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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-03-12

The Republicans Of Iowa are requested 70 send
delegates To state Convention, TO be held in the
city OF Des Mcines, IN Wednesday the 18th day Of
June, 1885, to commence ut 10 o'clock A. NJ for IN
purpose ofrlacinR In nomination. 70 be voted for ~
the ensuing October election, candidates for Cover
NOR. Hsutenant Governor, and one Judge Of the
Supreme Court and for the Transaction such other
business 40 may properly come before the Conven-
sion. sesfts f-lq~, Z G-RfE; i,esf, -5,Ea -
The ratio Of Representation win he th came o. a
The last ksp1blleAn etats Convention, viz One del
eEate - each organised county, and one Deleeats
additional f,r each one hundred votes cast q the
last Presidential election for Hon. Abraham Lincoln
a. President Of the United States Fractional votes
of5 more win be entitled TO addit ionsl dele
Rate All citisens. without dietn .tion OF party who
are heartily In favor OF the Government
In the uee 81 all Constitutional and necessary War
measures for the speedy and co~plete suppresaion
Of the Rebellion, snd the punishment Of Treason,
who are opposed TO the schemes designed to bring
ANARCHY ard bioodshed TO eur own fresides by di.
vdinR the Free states into hostile and petty Con.
federacies and who still believe In the good old
doctrine nt General jackson. "7Ae Union--M must
and AaaiS Be preasr red" are cordially Invited TO
unite In sending Dele gates. go, y 49,, ,,stff
County Central Committees are requested to take
snch steps ~ win insure full attendance At the
Convention, and thorough and efRcient organise
zion In their respective counties y Del ~ u
500 $780, JAMES +. LANE,
- = 10y Chm State Executive Com.
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sne ofdeSs ota Provost Marshal General,
appointed OF detailed BY the President Of
."e on''eo states whose Office shall b at
VOC seat OF 1oyernmeht, forming Q sseparate
oufeau Oh the war Department, and whose
'ank, pay, and emo'uments shall be those
0' Oo'o"el OF cavairy.
DEC. Q. And be further enacted, That
). s"a'' "e sne dusy OF the Provost Marsha
uene'a'' win tue approval Of the Secretary
o. war; 70 make rules and regulations for
Me eovernment OF his snbordnates to fur.
n'so tnen t1e names ana residences 1t oil
OBSERVERS from tue army, or any OF the land
forces In the service OF the United States, in
;ciNdmg the milit's, when reported to him
oy the commanding officers; 10 communi.
case 20 them oil orders OF the President In
reisrence TO calling out the national forces |;
20 furnish proper blanks and instructions
ior enrolling and drafting: to die and pres.
erve copies OF all enrollmsnt lists to require
stated npores OF proceedings ON the part Of
h's subordanates to audit al accounts con-
nected win the service under his direction,
and to perform such other duties - the
PRESIDENT may prescribe in carrying out the
provisions OF this act. aa
.s SEC. q. And be 1t further enacted, That II
snali % the duty Of the Provost MARSHALL to
arrest oil desertsrs, whether regulars or vol.
untsers, m'Iitiamen. or persons called intc
!, tne service under this or any other act Of
congress wherever tney may De found, and
SEND them to the nearest military comman-
Ger or military pest to detect, seize and
connhe spies OF the enemy; to obey all law
Ia ora :rs ana regulations OF the Provost
AAas"a' Uenera'' ana such As may be pre-
oeu ~ ,a"' c0!cer"'ns the enroa'nent
.''1 's"'''s '"'o sefv'ce ol tue nat'onai ior-
Isl
oic. ana % - 'urtner enacted. Inat
:" oach =. s.aa olssr'cts tnere snail De
Ooslu " Hnro"nsnt, % 90 composer Of the
o'os' lsos' Is rres'oent' ana Two otn :
q Persons' 70 0e sPpo'nteo oy tns Presi-
dent Of the United States. one Of whom
shall be licensed and practicinr phvsici.n
and surgeon.
SEC. 9. And be Il further enacted That
il shall be the duty Of the said Board To di.
vide the district into sub districts Of conveo-
lent size If thew sh., dean Il .nece.s.rv
not exceedinp two v;thout tho ,a;rect;on &c
+. the Secretary of War and 70 ,nno;n, nm ~
h.c,.. N. ..n.h a., .e 49, -.
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ter sentences in punishment Of these often
ses may be carried into execution upon the
approval Of the Commanding General in the
field. igGs . le8lt
SEC. az. And be it further enacted, Tha,
courts martial shall have power to sept.nce
officers who shall absent themselves from
their commands without leave to be reduced
to the ranks to serve three years or during
the war.
Sec. %. And be It further enacted. Tha,
all persons in time Of war or rebellion found
lurking OF acting as spies about the, forth
cations or camps Of army shall be tried by
general court martialor military commits.
sion, and on conviction shall suffer death.
SEC. 81. And be it further enacted, Tha,
the clothes, arms. military outfits and &C
coutrements furnished by the United States
to any soldier shall not be sold, bartered
exchanged, pledged, loaned or given away
and no person not . soldier or duly authori
zed officer Of the United States, who has
possession IT any such clothes, arms, mill
tary outfits or accoutrements, furnished al
aforesaid, and which have been the subjects
of any such sale, barter, exchange, pledge,
loan or gift, shall have any right. title or in.
terest therein; but the same may be seized
and taken whenever found by any officer Of
the United States, civil or military, and
shall thereupon be delivered to any Quartey
master or other officer authorized to receive
the same and the possession ofany such
clothes, arms, military outfits or sccoutre-
nsents by any person not = soldier or officer
Of the United States shall be pyima tacie
evidences Of such sale, barter, exchange.
pledge, loan or gin as aforesaid.
Sec. Is. And be it further enacted, That
every person not subject to the rules and
articles ofwar who shall procure or entice.
ov attempt to procure or entice, soldier in
the service Of the United States to desert,
Or who snail harbor, conceal, or give EN-.
ployDent to . dsserter, or carry him away,
.r cid 10 carrying him away, knowing him
to be such or shall purchase from any
soldier bis arms, equipments, ammunition.
IN Torn. clothing, or any part thsrsof; and
MY captain ~ osmmanding officer Of any
hip o. vessel, o. any superintendent or
L. "a
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SEC. "a. And be il further enacted, That
the President of the United States is hereby
authorized and empowcd, during the pres.
ent rebellion. to call forth the national Tor.
ces by draft in the manner provided for BY
this set. 3 4a .se;4i Is 81 sasl1 s4' - 3
SEC. IS. And be it further enacted, That
all persons drafted under the provisions of
this act shall be assigned bv the President
70 military duty in such corps, regiments OF
other branches of the service As the exigen.
cies of the service may require.
SEC. 36. And be it further enacted, That
hereafter details to special service shall only
be made with the consent Of the command.
ing officer Of forces in the field and enlist
ed men now or hereafter detailed 10 special
service shall not receive any extra pay tor
such services beyond that allowed to other
enlisted men. s IS 3"
SEC. 81. And be it further enacted, That
general orders Of the War Department;
numbered one hundred and fifty.four and
one hundred aud sixty-two, in reference to
enHstments from the volunteers into the
regular service. be. and the same are hereby
rescinded, and hereafter no such enlistmnnts
shall be allowed. III, s-er,4 5
SEC. SO. And be it further enacted, That
the grades created in the cavalry forces Of
the United States by section eleven of the
act approved seventeenth July, eighteen
hundred and sixty two, and for which no
rate Of compensation has been provided,
shall DO paid - follows. to-wit: Regimen
tai Commissary the same ~ Regimental
Quartsrnaster Chief; Trampeter the same
as Chief Bugler; Sergeant the same q Reg
mental Commissary Sergeant; Comp.ny
iCommissary Sergeant the same a. Company
Quartermasser's Sergeant: Psssidsd, That
the grade Of SuprenunerarY Second Lieut..
enant and two Transfers for each rcomdany,
and one Chief Fsrrier and Blacksmith for
each regiment, a. allowed by said section Of
that act, Be- and they are hereby abolished |;
and each cavalry company may have two
Trumpeters. to be paid q Buglers and
each regiment shall have one Veterinary
Surgeon. with the rank offs Rsgimsntal
Major. whose coupsnatiop shall
b. seventy.6vs dollars per meneh. ), !, |,
81
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copy At their last place Of residence, re-
curing them to appear at designated rem.
dezvous to report for duty. In assigning
to the districts the number of men to be fur
nished thsrefrom. the President shall take
into confederation the number Of volunteers
and militia furnished BY and from the sew.
eral States in which said districts are situa-
ted. and the period Of their service, since
the commencement Of the rebellion, and
shall so make said assignment as to equal
ize the numbers among the districts of the
several States. considering and alloxing for
the numbers already furnished Is aforesaid
and The time Of their services.
SEC. Is. And be it further enacted, That
any person drafted and notified to appear IS
aforesaid may. on or belrre the day fixed
for his appearance, furnish an acceptable
sub titute to take his place in the draft, or
no may pay 10 such persons Is the Secreta-
ry of War may authorize to receive It such
sum, not exceeding three hundred dollars.
as the Secretary may determine, for the
procuration Of such substitute; and there
upon such person 50 furnishing the substi-
tnte or paying the money shall be discharg.
ed from further liability under that draft
And any person failing to report after due
service Of notice, as herein prescribed, with
out furnished substitute or paying the
sum required therefore, shall be deemed .
deserter, and shall be arrested by the Pro.
vost Marshsl and ssnt TO the nearest militia.
~ post for trial by court nartiai, snless, up
on proper showing that be 10 not liable to
Ao aaaitsry duty. ~ Board Of Enrolment
shall relieve him from the draf.
SEC. IA. And be i further enacted, That
Al drafted persons shall. on arriving It the
rendezvous, be carefully inspected BY the
surgeons of the Board, who shall truly no.
port to the Board the physical condition Of
sach one; and Ill persons drsfIsd and clsim.
ing exemption from military datye on &C.
oount q disability ~ any sshar cause shall
present iheie. claims to be sssmptsd to the
Board. whose dsci0en shall b 6nsl. J
SIC. Is. And be il furths snested. That
NJ surgeon aAaFged with IL Asly of such
vhel shallseoeiys iron sns per-
a. Fhomsass3k Apx. w0nex. Mn1hes xa}us,
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LOCAL NEWS.
UsEMESTs TONIGHT.

POND sIaEATRE--Ths eve OF the New Year
VIII ~ celebrated at Ford's By the perforuauce
Will arppar as 'sMaior Wellington DIS. Rnots .
and OF the "COnjugai Lesson with MIR q. ss
"i-Eiih5N." Beth characters are rich in the ex.
q, n,el ii'e hapos Of MI, Owens; aud altogether
bette comic biE could not be put up.
Growers 1HEATER The farewell, banss.
OF Messrs. Walisek and Davenport is an.
ncuncec Tor tonight, ard they viii ap1,ear in
T1s n'a u'Eri play OF ''DSnon and Pythias'
ne play OF = therese, the Orphan of Genet q, -
VIII conclude the entertainment IN both MA vs.
mrs telren aud Mr.. Growers enfire company
N VII laar part Its L often that our citizens
pave The opportunity u. seeing SO great a raeic
ain@nce npou the same boards and il is not
SnefefoI- improbable that the house will he
SfoWo-d tonight
s,SAsTBRBUEY AT This resort also very
tIaeave bill is announced for to night, and
Issues the tablets and Dantomimes in viii b
eta g slit - and the te ,p=ic korean ALLIANCE
an "a arpeSr, hi. Geo r. Edeson will appear
beW musical Cdditias, and the Ethiopian
Ups m LnarinR bill OF fun, embracing song,
and Ethiopian cccentricity.
BE RCssIAS WAR.-hll the mos noted
Ssnes ot thus war are now being exhibited 81
odo FellC VS. Hall to large and annrer,atIye
hSeS- i h. mac iDery OF the panorama
~, = EneIy' ana bIings out all the most start
- "Lu peauuini points in each scene.
LIE GRENT REBELLIoN-At Washiurfon
- usstel another panorama is beipp exhib,tad
NAu A. embraces scenes connected with the.
For Man dtn civii war, from the evacuation of
paintings. y INV
,,SSAts CHURCH FAIR is still in progress in.
ne basement of the Sixth Pr.sbvferian Chnrcb
ana 1t has deseryedly proved sourcs
e. a.u aesion, not only TO large numbers of
- 70 s. m Naroers, but to others. The display
1 "o,n useful and ornamental articles is fine,
mSeeo, and the refreshments are exceedingly
paIatapie: The fair is tor the benefit of the
library OF Trace Church Sabbath School
nA;LLs'-Two balls are announced for this
ara, oy TIE American Hook aud Ladder Com
panyj ard the other a. United hall, on Eleventh
street, BY the United Butchers Association
Either will be worth attending aud rare an
1oyment Is offered the yot3ries of terpsichore
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PERSONAL.

7 AIDES, LOOK HnRE-You can now get Any
Il kind of Stitching AMI Tuokins a. we'll a. Plain
Sewing done at the Ladies' atsm ping Depot, 3e1
stoeet, opposite Patent Once, By arst class ops.
ratcr on Wheeler & Wilsont Machine. WorE
neatly and promptly done. Laales, your patronage
il you please. We can now accom- uodate ladies
With inaslibis marx q veil Is initial nsssmgins
In town for such work. de q tt
L lRSONS Suffering with Syphilis, Gonorrh9s.
elect, sen,inal Weakness, or Private Diseases Of
any description, should call Immediately upon
DIR DAVIS.
Female Diseases treated In the most scientific
and succes sfuI manner
The Doctor q Diploma hangs in his ONCE.
cure guaranteed. Fees moderate;
ass 7th street, opposite Post Ofise,
de 29- SIN Room 90 mp stairs.
TNHI LADIEs' FRIEND GALL IN TROUBLE
l. CALI. Medicine for all Female Complaints hf.
teen years. experience; (euarantees success or NO
eharee.) Business and correspondence strictly
private. Roo ms for patients. MADAME OORSON F.,
Baltimore. No. 10 Isyette street. near Asquith.
de L. Inn
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DuBL1C SALE OF VERY VALUABLE Ri
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

On TUESDAY, the 18th day of January next,
updersisped, Executors OF tina Estate Of ConrS
Moyl deceafed, viii offer at Public Sale. on the
be undivided hslf of the celebrated Y04&
township. Adams qourty. Pa. ABOUT one msis
lssdine from Carlisle to Ba.tinore; containing
abe ut q, Acres more or less uPon which is erected
alsIse Two story stone BUILDING, . LARGE Three.
Building, With Stove Kitch Cat Houses Tor ssr
var t., Ice HoIse Billiard House, Nine-ptn Auers
sprins House, Bathing Houses, Barn and ahsfs.
This properly has long been celebrated e 2
Watering place. and han always ceen c.ovdsd WITH
visitors dur ing the summer season. The Houses
are large and we'll arranged, and are suiHcisnss1
accommodate coIafestshay I'D ytsitofs Tnese
Syringe are of easy either r0 Philao
or Baltimore. spd the wplE known medicnsi quail
ties tn, water and thu hseltay neis hborhood In
which they are Located renders 10 cre OF the most
desj, able prop rites in the State ~
Afro on the san @ day and continuing from eey
TO ~ until al If sold The Personal Prop0fty or
raid tece Mt III II De sold 1T Public Sale oonsistae
Of Houi ehold and Kitchen furntare. Bar xiksatss,
Grsde of tie Real Yetsts t. crmmence at 70
O'Clock, A. Nd on ssid day. after tire same u SOLD
the sale Of Personal Property viii conmenee
H-pue attention will be given and terms OK ale
msde known on day OF sale ey nov, .ess
SA8INAI GAKDN1K.
Aase ~ Executrixo9,
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UOEN GOLDIN & co,

No MaTEtf Space, 6eticeen 6h and 9Th Streets one
door east of Perry j. Bro
Having furnished our Gallery with An entire new
Stock, sc cured the most modern Instrum snts and
Material, and arranged, on the most approved plan,
our light, (undsr the immediate supervision of J
Goldin, long known to our citizens In the Photo.
graphic art We prepared to furnish the Public
with Photographic. Plain, in India Ink, Water and
Oil Coiors, from Miniatures TO Imperial and Life
Size Amh-otyPes all sizes. Cards de Visite and
Vignettes for Albums.
types and Daguerreotypes.
We have made arrangements with Cha aries D.
Yredericks & Co., Photographer New York, to
keep MS constantly supplied with Cards do visite
OF all the Celebrities OF the day, to which in.
vite the attention of the Public.
Constantly on hand Q full supply OF the most
choice French Albums. Also, Frames Of all sizes
and kinds. de24.lmH
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u1VKn.

: IL tbin city Or the seth OF Decsn h.r, 1858, n r.
ALFRED h0fGIPT. in the thirty seventh yesr OF
his aSe,
fbs funeral will take Ilass on Friday. lst p-ex >,
Ut O'Clock M, from Els late residence no. 90
1lsventh Street, Qslsnd.l The friends Of the
fsrnily are requested 70 attend sersicts at Shiio
Paptist Church. Virginia avenue, between 9th snd
az sire cts, Island , at O'Clock N.
On the 8lth ilst., after q long and painful LII
ness. yh.sh she bore With os,,stisa foretaee.
~ 81 Ma scounfy Nd bat f9r tke last 10 Te srs
arss:ssnt Of WAhius ton.
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By GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
~ eEy2ETH STREET, BETWEEN II AND II SrsEEfSs
BY ORDER OF DEcREI OF THE SUPREME CoURz OF
TIE DISTRICT OF OOLUABIA. SITTING IN EQUIIY.-
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia, sitting in equity, ami passed
in . cause in said court wherein CLARK and others
are com plainants. and Walters and Others are de-
fRaap t. shall proces to sell. on tie premises.
a04hctioD. on 0NDAY, the ith day of January,
1864: at4 O'clock M, all that piece Of erousi
known and CesignStsd on the plat of the city OF
Wsshir .on IS the south forty feet front Of Lot
numbered fourteen, (A in Square Numbered four
hundred and fifty -four (4s4 nsving tie said front
Of forty feet on 7th street, and running back Wit
that width frnm the front to rear OF said A5t'
seventy Eve feet. .
The improvements consist OF one two story frame
house atd one two story brick house, eacn with
store s
said property is locited on 7ta street, between e
ard srtets, and is one OF the best business 10 :.
GATORS in the city.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree: One.
third cash; the residue In and 12months from day
of fale, tie whole To bear interest, and the psy
ment thereof TO be secured By the ponds of Il
purchaser with surety to be ap proved by the Tru
tee; or the cash TO b paid the day Of sale ,oS
the ratification thereof by ths CONT
de y dts GREEN & WILLIAMS. AuU
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Interesting Matrimonial Statistics

FUFULAR THEORY KAPLODED
During the past month, the clerk of the court
tR. ). Neigs, Esq., has issued 10 marriage
licenses, maAlGg the total number for the rear
l79o-a large increase over thenumber for 4ny
previous year, the number for 1882 being 49,
and tUr the preceding year 927.
1t Is common idea that people are more
. fiyeEt marriage in cold weather Than In warm:
but the following table, pTerared by Us with
some labor for the Star, (au6 which VIII
thank orr cot7mporaTies noU TO apprc Dri45e
With. Ut oue credIf,) explodes this theory COM
pIetely
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SANTA CLAUS Is COMING

SANTA CLAUS Is COMING
TOYS!-TOYSLTOY LTOYSLTOY
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
= Just received at
p. J. BELLEW Il CO.'S,
$40 Seventh street,
The Largest and Choicest Selection Of
FRENCH, ENGLISH, AMERICAN and
GERMAN TOYS and FANCY GOODS
sver opened in Washington, comprising in part
elegant Gilt and Bronze Vases, every size in the
trade. for PRESENTS Ladies' and Gents Fancy Work
Boxes, Writing Desks, Fancy oabas, Ladies' Trav-
cling Bags, satchels, Richly Ornsmented Cigar
Stands, Walking Dolls, full line of China and
Wax Dolls, Fancy Match Safes, Horses, Carriages,
Buggies, Wagons in thousands, Buglss, Horns, Pop
Guns, Pistols. Swords, Drums, Canes, Whips, with
iunumerable other Fancy Toys we are Obliged to
cave out for want of space.
We respectfully solicit visit from every lady
and gentleman In the community, sches eosvs-
nieat.
We don't notice com petitors in this line
We guarantee to sell at New York and Philadel-
phia prices.
We will sell ch esper than the cheapest
The trade respectfully solicited. liberal dis
count to city and country dealers.
: W. ask, +" Haze yor bssn to Co establishment ~
u soi, fad IL, enter it AID yoxr Jortxns is nsads
P.J. BELLEW & co.,
SO 7th street, three doors south o
no IS I'm Odd FeHows' Hall.
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SEcRyr DISEASES

Snpaoritans Cir il the most certain, safe and
effectual remedy--ipdeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days
and recent cases n twenty -four hours Nomineral,
no balsanI, mercury. Only ten pills to be taken
1t is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who
DO not want 10 be exposed. Male packages, g.;
female, IS.
SoDa5i tar' s Root and Herb Juicts-A positive and
perma for ~ phs, Scrofuis Ulcers. Sores
Spots Tstteie. Ic. Price 81, six bottles for S.
Sold by s. @. Ford. See advertisement. ms
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Bsnws's BRONCHIAL TRocBRs

BRnwp's BRONCHIAL TRocHBs
These Lozepges are prepared from highly es-
tecmed recipe for alevsting Bronchial Affections.
Asthma, Hoarseness, Cou CHS Colds and Irritation
or Soreness of the Throat
Public Speakers and Vocalists
Will find them benefcisl in clearing the voice
before speaking or singing. and relieving the
throat after any unusual exertiop Of the vocal
cams, having peculiar adaptation 20 affections
which disturb the organs of speech. de "a I'm
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' EyEMPTI OEs.--The following persons were
yesterday afternoon exemptei rom the opera
hon OF the craft by the Board G.. Enrichment i'll
session ct the corner of New \ yrk avenue and
fourteenth street
7 a Gurus, 18th " ard, residence i'll Connec-
uCul.
Lpdwig WHEEL, 9Th ward, alienage.
Joseph Piathsr, Sd ward, traasIe Tered 10 Sec
ord clEss.
John Eitz, ", 5th ward, trans terred "a Sc .
Cnd class.
George Ushers, Sd ward, transferred to sec
ono class.
Thomas Caroline, 5Jh ward, disability.
Alfred Powell, lst ward, disability.
PatrISk McCanE, 5th wt rd, alienage-
IA ID. Clark, cd ward, disab ility.
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By. O. MCGUIRE L 90, Auations....

BJJ %. Mo6UI UV., Auchoneets.
CATALOGUE SALE OF CHOICE C0LLEO-
" TON OF HIHR OIL PAINTIE6s,-0n MONDAY
1VENlNG, January 4th. 1T O'Clock, ut the AEs-
ton Booms We shsli sslt about one hundred choice
and beautiful Paintings, portion being from the
collie ction Of Chas. Volkmor. Esq of Baltimore,
and The rem aimee from g gea.lsman of this city
who las declined housekeeping .@F9ES
The collection embraces some very due specimsns
Of art by Duran 2hattucA Coals Wan. Hart, Mac
leod, } B. Pyne williams, Hubert, =. Fisher,
and Others and is probably the finest collection Of
pictures offered for eals in this city at auction,
Catalogues ready for delivery on this S0th inst
- The Paintings are now exhibition on the
first floor OF the Auction Rooms
dss9d IL MCGUIRE & CO Aucts.