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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-01
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN, AUCT.


A IL.
~ BLOODED STOCK, FARMING UTENSILS, &c AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY 9th day Of June, commencing II oc ock
AM At Rayenswood the residence OF late Mrs Mary Brsr
on three miles from Richmond. Mechancsvle Turntke
wi sell 40 auction her nre personal estate consisting Of her
hous,oi and Kitchen furniture farming utensils every Kind
good farm mules head Of cattle smong which good mch
-ows horse aud buggy, f- blood mare, foa BY thu r.
horse Euckl0u, and hayrg Revenue colt old by
eide, fine Red eye fly year old sane mare
md fhe growing Whea. and crops.
TEsvs-Cash all under $50; over s9D and under
go 49, days credit SO and under 500 months credit
over t k months credit the deferred payments every
be secured by negotiable notes with approved tndorsers
payEh Ia Richmond
especially call the attention Of horse fanc'ers an others 10
Tie boCdd and her colts several o. her having
premiums % our state Fsirs. K CARTHORN, Auct
By order Of CHAB CAMMAN, Curator
uy25 Ctls FIST OF Mrs. Mary A. Brayton. decd
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BY DICKINSON. HILL a co.. Assa.
NOTICE.

day ceased WILLIAM BETS will continue 10 tie Negro
Auction Buslness and has taken INTO Copsrtnsrshp With
HIN GREGORY They VIII conduct the bu,iness under The
hrm Of BETTE GREGORY, their Sales Room Franklin
Street four doom below Wal Street and about square below
the former nlcc of Pulam Belts and respectfully solicit
nusnce Of the patronage which bsay extended Wm
H. Belts Nllle IN the a. m Of PA Han Beta
They have bained the services Of Mr W FSosr
Clerk, who has interest Ia the business wM H. BETTE
T. J. GREGORY.
ALEXANDER SIMS Auetloneer mylO-y
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GONG CP.--Workmca are nov engaged IA erecting
ue frame work Of he stepe Of the Broad Street Meth
oi-si Church and are making rapid progress.
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ALExANpER ISIS. Anetleneer.
NOTICE.

TNF term Of copartnerhp o. PULLIAM BETTs having
PRED by agreement, his day The hgshe Of hEL
me NEGROFS At AUCTION AND PRIVATELY commission
only Will be continued by AT TIE OLD STAND ODD fHI
LOWS HALL Unexpectedly solicit continuation 81
from friends and the public generally BY industry
hope - merit the liberal patronage heretofore
tended 10
PULLIAM co.
A. c. PUunN,
+. PUIlI,M,
d. X. WEsGu. myi-8m
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StBJCkS WASTED.-The subscriber wishes to purchAs,
y quantity Of sHUCKS He prefers them pressed In bales
so shucF put In good condition, delivered at his place. s
iGT g. g. STACY.
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49, anlrd our employees r5creatl during the summer
our s'e VIII be closed al O'Clock, p VI from this
August CLARk3ON 4 ANDERSON,
uyEo 20 Mai street
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A UCTIONsA LIE OF AnoUT LOO ACRES nn

IA valuable iAhhlNu Henrico
les below the OF Richmond e subscriber being de,ro
mined 10 sell at public auction, the preulses on nONDIY The
June II O'Clock A. ~ QI fair M moi bs nex 81,
dayO the follow ng valuable Real Fsiste VIZ ' " ~ '''
lst. Ihe called 'ENTEkPRIsE about fopr pl bslo
Richmond both Dies Of the Central Road So
whch 100 cleared co .,.
Of an excellent bri dwelling with rooms lnrnding - 80
ment with All necessary outbudngs farm OF bat la,
2d PLAINPELD, adjoining the before mentioned estate cor
tanning about 80 exte ding along sail Central Road IN
miles Richmond About 2CD clss
The Improvements consist Of two story framed dwelling
large and admir- ably arranged han and
otte' building except such Usually 10
stryants.)
A OF tnese In high Of lmproyeuen, abava
moreover literally lined within TIE past two y.st H.
residue acres the above and will be soid i lots o
suit purchlser neighbOhoOd Az improv,g ~ ,nd 49,,
Central Road which being converted into purnnf viii
when completed add greatly 10 the value property
desrous Of purchasing really farming lands In
the vicinity Richmond invited view the premises as II
believed things considered that lands Offer better Induce
ment5 for profitable cultivation than N Sc d As INV al eel In
selling stated IN the preceding part this adyer sment per
The sale with the positive nds
the land seen a; the Office oftbe Auc
honee Nho will take pleasure In giving all
Tie lanes will be soldn parcels 70 suit the Of bidders As
the character u these lands reference sy be made TO the cit
liens Of Henrico who reside CONT uous % them.
TERMS An under 1900 oneiouIth cash: balance AZ
~ months Mlsums 900 and unde $500 one.fouh
CASH balsn;e AZ g. 2 and : months All $500 one
balance and for uegotIN
bic notes bearing interest secured by deed The taxes
for ls6o to be id by the Purchas.rs.
JACOB :. ATLEE
GopbIN APPYra0s, Aucts.
SAiter sale OF the lands the day. be sold
about 30 head o No yOurg MULES and HORSES together with
fta ifsu.I var tfy Of
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JUNE, 1850.
DRESS GOODS.
AT RAD CED PRICES
THOS. ID. QUARLES n SONS,

AVE marked d0wa their large and desirable oek Of DRESS
GOODS al greatly reduced prices They special at
1-u1u a ~ want of GnOis, ry determined
chem a pr -s thai will quick s4let irl
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TIIH1 VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE CbuPA

TN'HhW FTFsFFtNTf
Ny nov fully prepared for business, aud the attention Of
public called the Importance Of s objects This
Company, under is charter. divides seyeneghs Of b profits
every three years. among the policy holders thereby giving
assured The advantages Of the Mutual SYSTEM with the pledge
perpetual Capital Stock t0O0 the added security
s. ekhode permanent moneyed interest In conduing It's
Affairs with prudence aud economy.
The Charter requires hall Of the Capital Stock and Ernrgs
10 benycd Bond and Mortgage uacumberrd Real Estate
worth double the AMOUNT
The chief object the Company 20 aid in retaining home
the Immense Of money which goes annually
for Ils Premiums Northern Companies That money Viii be
loaned 70 Customers for term OF years legal interest aid dis
bursed n ou rnldsi.
EGdoEmens and Annuties granted Life Poldes
saed los rates other good Compan slaves Esurd FOR
on or II a
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WHo Art rHE hIsERAELKs Let The Dyspepte, Who
s ~ physically and mentally answer Bat though he eas
drunk The very degs Of suffering relief e1st In The Dry
s'''aisd BiisTl. hsy are "a cure for al be wee
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER
AT J. ". RANDOLPWS BOOKSTORE AND BINDFRY.
May 3lst, lS6o.
1ocock y O'Clock 3 O'Clock
= DlOEs: q - II
Cr DOoEs: q - =
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JACOB 3. ATLEE.


r. SAitr OF the lands, day will be sold
about 30 e.d II No young MULES and HORSES together with
o." usual variety Of PARMINC IMPLEMENTj. Terms sale
81
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ExCHANGE MOTI L AND BALLARD HOUSE

From Rsr Dr. Ro"sT, Ei5r CirigtIn Adr0a1tsl
sEgYLEs ISFALaLE BAGSG PowHEsA persons fond oi light
sweet and wholesome loaf bresd biscuits batter buckwheA
cakes may purchase his Powder With confidence Ts materials
perfectly harmless, and pleasant than soda saratus
&C fear Of The OF vii make lie lghest
sweetest bread 10 the shortest possible time time labor and
expense dsappon,s n the accompanying simple d..
recons are Besides vrglnls
Is no invention OF Yanseedom John " Garck manufacturer
and sole proprietor Richmond Va We know him.
and IT, the best tried. Get snd mind the
directions.
mills
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MOOD ROuI.Dn
LAWRENCE S. NEARYE,
ATTOPN EY ATT law

DRACTIoEs in the Courts Of the City Richmond and the
Counties Of Henrco, Hanover and Caroline He Is also
NOTARY PUBLIC and COMMISSIONERS Of the United States Court
OF Calms
The partnership between chasan White and himself being dis
solved, his ohce is llth ST. just below Goddins Han
fa1Q -rfv
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LNOR SALE-Thst desirable the OF
Franklin Of jefferson street. fronting Franklin
IS feet running back 1855 feet 90 foot alley Appyo
my2+ r. II. MAURY Co
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
81 uUDDIN hTFtHsUN, AucIs.
'UE RrAUTGFUL AND ATrRACUryp yApu

TNHE RrAUTtFUL AND ATTRACIIyR Farm
II Uf 400 ACRk3 CALLED "BRoOKLAND," l. HFNEICO
COUNTY, skvEN Mills ABOVE RICHMOND POR SALE Ar
Of Rob Courtney f4 s be sold without reserve on The prem
ses on The 10Th Jgne so stl O'Clock A. Tbs Yarn con
miles aoovs RelnoTd In M pleasant, and refined n, gbor.
sides and Closets s Necessary out bousc.
wants stock crops &C. and well o. that can, be w pas
ed In the county Said Farm has gro wing mon n b.
each Of W. eat and corn all ooknS LshIy % ~
excellent orchard apples peaches cherries and for
and ourisng garden OF veget-bes Of ali Iieds 81 .,
which will 20 along N the farm 70 the purchaser U.s. "
Immediately after the sae Of the Farm WI b. sofa all
hold Kitchen fur iture, mules, a of wLb r -,
pal hos and farming utensils Of the variety Also good
family crTage with shss aud tongue two sets Of ha
and about sixty bsfrtb Of Immcd.te p,sssson
farm Will he given - WIG
TfRss A 10 the frn, ontiourth balance on credit
one and years, with interest from 80 ,bs
bic half yearly secured by deed Of trust the aSes for d. pf
ent year 10 be paid by The purchaser And to The pro
months, for apr. owe ne ytiiabe notes. ~ ''''' ~
jei-ctds G0DDIN A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-01

NOR than thirty year, have stood UnequAed and unriva
ed SorwisTASDSG sUHsRors lWTAuoSs AND coUSTIITrs
for their and truly valuable medicinal properties IN
Of complaints connected with the Stomach the Nervous sy
well for heir general usness agreeable
stinuant in their various pleasant appance In accordance
with the testimonials OF medical Faculties In they have al
here been pronounced and acknowledged by all who tried
them to be "TIlE BEST BITTERs EVER INTRODUCED and
confidently felt that they will maintain their reputation their
unsurpassed merits.
For Sale by Of the prominent Grocs and Druggists and
with liberal discount TO the trade, by the Agent,
l.. PUNKR, JR
mv22-3m No 9s Front Street New YORK
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DtRECTOES
WIN. II. mcfarland, John Purcell,
Joseph Allen, saml Bayy,
Roscoe y Heath, Jos r. Anderson,
Thos W WcCaace, C. G. Barney
John u Montague, Ro II. Maury,
David l. Burr, Jas. A. Cowardin,
Lewis Gntcr, Benz II Mash
John Jones, ?. 4. Moore,
Jss, L. Apperson, John II. Claiborne,
Lewis d. CsenshaT, y. c. Wherry,
WIN. g. Paine, Nn. H. Christian,
II. T. C. BAskrrgin, Wyudham Robertson,
sam1 J. Harrison, John G. sha.er,
WA. II. HaNAn, Peter o. Warwick
Robt T. Brooke, K. o. Hasklns.
Geo %, Shell. EiTArd NOTyel,
We lagicn Goddln, Geo. J. Summer,
John D0oley, d. 5. Woodbridge.
P.efisHt-WM. II. MCFARLAND
Vlcs PrssidCaf-SAM'L J. HARRISON.
Phvs,cida-Dr BLAIR BURWELL.
Ait1J7ley--RoSC0E b. HEATH, Esq.
ap2T J. ADAIR PLEASANTs Secretn
gsY-Ofice corner Main 'lth streets Richmond.
A PPLE PEELERS.-25 dozen whlieuore's combined
N Peer and scers In and for sale cheap by
myZl CLARhSJS ANDERSON, M. loo Main 81. I
IQUID RENNET, for making, In few minutes DILiI
IL Dgrs There few dessert, for the table eco
nnm,ca, delicious and heathiul; for sale Al
MEADE BAKFR5 Drug Store,
my2l ls6 Main 81, corner above o.
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BY BROWNING. MooRE 4 %

NNE WILL SELL Al Auction Room FrAnLra street
w to-day At 10 O'clock fht very sey oung Sssroe
myi BROWsTNC MOORE 4
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AUCTION SALES.
= =
THIS DAY.
BY PULLIAa AGO. Aueis.

n NEGHOEs.-we will eel THIS norning Il 10 clock,
lO 10 hkely Negroes BETS A GREGORY, Aust'u
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uon WATER trarDATJ a}s oclE-sus RISES as; SETS 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-05

II The New York Journal Of Commerce saws
the two steam fre-engines were Of more service
than all the regular tubs" at the recent great IRE
there and il calls for the construction Of twenty
more Of them at once.
III Ii has already been stated that Macauly is
advancing 10 publication with two more volumes
Of his history but II is now said that. contrary 10
expectation. the whole Of Queen Annes short
reign will be contained in them.
IL Mr.. Chandler. of Boston, while visiting
Niblo's Theatre, New York, had his poe ket picked
Of $500. A policeman saw the theft, arrested the
thief, and made Mr.. Chandler quite whole again
H Wild Sports, 10y +. Gerstacber. a trans
lation from the German, is denounced as an abo-
liton book by the Montgomery Gala Mail
IL While moose-hunting, Moses Titus 10
years Of age was frozen TO death IN the Penobscot
woods. week before last.
IL The jurors during the Cancemi trial i'm
New York incurred a bill for refreshments al the
Astor House TO the amount of SOS 81.
III The Bath Times says Of bills on the No
rembega Bank, Bangor, it is perfectly safe to let
them alone.
II The number Of sea-going vessels lost last
month was IL, larger than any month, except No
vember.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-05
THE LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Illinoi. Democratic Copy.p,,e,

:, sPklNcfiELD Jan The Democratic Conven.
~. n neIe Vo-udy elected delegates 90 the Charles
ton Convention. Resolution, ,,-.,a .dontsd >.
Affirming the Cincinnati platform. reppdistinr
new tests, the revival OF the slave trade and !
congressional slave code for the Territories: d.ny
ing that slavery derives its validity from The
Constitution; declaring the position of ia. ne
m'cracy OF Illinois 10 be that Of Mr. Buch.
anan in his letter Of acceptance; denying Oh.
interpretation given bv the Republicans 20 tie
bred Scott decision, that Il denies the right Of tb,
people Of the Territories 60 regulate the questio
OF slavery TO suit themselves; deprecating John
Browns foray, and attributing such invasions 70
the teachings Of the Republicans; instructing the
delegates to vote for the readoptIcn Of the Cincin.
natl platform: declaring determination 20 abide
by the decision OF the Charleston Convention; and
also instructng the delegates to vote for Senator
Douglas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-05

On Monday, I'd instant. ERNST WILLIAM
son OF Rec FL and Laura Sullivan, of Georg etown,
d: c., aged "a months and 2 days
It's ever thus tits ever thus with all the best
below. " ~ WV
Inc dearest, nobest, oveliest is Away first to go;
The bird that sings the sweetest-the vine that
crowned the rock;
The glory of the garden-the flower of the flock,
lis ever thus! tits ever thus! with creatures
heavenly fair,
Too finely AIMED to bear the ills of earthly nature
here;
little while they dwell with us, blest mini sters of
love; "a
Then spread their wings we have not seen and seek
their home above.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-05

III Though THE STAR is printed on the fnst,,t
'''dm press IN use south Of Baltimore, its edition
IS 30 large as TO require 1t be put TO press ot ou
cary "oH'; Advertisements, therefore, should b.
s'"f I" 'efors T'rslre o'clock, M otherwise they
way not appear until the merit dau
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Alexandria Markets.

ALEXANDRA, Jan. 5-Flour-sales Of super az
IS y. w heat-small sales Of white at al 10; red
81 % No other sales The closing OF navigs-
ton has made the grain trade very fat. aud few
transactions take place
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New York Markefs

NEW YORK Jan Flour is steady; State IS 2s
ass IS; Southern IS 5OaS5 IS. Wheat is buoyant;
Southern rec 81 80 do white 81 45al SIS Corn is
steady; new eca90c. Pork is dull; mess SI6al6 O6,
prime 81 56all 81. Lard is duh at IOAaIOSc
Whisky is dull at &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-05

WE ARE RFQUEsTED to invite attention to the
psnns.ssnn 81 Df ooison the nptleisn a. ze4
teenth street, which appears ia the Intelligencer
And states ~ viii he that his ''stre gtheninE
msny eminent gentlemen. presumed to be judges Of
their good qualities and Of the comfort 70 be de.
Of these important instrpmsutahtiss. DE-. w. has
beep located 10 this city fpf several yssrs, do eQy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-05
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 3.-Flour closed quiet sales of
Howard street and Ohio at IS -. Wheat-tLere
is light supply, and the market is generally un-
changed Corn closed dull; white 70a72c: yellow
75a7Sc. Provisions closed quiet; mess pork $40 So,
bacon sides 9sc. Whisky closed dull and nomi-
nal al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-05
Arrival Of the Steamer Behem,.u.

PORTLAND. Jan. 5-The Canadian steamship
Bohemian, from Liverpool the 2Ist, has ar
rived at this port. Up 10 onr usual closing hour
none of the Bohemian's advices had been re-
ceived
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-05

MRS: WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
Pny stefan, has Sooth,ng Syrup for ChiIden Teeth
ing, which greatly facilitates the process of teethng
ny i ssoitsfnlns the gums reducing all lnfammatiOnS
VIII aIlay all PAIN. and is to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves and relief and health to your infants
another column. 90 Ill,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-05

IL The STAR publishes the Lists of Letter,
''nH"'ns I" hs Washington City Post One.
"ue tae PROVISIONS Of the La,c directing them to
q" '"'ed ~ me newspaper hGring the largest civ
0n ",'n'n ne delivery Of III. Office. Its tota!
daily circulation IS more than dop5I, tbot NJ ou,
other Daily printed in the District of Coln,,6;o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-05

CoRREcrIoS.-The republican convention Of
Rhode Island yesterday nominated stephen n
Mason for Lieut. Governor, instead Of Samuel L
Arnold, as enormously reported for the morning
papers.-RepoTfer.
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FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

GIN HANDSOME THREE-STORY AND
WHICH THEY STAND, FRONTING THE PATENT Or
FICE, AT AUCTLoN.-On MONDAY, the eth inst
snail sell, In front Of the premises, at half past
O'Clock ?. M, sIX fine Brick Houses, known as
Walkers Row, fronting on 9th street west betwef n
r and q streets north, immediately opposite the
Fa eht Once situated on lots l9 and 20 and half lot
2. in square No. SIS. "
No. l, being the south house, has a front of 20
1eet, running back 200 feet to 81 feet inch alley
the house contains 10 good and conveniently ar,
ranged rooms and wide passages.
No. 2 fronts 10 feet, running back leo feet To the
alley; the house contains 9 rooms and passage.
Nos s. 4, and front each ~ feet running hack II
feet TO feet alley the houses contain 10 rooms
EACH with wide passages.
No 8, being the corner house, So feet front run
ming back the same depth.
Terms One-thlrd cash balance in 6, u, IA and
a months, the purchaser to give notes for the de-
ferred payments, bearing interest from day OF sale
deed given and a deed Of trust taken. Title Ia
disputabie.
Jaid A. GREEN, Auct.
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The MAGISTRATES AND THE POoR.-Early
this morning, and before the magistrates were
aware of what arrangements had been made for
the distribution of wood to the worthy poor in
their respective wards. They Were besiege ed by
applicants for wood. Most of the applicants
were females, and doubtless stood in need Of the
aid Of the corporation. They Were very energetic
in their demands, and stated their condition in
terms that Were well calculated to touch the
hearts Of the distributors. The magistrates to
avoid imposition, have determined that when
there is any reason to doubt the statements made
an officer will be sent TO make invest alton Of
the case. The office Of Justice Dom was filed
with women this morning, after eleven O'Clock
most of them residents of the northeastern part of
the Fourth ward
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Financial

New YORK, January 5.-Stocks are dull and
lower; Chicago and Rock Island Ok; Illinois
Central shares 81 4; Michigan Southern l6 ~;
y. Y. Central 73s; Reading Al; Va. 6s eOk
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Another Arrival from Europe

New YORK, Jan. 5.-The steamship Glasgow
from Glasgow on the 9th, is coming up the bar
Dor. Her dates have been anticipated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-05

NoricE-DiSfriet Of Columbia Advertisements
20 's inserted M the BALTIMORE Sun are rsceired
az and toredrdsd from TIE SIAR ofiee.
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MARRIED.

!, On the Sd INST. at St. nominick Church. by the
Rey: Father McGyath, THEO. L. BURNS, of
Combs Grsenwe, Esq, of this city.
philadelphia Ledger please copy)
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BY J.: c: McGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers.

By }. C. MCGUIRE Il CO, Auctioneers.
ENTENSIVE SALE OF FINE GROCERIES,
- TEAS. ..oFFEE, CONFECTIONERY PERFrMERy
&c.-On WEDNESDAY, MORNING, January
attn, At 10 clock, and continuing until the whole
disposed Of at the store of George Pearson. Esq.
on Penn. avenue, immediately opposite the
Hotel, shall sell the whole Of his extensive stock
OF hne Groce les, Teas, Confectionery, &c. We
lIsh Breakfast and UOiong Teas.
Java, Laguyra. and Meracai6o Coffee,
Twenty boxes Ground Coffee.
Chocolate, FaTina, Rice. Mustard.
yellles Pickles, Sauces Preserves,
Figs, Ralslns, Prunes. Fruits,
Almonds. Fllbsrts, Pecan Nuts,
Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff,
Candies OF ali descriptions. Olive Oil,
starch, Soap, Indigo Candies
Large lot of Fancy S,aps and Pcrfumery
Buckets, Brooms, Brushes Rope
Taps Spool Cotton, Pins and Needles
Fancy, Glass and China Marbles, lacks
Matches. Lead and Slate Pencils, &c
store Fixtures, Scairs and Weig hts
The attention of the trade lis invited TO this sale
The goods Will be sod in lots 20 suit
Terms: So and under, cas- n; over that sum a
credit Of 6, and days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
jaSd &c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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men with damaged aud broken down constitutions
Is Human Fraitty. or Physiological Researches"
It's beautifully illustrated, ard treats mInutely of
all the symptoms that invariably develop them
selves sooner or later, resulting from the fraIltes
and vifIatlng hab Is of early youth, ncapactating
mOnlal state, and if not check in time, degen
tng all the functions of ma nhoud, and bringing
Nun, step by step, To lingering and untimely death
sold by DIR. BARROW, 1914 Rleecker street, New
fS'k; Pflce 25 cents Sent free everywhere.
Sold also by S. Calvert Ford, Jr, Washington,
w. de6lm
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PENNIEs:-Persons desiring Pennies will ALWAYS
IND them for exchange at the Star Office counter

- HosTErTBR's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrTERs
Have doubtless created as much sensation in the
community for It's remarkable cures as any other
medicine eztant. ltIsa fact that in the minds OF
many many persons prejudice exist against what are
called Patent Me. loines; but why hOuld this pre-
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Etgg Oh testimony to support it, as Hostetter's
should you discard it: Judges, usually considered
men OF talent have ard do use it in their families
why should yOu reject it? Let not your prejud,cs
uslrp yonr reason, to the everlasting injury of your
health If you are sick and require medicine, try
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