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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-20
The Schem o. aud workings OF AbOIi
etODlutns

e9
An intelligent friend has sent us the follow
Ing document, with the copy Of the petition at
taohed, the same being sent to an individual IL
this State, under the frank Of the notorious
LovEJoY. Il is apparent that this "Nationa
Emancipation Society" by means Of theSe;cir
culars and petitions, is doing Its work on the
President as we'll as Congress-, and rapidly ab
clifton .zing oil Departments Of the Federal
Government. g.. s5ls,i ba3mht-
These circulars and petitions are secretly cir
culated among abolition Republicans, male and
female, and their signatures, thus obtained, are
held TO be tho spontaneous sentiment Of the
country, rtrss \, e-- .'i--rr7,.slr.
The conservative people OF the loyal States
should take measures to counteract the infu.
ence OF these dlsunion fanatics, who are as bad
In their purposes and designs as the rebels Of
the South. All their efforts are directed to
overthrow the old Union,and as our friend writes,
"unless the conservative, true Unlon men Of the
free States arouse themselves to action, and
that soon. there will not be enough of our once
glorious Union left to be worth saving from the
destroying bsnds of secessionists and AbOli,
tionists:" r. i
isolclt q contribution OF one osat from each person
signing the peition
THE NATIONAL EMANCIPATION ASSOCIATION.
Organized November 6th, 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04

AF1AIRs IN ALBxAHDRIA.-From the AIexan.
ora Loea! NsUS we CLEAN the following:
Capt McGVern, whose death 10 announced IN
our general news, was well known here. "Schr
IRAN emlth, McGivern, Fall rivern was, for
MANY years, a stereotype phrase in the marine liz,
OF the Alexandra Gazette
Rather singular incident occurred a few d,vs
ago at one Of the burial grounds I'm this place
grave mad been dug for deceased person, and
the sexton waited for the corpse Bye and hive
squad Of soldiers arrived with dead comrads
and copmenced 70 inter him In the grave n,eI
pared Tor another. They paid no attention IN
the remembrance against their proceedings bnt
Pieceo tneif DEAD man In the grave and covering
MN up, departed. In a very short time there
AFTER, the real proprietor Of the grave arrived in
hearse His friends, indignant at the unantbor.
lzed appropriation OF the ground, opened the
grave, dug the soldier up, and placed their man
IA MS narrow nome The sexton subsequently,
dug-a new grave and buried the soldier
Our advertising columns to- day call the ,ie6,,,.
s,sAth annual meeting Of the Friendship Fire
company. lts nrst meeting was called in liza. in
umes az troublous as the present Lord Dunmore
T,1uH uaItelng WIN the Virginia burgesses at
WiLIlamsourg-the Boston tea party was over
ana some OF the Virginia delegates to the Cont,
nenIaI congress had passed through Alexandra.
on their way to It's first meeting The comnanv
mas maintained Its organization through alf the
mutations OF fortune which have passed over this
city since that period. In l7sI the record hooL
SHOWS meeting omitted, because ssthe clerk mad
gone In pursuit. Of the British boats - m. i1st
engine cost Isl The number OF members nov
IA .nIs Guy quite small-Del Kemper's artillery
oeing made up mainly Of the FriendshIn a,ennsn
i ne old company bid fair TO live a century YET
Tue U. - steam frigate Pensacola which has
been lying for some weeks past of this mort
se'ghed anchor early this morning and stsam.3
uo"n ,ns river. her destination Is not known 10
US me PENSACOLA returned to this CITY aboui
the river 1"""
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04

1.-THE new Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than
ever Of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice
literary reading, 10 now on our counter ready for
delivery TO the public. Embraced In Its enter
tanning contents are the following articles:
Out OF Work, by Sylvanus Cobb, Jun; Making
Calls, good story; Pacem, Peagrim Precamur,
from the London Punch; British and American
Naval Affalrs; Death Of Prince Albert; Settle
ment Of the Mason and Slidell Affair; Lectures
Of Hon Daniel s Dickinson and Bayard Taylor
before the Washington Lecture Association.
Confederate Account Of the Drainesville Fight;
The Bank Suspensions; Departure Of Mason
and Slidell from Fort Warren; Congress and
the Army English Cannon; Manufacture OF
Artificial Teeth; Affairs In Richmond and Gen.
treville; Latest news from all parts Of the South
Highly Interesting Military Budget, with details
OF movements In and around Washington
ARLirs In the Gulf, at Port Royal, Hattpras,
Fortress Monroe, on the Potomac, at Cairo, New
Orleans, and in Missouri, Kentucky, and West
en Virginia; Proceedings Of Congress, Supreme
and Criminal Courts
Telegraphic dispatches from all quarters; Aeri-
cultural, horticultural, and gardening miscel-
lanyi Household Recipes, &c, &c; with sew
sral columns Of selected news matter, sketches
poetry, locals, and general intelligence.
This Is just the paper above all others for per-
sons sojourning In the National Metropolis to
send TO their friends at distance Price only
three cents per copy, or 81 90 per annum postage
prepaid by stamps when 30 arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04
SOUTHERN NEWS.

We have CLEANED the following news from IN
southern papers received to-day:
THE REBEL CONGRESS.
RICHMOND, Dec. 30.-Congrtss met al noon 'o-
day
Messrs Thomas and Burnett. OF Kentucky, ap-
peared. qualified and took their seats
Gen Stuart,s report Of the battle Of Drainesvilie
was ordered TO be printed.
Congress went into secret session.
RAILROAD OPENING.
KNOXVILLE. Dec 3O-The East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad will be opened and resume It's
regular trains on New Years day.
LANDING OF FEDERAL TROOPS on NORTH EDlsro
ISLAND.
CHARLEsToN, Dec. pa large force OF Yankees
were landed on North Edisto Island from Fed eral
eunboats, for the purpose, no doubt, OF taking
possession Of the Charleston and Savannah Rail-
road, at Station No. 2.
THE REBEL NAVY.
RICHMOND, Dec. 81 The Confederate States
war steamer Jamestown sailed from this port on
Wednesday last and Is now with her consort, the
Yorktown, now Patrick Henry, below In the
James River. The gunboat Teazer will soon be
ready for active service.
MEETING OF BRITISH SUBJECTS.
A meeting of British subjects Was held In Nor
folk on Friday to renew their allegiance to the
Queen, and give q suitable expression Of their
sorrow for the death Of Prince Albert.
Prom the Charleston Mercury, Dec. 29.I
THE SCHOONER PRINCE OF WALES CHASED ASHORE
BY THE BLOCKADRRs?
GEORGETOWN, 8. c., Dec. 90
MeSsrS. John Fraser 4 Co.:-Gentemen-This
will inform you that on making the port Of
Georgetown, c., the Prince Of Wales was
chased by a Yankee man of-war and fred Into,
the shot taking effect in the hull, without injur-
ing any one ] was then compelled to run my
vessel ashore on North Inlet. The launches Of
the cruiser were then sent after me- when set
fire to the schooner TO prevent her from falling
into the hands Of the enemy.
Respectfully, w. F. ADAIR, Master.
The schooner was loaded with one thousand
sac ks of salt and snndres
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04

The FALLEN BRAVE We have before rs
one Of the haPdsomest volumes that has ever an.
Feared from an American publishing house:
The Fallen Brave: A Biographical Memorial
Of The American Ofscers who Have Given Their
Lives For The Preservation Of The Union. - Ed.
tied BY John Culinary Shea, with eight portraits
on steel, by J. A. O'Neill. New York, Charles
B. Richardson Il Co.
Memorials Of twenty-three illustrious martyrs
OF patriotism are presented in this work, and ,ts
editor says with justice that "every effort has
been employed to make 1t worthy by pen and
pencil OF the illustrious dead" Readers in this
vtcinage will fnd a melancholy interest In the
memorials Of Capt. Ward, Lieut.. Presley o.
Craig, Lieut.. J. T. Greble, Col. Baker, and
others Of familiar memory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04
The Steamer City Of Alien Fired Into.


The steamer City Of Alton, Capt VIM. B.rue.
arrived at this port from Cairo on Monday nj gbi
after somewhat adventurous trim on he, s. :.
up nom Cairo abe bad to land at Commerce ~,
~. 1s mai. ns landing was about being effected
~ came up 70 within twenty feet Of tbs ,bnss
before anything wrong was discovered bv ,nv =,
, oracsn Of the boat. Jos. coyne, the mate,
las woman making violent Qesticui.t,on,
waving her bonnet, hallooing, Ac, he concIud e2
sne vas very anxious TO get aboard, and vas f.s,
idi the boat would not land
When the boat had come clos. IN IN. 49,. , .
beard the woman exclaim H Don,t lana. Iss
Inompsons men are herein Mr.. Ceyne then
too We pilot 70 back the boat out az mic Xiv =.
49, os s,,,I Inc ooas commenced backing, and a
Pa,ty o. my OF Jen rhompson's men Vim II a
ouoeao4e Jer ct their head, sprang from he
hlno wood pile and commenced fling n m.
90, Sos a., they ared about one round each, and 6y
away for their shois TO do any damsr. Ths ~ Ia,
Ieoelsed twenty-fouf bullet marks, and Ave Ia I'M.
passed through the pilot house, four sbots s,,rcS
cnlnneyh and the remainder were distri buted
anL damage 10 Life or limb on board. N'U
ne Doat oacked down 10 an island about two
NE below, when the pilot house was barrtcadsd
eea Rfepasnons made 70 renew The Tip. A
mnskets and considerabie smount ~ .m,.,,ny
non, and they erected sort Of fort On ~. 49,.
aeck. befors the bost arrived at Com1src.
sss s,a sne loo1 aboard two men from skiR, who
1niormed the ocdcers that Jen Thompson ana H.
men lad gone. II wss said that thew bad ~.
pfessed liberalization 70 burn ssFreunonfj. a.
saip a. they termed the City Of Alton. and N
- Ioss nag landed she would have been com
The name OF the woman who ssved he ho,, {,
- sscrsos, resident az Commerce; ana Ia
1871 oi me City OF Alton taik OF making her =
a4ns present. icf her heroic conduct -, :
ne City OF Alton has been laid MP for the pres'
nv On account OF low A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04
General Buffers Expedition.

BosToN, Jan. 2.-Nearly 3 600 men Of General
Buffers New England division embarked this
afternoon, on board the steamship Constitution,
which is expected to leave tomorrow. The
troops are composed OF the 18th Maize Regi-
ment, Col. Shepley; the Bay State Regiment,
Col. Jones H French; a squadron Of the Light
Cavalry, Capt. Durivage; a company Of the
Boston Fire Zouaves and Capt. Reid's corps OF
Mounted Rifemen. Previous to their embarka-
tlon, standards were presented to the Marie and
Massachusetts, Regiments on the Common, and q
salute was fred by detachment Of Ancient and
Honorable Artillery, in honor Of Col. French,
their past commander
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04
THE THEATER AND OTHER VALUABLE
PROPERTY DESTROYED.
A SCOUTING PARTY FROM OLD POINT
IN OCCUPATION OF GREAT BETHEL


BALTIMORE, Jan. 4-The Old Point boat has
arrived, and brings the following news:
A dispatch from Pensacola dated January ist,
says Fort Pickens opened fire yesterday. The are
was not renewed to-day. Our batteries are 81
lent.
The Charleston Mercury has a dispatch which
states that our ships are landing large force Of
Federals on the North Edisto, and that the seis.
ure of railroad station No. 4, on the Charleston
and Savannah Railroad, has been made by them.
Sixteen Federal war vessels were reported at
Ship Island.
A destructive FIRE occurred at Richmond To
Gently, burning the theater and other valuable
property.
The Old Point boat brings 240 prisoners, nearly
all Of whom were taken at Bull Run. They met
with an enthusiastic reception at Old Point. and
on their arrival here were escorted to the rooms
of the Union Relief Association, where they were
entertained.
A scouting party left did Point yesterday
morning, and proceeding to Great Bethel, found
that place occupied by guard Of rebel cavalry.
Great Bethel was the only place taken posses
sion of by the scouting party, and guard was
left there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04
Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The IHtslIgeHes, In referring to the cry Of hor-
ror raised oy th London Tunes at the sinking Of
hunks in southern harbors, wonders that the
TIMES does not visit portion Of its Indignation
uron the Confederates, who led off in these acts
"f Vandalism" b. blocking up the entrances to
Charleston and Savannah.
The RsPHblisa1 treats upon the competition Of
slave and white labor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04
MORE REGULARS COMING.
Especial Telegram to the Star.l

ISptCIdI tIeRIdIH 10 tut StdI,I
New YORK, Jan. 4, 1862. The steamship from
California, just arrived, brought five more COM
panies Of regulars from the Pacific side, under
Major A. }. Smith, Of LIST cavalry. Viz: Two
companies of LIST cavalry, two companies OF 4th
infantry, and one company Of 9th infsntry-in all
2ss men and cfacers. They proceed on to Wash
ington this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04

ID We are indebted to Prof. ache for a COW
Of geographical sketch prepared by Assistan.
c. o. Boutelle, U 8. Coast Survey, whose services
have been 30 distinguished at Port Royal and
vicinity, giving the chief localities Of operations
between St. Helena, 8 C., and Tybee, Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04
From Port Royal-Com. Dupont Preparing
for Active Operations

NRw YORK, Jan. 3.-Advices from Port ROYAL
indicate that Com. Dupont is preparing for new
naval demonstrations. Gunboats are concentra.
ting, and a large number Of armed launches are
Psaeucing In the work Of assisting In the landing
OF troops. About 10 600 troops could be spared
from Hilton Head, In addition to Gen. Stevens
brigade, to operate against Charleston, Savannah,
or the rebel force at Coosawatchie on the Charles
ton and Savannah railroad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04

PEasosAL.-Mr. VIM. B. shaw, so long known
as a gsnnemanly, efficient and popular Washing-
ton correspondent Of the New York Herald, /.
now understood to be engaged in the same ca
pacity on the columns Of the New York TiD,s
and Tyi6pzS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04

OThe New York World says there 10 a dis
position on Change to withdraw all connection.
win houses In Liverpool that took part In the
recent "indignation meeting" there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04

THE CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
RAILROAD IN OUR POSSESSION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04
Arrival Of TRANSPORTS.

NEW YORK, Jan 3.-The transports Cahawb,
and Roanoke have arrived here from Port Royal
which place they left on the evening Of the 30th
They passed the sleop-of-war Cumberland on th,
LIST inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04

The Strike at the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
NEW YORK, January3 The strike at the navy
yard has ended, and the men have all returned to
work again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04

Ovf FRIENDS at the various military camps and
positions win confer favor by keeping Us posted
a. 10 movements and affairs In their yicinities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04

Reported Loss Of the British Transport
Steamer Parana.
HALIFAX, Jan. Sit 10 reported that the trans.
port steamer Parana, with l 100 British troops,
has been wrecked in the river st. Lawrence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04

ilrTbough The STAB IL printed on the fastest
steam press N use south Of Baltimore, its edition
Is 90 large 70 require Il TO be put to press at an
early hour: IdrsyfissnlsstS, therefore, should be
cent In before u O'Clock NJ; otherwise they may
NAV lot appear until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04

METROPOLITAN HOTEL. wAsRINHrN
LArB BRowNsl
ana ~ beys leave 70 inform his friends
tas NJ uavenns public that he hss Leased for a
I'm se.m o. YEAR, the yei-knovn Hote kept for usnf
Haat.. ~ M; Marshall Brown, and 20 assure Than
IN saoy WI hno 10 him host deterRInod 10 ferp
~ ever PARTICULAR hrst-olass HoSss he reSpsct
ia3iT sololts Il sur patronage.
ns.u ANDREW R. POTTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04
TELEG r AP HIO.
IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH
THE FIRE NOT RETURNED.

PORT PIcKENs RE-oPENs FIRE ON THE
CONFEDERATEs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04

OUR FORCES ADVANCING INLAND IN
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04
UNION FUEL DEPOT.

E-COdL-COAL,
We, the undermined inform our op,ton.,. ,A
vi vII.S3s oi Washington generaly that We are
sseeImns SOAL, (ked and White Ash EgS and
SNvs 81 delivered, at the following prIoes VIZ:
Net Tol (2,0oO lbs } for s7a
GROSS Ton q, $40 lbs.D .Ssa
Also for sale, choice lot of
HICKORY, OAK, AND PINE WOOD.
MoKNEw q NARROW,
III Once corner 7th - and Canal. jsSst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04

1862 THE 1883
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
&e ~
with its oonneotIons)
Is A FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT!
STONE BALLAsTED AND
FREE FROM DUsT!
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH!
Two ofthem making
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRISBURG
with trains on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.
and forming
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
10 all points in the
WEST, NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
the NoriRsfn tentfsi k sse' Ra. sh' come Sos Of
pany, Calvert station, Baltimore.
Splendid Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
smoking Saloon Cars on all Trains.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers VIII take the a. m. and o. m. trains.
S nbsT. G IN Baltimore at.sO .. and D. M,
,hs No2tbsS SSaaGsoRs are mae with trains on
burg at p. m. and Las q M, there npectinr
ELn the trains on the Pennsylvania Central
FREIGHTs. -.
foIxarded TO and from any point on the RsirosSs
OF Ohio, Kentucky, IndIana, Illinois. WisconSn.
San: Sshtr. dss,
q ffitsoadts WIN steamers, by yhloh Goods can
s s15s sai SaG no. .
isipPl, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arisnsss,
.. csYie9S sls1st s.d
talon s1e S the
with condsnoe on ts .pssay 0mRany' can isly
TIE RATES OF FkElG 70 and from any
RSih1 !. the west b the carsI
eAaIgsd by other Ra,Iroad CompaHiss 10 "''
IL Be parp,,Cg ar to mark packages WA Pxss.
NA6KAW i n ks2SosS Vs., FE: r.: b. !. gents.
Fiji Tio sssP Art Pa
II LACK TEA ---- : =
s. chests standard Black re. have b.sn received
'-1A A'0' 0aO'0' kin KfSsT & ssuRcaK,I
Jas Corner lsih street s and md SvS srmonsh AZ,
WAss,sssls S SSE EZRA sENkY,s
Leaving esch CITY twice day Orders left m .l.s.
~ SEsgory's s.eye stors or Mar SIN.
VIII LA ssHrl i House, Wsshlngton.
"a S2ws -
A WEDDING PRESENTS. :
fALk tns new styles Of Fancy SILVER WARE.
an p ELhf, &C., gotten mp especially for Wed.
Avery lssss assortment just opened : & =
M. w. GALT BIO, Jewellers. -
.sa SS4 Pa. Ave., doors west az j, +
=. 90: Browns Hotel
-
Il ozoo WATCHER. -.
an tSs LAY LiysIRool and Geneva Watches By
d,s. "a ne s,hmsrosa w atoh" for both n ~
.n ns,Es sssortusnt Just received and offered mi
@ss N. w. GAIT q BRO, Jewellers. \
IN Sa tL'a8 ssA Pa ave-, doors vsst Of n
~ F's hsH fE ds1-7.. Brovas HoSel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04
GREAT FIRE AT RICHMOND,

MORE INCENDIARIsM IN THE SOUTH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04
PERhAM'S
GRAND EXCURSION
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.


rfem Baltimore TO Boston, and re-
h' ehiy........'...-.... so
10 new York and RETURN .........,,. 500
rIicksts good % leave Baltimore from the Depot
% sne NortneSn Central Railway ON Calvert street
ppen 1ser me northern Central Railway. Lebs-
Eent,s Esst tennsylvanis, Lshiyh Valley, aud
h enus RAILROAD Of New Jersey 70 New Yorf and
inom New YORK o Boston by the Stonngton Line,
.eaSsibng new York By the steamers Commonwealth
sSnnd.m mouth koct, at O'Clock p. m, on any dsy,
UP To JANUARY 81, 1881,
AND TO RETURN By sAME ROUTE
ON OR BEORE MARCHIsr
W TICKETS for sale 10 Washington. d. c., q: the
Nenonal Hote; IN Baltimore al the Depot OF the
Northern Central Railway, Calvert street Al RsT
nuns hotel, Eutav House, and 6imor House,
Two through Trains daily from Baltimore 70
new YORK, leaving Baltimore st s25 a. m and g. 81
m. 10 connect with these trains passenreTs
nom washington must leave In the g. m and
IL All communications in regard 10 the Excur-
Nonn must De addressed to JOSIAH PERHAM,
ts hotelS Washington, ID. c., hIs hesde uar-
ISIs. ne Will also be represented by his agents Al
6SaInum's Hotel, Baltimore; Lovejoy's otel New
IoI.. ana the Adams House, Boston, his head
I VIE ~ those oltles' ja2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04

% mnsns do you get MEALS at all hours, nd
Attic RiALro HOUSE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-04
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuotiOpser.
SALE ON ACCOUNT OF GOVERNMENT
9. ( IS., ~ ~ asS
Anu ''''''t one n !: f Roam HoRsE.
BE- SI 0ads Sa oftS IL n sssSI ss.u,
jat-d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auots.
By WALL BARNARD, Auotioneers.
SoEth corner Pa. az. asd sM 50.
CYPRESS WAGONS AT AUcTIoN.-Thre.
superior make, such ss are used 6y Adams Co.'S
III Instant a. ooOct Ont Of Is. IUoSS
Rooms.
ist WALL a BARNARD, Aucts.
BY c. MCGUIRE q CO., AuotiOneors.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF SILVER
kPFEsSooS .aa.y s,S a. S %2sPA y
the second floor Of our Auction Rooms, We shall
manufactured eIciusITsy for oity retail frsse Sy
= celebrated Manufacturer in New York. We
Elegant Chased and Plain Tea Sets,
sMsters, pitcher,, 6ooiets MuIst
Cake Bssfets, Gators, Ufns.
Gases Tea Knives, Spoons and Forks, 40
Jas J. c. Mcguire q CO.. Auots.
By WALL q BARNARD, Auotionesrs
Cor. soNfh sids Pa. aNd ga 50.
CLOSING SALE OF VALUABLE FURs
instant. At 10 ocosF We co.s on ~ sh
ton, the arIe assortment Of valuable Eurs, which
tSs rear q our Auction Room, CcnsistSs o to 10
Hudson Bay. Sables, Squirrel, Ermine, Siberian
FfsnoS sale. c.Sss. cosss Nun. an. Mne cas
Que and Beaver 6sontlets, Collars, Caps, and
Coats.
Hudson Bay, and Prairie Wolf, Fox. Badfer,
SsneI nn1 lined and unllned Buffalo Carriage and
jas Rep WALL a BARNARD. Auot..
ByJ. C. Mo6UIRE CO.. Auotloneers
SALE ,sv OF sT0cKs BY 0 DR. n OF TIE
sOS@s 0 SISs e che A1SS9
$40 QSsrts,II Corporation Of Washington
ssSC Bsnf Of the Metropolis s.cct.
S ESsS f'f RNgkElEs;.
-iasd J. c. MCGUIRE Co, A1cts.
6 BSsssESEESt WTt sHkN sx 50
i e;Yjni ihs Ss.s haIf q iot Sa@Sstsd iisERi
or The premises q! o,olOOt m: :. public soc
he u 81 sss on STi Ss ST..
SS .s9 sS H Ne matter Of the !sttop ofhs
West half Of lot numbered one hundred and four
seventy 21 in caSSsa b RF1STso s a9S
the improvements, which are q two story Dwell
Widows dover,
Terms as prescribed by the Court 10 one third
third cesh; balance IN equal instalmerts SIX and
and twelve months, the purohaser 20 give bondG,
secured 20 the satisfaction Of the Commissioners,
bearing Interest PAYABLE 20 the heirs respectively,
ana the Commissioners will Withhold the deed
until the fun payment Of the ms "a ments, IL the
terms OF sale are not complied with in FIVE DAYS,
the Commissioners reserve the rig ne 20 resell the
properly, st the risk and the rst purcf assr
q sSSyernsins such resale three tunes in the
JAMES rowLEs,
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