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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-05-02

b~eseeching men to 't6y from errors path.
But the insidious destroyer had too surely
marked him for his own. After a ftful strug-
gle, he yielded again to the tempter, and at
last he who had held listening Senates en-
tranced, died in a lunatic asylum, and his hfe-
breath expired amid the wailings Of his an
guished, broken spirit.
O! beware, we again beseech, ye who are
tempted to become candidates for office, or
to mingle as leaders in the political strife.
IF YOU can Danish the whiskey bottle-if
while you are contending for the success Of
your party principles you also will contend
for the removal of this foul curse from the
arena, then, perhaps you may safely venture.
But if you begin to compromise, to tolerate,
to admit that perhaps the end j~ustiies the
means, and thus agree to circulate the bottle,
or see it circulated without rebuke-depend
upon it you will come out of the campaign
with consciences scared, characters blacken-
ed, and it may be with the appetite fastened
upon you so deeply that you will never be able
to e~xtricate yourselves from its dread power.
Mother !! Wife Sister! Daughter! You
are interested in this matter-deeply interest
ed. Read the story of ''The Politicians
Wife," and if you would not be the neglected
sorrowful one she was, then try all your
powers to persuade those upon whom yon
happiness depends, to turn away from tn
exciting, demoralizing arena of party Wal
fare, lest upon it be wrecked those social an
) v~irtuous pleasures and associations whic
| alone make your home ~happyand joyous
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-05-02

SLAVERY AND THE NJ E. CHURCH--ln the
New York Methodist Conference the Erie
resolutions" which called upon the General
Conference to SO change the rules Of discip-
line that all slayeholding shall be cause for
accommodation, has been negatived by the
decisive vote of 123 to 43.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-05-02

DEAD.-Rev. James NJ. Walker, of the
Concord q. CO. Presbytery, died on Sunday
morning the 22d ult., oftyphoid fever. =
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-05-02
Forget what It hath taken A. thee

"Arthur, my friend" 1 said, giving him
my hand, "your own noble self has spoken
in those words. Months ago your good an
gel left you-you sinned-you murmured.-
She has returned. Her silver wings are how
ering over you, and impatience and COM
plants will fly away. Mind, I warn You,
drive her not away again, lest in grief she
may not return. To life, to duty, my dear
friend"
II will, Susan. Hear me now. From this
hour | will not draw back from any trial; [
will not fear life, as / do not death. | will
meet vice with its hydra head / will live for
others, for the great wide world, as | would
have done for her."
II had not heard him allude to Amy be-
fore. | looked at him. A bright red spot
was on either cheek, but his eye did not
quail, and | knew he was speaking the truth
of the heart.
Il told you, Lizzie, my story should not
be a sad one, and yet you look as if L had
told you of some dire misfortune"
Wasn't it sad, unit Susy, for the poor
young minister to see the one he loved so
much given entirely to another, and he left
alone?'
Sat first it was, but is it sad that he be-
came, what you know he has been, a father to
the fatherless, a friend to the widow, a guide
for the wandering, a comforter to the weary,
a blessing to the world, for more than half a
century since his early dream? Sorrow has
a mission as well as JOY"
'For that high suffering which we dread,
A HIGHER low 0i9c10SaE
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-05-02

CONTRIBUTION FOR THE PoPE.-ln the list
of contributors in aid OF the Pope, IN Lon
don, we notice the name of Duchess Dowa-
ger of Leeds, for one thousand pounds ster-
ling. This lady is an American, and one
of the grand daughters of Chas. Carrolton,
one of thsssigners of the Declaration OF In
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-05-02
CHAPTER III.

II stand by the river where both of us stood,
And there Ia but one shadow to darken the flood.
And the path leading to it where each used to pass
Has the step OF bat one to take dew from the grass"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-05-02

No MORE sREY HAIRl No MORE BALD
HEADsl WY? Because Heimstreet's In
iuaita6le restorative is coming into general
use. Thee is nothing like it. Price soc
and $40 per bottle. Sold everywhere. W..
E. HAGAN & CO., Proprietors, Troy, N. Y.
See advertisement "Ys you may"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-05-02

A THUNDERBoLT FROM R0ME.-One of the
most curious incdenss-essthAs our day and
generation, is the recent Bull of Excommu-
nication which has been launched from st.
Peters against the revelutionists of the RO-
magma, in general, and his Majesty, Victor
Emanuel, King of Sardinia, in particular
A bull of accommodation is a mere shadow
of what it was in the middle ages. and this
which has been issued by PIUs 9th, will on
~ be laughed at by the King of Sardinia and
his people as an amusing extravaganza OF
the old gentleman, who carries the keys Of
st. Peter in his breeches pocket.
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Personal.

49, Capt. J. w. Donaldson, u. s. A., is at the
National
49, Major Ben McColloch, Of Texas; Dr. John.
son and Paymaster w. w. Kelley, u. s. NJ, az
at Kirkwoods'.
80. Hon John HemphiIl, United States Senator
from Texas, has arrived In town. and 10 staying
ut Browns Hotel. =
49, Patti Is in Baltimore The critics there de-
clare her vastly improved since she last sang in
that city. She has made wonderful requirements
according 10 them-'power, ease, and fuency OF
execution, expression, tone, hexibility and added
richness to her melody, and TO all this confidence
-'.- Commander Thornton A. jenkins. u. 8
Navy returned To his residence In this city yester
day, after tao years cruise In the ulf of Mexico
the Caribbean Sea, the Paraguay Expedition
&c 10 command Of the United States sloop O,
war Pfebie Capt. Jenkins's long and earnes
enofn Ia tie formation Of onr present Lighthouse
essAolisnment VIII not be forgotten by those te
known. - - : =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-03

THE ELECTIVE JUDICIARY SYSTEM IN NKw
YoRK -DectiHatiOn of Judge Edmonds
following 10 an extract from a letter written by
Judge Edmonds, Of New York, declining the
nomination which had been rendered to him by
the republican party for the office Of Recorder In
that city. an Office charged with judicial duties:
"My tenure Of office would be only three wears.
While on the bench I should Of course be with.
drawn from political action, and could not resort
To the usual means 10 secure cont in IL:
while, on the other hanz, ambitious aspirants for
the position would be restrained by 70 such con-
sideraton and would easily oust me long before
j could give any perDanency to the character
snoufd aim 10 give my court " .
a. t IL owing To this cause, doubtless that since
our adoption OF the practice Of Judicial elections
not single Justice Of the Supreme Cont ms
been reelected In this city; out Of fourteen JUS
tees OF the superior Court, only fous have been
reelected, and X Recorder never | could expect
no exemption in my case from this seemingly IN
eyttable fate Of the Judiciary in this CITY, and
must calculate on being removed long before at
tainiGg the end the prospect Of which could alone
induce me to take the Office.
Besides, the shortness Of the term would con-
finualiy SUBJECT me to the inputaton OF shaping
my decisions In reference TO a reelection. / ex-
perienced this at the Close Of my former judicial
career, and had abundant cause to know that
was thereby shorn Of my Independence, and my
usefulness was impaired. l felt this SO keenly
that then resolved never to undergo tagain.n
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FROM UTAH.-We have the Deseret News n,
september 9th. Companies Of emigrants were
still arriving across the plains all In GOOD health
and large trains loaded with -four were 6ttinU
out Tor Fixes Peak. One train, which left Provo
August 2oth, consisted Of fifty.three wagons esc
neighted with from two to two and half tons
President Brigham Young had been preacbino
sermons, from which we make the followi no ay.
tracts: %. - '-.o" i"s GA
"Aii the army, with its teamsters, hangers. on
and followers: with the judges and nearly All the
rest OF the civil officers amounting to soue seven.
teen thousand men, have been searching diii.
gently for three years to bring one act to ligh,
that would criniuate me; but they have not been
able to trace out one thread one particle Of evil
asnce ina. would eliminate me. Do you know
why! Because l walk humbIy with nv God and
do right, SO far a. know how. do no evil 10
any one; and a long as I can have faith I'm the
name OF the Lord Jesus Christ 70 hinder the
wolves from tearing the sheep ana deyonr, no
them, without putting forth nv hand shaIl ~
so. can say honestly and truly before a al q md
the holy angels and all men that not one act of
murder OF disorder has occurred in this citv or
territory thai had any knowledge Of, any more
transpired; that IL the reason thew cannot ,,.cs
any crime to me-" - 49, $3.50 80
In another discourse Brigham Young EXPRESSED
himself satisfied with the present ahods ~ ~ =
Saints. He said: I-s.7 : r. a'oue VI 'ae
81 have lived nearly sixty, wears. and am "a.
quainted with many postions Of the United Ststes.
somewhat acquainted with Europe. and bi.to,;
eaiiy acquainted with many parts Of the world
but, 30 Tar as have travelled and re,d All, a. .h
best country that we were ever n or can ro,y nd
for raising Saints % ~ -s7-f'- s''"No'" NV NV
The weather has been very favorable IN, b,,.
yesting, and bountiful crops have been safeIy
secured HssT - $3.50 s'' 'AA''''
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The PRINCE IN PHILApELPHIA-We are In
formed that committee Of one hundred of GU,
leading citizens have made arrangements for :
grand operate entertainment In honor Of the visi
TO our city Of Baron Renfrew. They have en-
gagged the entire New York COMPANY and tins
combination will be the strongest ever witnessed
In this city. The first and second prosceniuu
boxes, together with fifty adjoining seats on each
side Of the balcony, have been secured for the use
OF the Baron, his suite, and invited guests The
Joser, TOO, Will be handsomely decorated for the
occasion.
The repertoire Of all the operas sung by the
troupe has been sent to Lord Renfrew, who will
himself select the programme, and the British
Consul, Mr. Cartwright, will telegraph 1t from
Pittsburg, 90 that there will be am pie time for
careful rehearsals tits understood that the Baron
prefers this species Of entertainment to a bali
and as this will be the only opera he will attend
In America, 1t IL proposed to rival IL not surpass
the grand gala nights of her Majesty's Theater,
Wnen the queen herself attends. Every effort
VIII De made to vindicate the claims Of PhiladeI.
phia to being the most cultivated and refined Of
American cities, and as this will he one of the
most Interesting events, both socially and must
caliy In our history, our citizens, we are confident
VIII demonstrate their appreciation Of its i'm.
portance.
Excepting the reserved seats, the house will be
open TO the public upon the same terms as on
other nights, but we would suggest that IL the
committee should not think Ii advisable to insis
upon such equations are in force at the opers
houses Of London and Paris, viz, that none anal
be admitted except in full dress II should he nm.
derstood that all who attend will adopt that cos.
tune In New York the ball COMMITTEES la,
formally requested those who have purchased
tickets to appear In full dress, and 1t would add
much TO the brilliancy Of the house If uniformity
were 70 prevail here. The 10Th Of October hal
been designated as the evening upon which tbi,
superb entertainmentistob be given IpAio
Journal, 29th.
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FRoN JAPAS-Dates from Japan To 10Th July
have been received. The foreign commupity
were enjoying comparative season OF ouiet-ali
fears OF IN attack rom the natives having passed
away. 0Oprs were entertained that no fI,tbs,
trouble would occur, and that the d!strust " I'M
which the Government hsd been disposed To teal
all foreigners had been overcome. Tue Dreatest
was again being agitated- limit OF the treaty
by which tie Government exchanged foreign coin
iato japanese having expired. The value set on
the Mexican dollar was twenty 1--we p<f cent. below
its actual vaiue. Trade had fallen on consider.
ably within three months, though temporary
btskness eausd by the presence Of the British
and French naval forces Ia the waters. Some
5000 horses bad been purchased ffom the yapaness
Government, aud were being transported "a the
seat 90 war in China. The news Of the arrival o,
the japanese Embassy in washipgton had not ye
been received. E,Ifl fFftB -
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II In the City Councils Of Richmond, Va, a
resolution has been adopted to appoint a commit
tee Of six citizens and six councilmen, to act with
the mayor, to present Baron Renfrew an address
embodying the sentiments Of the people concern
ing his visit, and to tender him testimonials of
respect. During discussion on the resolution, a
member violently opposed to 1t reminded the
council Of Kossuth and Dickens, and of the insult
offered TO our Minister Mr. Dallas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-03

III the Court Of Oyer and Terminer, in New
York, which opened on Monday, Judge Ingraham
remarked on the great increase Of crime in the
city, more than thirty murders having been com
mitted since April last. He also called the at
tention Of the Grand Jury to the violation of the
election law, the law .elating to lotteries usury
law, and regretted thst I'm addition to the special
statues, he was Obliged to call their attention to
the various number OF homicide cases which
would be brought before them. Whether the
great increase Of this class OF crimes are owing 10
the recent change in the law relating to capita |
punishment or not, 1t was not for him to say. At
any rate the increase had taken place. The Judge
remarked that this change in the statue had al.
ready plunged the Judiciary in great HeuIty
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For thy sake, tobacco,
would do ANYTHING but die,
scent to match thy rich perfume
Chinese art did ne'er presume:
Roses-yioles-but TOYS
For the smaller sort Of bows,
Or for greener damsels MEANT
Thou'rt the only manly scent, 10
20 sang Lamb, In genial laws.
In the o4den-goiden DAYS
Lamb-poor Lamb the Doctof,s vord
- All hissoul Of sorrow stirred.
He must leave his darling ouid
By the laws Of health forbid
Had he lived in Goodwin's day.-
Seen his art take all away
From bis PATENT PRxssEp-a brand
No TOBACCO can Withstand
Seen from must and mould how free
A. Goodwin's make would ever be-
Never had the Doctor broke
Those sweet bonds Of which he smoke
Gentle Ella, on his head
Filing blessings, would have ssid
"GooDwIN, thou'rt the chewer's friend
Twenty dozen please 10 send,' Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-03

IL The Kentucky State Central Executive
Committee Of the Union party have published an
address recommending the Bell and Everett men
Of Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania to disregard
their preferences for Gubernatorial candidates in
their respective States, and throw their votes in
such manner as best calculated to prevent the sue
cess Of Lincoln.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-03

Ameas tha Boston delegates representing
nominated Ansoa p, Badinesme for Conuress
and Nj. p. W. Chandler for Lincoln peeeldsn.isl
eieetor, vss Mr }, sella Martin, col0fed. : :
U Thopas Msagher, of Baltimore, died ON
Monday from drinking wormseed oil, which be
had mistaken Tor whiskey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-03

IL The Havre papers contain an announce
mentthat the long -contemplateds scheme OF French
Transatlantic steamers Is on the high road to real
ization. There are 70 be two lines, running res
Pectively between Havre and New York and
Havre and Martinique
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-03

u Hon. David ID. Wagner, wealthy and
highly respected citizen Of Easton, Pa, and Pres
ident Of the Esston Bank, died in that place on
the LIST instant Mr.. Wagner formerly represented
that district in Congress.
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III Mrs. Governor Edwin Morgan. It has been
decided In full council, Is to lead of in the dance
with the Prince Of Wales W
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OA negro man named Jones was killed in
Norfolk county, Va, on saturday night, by q
shot from pistol in the hands Of young man
named BENZ. r. Cloud. The youngster was In.
toxicated, and il Is said that he killed the Negro
INV accident
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-03

V1t has been decided to postpone the trial o.
Jaekalow, the alleged murderer Of the captain o.
the oyster sloop Spray, until the January term Of
the circuit court at Newark, N. J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-03

III The Jamaica papers are discussing the
policy Of annexng that colony to the United States
as remedy for the social and political evils un.
der which IL IL suffering
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-03

IL The corner stone Of the University Of the
South" will be laid with much pomp and cere.
mony on the 10th inst, at University Place
Franklin county, Tennessee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-03

lO In Cincinnati, an Irishman became angry at
a darkey and broke seven or eight brick upon hi 8
head without doing him the least injury The
negro, who was perfectly cool during the opera
ton, exclaimed: ''Struck away, white manrdis
chile don't mind dem pebbles no how! yah,n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-03

Dr The census returns Of New Orleans ind-
cate the population of that city at not less than
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-03

10 The new Druid Hill Park at Baltimore, is
to be inaugurated on Monday next. The Prince
Of Wales has been invited to be present on the
occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-03

II The profits of the St. Louis Fair for tn,
last week were $4,000. 900
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10. There are shout 800 white prisoners In the
Virginia Penitentisry at this time. All negro
convicts by law are now hired out 10 labor on the
public works. Charles Hudson, OF Meckienbnfg
aged G. " aTs, was rereytd into the insttution
Sstnrdav for an IL years residence on conviction
sof mansiaughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-03

IL The following was an inscri ption on ban
ner In the procession OF republicans at Pittsburg
Pennsylvania, on Thursday, September y "ws
revere the memory Of John Brown Of Ossawata
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-03

IL The Governor of New York has appointed
Thursday, the 10Th of November, to be observed
as a day Of Thanksgiving by the people Of tina,
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III Ice Of considerable thickness was formet
in the vicinity Of Boston on Monday
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a,,r,, Of the Morning Press.

The ConsritutioH has an article on SO The i.iris
diction over crime on shipboard-Deserteys from
the merchant service of Great Britain and the
United State y In which II contends for equality
on the part Of our Government In all international
arrangements IN the subject. a-t 81. ss.5>
The IafsIEigsaeer quotes from the late letter OF
declination Of Judge EdInoEds, OF New York. 10
show the imPoiiey Of the elective judiciary sys.
tenn. -r- r.ir --s
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By cLEARY 4 GREEN. AuohOussr..

BY CLEARY GREEN, Auctonsers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
fckEAI AucTioN-On THURSDAY NOM.
INC, October 9Th, 81 70 O'Clock, We Will eel A
Paoho sale, In fout Of our Auction Roouls on
Myth street, one door above Pa. avenue, - an
oeient assortment Of Hou sehod and Kitoh = -Prr-
niture, CON prls ng in part -
Sofss sideb. AIDS, Bureaus and washsts nd
bedsteaos; Wardrohes, Lounges and ChaIrs
Dtnlng And other Tables, W hatnots, VI
glass. China and Crockery Ware f,-sif
Gauery, Siivor-p lated Forks and spoons, safs
nair, Cotton and Shook Mattresses, .l..~
esther bsas' Carpets, oioleth, and MA(kins,
Term, a. '@o' -.-.#.
cost -. oLEARY q GREEN, ArSs..
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MAILS FROM CHARLESTON TO KEY wKsr-The
contract for carrying the mails from Charleston to
Key West has been awarded to the former con.
tractor, MIR. Mordecai whose bid was for SAC, 900,
OOO He has heretofore received $50 OCO, 900. This
does not include the transportation Of the Havana
malls for such he is to receive the postage on the
foreign mails, in addition
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Auction SALES.


AUOIIUN SALES.
By WALL q BARNARD. Aueeoneers.
= D. tsNIfS Ns At r. ..eErs q:
s,as Of Seventh stEett, the entire stock comsrr..
colornes, Extracts. Perfume. ana So.
clooks F.lcI G. DDS and Toilet Art,eIses..
Fancy Table CeveCs, window SHADES ssd |. NH,
resn. os' lot furniture, &e., &c.
oesS -. WALL BARNARD, a,s,,
By WALL q BARNARD. Auctioneef.
- ~ -Ccraer Nfsfh -. osd Pa aresws "a.
eoov Fst JAZZ eSY s92Ss
,i:n Rooms. ws wiIisf, on sccosSt Of whom AHf Il
x, ,SS s so,.n Ho:s and Eslf Hose.
rDry GOODS, Ribbons, Bonnets, &o.
1t WALL 4 BARNARD, Auc,s
b. :. c. MCGUIRE 4 Co. Aucaon..r.
EHxl ussiSn A ssD FF22HsEEo5I EFFECTS
tooet sth, a. 10 o'elock al The reside &c Of &m
tween ss sss RI st south ace Of .rss.
Euruitu and HOusehoid Ffsct,a -H sens iot OF
Cane and w cod Seat Chair. L"un,..
s sSsia az S. Ing an ssE. OF cioti.
nanogAny, sensh, aud othsr Bedstssds
Msttrssse.. Bol.tsrs and PlIloSsa
Dining AND other Tables, Toilet Sets,
SDa.ns Apa Sthsr toyes, Kitchen Utensils, 40,
credit Of 80 days, for satisfactorily endorsed nots..
Cots 4 ]. c. MCGUIRE CO., A,e..
By J. c. MCGUIRE co. Auonone.r,
CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON sTocV
Oct . her s 81. A. g Ssooi q the Hacton koSms
Is 90 Corporation of Washipston six mar Cant
COS a J. c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Av..,
BY 0LEARY GREEN. Auctioneers.
a Soop:t &eSon skiUkhS0YS h MS 81 NRiNSS
ss. . public auction: the ensirs ssooi q bry I
eos,s Seis Of T. II. MADDOX, Fec 1t No. sol
ioth street,, com s,,,s Avenue. between eth md
Pine Dre.s silfs. Robes, Brlli.p,s.
Lawns, Chalies, Cashmeres. PopIins
Table insn.. Brown and white shsetinss.
WOO.ea, Stella and other shavi..
In Li,nrssys, Jeans and pomeshcs.
Elannsls q al kinds ssd descripsion Dn'e''
Hosisry; Glove: and Ribsnds, Laess.
MS sss cos sns RRf ooa: e. SSSl ~.
Ticking, Cottons and shsetinss,
~ ,(s s:;oIis.ns y Nsiiin.;rss Goods,
Slne " oolen Blankets. spreads, 90.
ina. casnsa S'oths. Cessimsres and Vest
rogetHsr With general assortment of .poh co.a.
81. y es 1ss. SS0a: s e q,
tAs entire steok 10 disposed Of 'A'''
GO ST cLEARY 4 GREEN, Auos.
By BARNARD so, 4 BUcxEY, Auononesr,.
EX kSP LENT. HOUSEHOLD PURNIygRE
mokSING. ssh in.s, At fsT is o:soof MoNDAY
- the IesidenSe Of H.. w. niley, e., Conrress
:ns Eas 81 N n.
Mahogany Ssring and Bsir-sest ParIor set. eop-
r rssans Of SOFAS, Side, Rocker, and castor
BIu..sl,, Ingram and Step Carpets,
mlrror, Marble-top Tables,
Curtains, Cornice, Shades a nd Flrtpr..
Manogsny DRlns and other Tables
10 Maple and C0ttage Beds 'eads
D0 Dress Bureaus and Werdrobe.
=. Mattresses, n e>'~ SnseA
Rnlovs, Bolsters and Beddinr,
Meshstands ant Toilet Sets.
w ooo AND C4Qe seat Chalrs and Hall Oilcloth
meIngei ator. Cooklng and other Stoyes
VITA good assortment of X uchep Furnitpra
On Iefms: % cash; o,er that amount A ereits N,
~ sna ~ Gays, Tor approved endorsed notes. beny.
ocSd BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY. Auot.