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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-04

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in tIctnsn nnp 9rr6en SuantitGten.
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penGt uuD 5Iuir.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-04

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-04

'tqss 3oar0insNauS unO yaserbirr- QDirIbI6oit
1tf untrr5sibnete BAT an Der I7ten Strns.
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@ias sutrS eaBer.@ Bier -"
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

ARMY MOVEMENTS AT ANNAPOLIs.-The fine
Steamer george Peabody, which has been In the
service for several months, left here on Tue.d ,v
evening for the purpose Of joining the feet now
az Annapolis Roads There are now about twenty
steamers there, all Of which are to be employed
In the transportation Of troops from that place to
some unknown quarter. At the present time
tnere are over twelve thousand troops in the VII
cinity Of the State Capital. A letter from an
ohcer at Annapolis, belonging to one of the regI.
ments, says:
1--WE received orders yesterday from headouar.
ten al w ashington to hold ourselves in readiness
70 embark at an hours notice with fifteen da va,
going somewhere. You need not be surprised In
hear soon that another secret petition has
on, and to wake mp some morning and hear that
Norfolk, Savannah, New Orleans, or some Other
important port has been taken. And hoping that
l may soon have the privilege Of communicating
some such good news to you," &c.-Bait Amer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17
Spirit Of the msrnirs Press.

Alderman Moore devotes the InteIltgsnesr of TO-
d.yto further airing Of the views Of himself and
other psrtizans Of Mr. Berret upon the M,yoralty
question
The RspsbIieas argues that slavery Is an ele.
ment wholly uncongeuial with our institutions
and says:
% How u 10 to be dealt with az a national mat.
ter, 10 larger question than we care, at present
90 discuss; but we shall not fail 10 urge upon
Congress the abolition Of slavery In this District
Of Columbia, and upon the people Of Virgins
and Maryland, our Immediate neighbors, the
immense advantages to themselves Of acting now
upon the views Of Gen w ashington, and Kidding
their States Of an institution which has proved
nothing but curse to them. So far, slavery II a
local question and as citizens Of this District we
intend to make IL prominent subject Of discus
sion.O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED FOR THE WEEK
LY STAR, TO BE MAILED TO YOUR
FRIEND OR RELATIVEi
TIs THE BEST DOLLAR WEEKLY IN THE
WORLD!
ITS WASHINGTON NEWS IS UNEQUAL
ITS GENERAL NEWS g UNSURPASSED
BY THAT OF ANY TWO DOLLAR
WEEKLY!
ITS AGRICULTURAL MATTER WILL BE
WORTH TO ANY FARMER A HUN
DRIED TINES ITS YEARLY COST.
ITS HOUSEHOLD RECIPES WILL SAVE
TEN TIMES IT'S COST EACH YEAR
TO ANY FAMILY
The Number for this Week, 10 .. out on FRI.
day Morning-prios Three Cents--tsfH
be a remarkably interesting one.
Every Person at a distance tcho troisld Keen
Posted with reference to phar is really
going on here IN these interssf-
ing times should receive 1t
regularly.
CALL AT ONCE AT THE STAR OFFICE
AND SUBSCRIBE FOR 1T.
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BEA1REGARD's ARMY.

We learn from lady residing near eur out
Posts on the other side Of the river, around whose
house the enemy aocked In numben not long
stnee, that three-iourth Of those she has lately
seen are very ragged and shockingly dirty. No,
Que In Q hundred Of them-ofnce1 or men-w.ar
whole shoes. An intelligent contrabann belong.
ing at Fairfax Court House brings similar In.
formation hither.
HOSPITAL OVER THE RIVER
Since the army has advanced on the other aid |.
OF the river, the large house Of Mr. vanderwer.
ken, which for q long time had been on the ex.
feme lines OF our pickets, has been converted
Into hospital, and now contains some sixty pa.
nens This hospital 10 under the charge Of Brig.
ade surgeon Waters, Of this city, and Dr. Webb
OF TIE Ihirty-third regiment Pennsylvania vol.
usteefs, a. resident physician. fs..'
SCOUT SHOT.
fesserday forenoon q Union scout belonging N
Anew York Regiment was shot by IN. ,rbeI,
through the body and killed, at a point .boui
two miles from Upton's Hin. =
-. fAnxIxI CAMP IN SIGHT
Prom the observatory erected on the tod Of I'm.
soas house, with Q slass, considerable rsbeI
cavalry camp IL In plain sight, situated near An
nnlale.
MAJOR GENIAL BANKa.
General Banks IL In Washingtoa to-day, look
lag In fns health. 5r'i,-'.s" 81 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

UFThe soldiers who have been here for some
weeks stationed at Lower Marlboro, In Calvert
county, and at various points in Charles county,
have all left their encampments and are now In
and around Washington city. Their conduct in
this and the adjoining counties cannot be said to
have been worse than might he expected from so
large body ef men gathered promiscuously
from the grade Of society not pro verbal for mo.
rality.
Since the above was in type we learn that
company OF 100 soldiers have been sent into
Charles county to look after the interests Of our
Uncle Samuel.-1fdrLboro'G Gazette Oct 16
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17
NOTlCE..SALE OF PITTSB URGH, Roar
~ WAYNE IND IHIClG0 rim ELnH1

NOTlCE.SALE OF PITTSB URGH. kOnT
By virtue Of dores o hs C,Touit t65,,
United States for the northern strict of Ohio. In
Charles Moran and others aye comSia nsnts' spa
the ittsbursh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
suant to anIfiary DEGREES Of the ronit oopIt. Of
th9 United state. for the western district OF Penn
district Sois respsotVe1 %. asu ,as eSr.essn
ing ohanoer, in said Court. respectively where
IN shs ZANE Pare: are oG%DIa,nsnt. and defend
TONED, the 1ndersifn ned, John Ferguson and
TnGs.ss, ons af tb =; Gsanffs s.t j. TS,t and
and speois Master ION RS Of II:
guoio auction TO the Sishes 81 der, Tor t.ss but ii
RoHss sum q shss sas Sai's
the state Of Ohio, on the 2Ith day October. A. b.
four o'clock p. m. of said dar, the following de
scrlbed property, 10 wit:
and ci ca9o Railroad 0 1din Ma i5s
light OF way q, rsfor the ro.d-bed thereof, the
oth'r s alton houses and shops. and the adj spS
grounds connected herewith, and al tools and
IMP emsnts used or provided 20 be used therein,
nsry Tor said road the tract and superstruoturet
sioSresad; al tnrn.tabes; al depots and buIlGins,
nature, and the ands and grounds connected Their
vth r6 used and GVdiS to be used il 0IeI.tns
situate; and al oars, engines and rolling stoeT be-
longing 70 sald Cor pany; and oil plIAs of TIM
per lumber Iron, fuel, and every other thIng BRO
vlded by said Companies, or by the several or ginal
companies which we're consolidated into eaid
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad.
% Dc used In operating said road wherever eItuat
by the same title by which the sam. are holden by
.s na, .Gmpan,,i or y sad original Companies,
eeveiSly together, with oil cooperative franchises
OF ssld Company, and of tn. said original Comp
MES severally; including the right and franohise
OF saia several Companies 70 b. and act Cor
S DEGREES provide that the pa chaser, upon the
Me eona,tlons thereo shall ho.d all the properly,
so soia ey the same title BY which they are held by
said Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and ChicaFo All
koad Company, and each and al Of said crieinai
Compsnles, free from the hen of ali said nnoTt
cages. and Tree from ali liability for any debt.
against said original or Consolidated Compan,es
or either OF them, and from ell Claims on ACCOUNT
81 capita stock bar ssbjeef aspestksIsss 10 the
oluoed IN the sal for purchase money thereof not
PROVIDED oy sald DEGREES TO be paid out of the pro-
ceeds OF the sale by former orders or DEGREES 10
Dc PAD Otherwise The right of way, depot GROUND
shd lois, and lands In the Ity and vicinity of Chs
oago, purchased by said Company since the penden-
OF said Suits and the bridge property and other
teal estate OF the Company at the City Of Puts
ossinEh, are subject 70 mortgage liens. The same
Will be included In the sale but su beet 10 sad in
oumD ances, no provision having been " ade for the
payment thereof. JOHN FERGUSON '
THOMAS Z. WALKER
90 cot - ssao'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

STOPPING THE WoKK.-According to the New
York Tribune, the Secretary Of War on his late
visit to st. Louis, ordered Gen. Fremont TO dis.
continue as unnecessary his field works arouad
the city to suspend work on the barracks he /,
building near his residence for his body-guard of
300 cavalry, and ordered him 10 EMPLOY ali the
money In the hands Of the disbursing oface,s m
the payment of the current expenses of his army
In Missouri, and to let all his debts In 81 Lonis
amounting 10 "a ,5OO, 100, remain unpaid until
they can be properly examined. DisbursIno
orcers are not to tansfer their duties 10 fireman.
sible agents, and contracts TO be made by REQ.
ular discussing officers Of the army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

TROOPS AT ANNAPoLIs.-Three brigades are
now at Annapolis, Md. The frat, under Gen
Vlele. is composed Of the Third New Hampshire
Eighth Maine. FOrty-Sixth New York and Forty.
EIGHTH New York The second brigade 10 com.
posed Of three Massachusetts regiments and the
Ientb Maine. The third brigade is made up Of
the Ninth Maine, Fourth New Hampshire, Sew.
enth Connecticut, Fiftieth Pennsylvania the Penn.
svlvanja Roundheads, and battery Of light artil.
lery-in all about sixteen thousand men, the
division being under the command of Maior Gen.
eral Sherman -BaLtinaore Clipper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

GEN. STURsIs The public will learn with re-
gret-if the authority Of the Chicago Tribune is
10 De accepted for the statement-that
oncer 10 so addicted to unfOrtunate abiisn as to
Impair the confidence of his subordinates and
men 10 disastrous extent. 1t Is reported that
Gen Lane, who Is with him at Kansas city lust
now, refuses on this ground to serve under his
orders ana Is about TO make formal charges
against him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

(" gentleman named Chas. Long, belong.
ing 70 Philadeiphia, who arrived In Cincinnati
on.Monday morning rom New Orleans, whic b
points and hesdlands around Lake PonchartraIn
and Borgne, - well a. those Of the Lower Mis.
sissippi, In the hands OF the United States author
tiles, and that the people OF New Orleans mo-
mentarlly txpected descent upon the civ He
has resided In the place for over four years, and
gives IL a. his opinion that majority Of the peo.
pie would welcome such an event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

" gentleman who arrived at Baltimore
yesterday from Old Point states that the ma val
Meet which left New York on Monday arrived In
Hampton Roads on Tuesday afternoon. and ere.
ated great excitement among the troops there,
owing to the extensive character Of the expedi
non. nag OF truce came up from Norfolk, bu,
Gen. w DOL refused to receive IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

FRBMoSr-HIs DEBTS St Louis Renph.
ilcan says OF the visit Of the Secretary Of War:
Whatever else may follow, our citizens are
glad Of the visit for the head of the War Depart.
ment will be informed that large debt has been
incurred In this city to our banfs and indtvid.
uals, and that 1t 10 Of the most urgent necessity
that u should be paid at the earliest possible day
He WILL OF course, see that IL 10 done
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17
CALL AT ONCE AT THE STAR OFFICE
AND SUBSCRIBE FORT
THE c. MMONwEALTH Or VIRGINIA.
EXECUTIVE pEPARTMaNT.

WHEELING, october IL, 1S5l.i
TO THE PEOPLE or VIRGINIA
Whereas severa OF the Congressional districts
Of this state are unrepresented In the House OF
Representatives in the Congress of the United
state. by reason Of failure to elect on the fourth
Thursday In Nav last caus by armed men in re-
belllon against the Constitution and laws Of the
United states and OF this state and IL being the
ght OF the loyal in each district 70 be
their own appointing, the Convention of Virginia,
on the Goth da, OF August 1851 passed ordinar oe
directing election to be held on The fourth Thurs
day In october instant GATH in every district of
the state 60 unTe presented and where vacancies
exit IL l. further ade the law, BY virtue of the
ORDINANCE aforesaid, that any person who 10 pre-
vented from att ndIng such election, by reason Of
the occupato Ga OF his own county by armed men in
hostility to tbs Government. that such voter may
vote any whore in his Cong ressiona district IL 10
further ordained that the election shsll be oon-
Quoted and the result ascertalnsd, dec AIRED, and
cert he'd In the manner directed in the code of Vir-
gina of the edition OF 1860. By the 18th ion of
chapter 7th of that code, any two froeholders may
hold an election directed by law 1T any place of
voting, If no Commissioner TO superintend the
same appears and Ia willing to act, or il no Com
ton.
Now, therefore, in consideration of the premises,
!, FRANCIS + PIsRroNT, 6overn"r of the Com;
monwealth of Virginia, do hereby entreat the Iowa
voters of this State to hold elections In their sew
eral districts on the day above mentioned, to the
END that the pAc pie may be represented the Prnc-
pie OF representative government sustained, and
tbs state have her due weight In the National
Legislature
oc I6-td F. H. PIERPOINT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

IL One Of our exchanges has discovered fhs
cause of the retreat Of our army at Bull Run m
says, ''when the battle was ut III hottest point
there were two vacancies In the New Vol $50
tom house. Hence the stampede Of the leas,a,,
ofacefs. The men followed % - =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17
..p, TO OFFICERS.

4 BE CAMPAIGN-ACa mss;yn,,. w..on a.,
ins 81 s pIineIp!e, arranged for sleep
ncknssS or 9' va.n ~ AmeS anoe an case OF
ofrs AND PROVISIONS; light Waterproof, and per-
isc .y eew, hayiug been just built % order by one
~ cost price. ''s ohe'e1 ioi ss'e
IA Age, HANDSOME, strong, sound, DARK brown
nSSnfSE, either for saddle or harness.
n 6otn nay be seen on application 10 JAMES
~ ~, g MI. irvine,s stables, CoroorAn, n
atIes s, oenind the Cham House, between and Il
r-. SEQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
A Battle Yesterday at Harper.
Ferry.
A GLORIOUS UNION VICTORY.

COL. GEARY ATTACKED BY A LARGE
REBEL FORCE, WHOM HE ROUTS,
THOUGH GREATLY OUTNUM-
ING HIS TROOPS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

To MILITARY OFFICERS AND OTHERS.
BATCHELoR'S GENUINE HAIR DYE.
The Best In the World, =
I"e o"sS hsi'aos and Harmless Hal, Dye Ksoscs.
s9ia ~ alI pIuEsists; also. st BRlRxroS's Patent
'O'N0 ''oi''eP' rstent omoe, cor. r 4 nh,
'isss's Hs,I store, ata Psnn's avenue, where
Factory-s1 Barclay Ct tiats Is Brosdvs1iN.y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

1--we have received the nrst number of 18th.
Naaonal Union Handsome weekly paper, o.
the right stripe, started at Rockville, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17
METALLIC
AEN6oR OIL,

Cleaning. Polishing, and Preventing Rsst.
This is superior to all other oils in the world for
the above purposes, as well as for mac hnery and
Iubrcating uses II is equally applicab 10 gun
locks and sewing machines. Ii IL in high favor 81
machinery.
Principal Depot and General Asesey,
PHILHARMONIC HALL,
Penna. avenue, rear Eleventh It
III Agents wanted with teams, to supply en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

W Godey's Lady's Book for November, hand.
some and Interesting as usual, has been placed
upon our table by Shillington, Odeon Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY REBELS
KILLED AND WOUNDED, AND RE-
BEL 32-POUNDER CAPTURED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17
w ShfI4R { B SsAAE RTIu met,
By THOMAS POwLIN6, Auo:ioneer.

II bHGE SALE o. IRON. STEEL. AND
"a vvhssn6l sS SISDIsss AT AUCTION On Fki-
Dhf MOhNlN6, 18th instant, 81 10 O'CLOCK 4
viii eel, ~ front IF the Auction Rooms q iarse
iaantIty OF IRON, Steel, AMI Carnage Findings,
80 pounds astOrted Iron,
90 Sprint Steel,
. 2-ineh Cast S'eeI,
SAKE Arms
rs pound. oval ard half round Iron.
Bsok Bands,
heavy Traces,
$50 pounds sorted Fire Iron
20 Bistsred steel,
k6lfround Iron,
200 assorted Bolts,
L Platform Scales,
pair Hubs,
"a Spokes.
Terms oash.
90 IS THOMAS DowtINe A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

RALMORAL SKIRTS, of new and novel pat
- terms at low prices.
Hoop Skirts OF the best grades at reduced rates.
With al kinds Of Dry Goods for the current
"A new supply of Closks, Raglans, Nantes,
One prloe only marked in pain fsures.
PERRY Il BRO,
oc Is 81 Pa. avenue and Ninth at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17
BY WALL a BARNARD Ino,,o,..-.

By WALL q BARNARD. AuctIoneers.
MINISTRIES SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
IIos,0n TUESDAY .MoRSfNA oc,obsf h rs :
at 10 O'clock, We viii sell q the auction ooms.
3 arge stock OF superior Wines, Brandies
srting Of A<1's' 0oh-
Cases and Baskets Imperial and Cabinet Chan
Z Cssks Leger FTede, aad seisnette. and t.s,er,o
Brandy, Ses'eifV
Barrels jamaica Rum and Holland GIN.
Barrel Bourbon and Monongshela and Re,,,.
Whisky, e0'e
Cases Assorted Liquors,
Cases Brandy and Whistler,
seEars.
This sale will offer rare opportunity 10 n ee,au
rants, suffers, ahd others sale POSITIVE nd tsrm.
cash; CsaIo nes will be At the Auction Rooms on
By order Of the Tr5stae.
90 Is WALL n BARNAR0 Arc..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

Suffers WANTED.
NREAT ADVANTAGES to be found BY SUIT
le s, and dealers IN Boots and Shoes, at the 90
NEW YORK VIII 'LESALE BRANCH
HOUSE, 34s PfnnsylvaRia avenue, (o,erV
Janney's Shoe Store.)
We manufacture our own CT DDS, and sell At
Ns,o York prices, thereby saving freight,
Having constantly on hand q large Stocf, We can
supply nj mOmeLts rotIce, any quantity desired.
A large astortment of s sole High-out Shoes, aBd
LOng-leg Boots.
Suffers literally dealt with.
A csll from al dealers solicited.
WHITEHOUSE & UNCKLES.
7-1w2dp,d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

DVtNSars EAla TO Call At sMIrh's, ~.
wv seventh - Aad buy your G othirg. Pr
=. NV. Too. 9. frnIks. Hat add Caps. oei-im
SSsA fri M sss s. ss
street. ocI IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17
By WALL d BARNARD, Auctione.,.

SALE OF PERSONAL---VERY. VI. tue of a
'crIber. made the 2lst day Of hufu,t issn 49, 1e
Sorqee 70 Ll6sr a; No Ies, folio sss, &c Of
offer for sale at public auction On The hsbe. ma
as,, on ne pennies, formerly known "a the
n nosen nou.e, on the sou b SIDE Of Psnnr, va
ihg,on y, q 10 clock m, WEDNESDAY,.
IL 80 INST, the iooy,ng personal sfects, 20 wit
CnpsITs; II Tables Dining Table; Center TsSIe;
tiolufef; Clocts; Lookins Gl, sses d. n
TTasses and Al the Crookery w,re and Cook.p9
Stsntllsjs Window Shades; I COOKING stove: 4
noosteaa1 nd b. id ne; Wsshsfsnd and Apppr-
tensnoes; DOR Mating; and Lounges
oor w george tSsAYv vTbTu.,ss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17

Our FRIESDs at the vsriou, military camps and
80 70 movements and affairs IN their vicinities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-17
Fly ]. c. McG UIRE 4 CO, Auctoueers.

Fly ]. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Auctloueera.
SUPERIOR ROSEwOOD CASE PIANO
- fokIE L CANT Rcsswoop BRocAlKLLS-
SVkktD fATL0R FURNITURE, FRENCH PLATE
MLRkoks. Carpet IND HOUSEHOLD EFFEcTs
SSHs 15s I, On TUESDAY MORNING, cote,
oer go, az 10 pollock, at the srse residence on
suS 80 oPposte tt.yette SquNre. recsntlv occu
PEG ny Tie m lad Minister, We shall sell all the
vva a'.uIo eno Hoo 9, 'mprlsnt-
very superior Rosewood Case Piano Forte, By
Suit of eiessnt Ro.ewood Crimson RroosteIe
lowered Parlor Furniture consisting Of la 70
- sofas, Arm Chairs, and rarlor Chairs
superIor Gilt Gas Chandelier and Gas y Ytures,
SUIT m walnut Plush covered Parl.r Furniture.
hapdsoms Fay Chairs, Lounges and Fsnoy
Rose wood Marble top Tables, Walnut wbatpot Q.
Superior 9pf wood reoretary and Bookc case
ha ESQ., ~ epch Plate Gilt-frs me Mlrrore
Lsdy's Walnut Secretary, Japanese Cahinef
alBut TX tension Dining Table Sidehoard
DIN rs Chairs, Side Tables Plate Warner
Chlna, Glass and Crockery, Table Cutlefy
xoelent Brussels and Three -ply Garrett
.Lalr CARPETS OIoloth. Mating,
walnut French and genny Lind f3edsteads
DO. DIesslng and pam Bureaus
WsIdrobes, Washstands, Toilet Sets
superior Cured Hair Mattret ses Blantet,
BoIstere and Pillows, Sp eade and Comfnrl.
hlgh-poet and COtoge Bedeteads,
Cane seat Chslrs. Rockers, Arm Chair.
hefngera.oT, Stoves, Kitchen IItenslIs a, L.,
oeetner Win many articles of Hcusehold Pa,
nitnIe not necessary 70 enlmerate.
terms cash. e. MCGUIRE a CO
" Lt-0 theFuOD luot oneers