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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-11
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relations on the line Of the Orange and Alex
andria T.. R. number Of citlzcns along the
line Of that road, suspected Of being compiled
red in the late raids, have been arrested by
The II. s. military authorities Admiral Far
ragut. Of the Mississippi squadron, arrived at
New York, yesterday The draft at Buffalo,
\. Y, took place yesterday, wlthot let or hin
1raDce, Gen. Meade has issued an order da-
Ted July 80 in relation to depredations on the
line Of the Orange K Alexandria Il. L., SINH
lar 70 that recently issued by Gen. Halleck,
holding the citizens, within ten miles OF the
line Of thai road, responsible IN their persons
and property Tor any injury done to TRAINS oe-
oots. and stations the 4th inst, party
of negroes from the camp at Island No. 10, on
the Mississippi, went to the house OF a farmer
living IN the neighborhood and murdered
naarIv the entire family-an old man. his son,
and four children some Of the negroes nave
haer arrested. Some Of the newspapers call
attention, very properly, to the dangerous
practice Of throwing the rinds OF fruit uL on
navenents in cities; by which serious accidents
are sometimes occasioned. James II. Ham
.,aA 3 monument member Of the bar IN Phil
adelobia. died 10 that city few days ago.
1,ventv-one 'contrabanGs" from Maryland
came into Washington yesterday, and were
taken to the eontrahand calnp.-Nold, IN New
York, Yesterday, 1263-A large number OF
Americans attended the recent debate in the
British House of Commons, on American at
fairs the Northerners sitting on one side OF
The House, the Southerners on the othe.-lce
;s sca,ce 10 PhiIadelp hia, the y. 5. govern
rnent taking the most of it for hospital pur~
noses at s22 per ton; but a large supply was
dai]v expected. Baltimore City Councils
have adopted resolutions in commentator of
4he course Of Gem Schenck In dis admlnlstra-
ZION Of the department Of that city.-A man
locked up in one CT the cells OF one OF the Sta
ton houses in Washington, came near dying
last night from heat and the want OF fresh
air,-Lord Brougham, now very old man,
has an imperfect articulation when he speaks
in the House Of Lords, owing to the loss OF
bis teeth-and although bis intellect Is yet
sound, his bodily powers are failing. -Cases OF
death from heat and sun stroke continue to
be reported in the Northern papers.-A gem
teel looking woman in Chicago recently "oo-
tanned" ST, 900 by means Of forged Draft;
she has not, as yet been arrested.-The New
York papers are all discussing the correspond
once between Gov Seymour and President
lincoln on the subject Of the draft.
There was very good supply Of peaches IN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-11

The New Orleans Era notes the arrest IN
that city of lot Of negro women, who we're
engaged in practising the fetish rites known as
the voudon mysteries. There were some thT'
ty of them in q small room, all as nude as 9"
nus new risen from the sea, engaged IN
wild African dance around pot filed With all
sorts of charms They were charged With be-
ing engaged in an unlawful assemblage :
E. Lentz, Thos. GrimsIy, and james Nlly'
sent in from the defences south OF the poSo'
mac, were committed to the Old Capitol by or
der of Provost Marshal Todd, yesterday
Vogel, the German traveller, lost IN Africa:
is exciting nearly as much sympathy as Gu
Sir John Franklin, who met his tate ID 'oe
Polar regions.
The report that Gen. Meade had reslsneo'
and that Gen. Grant was to succeed him. ~
doubtless purely sensational without touooa-
ton in fact.
The Washington Star says:-Perhaps
thousand consoripts 8 day are already lo1o'1S
the Army Of the Potomac.
According to St. Louis journal, the poS''
ton of the Army of the Cumberland Is a. pl'',
ent. at Tullahoma and Wipchester-p1aoe'
about seventeen miles apart
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-11
Gen. Banks has issued an order in New Or


to the exclusive use Of the teachers and pupils,
al books and engravings suitable for this OBJ
.iect which may come into the possession OF the
military authorities Of the &. s. The quar-
termaster Of the department, the superinten-
dent of public schools, and the Judge Of the
Military Court tor the time being, are constl-
tuted q board for the organization OF one or
more public school libraries. >
-----asa~--
The extreme heat Of the weather continues
might as well as day. So protracted Pc
1iod of hot weather has seldom been before
experienced We must repeat the cautl'
against imprudence in diet, and the use of
crude and unripe fruits and vegetables. Extra
care should now be taken, also, IN reference to
all matters likely to effect the general health
of the town, such as the removal Of nuisances,
the free use of lime and other disenfectants,
&c. The thermometer TO- day, at noon, In the
shade, stood at go.
Lient. Chas r. Near, I'D n. 7. Volun-
teers, whilst walking on the street, in this
place, last Sunday, was taken suddenly III, and
being removed to hospital, died soon after
wards.
Several horses, to-day, at work, drawing
heavy loads gave out from the extreme
heat.
GOVERNOR SEYMOUR AND PRESIDENT LIN
COLIN Governor Seymour replies to tie Pre-
ident's answer to his letter, inclosing Judge
Advocate Waterbury's statement, showing
that in nine Congressional Districts, including
Manhattan Island, Long Island, and Staten
Island, there are only 5000 conscripts wanted,
which is less than nineteen other districts;
while from the census Of 1863, there, appears
TO be over hundred thousand more males in
the latter districts between the ages OF twenty
and forty-fve. He also shows the partisan
character OF the enrolment, by referring to the
vote of 1860 in several Congressional DISTRICTS,
and calls upon the President to right these
gross wrongs
The great quantity of rain which fell in July
has caused extraordinary moisture Of the at
mOspnere. lne eHecC Oh UnlS IL seen III the
mould that rapidly forms on clothing and 9TH
er articles in houses never before affected with
dampness. It is important, not only to pre-
serve ones household goods from decay, but
as sanitary measure, that proper measures
should BE- promptly taken to clean off the
mould when it has appeared, and prevent the
moisture which produces it,
Since the departure Of the First District Of
Columbia colored regiment, the filling up Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-11
IL COMMUNICATED.

Soda water, when taken in moderate quaint
ties, is very refreshing and healthtul drink
but, it is necessary that the syrups should be
of good quality, to make it paiatablo or 'sani
tary." Hence, the use Of chemical acids, in
lieu of the juice Of the lemon, cannot ba
commended. This gentle hint will be app"e"
ciated by dealers as we'll as customers
SYRUP.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-11

To have the Town Clock kept in order, is
harder task than some people imagine--it
old, somewhat rickety, AID liable to the in.
Auence OF sun heat, wind and cold, as the
keeper Of the Museum used to observe. Nev.
ertheess, the Importance Of, as far as possible,
regulating the clock, must be admitted, and
recently, the public have been put to much III
converitnce by its stoppage or failure to work,
If an appropriation for repairs is needed, it
had better be made at once REGULATOR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-22
Cincinnati Marlket. .

CINCINNATI, Jan. 81.
FLoUR-Demahd active, prices higher.
Super6ne 8 50G05 co. extra 60(05 20; fam-
ily to fancy S0@6 Is. L DJCf GE
WHISKY-Demand good at 42@42t, latter
rate for wagon. AFa}
WHEAT-Market frm, demand improved.
| 1901 Is for prime to choice red, / 10
al Is for prime Indiana or Ohio white,
and 20@ 25 tor primo to choice Ken
lucky white.
CORN--Demand active Ear at 47@
Al in bulk; shelled at Al in bulk, and So
including sacks. ess ai ItfH 7slns
0ATS-Demand good offerings light, mar.
ket firm. We quote new and old at 55G57
in bulk, and 65@67, including sacks
RYE-Receipts light, demand good, IS
for prime samples on arrival
BARLEY-Market unchsnged aud firm.
Prime tall at l 33@l 35; state spring, prime
to choice, at POOL 25. Qualities below
prime dull.
GR0CERIES-Msrket very firm. Sugar
ll1@l2, coffee 3O@33, molasses 50@55.
PROVISIONS--Mes Pork at / / 60@ll so
for old, and l3 50@l3 so for new Lard
held at 9@9s, some cases at 81 Bulk meats
nothing transpired aHad
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-22
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGoS, Jan 2l-The President spent
a large portion of day at the War Depart
ment, in consultation with Secretary Stanton
and Gen. Halleck,
The verdict OF the court in Gen, Fitz John
Po-ters case was approved to-day by the
President, contrary TO former reports The
Court found him guilty of charges preferred,
and he was accordingly cashered and dis
missed from the service
The President to-day placed to the credit
of the Emancipation Commissioners in this
District, one million dollars, to be paid to
claimants under its provisions.
The Times special says, the President to-
day appointed Mr. Ballet formerly of New
Orleans, but recently of Kentucky, Collector
of the Port of New Orleans
The Senate Committee on Indian Affairs
have decided to report tavorably in regard to
a place for colonizing aud concentrating the
the various Indian tribes in the new Western
States and extinguishing their titles to their
lands
The Heralds special says, curious case
occurred to-day. Col g A Smith, OF Illinois,
who distinguished himself at Pea Ridge, and
has thrice been seriously wounded in battle
came here sometime ago to claim the appoint
ment of Brigadier General for a Brigade, he
had raised under the authority Of the Presi
dent He was subsequently, arrested anG
thrown into the Old Capitol Prison, whence
be was without explanation released to-day, tC
find himself nominated for Brigadier General
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-22
RuMoRs OF A BATTLE.

New YoRR, jan 22-The Times says ru-
mors Of an extremely important character
from the Army of the Potomac reached this
city last night, through persons who arrived
on the through train from Washington. They
may be briefly stated as follows
Burnside has again crossed the Kappa
hammock with the Army Of the Potomac, and
a terrible battle is being fought The report
that Lee had detached Longstreets corps from
the rebel army and sent it to Tennessee is I'M
true. The rebel army is intact and all engag-
ed in opposition TO Burnside. One wing OF
our army, probably Summers, had succeeded
in Aanking the rebel position, and had ad-
vauced two miles Gen Hooker is mortally
wounded
1he above we give merely as rumors from
Washington and not as reports from the ar
my There is pIobably some truth in them
but how much we are not prepared to say,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-22
By. Telegraph.
REpoRTRp FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MONT DISPAT T0HEs
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRk, Jan. 81 The time Of thirty
eight regiments Of troops expires In May
June and July. The Governor ie understood
TO fvvor oil allowing them to return and then
inducing them to revoluuteer The matter
4, still however in obeyance In in meantime
every exertion is TO be made to save the cred
il ofthe State, by sending enough meu to the
Geld TO avoid the draft
A WASHINGTON letter says the material facts
in the case Of Gen. Stone will soon be pub
lished The evidence against him is OF a cir.
cumstantisl character, going to show that be
was friendly towards the rebels and became
their mail carrier but after ali, this may have
been only kind disposition to oblige.
Another letter says 'Rumors have reach
ed here from Falmouth that Gen. John Coeh
ran prevented a movement designed by Gen.
Burnside, week or ten days since, BY repre-
sentation made here, and that Gen. Franklin
in whose grand division he is, intends to have
proper notice taken Of such an nnmilita ry
step, yet it may be- however, camp gossip,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-22
SOUTHERN NEWS.

BALTIMORE, Jan 22.-Southern papers re-
ceived contain, important news Of an unsuc-
cessfnl attempt TO run the blockade at Charles
ton by steamer supposed to be the Huntress,
with four hundred bales Of cotton was burnt
off the mouth Swash Channel on the night of
the 18th January
II is eoniectured that the recent storm has
disarranged the Federals plans and prevented
aud adyace from Newbern.
The Richmond Enquirer of the l9lh has
the following ginteligence from North Carolina:
Oharlest0H, Jan l6-News received to-day
from Kingston states the enemy drove in our
pickets yesterday lS miles below Tho enc
my supposed to be sixty thousand strong, with
twenty days rationsi now building bridges ov-
er Cave Creek doubles feint TO cover move
ment on Wilmington OF Weldon
The gunbosts attacked Ft Caswel yester
day without result ra 1E
Ckarleston, Jan 19-Judge Holt died il
Augusta l4th. Geo W Randolph is the peo
pies candidate for next Govnoror Of Virginia
Richmond Jan 2O--It is confirmed tha
BuFnsides forces crossed the river and ar,
now below FredeFicksbnrg The q s steame
Columbia is ashore at Mssonboro Inlet he
commander, IL officers and 2s men are prii
oners - flII
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-22
lReported for the Daily Empire.l
New York Market.
Ngw YoRK, January q

FLOUR-Reeeipts 5000 bbls; shade better,
iair demand sales 0,000 bbls; 675@6 90
extra state; 30@7 35 common to good
shipping brand r. H. o. gsI
WHEAT-None, market 6rmer, fair demand;
3s@l 46 Chicago spring; 4T@l 90 Mil.
waukee club; 57@l 6l winter red wes-
tern
CORN-None, about lc better at s6@s7
mixed western
OATS Dull at 6e@72 common to
prime.
P0RK-Steady
LARD-Dull t
DRESSED HOGS-Firm -sylL
WHISKY-Active, firm at 494G950.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-22
FOURTH STREET PROPERTY
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

against
j. Harvey Thomas ct al Defen'ts) Case No. 26l6.
DUkSUANT TO an order OF the Superior Court OF
Il Montgomery county, Ohio, MADE IN the above
case and directed TO me, wil offer public auction
at the door OF the Court House in the city OF Dayton
IN the county ana state aforesaid, on
Saturday, January "a, ls63,
Al o'clock m OF said day, the following described
properly, to-wit situate the county OF Montgomery
and state OF Ohio and in the city Of DAYTON o-w Lot
numbered one thousand nine hundred and thirty
lg3l on the plat OF said city OF Dayton, except SIX.
teen feet OIL the west side OF said lot, running through
the entire lot, owned by samuel n. Thomas being one
OF subdivision Of out-lots by N. Longworth.
said properly IA 20 be sold on decree favor ol
William r. Schenck against j. Harvey Thomas, and
has been appraised At sixteen hundred dollars fSIBUOl
aud cannot sell for less than two-thrds of said ap.
praised value being SlO66 653G. Terms Of sale-cash.
sad real estate is situated on Fourth street, one
house west OF Council street, and runs from Fourth
street TO sycamore street fronting both
n dwelling mouse on each end OF the lot
H. Ii. WEAkLEI, Master Commissioner.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney deBdawta
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-22
SHERIFFS SALE.

John Coiiey ct al Montgomery Common Pleas,
vs. Case No. ~.
Philip Edwards ct al In Partition
Df virtue OF, and IN obedience to, the command OF
ID an order OF sale issued the above Gaze, and 10
me nrected will offer at public the door OF
the Court House IN the city OF Dayton, on
Saturday, January "a, 1863,
At oclock p m OF said DAY, the following described
real estate towt In Lot numbered sixty.six (60l in
the town OF Union, in the county OF Montgomery and
state OF Ohio. =
The same, with the Improvements theron, has been
appraised at SlOOi and cannot sell tor less than two
thirds Of the appraised valpe. 1eims-& ,ash, n in
one and IN two years nom the day OF sale; deferred
payments to lie secured by mortgage on the prem.
deladtwawts GEORGE woGAMAN, Sheriff,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-22
EMANCIPATION IN MISSOURI

JEFFERSON CRY, Jan 2l-In response to
an inquiring from Washington asking the
Assembly to fix a sum necessary to compen-
safe slaveholders of the State.
Mr. Strachan introduced bill, joint reso-
luton in the House, to ask twenty-five, thirty
and 6fty millions.
rules till to-day
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-22
lReported for the Daily Empire.
New York Stock Market.

New YORK, January %.
STOCKS-Active, lower; Money 6@6
cents on call Sterling Exchange quiet at
6S@l 60; American Gold l47s United
States skies 81 coupons 9Ss. registered
80, United States fves "a coupons SO,
Treasury 3-l0 O2, Demand notes 44t,
one year certificates SO, California sevens
l 30
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-22
LATEST NE Ws.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
REBEL PRISONERS.

NAsnvILLE, January 2l-Five hundred
prisoners captured at Murireesboro have ar
rived here to-day and win be sent North. Sew
eral citizen surgeons have been ordered to
accompany them
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-22

DR., J,P, GILLRsPIE.

$ u r G EON DEN ST,
OFFERS his services 10 tho public, and ail the ad-
" vantsges to be derived nom thorough knowledge
o. and twelve years experience in the practice Of his
profession.
9S-woek donein all the different styles,
ONCE and residenc eNo. IS, Jefferson street, west
side. betgeen First and Second. de2odiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-22
SNOW STORM

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 22-Washiugton mail
due here at one o'clock this morning, not ar
rived Boat unable 10 cross the Susquehanna
on account OF severe snow storm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-22
NNw YORK LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY, San 22-Judge Dean has with
drawn his name for speakershp Democrats
have nominated Z Trimmer Of Rochester.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-22
GRAPE VINE ROOTS AM WINE.

| HAVE from $4,000 to 6OOOO two. year old Grape
l. Vine Roots ior sale. 1 Will allow liberal com.
mission 10 all who may sell for me.
Also, good Catawba Wine for sale.
Residence near the Asylum south of Dayton Ad-
dress box No. 2ss, Dayton, Ohio
ocl3 FREDERICK sCHIITTE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-22
SHERIFFS SALE.

SHEhlfFS SALE.
AmiziRh Young,
vs. Montgomery Superior Court
Leonard Beechler and Case No 'l7Q0
CathArine Kouts.
DY virtue OF execution issued In this case will
ID offer At public salea the door OF the Court House
IN the city OF Dayton, on f' 7T'-N
Saturday, January "A, 1862,
a. twO . oook n q ;i1 ey, The following aOsczih.
ed real estate, vz Lot numbered four ( In the town
Of West Arlington Clay township, Montgomery coun-
", Ohio.
Appraised at $40 and cannot sell for less than y of
the above apprasement. Terms rsish.
dt2edtwawts GEORGE WOGAMAN, Sheriff
A FINE BREWERY AT PUBLIC SALE.
7. Stefisn's Ezecutorl Superior Court
Joseph straub ct al No 2477
DURSUANT 10 an order OF the Superior eourt of
IL Montgomery county, Ohio, / will, on
Saturday, yaIludsy 81, 1863,
At the door Of the Court House in the city of DAYTON
between the hours OF two ami four o'clock M Of sald
day sell At public oucy to the highest bidder Che fol-
lowing described premises TO witt Situate Ia the city
Of Dayton Montgomery county, and state Of Ohio to-
wit Lot numbered three thousand four hundred and
ninety hye (S4s5l the plat OF the said city on DAYTON
/ A good Brewery building and attachments are upon
pPt3u .t1O6I W
may aeh iol.s...ss.. 1873 OO
49,. GEOh6E W. MALAMBRE, Mast. OoIn
NJ ~ JoApAk Q. A. HunsnAAA, Att'yS, ds27Wts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-22
ATTACHMENT NOTICE

ATIAUHMENT NOTICE.
Henry Huesman, Plaintiff against Carl Drummer,
Defendant Before John III. Stoppeman, Justice OF
the Peace Of Dayton township, Montgomery eoun-
~, Ohio. -.
on the l7th day of December, A d 1862 said Jus.
" tice issued an order Of Attachment in the above
setion, Tor the sum Of one hundred and fifteen dollars
and fifty cents.
a3w3 HENRY HUEsaIAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-22
PIRE ENGINE FOR SALE.

TINHE Town Council Of Mamisourgh Ohio, offer for
l. sale good secondhand Fire kngine, with about
Iodr hundred feet OF Leather Hose The engine is in
good working order and will be sold a bargain at
private sale Enquire of @. A. Grove or j. b. Kaun-
man, Committee, Miamisburgh inl7W4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-22

SEWING MACHINES
RoUGHT, sold, exchanged or repaired at Harda
ID cre's Second Hand Stove and Furniture Store
NO 2i5 Third street. de2Odlw@
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-22
DIVIDEND NOTICE,

7 ameeting Of the Directors OF the Firemen's In.
"A surance on the lst inst, dividend OF 95 cts on
the share was declared, payable and after the 10Th
INST dee +. PHELPS, Secretary. F.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-07
AUCTION SALES.
fHIs AFYKRNOVN AND no. s9OnROV

~. Q. MCGUIRE l. Co Auctioneers.
faRr DRsIRABLl BUILDING ors ooRNIR
nkrWEss III AsDL s1assrs Asp on R.,yls!E,
:s Lot. .na 9seSse Sn -:
sss;ss:s ~ =
vide sieX eh 70 Feet and running back Ia feet to
for Ine,e lots oeeupya hish and BEAUTIFUL position
have tie .ds.ntss. os tie city
1sMsDIA1ELY ARTIR
ss k2.s s 81 s l. !, and
feet inches ON Eleventh stsee. Sat o ,,9ntng
streets and running bach % fsetto a .Ss nnSis
and in respect. choice bnao aa .,a IN 'front.'
Terms; One third ca.h the remainder in ak
deed of trust on the premises. 'e'u'e' "
AL. costs Of conveyances TO be paid by the pur-
seq J. Q. Mcguire & 90, Auc...
BYJ. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Aactioneers.
DUBLIC SALE ORA VALUABLE LOT UNDER
!. DEGREE OF CouRr.-In tae matter of the petit
and Ida Virgins Lawrence minor heirs Of James
LAWRENCE deceased. and of John A. Simms, guar
Lawrenee deceased Pursuant to de,re es Of tas
Orphsns' Court of WASHINGTON county, in the Dis
the Honorable suprs me Court of said pstrist ~
the matter Of the above named petition the under
ss9sa will os M i I -
Gain da@aps % ,ss ..d Fsh Ute
and elgibly situated Lot on rtssnth street west,
near the corner of Massachusetts avenue, and
number two hundred and s % sS n Are
with ali tSs o1 1ns ey o.
Terms cash.
All conveyancins at ex pepse of purchaser.
JOHN 4. Sims,
sell sa~dds '1t nj So es1lfpRsT' co.. Auc..
By J. Q Mcguire & CO. Auctioneers.
III MDSOME BUILDING LOT. CORNER OF
csob.r !, wEP
q % the premises shall sell Lot No +! square
THIS Lot is 1sSk s e
pated for private residence, or would be desirs.
ranidi Grsress purposes, as the neighborhood is
Immediately after, we shall sell Lot No. 4, in
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, ana
rpTn aI back 10 feet
oe5 j. {. NEG &c i HfRE CO. Auct,rs.
By G MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers,
SUPERIOR FUENITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
MORNING. October 8th, at 10 o'clock At the he resi-
dence of P. Hooser, E,q., south side OF + street
Furniture and Household Effects, com prisins.
f Tx rosewood Octave Piano Forte, Stool, and
Handsome French plate Gilt frame Mirrors, Slabs
LACtllenI walnut BrOC2EPl and Plus
Sofas Arm and ParIor Chairs
s y, !, Dsmask Curtains Cornlces and Fixtures
Beautiful and elaborately carved Etesere, with
isTae oval French plate Mirrors and Sienna
Brussels and Velvet Carpets in parlor, hail. stairs,
and chambers
" alnut Hat Tree and II all Oh airs
Superior Walnut Extension Dining Table
Walnut Marble top Sideboard, with mirror back
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Silver plated Tea Set and Castors
Osh Dining Chairs
LIE atber covered Lounge
Mahogany Jenny Lind Bedsteats of extra width
Handsome Rosewood Marble top Dressing Bureau
WALNUT and Mahogany Wardrobes and Mar BILE top
Washstands
Eenetisn Blinds Engravings, Vases
Toilet Sets, Ottomans. Rocking Chairs
Turk ish Easy Chair, Serving Chairs
Gu perior Cured Hair Mattrasses Bolster and Pill.
lows, Blankets and Comforts
Writing Desk. Book Shelves
small lot of choic Liquors. Preserves and Jellies
Fine Cottage Chamber Suites
Cooking and ether Stoves, Kitchen Furniture, &c.
Terms cash.
oc3 ]. C. MCGUIRE 4 co Aucts