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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-09

y Il t. X T c ii II A N,
FOURTH STREET. sTEuBENvILLE,
4 NNOUNCES to the public of Eastern Ohio
~ and the trade particularly, that he has in
unusually large assortment of almost eve-
ry article of goods to he mentioned in his line His
stock is the best he has heretofore offered the pub.
lies embracing
VARIETY Goops-Gents' shirts, Gloves, Buttons,
Suspenders, Hose, &c. 80
WOODEN GooDs--A big stcck-BroadcIoths Gas.
simeres, Sattinetts. Jeans, Cordurcys &c.
LINEN GooDs--lrish Linens, Drilings, Tabls
Cloths, Toweng, &c. ~
LADIES Dress GooBs-An unusually fine stock
Paints domestic and innorted-- -Ginghams Merin.
os, &c. Skirts, the largest and best stock in Steu.
benvilIe.
CroAKs and SHAwIs-An unusually fine stock of
adies' Cloaks end Shawls, and at 30 per cent.
cheaper than ever offered in this MAJ ket
JEwELRy-A large assortment constantly on
hands. Fine Gold and Silver Watches, Bteasipias,
Ear Jewels, &c.
WooLEN YARNS Blankets, &c MusIins, Tick.
ing, Check, &c---all of whic will be sold whole.
sale or retail. Goods sold fraction under Pitts
burgh prices. Store keepers, ,Taors, Peddlers and
others, would do we'll to examine this large and
choicr siocs of goods, as am determined to make
ii an object for small dealer RS aud home trade gen
emily TO deal at my establishment.
Oct.l2'59ly ROBT COCHRAN.
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the estate oi Samuel
Phillips, deceased, late partner of the firm of T.
Phillips Il Co., are reql esed TO call without de.
lay on ThOs, Phillips, surviving partner, or VIM
Phi Hips, Jr., Agent who Bre authorized to attend
TO settling the accounts OF deceased
Those having claims against said estate will
present them tor payment.
ELIZA PHILLIPS. Executrix.
Aarll II, 1860 st
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GROCERIES! GRGCERI rs (! |!
AT
GEORGE & WILSON'S.
Stock Fresh and CRnMlefe


WE have on hand, and are now receiving from
w the South and East, the largest Stock OF
Groceries ever brought 10 Cadiz to which we wish
II call the attention of Retailers and others wish.
ing to purchase for their own consumption We
de- ermined to sell as low if not lower than
either steabenvilIe or Wheeling prices. Our stock
consists in part of
SuGARs-N. o. Sugar 100 hhds
Circle A Crushed 20 bbls.
Powdered 10
A Soft Crushed 10
B IN
" 10
MoLAssEs-N. o. Moasses 500 bbs
SYRuP-Lovenny's Golden 90
CoFFEE-Prlme Rio l50 bags.
Java Sc Sockets.
RIcE-prime Rice 10 Tierces.
tIsH--No Mackerei 30 bbls.
40k bbls.
Lake Fish all kinds looh -
Scotch Herring 50 boxes
SopA--English Soda 20 Kegs
Soda Saieratus 20 boxea
SPIcEs-Ground Pepper 20
Grain !" 10 sacks
Cloves, Cinnamon, Nutnlees.
Ginger, Mustard, &C., &c.
April 25, 90 C e. w
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Teachers Institute

HCNCBIVTS HWsHEVWVCs
The Spring Session of the Union Institute o
Harrison and Jefferson counties, will be held a
Mt Pleasant in May next, commencing Tuosda
9Th, ending Friday, llth. The following gentle
men will be in attendance: Anson Smith, STATE
School Commissioner; Rev. Samuel Findey, o
Pittsburgh; Robert Kidd, Prof. Of E'ocu!ion, anc
Profs K gal and Brinkerhooi, OF Hopedale
DAVID DONOVAN, Acting Secretary.
April ll-3t.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-09

HAVING for many years pnid special attention
to the cultivation ofsmail traits, we are now pre-.
pared TO furnish in small or large quantities the
following valuable varieties:
Sfra WbcpricS.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-09

9JAll especially young men, should read tn,
advertisement OF the new National Dispensary'
at Cinci nnati, in another column
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-09

TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
* EORGE f & WILSON have the best ssortmept
VI of Fine and common Tobacco, Cigars and
Snuffs ever offered in this marlet. Call snd sec.
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S87.2O6 "a

The receipts ofthe shaking fund and tempo
rarv loan for the fiscal year ending Nov. Is,
1859 were S1,242 126 AZ
Disbursements, 1,113,572 10
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-03-14

GA new Dodge is told by the n. Y
Ledger: "a wealthy merchant Of this city, who
is in the habit Of carrying more money in his
pocket than it is prudent for any one to keep
about his person, recently received telegram
from his wife, who was visiting some friends in
the country, stating that she was very i'll. lie
at once strated to see her, On arriving at the
railway station nearest her place of abode, he
hired a horse and buggy and set out about dark
for a cross country drive OF some eight mics.
When he had gone about half the distance, he
was stopped by a couple Of men, who robbed
him OF his gold watch and several hundred dol
lars in cash. I'm return for the booty, they
kindly told him that he need have no fears for
his wifs health, as they sent him the telegram
in hopes Of having the pleasure of meeting hin,
after dark in some convenient spot, lar from The
busy haunts Of men,. The merchant thinks
that something should be done by the telegraph
companies 10 protect people from such imposi-
TONS"
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Congress.

Recently Mr.. john A. Bingham, of the liar
rson, Ohio, District, introduced into the House
bill to abolish the present Congressional sal
arv law, and return to the So per day law
This same retrenchatem Bingham, some two
years ago. it is charged, took more mileage than
he was honestly entitled to--assertinS it to be
much further from his residence to Washington
than it really was, and thus pocketing con-
siderable sum over and above the amount le
gally coming to him. Now he wishes to repeal
the law, which he asserts pays members too
much. He did not think so, we presume, when
he took all the law allowed him, and little
more, not being satisfied with'his salary, This
Bingham is small fry Black Republican, who
woaId do any thing to advance the interests Of
his party or himself This move of his is all
for buncombe, nothing else. "B.", the Wash
ington correspondent of the Cadiz Sentinel,
reads him lecture which will evidently make
the animal squirm, and if BIS charges are cor.
rect, will lay the honorable open to thorough
ski ming - CIermont San,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-03-14

0TThere is abundant evidence that the
"Bates movoment' within the Republican par
ty, is dead, or thereabouts. There are no ind
cations that he will have material strength from
any quarter. lie will have tue vote Of Nilsson
ri few votes from Indiana, and lev from
Ohio; but it will only be BY long cyphering that
his nomination at Chicago can be figured out.
The fact OF his presentation, Will, in all proGa-
billy, give some strength to Frank Blair, for
Vice President, and that will be the end Of it
Gin. Con-, Rspablican.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-03-14

A SENTIMENTAL FossIL.-'What is your
name"
My name is Norval, on the Grampian Hills.
Where did you come from?
I come from a happy land, where care is
unknown
'Where are you lodging now?'
4 dremp't that dwet in marble halls
where are you going to"
Far, far, DER hill and dell'
What is your Occupation?.
Some love to roam
Are you married"
Long time ago.
How many children have you?'
There's Doll and Bet, and Kate and
whats your wio's name?'
oh no, we never mention herr
Did your wife oppose your leaving her?'
She wept not when we parted
In what condition did you leave her?'
"A rose tree in full bearing
is your family we'll provided or not?
"A little farm we'll TILED
Did your wife drive you off?'
oh, sublime was the warning
Whit did your wife say to you that induced
you to stop"
Come rest in this BOSOM
WAS your wife very good ooking?'
she wore a wreath ofroses'
Did your wife treaty you badly?'
'Oft in the Silly night
When you announced your intention OF emi
grating, what did she say to you?'
Oh dear, what can the matter be?'
And what did you reply"
Sweet Kitty Glover, you bother me so.'
Where did you see her last?'
Near the lake, where drooped the willow.
what did she say to you when you left?
"A place in thy memory dearest"
Did you love herH
'is said that absence conquers love-
What are your possessions"
The harp that once through Tara's halls
what do you propose to do with it"
pll hang my harp on a willow tree.
'Whers do you expect to make living"
Over the water with Charley
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Oh. Would that I'D been Born a
BOY.
BY BELLE.

~, ,h,,.,4.L.,,.iLoo,h horr hoy
III uo", ~ h.no o,,'' ! ,y,nId he.
Tbs Urls should worship ma,
l., cr.,or,,l bo,
N"t VIZ 80 nv,y az" .gai,,
Rich waves of dark brown hair,
I,,.,,,rI,,, g., ,,,,, Lrou,
u'Gn II. Tt 7" t"p 4al ;"u N""'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-03-14
(.7-Tbe Republicans claim to follow Tbou

(ETThe Republicans claim to follow Thorn.
as Jefferson. But they forget his purchase at
Louisiana, and that in doing so he added slave
territory to the Union. Were he President to-
day, they would denounce his action just as
they do that of Buchanan, in seek ing to acquire
Cuba, which is also slave territory, even tho
it would do away with the last vestige ofthe
slave trade Most beautiful philanthropists!
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-03-14

0S~The Evansville, Indiania journal, a
strong Republican paper, says of Chase and
Seward
$50 far from making any sacrifices their
anti-savery views have only been used as in
struments to fost them into office and secure
feed from the public crib"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-03-14

CSHY-It is reported in Washineton~-so says
the correspondent the N. r. llerald--that
Tom Ford was Obliged to divide the spoils as
Printer, into abaut a dozen shares, with but one
share for himself
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-03-14

or The Memphis Avalanche comes out
strong for Gen. Joe Lane for Charleston nomi.
nee and next President,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-03-14

OEr5eward'S new deiinilian Of Save and
Free States, calling the former the Capital and
the latter the Labor States, is styled IN classic
quarterS--tho Republican suecedaaeum'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21

The SUSPENSION OF THE farmers BANK OF
VIRGINIA, OF RICHMoND.-The news Of this event
occurring yesterday-followed this morning by
all the bInks there-was unexpected In financial
circles here That Is to say, the early suspension
of the Virginia banks has not been looked for By
the District Of Columbia banks. The latter, how
ever, have taken due precautions 10 slreng then
themselves as far as possible in anticipation of
such an event We question whether any banks
were ever in better condition In such times tina.
all those in our midst. Nevertheless, IL bank
suspension becomes general throughout the coun-
Try, for them to remain an exception to the rule
OF the times, would simply be to sacrifice their
customers engaged in trade, one and all Sim
cerely believing every one Of them to be in re-
markably good condition, we do not hesitate to
advise depositors to leave their money in their
vaults in any event that may happen.
Though 1t has been some years since we had oc-
casion to borrow dollar from any Of them or from
any one, we regard It being far safer that they
shall continue to hold money in case they too,
may In time deem IL wise TO suspend with the
rest, than that we should essay 10 keep 1t boarded
where IL can be Of 10 avail In contributing to the
general financial interests Of the community
among W hom We do business
As yet the under-current ofcircumstances result
lag In the suspension of the Richmond banks is
unknown here, though it Is supposed by some to
have arisen from a sudden demand for S2iuOOO
made On them by some parties at the North
They are, however, from their manner of doing
business, rarely prepared for a sudden and heavy
return Of their notes upon them
To-day, Virginia money was only received on
deposit here at a discount of ten per centum. To-
morrow the rate will probably be much less.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21

II Taylor Maury send US the Decem Der
number Of Harper's Magazine, containing. among
other good things, characteristic paper from the
Zen Of J Ross Browne, entitled ga Peep al
Washoe," and abundantly illustrated by himself
Also, nom Taylor Maury we have the October
issues Of the valuable Edinburgh and London
Quarterly Reviews.
We are indebted also to Shillington, Cdeon
Building, and TO French d Richstein, 81. Penn.
syyania avenue, for copies Of this capital number
OF barpers Magazine This 10 the commence.
ment Of anew volume Of Harper, and is good
time 70 subscribe --e 30 - .a--
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By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auotionsers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE AND
MoSphT M0RNiNe. Noy.mbsr s. sos end con,
tinqing from day TO day until the Whole is elsposef
duly recorded among the land records for wssh-
ins county, shall sell the entire Furniture and
+ fleets of tbs Lafayette House. on street, be-
tween lsth and 18th streets, comprising the Furni-
WWs,put and Nah Mssossny Psrior Suites, eossistins
Of Soes, Tetes-Tetes, Arm, kookins, and
valiant Boas GASES, Decks, and WIS. uots,
F M9ae b sor Csnts1 T ri son
Gilt fame French Plate Nsutfi and Pier Glasses.
DamaSk aud Lace Curtains, Cornlce and sh9des,
Velvet, Brussels, and InEyan Carpets sno OIL
., cloth. thross bout the ne Snse, ,
Walnut add Oak Extsntioa D.nins Table,,
Oak French pmi e hair Side Tsoles, ,y
Siassvsre, Table CutlsIy, Waters, 81 -
csss Bs.tet.. Spoons, and Fo1sr. II
- ing Rpreess and W sshstssds, vith sAd With
Jenny g' Lid ei frsnss. and coti.,. ssd.te.ds,
soiia ost ssd Psinted Cottage ssts.
Feather Bsdr. Belstsrs. and Pillows. Toilet ststs.
sapeIior CURED Hair and Husk Mattresses:
Large guartIty ofBianfets Comforts, Quilts, and
p.pssk Table cloths. Napkins. Tovel..
Rsdiat n, Open crate, and Air tight Stoves
throughout the house,
Together with large variety Of Household Aru-
not :ss sh q oa:s: over tina,
credit OF one. two, three, and four months. With
interest," 'eessrd Z, sesS;GSy,sTs snSHT'sr.
! P. 8. The House is Tor rent; inauiIs cfsSs Ase-
~
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NEW BOOKS BY CATHOLIC, AgTH0Rs
New Book and stationery stoEs. No. $40 Seventh
q Te5sia written By herself translated from the
Slcnish ~ me hev. John DeItol hbM American
in two acts. b, II. E, CARDINAL Wneman; do. IS
tween Divine Faith and Natural ks.son, SS 4. 9.
Bayne. Esq, 0 9th; pTioe IS oepts. The B.trothsd,
xoni; new edition, cloth; price IS centa Christmas
Nisht: Entert.inment., q the Ps.so, vl:lt % ne
Don John as P.sla'ox, B,hoP Of Q;ms. cloth !;
men by Charles J. White. D. b.. With the spe roho.
nOn ofths most Reverend the chpis6op. 81 Bal
timore. cloth; price 81 cents. Papists Misrepre
scented and truly Reersssnied, or tyoioid chsfss-
price % osn.. .6ispe ,or In land in Il:
cents The Vision If Old AndIey, the Viewer.
ISnssv. IN. tale g the ,iu.;l b{f: E.shel..
!ElnSs:: cloth price 8 osgs:; fsrss.OT Open, o.
With the sbo.s may be feaod Bishop slaldinE:
ely Of other new and important Book. All new
Books received es soon - published. Foreign
Rooks imported TO order. -, n no ls-1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21

The white population Of South Carolina was
24 500
At this moment the white population of the
former States IL probably not less than fire mil
iioss, while that Of the latter scarcely creed,
three hundred thousand.
Now, In IL not a little arrogant for South Caro-
lima. with white population Of less than third
OF million, to tell the five millions of white men
In seven other states that she intends to drag
them into rebellion and revolution, whether they
will or no,
Ought they not, in unmistakeable terms, to tell
her that they do not mean to be led by her to
their own destruction, and that II she does no,
pause in her mad career, she will, SO far 40 they
are concerned, be left to encounter alone the ire
mendous responsibility
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21
THE EVENING STAR.
q WASHINGTON CITY: a
p cWBDNESDAY..... November 81, 1850
spiri, Of the Msrptns Prsss!

0 IRxsIsNISG IN A HURRY.-Tte conduct Of the
South CsscIius Senators in resigning their seats,
their r-signaticgs TO take effect immediately can
not fall as II should rot fail, to weaken the in
= nnenee Of their state In shaping the final course
OF action that the rest OF the slaveholdirg States
may feel called on to take eventually, for their
own future safety. Their purpose in pursuing
thatconrse Is plainly to deprive the rest Of the
south Of the eight 10 act for themselves, which
South carolina seeks 10 carry out as her own
right so promptly and peremptorilv, as that he
who does not comprehend It must be blind In
deed. That it 10 designed to precipitate revolu-
ton, ali must realize. II 10 to deprive the South
Of strength in the National Legislature, that she
may lose, in the Union, the advantage OF the
aut-RePublican party majority in which the
recent elections resulted. South Carolina thus
boldly STEP forward to strike as reprehenn BILE
and az severe blow at the interests Of the other
Southern States as abolition has yet struck. 1t
win take but a few more such acts on her part as
the instant resgnations Of Senators Hammond
and Chestnut, and the speech Of Mr.. Keitt,
wherein he avowed the purpose Of his State to be
TO destroy the Union for the sake Of destroying IT,
to convince every man in Maryland, Virginia,
Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri with property
or family to be endangered by revolution and
civil war, In which they must bear well nigh ell
the loss and suffering that may fall to the lot OF
the South that they have, after all, more to dread
from South Cardinals assumed dictatorship, than
from the fanaiicism OF Northern abolitionism
held in check by controlling majorities In both
Houses Of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21

PESssrLvAsIA--The Official returns of the
election In Pennsylvania now complete, with
The exception Of the small county Of Forest,
which gave Mr.. Curtin majority Of sixty. The
entire vote Is nearly as coo, divided as follows
For Lincoln 26s SIS, Fusion rs, SUo, Douglas
straight ticket II $50, Bell straight ticket i2si.
Hsjority for Lincoln q 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21

s.a. Il All a
co sa e: Ssss:s q z. n Is e
issa, in ikvor Of John j. BoSue assinst The eoo5c
and chsttsis. !e.ds and tsnement.. hn sld cred
sS of 81 ssS enc Other Ts e
!:SS:I sss :sld j; 8 me
gss: have levisa upon ali the said Bsrsssd Ma.
ses's tsrest IN and to thar pieoe eod PsTes q
In square west OF ssuire nsmbsred fourteen. a.
hontns twenty i've l25) feet on sd street eld
seventy l7Ol feet Penn av.. and shall prooood 20
sell the same 20 safisfy ssid ak vrits Of sxsouhon
st pnslc sale the h,hs.. sasds. for scsA on he
current. atl o clook ,. IN.
The premises viii Be sold subject 70 an eseul-
S S:,, q q yse Isl SisA interest os the 'A
no is>H wv. +. cRAlo. Constable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21

ARMY lNTELLIGENcE The headquarters Of the
tirst cavalry arr removed temporarily to Fort
wise, where the junior major Of the regiment
absence of the other field officers from reaimentaI
duty.
First Lieut. George Crook, 4th infantry. will
imme lately report at Fort Columbus for dntv
with the recruits about to embark at New YORK
for California. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21

FOREIGN lrEMs After the fall Of Gaeta, Carl
haldi, IL ia said, Will retire 10 private LIE for a
Father Gavazzi was threatened In his own house
Gavazzi
The oficislFesult Of the Sicilian election on the
question Of annexation stands-ayes 432 O5a, noes
6,O67.
Fifteen thousand Neapolitan troops have been
arrested i'm the Papal States, and would be dis
Rmed. ~ 49, : - -
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VIRGINIA PEAcENAKEks.-The Richmond Dis
patch thinks II probable that Governor I.etc her
will, at the Legislature jus. called renew his pro.
position 10 the last Legislature, for CONVENTION
at states, under the fifth article of the Consttu-
tos to consider the state Of the country, and see
az some measures cannot be taken or some amer d.
ment TO the Constitution be made, which win Re
store harmony to the Union and protect the rights
and equality Of the States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21

ArPoISrMESTs:-Alfred Palmer, Surveyor of
GUS oms for the port Of Urbina, Va re-appo nted
JACOB Y Hewett, Surveyor OF the Customs at
Cold Spring, " Y re-appointed. ~
VIM Pricha,d, Surveyor Of the Customs for
Newouryport Mass rice Nathaniel Jackson
Martin 1. McMakdn has been appointed special
agent OF the Post Once Department for the Pacific
coat, and commissioned to visit and feport unon
the Indian tribes In Texas and Arizona
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21
Personal

---M n. General Worth h.. ,...,,,
a legacy Of 81 600. '0eh"y received
49, Hon Lewis Cass, Jr late u,,,.a s.....
Minister at Rome, returned 10 hs IA 49,. s
Detroit on Saturday. VI" nome In
Quite an excitement was raised n, N.r,,,,
Tenn. during the late races by II. M
all the betting and sporting places Of bs az
Young woman In male attire. She called hss..,s
Charles Haloomb, Jr., and passed az the son ~
Charles Holcomb. ST., the owner Of the xtalIi -
Ethan Allen. IL turned out that she was NOT >.
lated 10 Mr. but only " stoPping" with him.
She was provided for. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21

H. ----,r : TO THE AIDES 49, ~,
We are selling CLOADNG CLOTHS very
Clyaks ut to order for osly 50 esnts. sroui
Cloak Patterns oply IS eeuts- -..S.g
Clqaks out and Pattnins fafnisheo gfei.a 10 those
who buy Cfoakiny Cloths OF us -frfi.s,, l..
Cloaks made to order et only ~.
6argaias ia Roady made Cloakss such - Arabs,
Zouovos, Sleeve Clocks. Sacques, 10, &s.
n S@Soatx Rev; X :S'Sfs LIZ sss p. .v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21

" Nearly full returns Of the State of New
ioiA On the question Of negro suffrage show 3
majority against IL Of about 1l2 600 votes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21
AUCTION SALES.
. For OtAer Auorion safss, see Jsrsf peg.
/. ~ THos. DowLIEe. Asst,oses.

6eorf frsra, ID. c.
II ARGE SAFE or GROCERIES. LIQUORS,
~ r.iNft, OILS hoRsE ANp WAseN, le- On
MONDAl aext. the 10th inst, at 90 o'clock 81 the
store NC W on Waser street, shai sell, without
aessivs; the extsns'ss stock Of janice r. 6ross,
E Es;. sU5sS gisS sSs Logi.is1s ssssr
Snests Gn.povden fOuas Hyson and Blaok Tsss,
bos md saeka kio, Java R1rEt and Ground
Bbls. 6, lien sirpp, Orleans and Porto Rico Mo-
Htds Bacon, bbls. Q ard. c..k, soc..
1ols. Rlos, boxes No. ana Soap, boxes Tobacco
b Ixes Spe. an. Adsmabtiae ana M uld Candles
asks Rice, boxes STA Oh and Pepper.
Boxes Eastport Herring, 10 kees i@ails.
2;tS los. toTdage. Goldfish. 10 90 Stgars,
Pat.ts, OILS, saInish, Pitch. TuIpentine and Tar,
Bue1els PRIME Nercsr PoiatHss. Wrapping Paper.
= pods. Monumental NhiskJ. bills. Nsotsr " hII-
Bis: Gis.ea's XXX wAa.ky, iOb bls- Pisklss cod
g.. ns 3: S 2. and other Wine. in glass.
ysma cs Kun and 90 scotch whisky,
BbaA App, Branay,5 1 roes Cesnao brandy,
n.,ianc 0is shd fort VI lDs,
BIZ 8. ken;ut ~ Rye WI ak,
Shstf ~ ,Sods. con sistfug If
s. est OIL, Spices, Mustard. RlackinG. Caaup 40.
ooms, Baoke0s, Bssksts, 40
r.atior.I scale we gking 2,toC pounds.
Couute- Scaee. store il turrs. IA.
20. hae young Horse, Syssfs Ia next spring.
rms of sac; $50 and Ger cash over - a
or dn of 30, 90 and - days. for spproved sndor,ed
bstes, beaI ing interest.
2i-d THOS DowI LAG, Auot.