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The national Republican., 1862-03-27

New York has authoi scd the issue OF half =
million o bonds TO raise money for harbor dc
fences
Al Memphis all confederate stores ar. being
removed 10 places oI safety, in The event oil an
attack by The Union forces,
Az Cockpit 9oiut, many neatly made graves
oi rebels were noticed, all labelled with moro
tean usual care. So great was the attention "
the departed dead that su-piCions were excited
and the Yankee troops dug into them, Rnding
numbers oi nico new tGnls, packages oil cloth
ing mcBs chests, furnished with all the sppl-
ances ol modern cookery, trunks Of various ar
iclcs, tools, &c.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
Criminal Court-The Murder Casc-hc-
qutttaI Of the PGisoneT.

guitar OF the ffleonef.
The trial Of Enoch Ward, jr., for killing Lieut..
Col. Gustave Won Gerber, was resumed yestor.
day morning:
J. F. King recalled for the defence. Testified
to the good character Of the accused.
Louisa Kuhl sworn. Testified substantially
the same Ms the other witness except PowerB)
that Powers and Strang were nearest the
deceased when the blow was given, Powers
heing behind and little TO the.leit OF the Colo.
mel.
Emma Mayer and Mr.. Harrison were recalled,
hut no new facts were elected.
Messrs. Riley, Harris, and Davis, noighbors
Of Mr. Ward. tcsl'iiod AS to The good character
of the accused.
Tbs evidence closed here. and the case was
submitted without argument. #
The Court instructed the Jury that II they
balii we'd that Powers was there rs an accom-
pce In tho deed. and that his testimony was
unsupported by that Of the other witnesses,
they ought not /" rely upon II. II tho Jury
had any doubt, they ought TO aoquit the pris.
oner.
an absence of ten minutes, which doubtless
seemed noarly az many hours 10 the prisoner
whose fate now seomed to tremble in the bal
ance, the jury returned.
The court room was still az death, no intense
WAS the interest felt.
"Mr. Foreman, what is your verdicty"
Not guilty.
How the CuunienaLce NJ the young man llg ht ed
up with the joy he felt
who has for months baon inCarcorated with the
charge Of \ terrible crime resting upon him
was once more free.
He received the hearty Congrat ulations of hit
friends, and passed "ut Of The room into The
ifGn air onco more.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
The Capitol Extension.

The SeLato, after snme discussion, have
passed Joint resolution transferring the SUI.
porintendsnce OF the Capitol extension ard the
completion Of the Capitol dome from the War
to the Interior Department, and providing that
expenditures be confined for the present 10 the
completion Of the dome and 10 work necessary
for the preservation of the unfinished part Of
tho building: The Capitol extension was com.
menced twelve years ago. and has been gradu.
ally progressing year by car, until the present
war commenced, since when the work has
almost entirely ceased. II Ia said that about
ak millions six hundred thousand dollars have
beeD expended so far, and II will require only
IA million and a half more TO finish Il. II was
made IA question whether true economy did not
require ,be prompt complexion OF tne whole
the elements. We are informed that It will re.
Uuire bu, a hundred thousand dollars tn finish
tue dome. and that sum remains unexpended
"i former appropriation. We sec no good
reason why this appropriation should not now
be expended.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

OPERATIONS AT ISLAND No. TO- Messrs. Wash
burne, Of Illinois, and Steele, Of New Jersey
Of the Van WyCk Investigating Committee
have just returned from the West
MGssrs. Washhurne and Steele were al Cair,
and al Island No. 10. and with Commodore
Fooie on hoard pi the Benton, Witnessed the
firing between that vessel and her immensc
mortar companions aud tho rebel battcrses.- -
The rebels have rs heavy guns as we have aud
fire. them with great precision. The entire Ten
nessee side OF the river awarms with batteries
aud our boats found IL exceedingly difficult Ia
reach them. Tho impression ia thai he only
way 10 clean them ont is with the hayonot from
the land eide simultaneously with IA lombard
mcnt from the water,
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
Communicated
hunOyn nces NJ willard Hall,

Mr.. EDlroH: | see by your paper that Madam
Anna Bishop IL about 10 give us concert IN
Willard Hall. Allow me 70 make \ suggestion
to the proprietors of that house. should do
so privately ifit we're not Il matter ot public
annoy yance TO \ large portion of tho audiences
who assembled in that room during Mr.. Muir.
dooh's readings,
The seats on the right hand rs you enter arc,
If one may Judge BY ear, exactly above the
ironing room, and the chatter ni the laun
dresses, The humping Of AatiTons, DO, were
no inoessant and sonDrous, thai the words of
very indistinCtly heard. Unless this annoyance
Is absted on future occasions, the seats on that
side Of the house will not be worth gratuitous
occupation. | respectfully cail the attention
Of the proprietors 10 the facts stated.
ExPERIENUE.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
a C0rAs

ss:ss9' s x: :s;:ss. Z; q! Y;
.tAcks thai have .bsen. ne rssteptly,. made upon
M u ~ &cNdg43& He EvsN,s2 SInr.
.lyh. lb1efoft, roper fof nS 10 state that
much as have never alluded to the Editor Of
The Star In any but the most respectful man.
ner nor songht to do him Tho siigbtest injury.
shall continue 10 discharge ary hsufble duties
to my God and country, regardless 0ftheso and
all other petty and vindiciive assaults. A n
Christian and \ gentleman, am above and be.
yond all such assailsnts.
G.. W, Dysisos.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
DlE ED,

Of consumption. after many leng years "f
great suffering, which she endured with patient
meekness, and = arm reliance on her Saviour
and entire resignation to His will. Mrs. OLIVE
CAROLINE ARNEs, in the hfiy second year Of her
age.
Her friends aud acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral, on Friday
?sth instant, Al II O'Clock a. M. al No. il5 Tenth
street, between q and H.
s9- Northern papers will please COPY.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
oLas,i Down his Arms.r

And surrendered 10 King Alcohol. A soldier
belonging TO Company B. Massachusetts, Seventh
Regiment, who II seems had been imbibing too
freely Of the Kings fluid, in passing over the
Seventh street canal bridge yesterday after
noon, about O'Clock, In al Of drunken rage,
threw his gun into the canal, where II laid
buried almost out of sight in that horrible
slough ofh'th. ''.7 ..4
Snme OF his comrades obtained rope, and
induced the fellow 10 allow tlem 10 lower hin,
over the bridge 10 obtain his piece, which by
few minutes he succeeded in grpping, and WAS
hauled up again, with his gun and his clothes
completely covered by The vile compound which
bad adhered to him in his voyage exploration
down below" -.. ''.f.-
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

en- A1svAno Will b sivss 70 asySssssa wAs
0IO will give Information TO any Jusiic, Of the
peace or myiefwho the Villains were that tore down
my ,igu, uptet my tow cese and broke H. and stole
.way ihs Ame,icsn n,g from go Pa sv, nue.. lat
Tuesday night. ~ M
Heretofore, have depended upon the night police
third time my ssne and hsgs nave been icrn down
and cut TO pieces st lien and carried away aud on
the most public thHoughfass In Wa bingtou, am
comp lied TO offer liberal reward for any Injury
done to me for shoW wing ut the sentiment to OF pat
iiots upon my uEas Ten dollar sddiiional vii be
given Tor the con, ctioa Of the robbers and thieves
SAMUEL T. WOOD,
American Flsg \ ore,
m,r 81 ate $50 Pa avenue
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
Tn. Indian Herb Doctor.

Rs-A few Of the many lestimoti .ls from III, CIT.
gems Of washir gton 10 Dr. ,umblsiy, the Indian
fsmcte Complaint Cured
Mrs. &. " Blskemsn, Laugs Hotel. Georgetown
titre Of htrcOps D,Jtidy
ttcderck Rohled"r, = street, corner sec md, tlsl
sndJ
Srefuid Cmca
D. Maloney, corner Fourth ami B streets.
Infringement " he HerH Cprcd.
r. Downs, 5iJ Sixth slfen. Washington. u. &.
Ser9f"id Cu cd.
j. ID. LakcInsn, SIKH street, No. az.
Cn;usIsion Cwoi.
John Z. ark, Camp Dlnean, DC
John q Day, corner Sec nd and streets
BOD td9 ef Jamudie. Cprod.
John Hurd - 30 New York avenue
David Dillon, u. r street ''
Nervous EeJtily Cured
John Dcnohu, No so6, corner G and Third sta,
Curcd of Grontc Tispe.
willism Sullivan, ceIner Four and shalf and q
streets. Iron Foundry, Navy Yard DC.
Ctrcd Il DEBILITY
Charles wilson, U. s Regular,
BeDi Dorsey, Twentieth street and Pepnsy lvania
avenue.
Cursdot itnptes on ne kdee
James Rect, lwenty sixth and l. stIcet'.
Lhropic Rt.um7tism Cured
n q. Howard, Tenth street, near rennsy vanil
avenue.
NDr'Us DbiittY.
Charles A CouIvci'cr, Navy Yard.
1sth,nd, after all nt.,r Doctors tail,d.
8. j. White, No 2sH, b street, south sidc Of Csri
tol
Cancer Cured,
j. Blackburn, Georgetown.
Bad Dreams, tUith Night SlgsdiS, turcd
Il. Haunsch, No Az, Seventh street
Fits Cured
!. Kane, Z street, between Sixth and Seventh.
Tue Indian Herb Doctor will describe disease anc
tell his patients the nature OF their complaints Of
Illness without receiving anV infOi nation from
them No charge Tor consultation. Office, No ii
Washipgton Buildiog FEM sylvania avenue, c,rnel
| Of seventh street mar 10
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
.DsU0usus -UsuUvsang -Osss.

,,.As Mr.. william woodvsrd, was psasine up
Peunsy tv,lais fAvsGue WITH friend last nIghi
about IL O'Clock, he observed three men pass.
ing up Eleventh street, abdas they passed, Qne
of them very unceremoniously thrust hts -
bow IN his side, y0r which Mr.. Woodward De.
manded an explanation, when the dastardly
villain drew \ ave sho0ter and hred at Mr.. W..
whereupon he and his friend raised \ CRY oi
P'Watoh,n Pollos. " 10 Nv hen the rascal took
to his heel and fed, al the Same time throwing
away bis pistol. which gentleman who
rushed TO the spot took up and nred at the re-
treating rogue. A crowd gathered, and sew
erAl started In pursuit., hut did not catch the
Villains, who escaped In the darkness and o"n'
fusion. a.EH
Mr.. W. thiDks the three men. wore ioreign.
.ers--Germans most hkely--sud says he can
give no reason for the furious attack.
80 many similar occurrences OF This kind
have happened Of late In various portions ol
our city, we would warn people to lie on their
guard in passing through the thcrcushfares ri
the city in the night. ..-
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
Goyepl,lt,enl Hay.

4 number Ui capitalists from Pennsy yivania
and some of tho Eastern States, concerned In
supplying the army with the enormous quaint.
lGs oI hay required. have established II brarch
uI their business IN Baltimore, from which
pom, they pack and re ship TO other points Ms
our army advances. Vast quantities are sent
t. This city over The Washington branch Of the
BALTIMORE and Ohio ralroad, hut the principal
,,nriion comes up tho Potomac river, since lhs
.isng of that blockade. Ono unaoc ustoined TO
illness such scenes would be astonished to SCI
'he amount which dnly makes its appearance
n the track IN Maryland avenue, awaiting
transportation into Dixie. ., So.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
sent Out OF Town,

The Two pickpoCkets who were arrested ,n
the charge Of robbiug Mr.. barnes, Of George
town, Al The Government horse sales last week
ard sent 10 jail for further bearing by Justiu e
Dom, were released last night, upon condition
that tbey Immediately leave the City. The ab,
sence Of witnesses and the oflicer being unable
t, summon thom, and tho testimony being Of
y dubious nature, were the reasOns nf tha re-.
lease on The above mentioned terms.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
RuuaWavs

Last night between the hours of and y
O'Clock, two government Wagons, with mules,
t6 to each) were going up Pennsylvania avenue
at a frightful speed. Ths drivers were mon,
csi, possibly drunk. One Of the wagons was
considerably damaged, as also tho mules, being
suddenly brought up by coming in contact with
tee-boxes, &o. The other team WAS going At
A rapid rate toward the willard Hotel, clearing
the way right and left on the Avenue. What
M,
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
kGrRtCll 'em Out.

Some kind and Gonsiderate friend, in appre.
citation Of our wants, has sent us An exchange
paper, in which was enclosed rather dilspi-
dated fine looih comb We aoknowe ledge the
corn. We are frequently put to the trouble of
"soratchipg" for ideas, and our friends dopa
ton came just In "the nick OF time" to give
us an "item," while the "devIl" is crying tor
copy" Hereafter our new old comb shall be
brought into requisition on Important orCt.
sions; though we tremble with approhenshne
fears Of an "amalsamation Of Two different
races.n
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
INDIA Hu b bber Goods.

Rubber Blankets Tor Soldiers. 81 rs each.
Rubber POnchos and Blankets combined, % 10
each.
ludii Rubb 7 Coats, white and black, o. 50 each.
India Rubber Lcggins, 81 per pair.
And all kinds Rubber Goods incl cluding Rubber
Boots and Shoes, Rubber Stoppsrs for Bottles, Door
Mats, undersht sting for Beds In sickness &c. 80
manufacturer prices, at II A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
30s PenpsylvanIR avenue,
dec 1p-f Bet Ninth aud Tenth sts.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
A Bold ilobbesy,

Last Monday night. Is Mr.. Dennis liardeD,
clerk for Bealey d Go was counting the cash.
\ man, named Charles ". Smith, enterod the
store and snatched the pile, consisting Of about
t76, and ran. He was followed by the young
man and caught BY some citizens, who took him
before Justice Dom. BY whom he was commit.
ted 10 jail for court. Tho money was recovered.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
More virEinia Refugees.

Not 4 day passes In which the unfortunate
victims Of this wicked rehellion ars'not arriv.
ing In this city, In consequence of the brutal
barbariiy Of the rebels. Last Monday night,
three good Union oitiSsns OF Virginia. consist.
ing of 4 venerable father and his two sons, ar.
rived at our navy yard on one If the vessels II
the Potomac lotilla. During the last week
there have been Of such arrivals At the yard,
through The above named source.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
Flick DOSket,

Tuesday morning, an itinerant dealer In soap,
ket, was relieved Of his poUket.book, contain.
ing SO. The crowd had collected around, and
fellow offered the dealer chance 10 tost the
pewer Of his soap By removing a grease spot
from his pants. While the dealer was leaning
over, operating on tho grease, tho thief behind
operated on his pocket The rascal has not
been arrested as yet.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
Selling by sam pIr,

Ia as much violation Of the license law as any
other method Of sale, Jet II 10 frequently vio.
lated, either Intentionally or through the igno.
rance Of renders, who think II no Il fraction II
the law. On Friday last d. Sicoardy wRs ar
rested by city constable Hurdle Tor ,his nf.
tense, and fined $40 d By Justice Thompson.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
PersOnRl,

Col. GEo. B. THoNPEiSs was nominated By the
President AZ Brigadier General last Tuesday.
CLARK MILLS. This eminent sculptor has two
sons In Europe, study ing their father's profes.
sion, and II is said they are in a fair way 10
equal him In artistic perfection.
GEN. CAMERON. This distinguished gentleman
and officer IL now in town.
II. S. CHILrOs, Of the State Department, has
been sent 10 Berlin, as bearer Of dispatches.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
Cosns. Dunions,

Calloeitics Bad Nsils, Enlarged joints, and all dis.
eases OF the human Feet, cured without pain or loss
DR WHITE, su.osos Carnoropisr.
t2S Pennsylva Avenue, between Ik and 9Th sS
Room No. 7, sec0n nd floor.
Once hours from II n. 10 o D. m.
Gettecl and separate apartment for Ladies'
Ladies and Gtntcmen attended at their rrsidenc,
mar 81 when desired
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
Prisoners Released.

The following prisoners were yesterday re-
leased on parole; U. Allan SCdnlan, Jackson
Benneman, James COnnor, John Benson, and
Geo. N. Gormley. Two others, B. ", Jenkins.
aud Y. N. Ellis, were re-committpd for further
confederation,
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
wh,,.nur.t, No. a3a Penn. Avenue,

Ia selling original cGrtes Dc 1,stts Photographic
Of Geuersls Soott, Mcclellan. Wool, Banks, Ere
mont, Butler, and others. Our likapass 81
Mcclellan Ia tho lstest published, and Ia con.
sidered the best In existence. aea our photo.
grabs In oil and water colors. Alao portraits OF
men. Attention Of military men
ia called 10 our full lsngtb lettertypes for send.
ing By mall. deo Is
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
7hs Rebel English Gun.

The English gun recently taken from the rohel
complete order and mounted on the wharf, was
tested al the navy yard last Tuesday. Tho
inch shot were 6red at 4 target, distant l 700
yards, completely riddling H. which fact speaks
rs well for the accuracy of The gunners AS for
the run Itself ~
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
Com pli,ne nj 10 ,he Sccretarx Of STATE.

While the Third New York artillery were
passing the residence Of Mr. Seward, they
halted aud proposed three cheers for the Sec.
retary Of State, after whom their regiment
was named. Mr.. Seward appeared on the steps
the Officers, and then stood uncovered while the
entire regiment marched bs, zach file cheering
ypCife roIlsIy,
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
7 llela %,

The celebrated billiard player, Ia now In this
CITY, for the purpose uf demonstrating against
the proPosed tax Of twenty dollars on billiard
tables.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
Feet.

Peauty oi carriage 10 mainly dependent on the
jadieious preservation Of he iest snd In vain you
iry to walk In natural man ,er, if the greatpup-
port Of your whole frame be iu dno ,defed condi.
lion Personal comfort will be lost without care
besides which as a aladies advance, all locomotiou
s prevented. and hence much not only cor poresl
but mental suffering springs up.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
COntrabRntis.

All Ne oontrabands now In this city are pro.
vided with quarters on Capitol Hill In what is
called Carroll Place, or :" Duff Green's Row )"
and they occupy considerable portion of The
entire block,
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

A1 Wo ARE pleased 20 ca u the attention IN
Of ouy citizens and 'o ers 10 IA. Mcclellan An cal ay
52o Seventh street ur doors above u; There s nc
other place In this city wh'rc 30 beautiful fhoto.
graphs and Ambtoty pes src tak,n, aud where 9,
much politcness is shown TO customers.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

NO1lCk .-Propo'als from dealers and millers
~ are invited TIL the 10Th of April 1892, for fur
nishipg FLOUR to the sub. Dept, Of the same KIND
which na. been received by the U. y, Government,
aud known o. No. extra
Samples Of this Flour eau he seen at the Capitol
bakery In this city.
10 desired to make oo-tract for 20 oOo barrels
should however, any person desire to furnish less
guanty he will state the precise number Of barrels
In his bid
The contractor will be required to furnish at the
rate of bO) barrels daiy until the contract Ia Allied
No flour will be received which doe, net M up
to the standard al the inspection made Just before the
purchase,
The Flour 10 be delivered at the railroad depot In
Washington or at any Of The warehouses in George
town, D. L.
Government reserves The rish, Ia reject any bid f,r
any 9. e.u'e
Payments to be INSIDE Ia T ca.ury notcs, and the
bids to b. directed to major A. BECKWITU
Z. 8, U. s, A Washington, d Z" mar 2s
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
MARRIED.,

On the 18th instant, by DR.. lockwood, AT the
residence OF Capt, Narrower, ,Ssrgt. JoHS HATCH.
ER, Of the Second regiment District Of Columbia
O ty.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
C0al Olli (,0al epaff

It'll continue to sup ,'y the issie with the b.s
quality Of Coal Oil at 81 Clnts per gallon BY III,
barrel -. rt;I.S ). W. O'LAUG bLIN,
msr g7-.t Cor. N. j. avenue and T. st..
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

9Th, mcGlollnn Ph otog ap,s and Ann
bro'ypc GailcrySSO seventh street, four doors
above d, has BE- dme W ashins ston Institution for
tic mo piessing Csrtes DC v,ste II will te y, ur
loss by no, patronziog such perfco, establishment,
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
State Prisoner. D,.chr,u,d.

The following State prisoners were discharged
last Tuesday on taking The oath Of allegiance:
Warren Curtis John 7. De Beel and Il. n.
Grinnell. Two Others, Alfred Netteton and
Tench Schey, were released on their written
parole,
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
rJ,HN UNION will sTAHD,

'JNHN UNION Will STAND,
NO N TIER " hDb fRESlpEGI
Consequently shall remain In " ashing lop md
continue 20 pursue my occupation OF
hoUgE, son, Ako ORNAMENTAL
I< r. "a l. M II L NJ O. w
GLIDING in ali ITS breaches. Old GLAZING
IT0mplly attended to PAluilng and OrnameninE
Cottage Furniture In the best ftyle, Rso oRll 81
'ention to the Painting Of Roofs and Rnck Wells
All the above ! Will do ~ eheSp ss the chelPoS'
therefore solicit the patronage oi my 1rierdysn
Ieloa .eitizOns OF thc DiFtric, Tanctushly mTiS'p
Sesorve6 shd work done III the basi RiaunoI
You will please mind Jour stops, sad s.opS
n I rARkEES
Painting Estabiishrnrnl,
no b9 Lvpsisna nvrnre inocth side!,
between Sixih and Seventh 'iesv'
B.-AtEDA pat ps fee ot ehs's' a. utuSi
aovSs
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

81 Photographs and A hmbrotypcs OF . !.
sizes are tsken on a new plRsi only known to the
pr prietor OF the Nc Hltlan Art Gallery $40 Seventh
street, four doore above u.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
Drunk,

l.. =. Buell. was fined by Justice Thompson
81 5s Tor being drunk in The street last Satur.
day,
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
mar I'D

Ql G..nEN q WILLIAMS, auciion,. 5.
d TRUSTEES sALE OF House AND IoE
f.ASl or THE CAPITOL, AZ AUCTION -Un
MONDAY the 1.th day oi April, l.I. .hall srn
IN front Of tht prepises, Ut o'clock p In b. virtue
ola deed Of ust to the scbrCri s,r and duly re-.
corded In Liber 4. No H., ioIos 4a1, sJG Al
and +s2, one Of tho Land dS Tor Washing lou
county in the District oi Columbia the following
named property lying and briag in the cityUi Wa II
ggton District aior said, va: west part OF lot nun
bred eleven III III squLTo numbered ten hundred
and scven Il ,U0T) having front OF forty two itti
nine inches (42 feet inches,) more or less north
Y between Twelfth aud Thirteenth streets, east,
tuaning back to alley rs iest moe or les, TO
ge'her with the improvements which are q dwel
ling houss, &c.
TsXns or SALE will be onehali cath, bulaB CO
IN ak and twelve months. III, purchaser to give 10
Tor the deferred bearing interest from day
OF sale all convey eyaDciug Ut the Cost of the pgrchs
the cash payment will be iequire ed 10 be PAID
down, when the property is knooSsd vi, sno II no.
paid down, ;he property viii DO then and there
again put up and sold 10 the highest bidder that will
comply and II the whole terms OF compiled with
10 hve ys, the trustee the right TO
the properly at the Ii,k and cost he slipquent
purchaser by advertising he same, three day in
WILLIAM N. GRIPS. Trus;es.
GREEN a WILLIAMS
Au.tiUurrrE.
mar l5-2awSds
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
:Future Dave.
~ GREEN 4 wILLIAns, Auo,Ion.er.

B
BAIL1FF SALE OF HOUSEHOLD HITCH
IN FURNITURE On TUESDAY the st April,
shall sell, by virtue OF disrauh tor rent o. the
goo is and chattels Of Mr.. Wa kr, in front Vi the
Auctol Store of Green Williams, ut 10 cloG, q.
~ tie following articles, viz
three Bedsteads, two Feather Beds one Nattre.' D.,
lot OF Bedding,
Three Csrpels, ore Cooking stove, lot Feather Ph
lows,
ing Glsse,
one CRIB, three Venetian Blinds, lot of Lamp. aud
Csndleeticks,
our Vases nine old Ch,irs three buckets four fla
irons, .ot Crockcry.
Glassware, Knives sno Forsr, Tubs, &C., &C
tHAS, kEMBEL, Bailif.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
mar I'D Alctoneerg.