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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-15
DlsvOlutiOn.

The Firm Of Doolittle, Stewart 4 Scott 10
this day dissolved BY Mutual consent. Al
lusiiess hereafter win 70 transacted by tho
old Firm, Doolittle 4 Stewart. Those indebted
to said Firm will please call and settle.
DO0LITTLE, 0TEWART 4 co.
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VA B. DAl!ILs 4 CO.,

NJ "a " "a N 9o :.
Offer At wholesale and retail . large stock Of
d r Y G. O o ID s.,
Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Hard
ware, Queensware, Hats and caps.
-flso, 500 Kegs Nails, 400 Barrels Green
apples, 300 Doors, two and four panels, Como
Lights sash, all sizes, 500 Barrels salt. 200
kegs pure White Lead, coal, Whale, Linseed,
Lard and machine Oils, T~urpentine, alcohol,
Burning fluid, Vinegar. Sc. SC.
A large stock Of leather to arrive shortly,
Shoe and Harness makers supplied.
The above will be sold at lowe city Prices
transportation added.
Nov 8, 1880. v8-nl-3m
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TT Is THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
MI kinds of Heavy and Shelf Hardware,
Fine Green and Black Teas,
The Best Cooking, Parlor and Box Stoves,
Choice Syrups, Coffee. Sugars and.Molasses
Iron, Nails. Horse-Nails, and Nails Rods,
Nice Dried Fruit, Soda, Spices, &C.,
All Kinds of Building materials,
Wooden Ware and all kinds Of Tin Ware,
Tobacco, Soap, Candles and Rice,
Window Glass, White Lead, Paints and Oils,
Best Pittsburg Axes, Plow Steel and Flows,
Blacksmith's Stock and Carpenters Tools,
The Very Best Burning Fluid and Vinegar,
Pure starch, Saleratps, and Cream Tartar,
Best and Cheapest Sash, Doors and Putty,
Indigo. Shot, Lead, Caps and Powder,
Tubs, Pals, Brooms, Well Buckets 4 Churns,
HAY Knives, Table Cutlery & Pockets Knives,
Ginger Cloves, Nutn,egs and Crackers.
Door Locks, Latches, Hangings, &C.,
| Ropes, Cords, Files, Saws and CHAINS,
Hoes. Spades, Scythes, Snaths, Forks,
Shovels, Cradles, Rakcs, &c. &c.
Agents for the Celebrated Clipper PoWs.
The Hest Place to 1Buy Every
thing i'm the Hardware s Gro.
Gerry Line.
Best place to sell Hides. FGrs.
Rags, Old Copper s. Good butter.
BLACKsMITHIS
| Supplied with Horse Bar, Nail Rods Horse
Nails, and all kinds of Plow Steel, Cast
Steel, Iron. Sc, a tfgures
| Riqht dopn to the bone, and as Lov as
at Cedar Rapids.
-
| buy my goods direct from the Manufacturer
And VIII Not BE UndersOld
by any Establishment in Vinton or Cedar
Rapids.
The above is no humbug, but a bona fde thing.
o-2l-ly w. b. VAN HORN.
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Simple Remedies, Easily Obtained, jo1
the Cure Of Disease IN all Forms.
Prof. HENRY s. TAYLOR, NJ. D.
II TELLS Yor How to attend upon the sick
and how to cook for them how to pre-
pare Drinks, Poultices, &c, and how t,
guard against infection from contagiou,
Diseases.
IT Tells You Of the various diseases Of chill
dren and gives the best and simples
mode Of treatment during Teething
Commissions, Vaccination, Whooping
cough. measles, &c.
l. TELLS You The symptoms Of Group, choler.
lnfanfum, collie, Diarrhna, Worms
SCALED Head, Ringworm, chicken-pox
&c, and gives you the best remedies 70,
their cure.
1T TELLS You The SYMPTOMS Of Fever and Agus
and Bilious, Yellow, typhus, scarlet ana
other Fevers, and gives you the best
and simplest remedies for their cure.
IT TELLS You The symptoms of Influenza, con.
sumption, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Dropsy,
Gout, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Erysipc-
las, Ac, and gives you the best remedies
for their cure.
IT TELLS You The symptoms of cholera NOR.
bus, malignant cholera, small. pox, dys.
- lAi " ~ DIAuuCT
Kidneys and Liver, and the best RENE
dies for their cure.
1T TELLS Yor The symptoms Of P1eurisy,
mumps, Neuralgia, Apoplexy, Paralysis
the various Diseases Of the throat, teeth
Ear and Eye, and the best remidies for
their cure.
IT TELLS You II symptoms of Epilepsy, Jaun-
dice, Piles, Rupture, Diseases of the
Heart, Hcmorrhage, Venereal Diseases,
and hydrophobia, and gives the best
remedies for their cure.
IT TELLS You The best and simplest treatment
for Wounds, Broken bones and disloca-
tions, sprains, Lockjaw, Fever sores
White swellings, Ulcers, Whitlows, boils,
scurvy, Burns and scrofula.
IT TELLS You OF the various diseases peculiar
to Women, and gives the best and sim
plcst remedies for their cure, together
with many valuable hints for the pres
eryation of the health.
The work is written in plain language, free
from medical terms, 30 as to be easily UNDER
stood, while its simple recipes may soon save
you many times the cos. Of the book. It is
printed in a clear and open type; is i~llustra-
ted with appropriate engravings, and will be
forwarded to our address, neatly bound and
postage paid, on receipt Of $500.
$1,000 A YEAR s can be be
enterprising men everywhere. in selling the
above work, as our inducements to oil such
are very liberal.
For single copies Of the book, or for terms
to agents, with information, apply or address
JOHN E. POT IR, Publisher,
No Gil SAMSON street Philadelphia, Pa
Toledo, Iowa, June 7th. v2nS2u6.
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NILARy NEW PATEA1.
Lock Stitch Eamil.
SEWING MACHINES

Sc WING ACRAIN ES!
$35, $35, $35. as.
The only one taking this stitch sold for les
than 500. =, form, general appearance, stitchs
(alike on , ,ides, size, capacity, speed still.
ness, ease OF A~Aotion, and manner Of forming
the stitch, it is sery much like and rarronted to
doas much and as we'll as the celebrated.
WHEELER & WILSON'S $l25 MACHINE
We also have the
Double lock tight fast GROVER h BAKER
stitch $50 family Sewing Machine-waranted
superior to any $40 machine, or money re-
funded We will send either or both of these
machines, at agents prices, to any party en-
gagged in the sale of sewing machines, and re-
fund the money at the end Of thirty days il
they are not satisfied.
Agents wanted. Call At ln2 Lake street. or
address LEWIS CORNELL, Box 1851, Chicago
Illinois. nal
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Dnn6n0AMDnhnm

HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Philadelphia.
Benevolent hstituton established By special En-.
document; for Tie Relief Of the SICK and dis-
tressed, afflicted NTH Virslent and Epidemic
Diseases, and especially for the Cure Of Disco
ses o. the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
Acting Surgeon, to al who apply by letter,
with . description Of their condition, (ags, 90
cnpation, habits Of life, &c,) and in cases 81
extreme poverty, Medicines furnished free Of
charge.
Valuable Reports on spermatorrhna, and
other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on
the NEW REMEDIES employed In the Dispen-
sary, rent to the afflicted in sealed letter on
velopes, free Of charge. Two or three Stamps
for postage will be acceptable.
Adderss, D.. ]. Skillin Houghton, Acting
Surgeon, Toward Association, No. 2 South
Ninthstreet, Philadelphia, Pa. By order Of
he Directors. EZRA D. HEARTH ELL, n80ly
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What Everybody Wants.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR

Simple Remedies, Easily Obtained, 70
the Cure Of Disease in all Forms.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-15

The Best Place to Buy Every.
thing i'm tllc Hardware s. Gro.
Gerry Line.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-04
sfpTE1u;U.

4 promiueut eititcu u Western Mi.soati.
under date q April 2Gsh. iS5G. writes a.
follovs; "a an more than ever Of the on.
MON. that 10 eHe mniicia- 80 completely
meets the wants = cur people as Jour DR..
shailcnbCrssr's Fever atd Aeae An,iiote. q
Aal again. under a more recent date, tho
same writer ad,ls: Il need net r,per, "a
you thai ycar Pills continue to give the
mes, perfect satisfaction 10 III Who n,
them. Sold BY Druggists anil Dealer.
every " here.
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An.lLtln III nn.nAl

~ reIg ~ aegeal 10 onr frrHi 81
w,ull ca!l o meeting II Coo ct...ns ol i
uon anil vicinity. ON Monday morning nest
90 no o%cIo'l, in ,be C9m Homo, lle Me-.
e%essitiss Of Tie lime d.manl q. anil iui.
meas Of great importance 9, each one 0r a.
Who have Gtcscl,a to protect az .u inter. =
Of any less Importance TO look after, Win 81,
transacted. Come everybody.
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aRRit lbs MD DEPARTURES
UF a
M AK LS.

NOR THERN. Or Hss,phi. iiaii, arrives daiiv.
ct SIS ?. y. anil departs daily. at II u'eisek.
A.
OXFORD. sr E.sf<rr Neil. a~rvivss .vr--
Tuesday, Thursday ssi SATURDAY. 81 9 ?. T.. and
dersss evsry Monday. wednesday and FRIDAY.
II A. ".
C0rFEEFfILH o. Sssfh,rs sfsil. srrivs.
even Nentsy, Wranesdsv and friday. At u =. ,,
AMI departs svsrv Tsesday, Thursday. and Sat,
urisy, al 81 o'slnek. An.
CHIRLESfUN and Csrrsiftss Mai arrive.
ever Tassfsy. nar<iav sal Saturday. stEi ?. =,
SOD ssrssss esey Moody. Wednesday ssa Fri.
asy, stss -
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Ambrotype Gallery.


C'oNNlrTED 70 the Jail u rarcla county. Miss.
on ~ I'D alt.. a negro bog who calls himself
Nncum. .nd says that he belongs to Washington
" ainrright Of Ceahoma county. enid boz ia about
gltcsn OF suenty sears old. rather copper salsrsj
.ntsut I've feet seven or eight inches hirh. and will
weigh about 100 or 40 pounds. the owner i re-
4ue'ted TO cenas forward. prove property. pay
charsas end take him away. or he will be dealt
with - the law iirecss.
j.. u. JONES, Sheriff and Tailor.
nst.u Pamela county. Miss.
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NOTICE,

Onet Nis.isffrrt 40 rs,,sssrs H,n.a,p.1
MruFH's, rESN., Sept. II, lsGO.
APPulNI 7, w. White, r,l. ~ Do soto
Z '4n,y Col. Wm. u. piessns, a. l,sp,i,
solt'v Cal. y. Clair Ra,hurn. of Jalist.,sbis
igi and Vol. n. Howard, " iaIlota.la e-swn.
- We rpt, asesis a their rc.pset,ve eauus,s.
slgg "li"si leEal process can bt served Us persons
Tom Railroad. INV
h.-u I. VI. WHITE. President.
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VA hallsA
faM
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AErivtL ~ nm OWN, nn 4Aff-

-FOUR tin t.b.. s,pt.c Tie as.r.
l1nl rtil .I,au san fr8u,.el with date
Htls 'th igs,i, slter,..,o .liy. st. route
'1r 80. hHis. "b -. s. ,As
atlantic States t1s 70 hl,c boon 1peael
i'r business % H.. Angeles on ibe % inst.
Ihc Indians continue thoir d.rrs ..ons
IN Western Tes1s snl New Ncviro.
Persons suspected d .nccniiar IN are
leaving Northarn Texas IN rrsat number.
us supposed ti1.r lsstnl,ioa Is Kansas sr
~ auuri.
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Afew lsys 40 The Etna Insurance Co.
Buffalo. received through the hands Of Rev.
Father Smith. cf 81. Mays Church. fFtv
dollars. returned ~ some uakno~n person.
rhe hal 20, il vreagfaIly.
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TAkEN Up by David Richards, living near ns-
i bin y. ~. enc yake Of sxsu. one a hsiudle.
rhsr<sd with = srar 10 The rifAt csr and swallow.
fers IN the lsls. The ether. q red. with . srup ami
undor crop in each ear, both aprrissi 10 S1s.
PR JONES. Rar~wr n ~
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Valuable Land for Sale,

RNNtttE u the authority IN mo ,s.,.d he
- l'Nn' % Attorney frum tho heirs ., taw ~
ls''i, dcecasrd. ! will, mn the ,Sth ity n
mat, on the premises. within tt,s mi
q '.aiae. tho ioNoains lsnli Win tbs ,sna "u
40, 'ns aul being in Yallobushn cann,y. NJ.
~ when The sftl deceased resided before NJ isatIi
wy ''etiln tN.uty-unc (lil t1wn.hip ,sn ftni
(pl Wgst. Uuc hundred HnI Gfty a.r.,
~ '"' ltnd !. cleared ani the balna,e .asd 1T
l'a 'h. ridge land. AMI lies six mile, \ 4. ~
u.a.'ni IN t'a Itssis.ippi au1 Tennessee Nail.
t1.4 GOOD dwellings, and other Improvement.
W. premises. Tcrms made known IN N.
uA' - 'i''' they WILDE favorable n thu turel tser.
ualiF -, 50.
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-
PtrrsutHu 10. Sept. aL-Oua ur the most
srpallng calamisie that ever secured hsrc
tggk placs Vt on o'clitk thi afternoon
A boiler IN the marble works ". ". Wal.
lace exploded. killing several men anI
sounding many more. Tue boiler passed
through the suildins. reducing tie hack
part u . heap NJ ruins. striking the front
Of Robert Barker clothin- store en- the
opposite sile Il Liberty street. LHlns the
Frcrtieter. who was staudir~ a his door.
It's head vas nearly taken "a. The boiler
then passed through the rear u lhe Store
into Svari lager beer hall. which Il nearly
damclishrd. Killing q German nance, Wipe.
ter. Wig was in IL saloon. The boiler
landed "a tie Presbyterian graveyard. last
y the hall. alter having passed ,hrynvb
four wells. The men in the works. ten ar
twelve IN number. were all supposed to l.
in the ruins.
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kIIkRS Of Aininis'ra.ion on N. .-ssss a
~ rhenas Ilohsss- deceased, having b.. rrsn,.
ed to the undersigned By tie probsss ser,. N
Pamela ecub,s AMI stsfs 81 Ni.sirirtt. a. ~
seTsemtw Tern. 1sss, the.esf. an tsr.ss. h..
,es claim. ss.inss III e-ssasst MD deceased ~.
ness,y n'syp.e 3se2n.,t 49, snl hss. ssesn
y isw. - thsy vim he ssfeu1e( nrr-a.
S~p,emsse .. Has 80
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MONEY

THOSE owing he Undersigned. o. Martin a
i Lester forhss var. will save costs By paving
others must me first. StNrL, MARTIN.
Psnoli. Miss.. October 4. ls6p. pss.se
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,

FAS0tA CorSrY.
To a. ". Owen. IN person and q. guardian n A.
!. Row ee. a minor heir end iszases u ]. n.
BqwfeS, deceased.
\uu are citsi n appear before The Probate
Il torrt Of the TOMMY and State aforesaid. IN
the 9th day d uesstsr nss,. 10 ,hsw rsusr -
The petition Of Marcus ". ~Igsnsros. rua,ts.. Z,
Natris A. sni NsISra no~sse, praying 10 ; ale
Of ht. wards interest in the seal estate II he aid
j. u. Ros,se, deceased, should no, be granted.
by order Of he Cart,
w.P. wOoTrES. cisti.
Issued Sept. 9th. lssl. MA.
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DRESS GOODS,
CL0AKS and SHAWH,
We have III scrts and at all prices, exesf
High Prices.
orr STOCK or TRIMMINGS

y Oc'y 'assv rnd very extensive, and =
can pu, them right down to the loves. rcs
sible prices.
We lcel grateful to cur friends for i<
very liberal share Of patronage alrradyte
s,,vei uron u, and hope ~ s,uiioas 4,
p''fasi.n TO the intcrrs, Of our friends ~
The palsse generally " merit the same -
y ,,sv Of the Iacs that cur purchase -
'sl' = hrgc and taking in scnsidcrssiceU
.ioI'nsss o. the present crop. Nc nv
yslsss. -
Please risr n 4 call before buying4'
Where, We Lle to show gcois whether g
can nil or not.
KEITH 4 son<uI.
rsrcla, sept. i, Ipeo ssszs.
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Exposure OF Popular FaIIacies Respecting
Women

"A woman should always be neatly and ele
gsntly dressed; she has no excuse for appear
ing otherwise >"
Has she not, sir What do YOU call those
FIVE little animals, in pink aprons and pinker
checks, who hang around from - morn till
dewy eVe,' What do you call the baby. who
always wakes just when he ought to be asleep.
and lifts up the full force of his small Iunrs
lust when he ought to keep still ? What do
you call the soup, which must be seasoned to a
grain of pepper, and the pudding which must
be baked just so, or there will be trouble amono
the lords of creation The coat which must
be mended2 the eravats which need only a
stitch the china that must be washed the
carpets which must be swept We should call
these very respectable excuses for little dis.
hGbiils now and then,
"A woman, gsdding abroad, is one of the
most dissgreeable sights in the world; her
place is at home '"
We are not sure Of that, either; not if she
wears a pretty bonnet, and has cheeks like
the sunny side of peach, and ripe, cherry
kind Of lips.
We've seen great many more disagreesbIe
things, and confess weakness for bright eyes
and pretty hair. Undoubtedly her place is
home, but that's no reason she is TO shut her.
self up there, until she looks like a cherry
stalk or a lump of chalk. Who would buy
the coal and calico the marketing and the
new music If woman is never to set her foot
over the threshold. The man that wrote that
heresy never kept house, we know
Woman should always be calm and COM
posed like pesceful landscape or a sereneIy-
shining star. Her whole manner should carry
out the idea Of rest and repose''
All very well if the gentlemen in possession
Of these " serenely- shining eyes would allow
them to remain up among the clouds, high
above all sublunaTy tolls and turmoils. But
what is the luminary to do when husband
brings home friend to dinner on Monday.
when the " wash" is in high procedure-when
an extra chicken has to be broiled, and the
best tablecloth whisked on at three minutes
and quarters notice Has our critic a right
with face redder than the picked beets, and
manners decidedly Aurried?
A woman should never under any circum-
stances whatever, lose her temper"
Might as we'll tell the wind not to blow on a
March day, or the rain not to come down in
April 1t does them good to explode Occs-
sionally A woman, TO be good for anything,
must have as much spice and sparkle in her as
A bottle Of champagne, and, if the cork comes
ont once in a while, with a bang, why that
don't depreeiate the yslue Of the goods
But let the men preach; il don't amount 10
ANYTHING after all We hold them captive by
every one of their dickey strings and coat but
tous-by the rents in their stockings, and
t)othaches and headaches they want to be
nursed through. They can't do without US,
and all this good advice and assumed air of
brayado is only a very natural chafng under
the invisible chains. On the whole, we think
II rather foolish to take notice of il at all
Talk away, gentlemen, you won't hurt our
feeIin1s
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VOL. XIV.

along the hem Of her handkerchief, or to dara
a causal fray in her dress And they have the
advantage of US in this respect. The slender
thread OF SILK or cotton keeps them united with
the small familiar, gentle interests of life, the
continually operating influences of which do so
much for the health of the character, and carry
on what would otherwise he dangerous ac-
cumuiHtion of morbid sensibility. A vast deal
OF human sympathy runs along this electric
line, stretching from the throne to the wicker
chalr OF the humblest seamstress, and keeping
high and low in a species of communion witt
their kindred beings. Methinks it is a token
OF healty and gentle characteristics when wo-
men of accomplishments and high thoughts love
to sew, especially as they are never more at
home with their own hearts than when so oc-
cupied
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Nesdle work is thus gracefully eulogised by
Nathaniel Hawthorne, in the Marble Faun:
There is something extremely pleasant, and
.v,n touching-at least, of very sweet, soft,
and winning efect-in this peculiarity Of needle
vork. distinguishing men from women. Our
own sex is incapable of any such by-plsy aside
from the main business Of life; but women-be
,hsv Of v1bat earthly rank they may, however
oifted with intellect or genius or endowed with
3 sfui beauty-hsve always some little handi-
work ready to ill up the tiny gap Of every va
cant moment. A needle. is familiar to the
6neers of them all A queen, no doubt plies
a. on occasions; the wOman-pOet can use 1t as
,droitly a. her pen; the woman's eye that has
discovered q new star, turns from Its glory To
cal the polished little instrument cleaning
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Hon. III. r. Storrs, New York.

III The winter has been colder and the spring
later in England and France than for about 81
years. The season for sowing spring wheat is In
great measure lost, and oats, barley, &c, must
oe sown instead. Fall wheat has also been in
Jurtd by frost. The wheat crop of Western Eu-
rope, therefore, is expected TO be short, but the
crop never looked better in Russia.
W The following is the result Of an expert.
mental wroughtiron rihed cannon. made at the
West Point foundry, May 5th, 1850. Trial for
range; Al degrees elevation, 2.l5O yards; at :
degrees elevation, $500 wards at 10 degrees eleva.
ton, 3,7OO yards; at IL degrees elevation 4 ytu
yards; at IS degrees elevation, 100 yards"
III Two shocks OF earthquake were expe-
rienced at Lexington, Ga, on the evening of the
9th ultimo, the same day Of the shock I'm Ten.
neSee. One Of the conclusion was SUFFICIENT tc
dssh water out OF a Timber on the t.bls and
rattle the crockery considerably on sid, board ),
III One Of the leading London papers say tba,
the Armstrong battery, sent TO China, has been 81
unSkilfuliy shipped as to be useless or re rly so
III Com. Tatnall has the latest informatiou
from Ja,san. but no allusion to Mr. Harris, death
or Of his being sick, even, is made.
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WOOD AND COAL.

+ b tfUELF U Il L.
have now one OF the most extensive stocks Of
Fuel IN Washington, cOnsIsting Of
W hlte Ash Broken Coal, Red Ash Egg Coal,
White Ash Egg Coal, Red Ash stove Con.
White Ash Stove Coal, Cumberland Lump Coal,
EIsvsrtsOs .rs s, Free & Burning Do. RgG q Nine,
Wood, sawed and split. IN al cases.
AL Of which will sell ct the lowest prloes for the
cash. Tor 81 or 81 Gays paper, well secured.
, All accounts now standing will be presented
before the LIST Of January, 1860, and 10 earnestly
hoped VIII be promptly settled.
r.. w BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer, 18th and c sta,
de7o near Canal
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By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auotloneers.


EXCE CELLENT FURNITURE AND FFFECrs
H At PUBLIC SALE.-Oa TUESDAY MOh y
lNG, Mst !5t0, At ~ O'clock. shall cell At h0use
No. 4I7 Penn venUe, between 81 and AZ stree 4
west, all the Furniture snd Household khe,ts
comprising
Rosewood Sofas, Divans. Rockers and Parlor
Chairs.
Marbls-tOp Center and STA Tables.
Large GILT fiams Mirror, Slab and Bracket,
MahOghnJ Snf,, Al rn and Rocking Chairs,
:. d. Gard Fables, ROso " God Ottouans
ms seis, Three ply ana Ingram Carpets,
OlclGtb, star Carpets r DDS and Eyes.
Damask and Lace Curtain, Window -hades,
Gane seat Chairs, Rock rs and Lounges,
Ch ma Vases, Gir-ndOlcs Branches.
Mahogany Dining Iahles and Dining Chairs
China, oiass and CrOckeTy Ware,
> lver-plated Cast0rs. Cake Baskets.
inns, Spoons and Forks AMI Table Cutlery,
u ASS ~ are, Walters. Clocks,
Sedsteads of various kinds, Bureaus,
WaTdrobes, ~ ashst1nds, TOile: Sets,
FEATHER Beds, Bolsters and Pillows,
EaI and Husk Mattresses. Looki, Glasses
COuuterpanes, Blankets, Comforts,
BOD and Tabls Liner,
Radiator, Air tight aud Cooking Stoves.
Together with a general assortment Of Kitchen
requisites.
Ter:gs: $50 and under. cash; over that sum a
credit OF 81 sEd 10 days for satsfactoTl endorsed
ma, 10 d j. Mcguire & CO. Aucts.