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oTICE
THE BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY
Rave appointed ar. RICHARD w. TYSON the Sale .,er+
Tor the sale OF its Coal in this market to take effect from
February lst 1861.
TH0S. WILSON President
BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY'S COAL
0 L 4 q CT,
No. IS SECOND STREET
y Yard CORNER OF YORK AND WILLIAM STREETS
The undersigned having been appointed the sole agent
Tor the sale of tie above celebrated Coal in this market
takes this method Of informing of Coal and the
public generally, that he is prepared fill at the shortest
notice, orders for any size and quantity OF the
BALTIMORE COMPANIES
GEORGES CREEK
BIT UMINOUS COAL
For Domestic use, Shipment Steaning or Manufacturing
purposes, at very low rates.
r. W. TYSON, Sole Agent
Mr. CHARLES GILMoR, the former agent O. the omnanv
VIII continue at the Office and attend sale Of Coal as
"e'e'0'oie fe5-tf
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FHoM BUEsos AYREs.-We have files OF Buenos
Ayres papers to tie LIST February.
The Commercial Times of January 3lst says
political complications have tended to keep up the
markets. and that sales of hides have been unusual
y small. The state of the country was ominous in
eaSsreme- The violence of the press portended
ais. Fe oetween the feoerais anu hoei
700 men and Ia am marched upon San Juan, with l..
engagement Tha many Of the Provincials in an
dienation ~ me Liberals manifested much in
place after IN thor Of this act which took
proposing terms Of aaa sent deputation to Mendoza
emony. "''nout further GER
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VI COD W00Dii WcanII

WcoD Wool Woop!ll
SAVE :. PER cEaf % buying 7our osd at oiEc, CT CT;
steam Fire Wood Mil,
No s Ao3FE
JAMES Il iDa%%oH
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yEDDo TEA-A delightful article, part of the
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, just received and
for sale BIZ GREEN ZOE,
oslH saW. Baltimore street.
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hiNDLiNG WOOD KINDLINa WooD ~
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY s,yr
At Office OF City Steam Fire Wood Mill
No. 5 NORTH STREET.
slOtf JAS. a. JOHNSON
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The CAPTURE OF The SUMTER CONFIRMED -
The inteHtgenesr Of this morning has the follow.
Ing:
We mentioned on Saturday last report, coming
from Confederate source, and reaching us by
way OF Louisiana, Of the capture Of the privateer
Sumter. No particulars were given except that
she was captured 10 the leeward Of Barbados
To-day we have confirmation OF the destruc-
ton Of this maruder Of the seas az contained in
family letter, with which we have been politely
favored, dated the 18th Of October, on board the
United states frigate Santee, Of the port Of Gal
weston This letter, we regret TO say, Is almost an
sparing In regard to details as was the report from
the yuth-the writer of IL seeming to suppose
that the news would, matter of course, have
reached this point In advance of his letter Uap.
pears, however, to be sufficiently explicit as re-
specn the most acceptable facts bearing upon the
occurrences, the only wonder being that they have
not reached here through other channels The
writer says:
You probably have seen an account Of the de-
struction Of the rebel privateer sumter She
was caught In her own trap. Ii seems that she
mistoof one Of the gun. boats for mere hant YES
sci, ana made after her When the gun boat had
drawn her out fsr enough, she turned and run her
ashore Her officers and crew are prisoners on
board the Niagara. They will probably have a
trial at Fort Lafayette
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that some such energetic course should be marked
out II the Government expect to restore ie au-
thority.
Il is understood that some Of the secessionists
talked Of holding an election for Member OF
the Confederate Congress last Wednesday. but l
believe they did not consider IL prudent to risk
II, for fear Of finding themselves on the way to
Boston hasbof shortly afterwards
A good many new stores are opening here by
citizens Of New York and Baltimore to supply the
suffers and soldiers II will not be long before
we have q new set Of merchants and traders here
unless the war 10 speedily closed. Virginia bank
notes are at is to 20 per cent. discount, and are
comparati vely valueless except 70 pay bank debts
and eurtails. Specie 10 demanded now and Gov
eminent Treasury notes for all sales and pure hases
Several vessels with oysters have arrived at Al
eIandria from below the blockade on Saturday
and Sunday last, and some three or four more this
morning, having passed the blockade.
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STRANGE STORY "A "reliable (secesh) gen.
tleman" just escaped int Dixie from the Federal
Metropolis, according to the Memphis Appeal,
and other equally "reliable'' seeesh journals, 10
telling wonderful tales Of the condition Of things
here. Among his marvellous disclosures 10 one
saying that Mr.. Secretary Seward, owing to the
dreadful state Of American public affairs, has be
come q noteriously common drunkard-keeping
a full head Of steam (whisky) on, night and day;
and that his example has had the effect Of turning
nearly all the employees of the State Department
into common drunkards also; that enter its
portals when one will, now, the stencil Of whisky
breaths will be sure to stife all visitors there;
and, further, that In one Of his late alleged
drunken spells Secretary Seward 30 insulted Lord
Lyons, as that that diplomat packed up bag and
baggage and left for New York to wait expected
leave Of his Government to "cuss and quitn the
United States.
Upon such atrocious lies 10 It. that popular Gre
dulity in Secessia must now be fed, to keep up
the secesh bubble there.
Apropos We visit the State Department, ne
cessarily, in the work Of gathering tine news,
daily, now, a. for more than decade past, and
can conscientiously aver that never before was az
much hard work done by all it, employees a. at
present Few Of them spend less than twelve
hour. Of the twenty four at their desks. Never
before did we know the rules Of courtesy and re-
spectability In all things to be rigidly adhered
to by all belonging there. Nor did we ever be-
fore know its general business to get on so
smoothly and satisfactorily to all-the foreign le-
cations accredited to this Government, and the
American public having business there, included.
1t will be remembered that the Confederates
were some time since circulating similar false
hood about President Lincoln, for similar pur.
pose Of bolstering up the hopes Of secesh.
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RAILROAD CosvENTIoE-CHAN6B OF sCHE-
DuLE. "A Railroad Convention assembled at
Princeton, N. j., Yesterday, and concluded their
labors by agreeing upon time table for the reg
uiation Of trains between Washington and New
York. The following time table was adopted,
to take effect on Monday, the 18th inst
The cars will leave Washington at a m, IL
a. m. and p. m, arriving In New York at 8 p.
IN, Top IN. and a. IN. Leave New York, a.
m, p. m and IL p. m, and arrive In Wash
ington at p. m, a m. and 80 a. m. The
trains leaving Washington at p. m. 90 through
direct to New York every day.
In addition to the above named there will be
local train from this city to Baltimore at 10 d m
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PROPOSALS. f rak sR555Ss s CATTLE ON

n saa 100 SI 70 tss
f.s q e {. e "a sC s re
soth day OF November, 1851, or q soon thersaftsr
IS the Government may direct. The bids 70 Be
directed 70 Lieut.. sc. 6REEN,A G. g., y, & A.,
22s 9 street, Washington city, Endorsed Pro-
day Of November, lse q At o'qoot .. m, for sup
ply ne the Government teoo Head Of Beef Cstfie
on the hoof, The Cattle 20 be delivered st Hsfris-
burg, Pa, on the Soth Of November 1851 or e. coon
thereafter es the Goyernmeut may direct. The
sids 70 pe di.sOs sS. e Lieu. u BAEkotL,k
and "Endorsed ProSosal..S
SKALHp fRoPosALs are invited till the 18th Of
November. lssl, g O'Clock p. m. for supplyinG
1879, or a. soon thersal.r q the Government may
direct, ~ either York. Chsmbsrsburr, OF Hsrrls-
burg, Pa a. the 6overnmeut may direct The
bids 70 be directed 70 Maj. A. BEckW tn. c.,
49, - a 2n p,os .sIsts wsshnsson D. c. And
Government reserves 20 itself the night 70 psy m
Tree ury notes, and % ,eject any bid Tor my
cause No bad will be entertained nm ess the bidder
10 present 70 respond 10 his bad.
Eeoh lot OF Cattle delivered shall average ~
vii s ss t e. sS.s i
o' fc.x o, Brn
e ss s' sns g n.
Ssss ., c y e :.
CLOSED aoyertisenent. The Cattle % Be veiEhed
On the scales, And the weight % dstermaned 70 es
The ,purehsss weight. hsteby A(Tee % pys,t.
Go ysrnment Iunds In payment Dor the osftle
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TRANSMISSION OF MONEY TO THE FAMILIES OF
SOLDIERS Soldiers will lind something worth
their attention In the special notice Of Adams'
Express Company In another column, In which
they agree to send to the families Of soldiers all
moneys which they may desire to send TO their
friends at home, at very low rates, and by the
most speedy and certain routes
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Quarterma'ter General U 8. Army
nov l-ti5thNov
. ! NOTICE TO SOLDIERS,

T. NOTICE TO SOLDIERS.
i HE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY will
make rem,tanoes for soldiers TO their families at
places reached By their Express, at charge of rs
cents for any sum not exceeding IF dollASs
The money, whether gold or Treasury notes
Should b. enclosed IN an envelope, and seourely
sealed, with the full address including town post
of1cs and state Of the person 70 whom 70 be sent.
To ipsnrs pro apt delivery, the IS cents charge
When facilities for enveloping and sealing the
money ~ separate psrcee are not Of hand in
camps, the several sums to be RENTED that may
persons volunteering 20 do this for the sol
elsss d;,inng % send home tas,r psy. vii BE- re-
Company.
These sums. aooompsnied with the full sdd rsss.
. above resnirsd, OF the persons for whom in,
tended. viii Be- rsmittsd % The rsspsotiYs cen
ngnees. % any place In the loyal States a. the
rase Of charges thsreby saving 90 the sender the
trouble ct putting In separate psckages.
prepared and yiil be FURNISHED. with expisnstions.
any Of the sfb1ss q ne SSST Rss
Washington. Oce %, 1851. 90 Sp-im
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III We are indebted to Prof. Bache for copy
Of the Coast Survey Map Of the Coast Of South
Carolina. The value Of the labors Of the Coast
Survey 10 just now most palpably demonstrated
by the existence Of these accurate and interesting
mn
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no seosd. J. u : M HStfsPA I CO. HSs,..

DOsITIvE PUBLIC SALE OF VERY VAL
w. sHINsTos R. R.-Ths under signed, "a agent,
Will sell at Public Auotlon. on the premises. 81 the
junction, on SATURDAY, November 18th, ls6i.
at IL O'Clock, the following Farms and Lots-
Lot No Icon aims $50 acres Of prime land, %
acres IN Wood, improved By O. new Cottage, con-
o -chard Of 600 choice Fruit Trees,
Lot No 2-ContaIns $50 acres, lying st Savage
Switch, improved BY q new Dwelling etore, Barn,
stable, lce, Corn, Carriage and Poultry House,;
also, Q Limo Kiln, and choice collection Of Fruit
Lot No. = s"6scnt.ins $50 sors. of Good Land,
WITH hns iSprovements Of every description, and
Lot Nos. I and 3-coptaIns 20 sorss each, lying
q the Junction, and are very valuable for Building
Sites.
Lot No. 6-Lies in q triangle, formed BY the An
napollf and Waskls gton Branch RalroAd and the
County Road leading. 20 Annapolis. This Lot 10
we'll situated for O. country store. There 10 also
. good stand and Store House on Lot No. 3, both
being sess, ,d the p.tsIent there Soais Be
ton OF those desirous Of q sure investment. or
securing cheap county keside noe or Farm, being
eqnl distant, between Annapolis. w ashlnGtQn and
Be timore, either Of which can be reached by rail
n g minutes. season Tickets can be p,oegred %
rf.s S.E s sin: sssos g TAI: Soin
glt, % the agent, n CANNON. 80 sc Psai stieet,
Bal.inore, or 70 TH0S sHAILER, sevass
ton Hotel. nos-&s
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KARA AVIS IN TsRRA.-Major Thos. Sparks, Of
Baltimore, has declined the Consulship at 81.
John, New FoundIand, to which he wa. recently
appointed.
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To vIsiToss TO THE EXECUTIVE MANSION -
The President again bees that visitors will not
call upon him, except between 10 q. m. and IL m
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B, GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionser..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE
CRY OF w hsHTNGroN, DIsrRlcT OF CoLuM
BIA,AI PUBLIC AucrIoN.-on MONDAY, the 18th
day oil November, shall sell at ubic auction. st
the suction store of Green &c Williams. No. $40
Seventh street west, at half past 90 ock ,. m.
by virtue Of two desds of trust duly recorded in
the land records OF the County of w ashIngton, the
hr't bearing date Oct is, 1860, and the other bear
Ing dste November Sd, i8en. both deeds given to
secure the notes of Thomas A. Mitchell, Lot num-
bsred 5, IN square numbered 499, snd part Lot
bsred S. in square numbered 5l2, being the Is feet
frant from the southeast corner Of said Lot.
Terms: Half ossh, the residue in six ard tvelye
months. The purchaser or purchasers TO give
notes for the defer ed payments. bearing interest
from the dag Ct sale. A deed given and deed Of
trust taken. AL csnveyancing at the cost of the
purchaser.
II the terms are not complied with in Eve DAYS.
the trustee reserves the right to resell the property,
at the risk and cost of the first purchaser, by sd-
vertlsng the same three times In the National
Intelligeucer.
no l-dts GREEN L. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
IL THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
until SATURDAY, the 18th instant, same hour
and place.
no l2-dts GREEN & wILLIAMs,Aucts.
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SELLING GEE! .a
We are now selling of our remaining stock Of
DRY AND FANCY GOODS
AT AND LESS THAN CosT!
DRESS sss sq %Isas sS%Ss$sHffss+t ,,. m .,
fA'L tG ShfSEFs and eAsslMEREs
Yards Wide Linen sSSEE IS s!s.SSsErs
With . '''iSS s ;isss # TRIMMINGS
. nSi p! Ef%s'n and i RSss Of
ALa Ss SS:S Sff ss msd shs s Dealers,
ARTIFICIAL rLok Ssfss Of
will only be sold a. W SR Mti.hiHhhfsooDS
ssSW: MIEYENBERS,
4s Market Space. betv. I'M and eth SITS,
no lM Avenue House.
THE LApIEs WILL LOOK Il am selling at
'4,f sRd s5STs hsT:
LADIES: AIDES, Fine 5. Congress eaters at si.2S,
k hs,.ss s sss cSs d, from sl2s up,
Al other Boots ard Shoes in proportion. You
Will save money BY oallies on me. ,rN,,N,
no s-lv seventh It, isIsrd.
CqTXRENs sE ssrF FOX TEE aEsAPs6Fine
ScVorAl
G GAP! for men e end 3D. bSys BOJs Hsts Chi.
.osI, GEO. e; aEENNINe.,
SH a.IIR,H. Es',,I PLAID sHAWas: the new
Also. . full and choice sssoftment OF Lad,es,
Glosks; with many new Dress Goods. opened To-
One 'n'' only, " fhsk i ,,.'R Rf ssY;ss
no It'd Pa eveuue and Ninth n
NEW BOOKS. AMP Nov p,,,.o COVE.
FRENCH BOOKS
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED
WITH CoLoRKp PLATls.
FANCY TOBACCO BOXES.
sTEREOsCOPfc PICTURES.
FANCY CIGAR CASES.
sKND STAMP FOE A CATALOGUE.
WIN. EVERETT,
+ no lw No. 40 Ann street, New York.
GENTLEMEN ATTENTION.
can Sss ,S OF
I 5s: Pes s and sii s&
nos sad y0fa IN 4 = ssH 81 done
Q I'D ID n.
PURE APPLE CIDER.
For Sale at D"'s'
No. ESQ STREET,
Between 18th and 18th eta
no . w TAYLOR q co,
HENNING's. Seventh st., Island. ia thu eI.o.
! 70 by Yourself nioe 6ne Linen Bosom
ShIhI ior u 10 Linen Collars Of the Istest
ked, blue, Grey And Fancy Flannel Shirts. Under
snlrts and Qravers, and sll sorts OF FurnishInr
Goods, very low. no CIV
soMEru,sa ono vo,,
n Do kookins 6lassss-r-r---. -, '4''
tisin STopos' p7i nuSofea,---.-----. -
Agsro,,,ss q SCOTT. Sccl.Ilsa,, 40. s.si s
ALFRED Q. ROBINSON.
ooetv Publisher, HartfVTd, Conn
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.
The fstsidgeresr treats upon British SENT.
mentn
The R.pSbIieas Is occupied with news matters
today.
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AUCTION SALES.
By THoMAs powLINs. Asohone,,.

By THOMAS QOWLfN6, Aucncneer.
VEgY HAsDsSSissl2s i4scssIrgsE AND
yosVSsTs AT hSeTi9s-or wEpSEsbAi
=: :sst,s1 rss$;: =: III stssGs. 80
Cssir,; risS Psslor Sci IN ksir S on. ' ssssst
Ss sis f. sGss e. rss .ss
Insrsio and Three ply Csrpets sld RuGs; best az.
Gls:s1sysi kSiys: sss s.fs; BsSssssss; Ws I'd
oSssss %. Other sios..; ss ,sISr'
The furniture 10 nearly new spd Of lhe best MAJ
mss furnishing is respectfully called thereto.
no "a ' THos. BOWLING. Ascuon.sr.
wah -sa r s. .st a. E ssl H .;,.s
s. tss ss .:.S
In nav conc:rn. issss Commitment o. Sroesnss.
Snss tssss.. rsflss ts.rdrn.. s..ss
Boxes Herring, Herme,ioally s,sI.d yesetabiss,
Bss HfBs5s s &C Crow O'9' Son. Ps
BoIs. F sSc:y Liquors. m Cases. Blackberry
Boxes andy, Whiskey, Champ ssne, and Yer
pemijo snd Bottles old gosiboEn whistler.
Qotayes and Casks Brandy, Kegs Peg.
all Of which viii be sold without reserve.
no ii ' WALL q BARNARD, Asets.
ByJ. c. MCGUIRE CO. :, Auoho.esrs.
TRUST TEES SALE OF ELEGANT
Il FRENcH-PLATI MIkRoRs IND BRocArllLI
fsr. SS at fssEe TEuks6nY
age residenee corner or TnifS ana c ssfeess, "
SoTs.a Che vii ssSs .ssses
al the Household furnituresnd Effects, eOnPris-
Superior rosewood case seven octave Piano Forte.
Crimson Cloth Cover and Piano Stool,
Suite Of superior rosewood Psrlor Ia embroidered
sstln Covers, consisting Of Two Frshsh ssfss.
Eleesnt rosewood Minor Front EteGeres and
Rose wood Secretary and Bookcase,
Three spIsEdid French plate Pier Glasses. with
Two is2ss spd handsome hand French plate GILT Frame
Suite II srI rich Crimson BrocsteIIe window
Curtains with Cornioe,
Lace Curtains and Fixtures complete,
sist ns Of two Sons, two Arm Chairs. and four
Psrlor Chairs, IN figured brooatele,
Beautiful French china Vases and Ornaments.
Velvet and, BrusseIs Carpets and Rug.
Handsome Oak Marble Top sideboerds,
Oak ExtensIon Dining Tables and Chairs.
French China gold band Dinner Ware, Glassware,
Library aSv i Tables sHSis Writing Desks.
Suites of sp enoid rosewood Chtmber Furniture,
with Mirror front War robes:
suite OF very handtome carved Mahogany Cham
Spring a. other Msttrasses,
Blankets Comforts. and Spreads,
window Shades. ToIIet Sets, &c.
CHAs. E SHERMAN, TRUSTEE.
nov9d J. c. MCGUIRE a co Aucts.
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III To our Baltimore readers we would saw
teat the srss snd sscond edition Of the stdr can
he bad in Baltimore Of L. r Hazelton, agent,
No - West Baltimore street, near Gay-the hrst
edition At half past four and the second at eight
o'clock, on The arrival Of the trains from Wash
ington, giving all the latest from the seat Of
war mp TO the time Of going to press.
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AUCTION SALES.
B, GREEN a WILLIAMs, Auctione,

By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auotioneers.
splendid MIRRORS. CARP Ts4Sp OAK 4
DAP the 18Th q ..s,, Ne .ss sell 5. ,reoi.ss "a
O'Clock m. at No. $40 stIeet. Minnesota Row,
the Government having taken the house, the fol
loving mentioned goods, via:
Two 70 By % inches; one q BY 40 inches,
On IS B, 10 inches; one 81 By soinohes.
Al of VII ch have the most modern 6othio frames;
sc: s ss
weshinlton. being without blemsh.
"a ,Gd p 81 Sais. ;na
M.role-top sidsbcard, ell in complete order and
Aiso, The P.rlor and Library Carpet. The Pa.
he Librsry CsIPss is 6esqsifsl Psts.n and bat
Psr;on. vi,hin. to parchsss ,reh articles are
respectfully invited to the sale, ss IL we'll worthy
Il GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
ESQ sSLE ER 81 oEEsE SEgF M
the ecms Of J. r. Moinsirs, on I'd .treet. between
and streets. oil the ONCE Furniture, consist
FWss,.eof T.s!ss: LSSns: ch:,
seized and. leved upon as the properly OF j n.
MSlps,s: for office rent dye 6 hssbis: E.a
BY j. G. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctioneers.
HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSE
DAY MokN rSsslc .s :. 10 Fai
at the large residence, of 18th and Streets
We shall sell handsome assortment of Household
Effects, oomprislnS-
Superior osevood Piano Forte, Stool and Cover,
Several Srites Of Rosewood Crimson Plush oov-
Suite Of Rosewood Crimson Bro,.tels covered
SeheeI:s: :: "a sas RS:;h;; sea. E.noy Chair,
rble-top Centre, Sofa, ard Bouquet Tables,
RoseEood Music Stands, Writing Cabinets, and
Work Stands,
-Four Eltssny FIenoh pate Mirrors, with Slabs
and Gilt Tab IS,
Handsome Gilt Cornice, Brackets, and Candida
bras,
Velvet, Brussels, and other Ca pets, Rugs,
Solte of Elegant Rosewood Chamber Furniture,
Suite OF Ham some Carved Chamber Furniture,
Superior Walnut aud Mahosany Wardrobes,
Dressing Bureaus, and Wsshstsnds,
excellent Curled Hair Mattresses. Bosters, and
Heavy Ems lIsh Blankets, Comforts,
Beautiful Crystal cut and Bohemian Glassware,
Rich Gilt BouQ uet Tables, Vases,
Together with many other articles OF Household
Furniture not necessary to enumerate.
Attvo O'Clock in ffont of the House.
pair Of large Ray Horses,
Sat Of Silver p lated Harness, Robes,
Handsome Open Family Carriage.
Terms cash In current fund.-.
no lad J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auc's.
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COTGH-COUGH-COU
Use MQOKES sQUlLL DROPS, They will
cT ~ CSushs. BIo9chitts, Group, DO Children oTy
try them, and you will be convinced OF their efoa
*; PIloe Is and s. cents per box: AZ MOORE'S
no saw
lust ARRIVED, di cot from an Eastern Auc
- ton House, 50 bales cheap CARPET. Also, 200
and will be sold at small advance. Together with
large assortment OF Housekeeping Articles,
X. BUCHLf,
Furniture Dealer. 42s Seventh st.,
90 6-lm' batvesn s. And cts,
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90 s,,w.d, d G MOG ErfRkk ct I5Dsi &C.,
ByJ. c. Mcguire, & CO, huotion.er,.

rF BIr = 3 EMsssnIIkE;% GO AHctioSSs Sv
Il uABLI Lo1 ON CAPITOL HILL.-On TUES
DAY AFTERNOON, December Sd, at O'Clock,
Justice A. Rolls, and dated FehTusry 18th, 1873,
AID dull, recorded in Liber J. A. No. 1es. fo'Ios
ton county, ID C., shall sell Lot numbered 6 We
ISL in e Uare nu mbered six hundred and eight-tvo
feets inches on north street, and lSs feet nohss
on First ST. eet east
tive We months, With interest. secured By deed Of
trust On the premises.
II the terms of tsle are not complied with within
I've days the eater the Or 1stee reserves the night to
resell at the risk and expense Of defsulting pur-
chaser. All ooRveyauoss at the cost Of purchaser.
w. 8. HOLIDAY. Trustee.
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ovR FPrpSps - The various military camps aud
ros,tions viii confer favor by keeping m posted
ss 10 mcyements snd Affairs In their vicinites.
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SCHOOL DESKS.-Apy one desIrous of obtain
NJ Ing School room Furniture will find a ne At and
handsome collection on mode ate terms, BY al
dressing Teacher" at this office. no III. ST.
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NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsrIc BONE
T K K H,
WITHOUT METAL PLATE OR CLASPS.

DIR. =. Sl6ESMOND,
80 Broddtcdy, Netr Yo1k-26O Penn sylpdatn 40
enHs, bst1eea l2th and lSfh SITS |, Wdshtnston,
Gals The attsn,ion Of the public 70 the following
l. The Teeth Of his manufacture Wilt
never ooIode nor change color by sny8
Ac1ds; eeinf three io9rtns nshter than any other;
srtihoial ones can be inserted over them.
The roots viii be made lnofensive, and never
to ache.
4. No temporary teeth are needed, IS permanent
ones can be made immedistely, thereby preserving
the old system 10 frequently disfEured.
This york has been fully tes ted over FIVE years
country.
Or, L has also invented . white unde destructive
metal filing. with which the most sen sltive teeth
can be filed without pain, and oan build mp o per
loot sound tooth on any nde roots which will last
through lifetime.
The 0est Of references glven-tn Or v. Mott; Dr.
DoIemq., Professor Of Chemistry, N. V; Hon
Judge Wayne, of the Supreme Court Of washing
ton, and thousands of Others
Call aud examine for yourself. no 6m