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CHATTANooGA.-If the rumors which reach
us from Cincinnati are true, that the road be-
tween Chattanooga and Bridgep ,rt has been
opened by Gen. Hooker, and that the enemy
tain, it is of far more importance than the pub
lie are generally aware Of The last accounts
by mail from Chattanooga were anything bat
"a able, ana tnere was every prospect on
the goth instant that the first order Gen. Grant
would give would be to retreat upon Steven
son. 1t is true the Federal army at Chatta.
nooga occupied an impregnable position; but
the difficulty was that the supplies had to be
brought to it over mountain roads eighty miles
long During dry weather this was barely
Ieaslole, but ne rains which have swollen the
Cumberland and Tennessee rivers, rendered
these roads impossible. Our army was short
Of provisions when General Grant arrived at
Chattanooga last Tuesday week; but if the re.
port Is true that Hooker has opened the road to
Bridgeport and compelled the evacuation o.
Lookout Mountain, all Is well and our army
is safe There is every probability-that great
battle will soon be fought at or near Chatta.
nooga. The necessities Of the two armies will
BRING them into collision sooner or later Let
us hope that the good fortune which has al.
ways attended Gen. Grant will not tail him
now, when the nation has so much need of it.
~. /. World.
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FROM CHARLESTON.
Capture of Federal Scouts,

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 29.-The Richmond
wing 0. October 29th contains the followin
dispatch from Charleston, which is not so late
however, as other news recently received
through the same source
CHARLESTON, Oct. -, (Saturday.)- Ten
YANKEE prisoners, including an Acting Ensiyn.
captured on a barge near Georgetown by our
cavalry, arrived here this afternoon. They
beIong to the United States schooner Ward.
oiocRading on Georgetown, and were taken
after setting fire to and destrovine a<smam
schooner loaded with cotton, in bearing Greek.
Ihere has been considerable increase in the
enemys squadron off this harbor, and an in
crease of Hilton Head "
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
THE WAR IN The FAR WEST.
Operations in W ester Arkansas and Kan.

A"E wan IN 1hE FAh WEST
Operations in Western Arkansas and Kan.
sas.
LKAyRNwoRTH, Oct. 27.-EDispatch TO Gin.
cInnsti Gazette. II have news from Fort Scott
to Monday noon. Affairs below look threaten.
ing .
cooper has been reinforced from Rrics' army
with infantry and artillery, and menaces Fort
Blunt and Fort Smith
HIS total force is stated at 900 men, mostly
WHITES, and 1s pieces ofartillery Quan1ell is
not Win him. General Blunt will 20 south
with the train. He will confer at Fort smith
with General Mcneil, and after turning the
command over will proceed to Leaven worth
9hoer Inc recent order General Mcneil and
Ewing are in the vicinity OF BentonsyiIie and
nuns VILE on the Northern Arkansas Brooks.
WIN 5,CCO men is intrenching on White river
near dunteyille, and has been reinforced nv
shelby, who has escaped with nearly 1900
uen. Blunt train is escorted by a large force
OF infantry, cavalry and artillery. No fears
need De entertained concerning Its safety IT
necessary, General Blunt win offer Cooper
Dattle He is confident Of his ability 10 clear
cooper out Of the country. The route which
the train will take is still undecided. The post
At Baxter Springs where the recent massacre
occurred has been abandoned. It was of NO
importance except as an Express station
A tram OF supplies for General Ewine's COM
mank has left Fort Scott. There has been a
disturbance OF the Express between here and
Tort Gibson for the last ten days.
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COLUMBIA CoRNET AND sTRING BAND
~ The undersigned rec psctfu1ly announces ~
to the public, tn at he is ready to furnish Music&
for Private Parties. Balls. Pic. MICS, Pa.saes,
Exhibitions. etc, with any number Ct Musician 8
required at the shortest notice by leaving orders
At John 1seman's, corner Of Pennsyly ania avenue
and 4th street east. HENRY IS1MAN
seq 3mH
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Destructive Fire

PORTLAND. Me, Oct. 30-Ten buildings, in
eluaing eient stores. opposite to Browns Hotel
in North Anson village, were burned last
night Fifteen thousand dollars worth of wood
belonging to Mr.. Churchill, was consumed
No insurance
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from lialifArnia

SAN FRANCIsCO, Oct. 20-Arriyed. steamer
Golden Age, from Panama, and steamer Sierra
NeVada, with 100000 in treasure from Oregon.
and $65,OOO from British Columbia
Inc STOCK OF merchandise here is running
lower. Trade is active, and prices tend mn,
ward S~-No AP-
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EDUCATIONAL.

NJ VOCAL INSTITUTE
kH RS. CECILIA YOUNG KRETCHMAR Has
the honor of announcing to her friends and the
public that she will resume her instructions in
Vocal Music at No. 426 llth stteet, between III and
ana ps m. 90 2l-eolm<
MISS BROOKE'S ENGLIsd AND FRENCH
W Boarning and Day School, No. 13O Penn av.,
beven Buildings. The ninth year and seventeenth
sncs ON 35 tbs Insttution viii
cipal sc l4-3m
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Railroad AccidentSudden Death

HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. 29.-Thos Burrows,
Jr, President OF the American Mills, Rock
VIue, was instantly killed to day by falling
under the wheels of train on which he was q
passenger.
Dr. Lucius Abbott, recently a surgeon in the
Iegular Amy, dropped dead in the street to-
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THE ARRESTS BIZ THE u. S. NARsHAL.-The
parties arrested by the United States Marshal
yesterday and sent to Fort Lafayette were
charged with completely in running the block
ade One OF the men arrested was manufac.
turpr OF patent fusees; two Were commission
merchants, and another was a captain of q
vessel. The evidence against them was con.
tanned In letters which were intercepted on
the testimony is very strong and that it impIi-
Gates several persons against whom no suspi.
cion Of disioyal practices has heretofore exist.
ed.-N. 7. Commercial Advertiser October 3Oth
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BURNING OF THE STEAMER RUTH-The
Court Of liz Equiry appointed to investigate the
recent burning OF the steamer Ruth, on the
Mississippi river, with large amount Of Gov.
ernment funds on board, have reported that the
fire was caused by incendiaries, not so much
for plunder as the destruction OF our commerce
on the Mississippi, it being part Of the rebel
plans to effect the object.
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~An old writer says that to make In entirely
beautiful woman, it would DO neee.ea-r 10
take the head from Greece, the bust from
Austria, the feet from lndostan, the shoulders
from Italy, the walk from Spain, and the com.
plexion from England. At that rate she would
be a Mosaic, and the man who married her
might well be said to have "taken up a collec.
ton 20
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BOARDING.

FOB RENT:-Thoss wishing eomfortably-fur
nished Rooms, with first class Board in q plea
fsnt part Of the city CONVENIENT TO the Capitol
avenue. Table Boarders taken 1T IS cents per day.
Entrance on the Avenue. soc 80 ST.
A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFR-OR TWO
q q single xe4tls@eR hsGaB hafSs Board xith suite
nsar TIE City Hall, in gen teel private family,
Were the comforts of . home can be had, n one
need apply but those willing to nay q liberal price
Address u A. St2r offica- Raferencea sxchan ead.
oc30 lwH
E0R RENT-With or without Boald-Pour large
Il Well furnished Communicating ROOMS, on lst
and I'd floors, at 339 18th street, corner of &:
mediate application. oc29 ST..
At 393 FIRST STREET EAST, BETWEEN A
"A and 3, Capitol Hill. gentlemen and their wives
and single gentlemen can be accommodated With
pleasant Rooms, with Board. References ex
changed. oc % Inns
HoUga TO RENT AND BOARD WANTED IN
III GIORGITOWN.-Board wanted for gentle
man. wife three small children, and servant; two
rooms required, tin private family preferred.)
plain but eomtortabls- furnished House to rent
Address Fox No. 96, Gsoreetown Post Office. =
oc g St. EE-''ze
QOARDING.-gevsral gentlemen can bs ACCOM-
ID modated with Board and Furnished Rooms At
avery pleasant location on the flights If George
WARDB. Esq West Ut GEORGETOWN. oc % St.
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~ story is told Of Western candidate
q vote to give, if he did have to do his own
milking. The candidate, Jones, asked HIM if
he should hold the COW, which seemed 10 he
uneasy. and the old man consenting very
readily. he took her by the horns and held fast
till the operation was done. "Haye you had
Robinson, (his rival) round here lately ?''
he asked. '.Oh, yes. He's behind the barn,
hOfdinQ the calf"
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THE WEEKLY STAR

This excellent Family and News Jsnue
containing greater variety Of intsrsslane
eading than can Be found IN any other, =
published on Friday morning.
,IRns-CesA, isvsvSaesv u sSssnes.
Eng copy, Per annum. 70
Ten corfas .''.''sssss's......s....
Twenty-Five copies ...............s g 9
It invariably contains tAs aw.sA,~.&o,
News" tkat has made 1As Dsssy E,es1ne ~
circulate SO generally throughout tAs co1nov
~Sinsle copies Tin wrappsn) can b pro.
cured at the counter, immediatsly a1ssr ne
issue OF the paper. Price-THRB1 Ours.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FIRST T-oLAss HOUSE ron sAL1-The sub.
Ss ssy .s3::
.1ss q se:l and
vide Posssssit given about the middle Of No
te
tho A''fi q H5ssfsoN' s1s N''
ass5s Foahs HsIET3A ass ven g.vea .nd Perfectly 81
Il .as ss s. s Apply in the
| VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE AND FURNITUR1
and one 70 ~ 80
ho1ss n1S trniture fer rent At the corner Of
premises. oc 29.Sts
FoR sALE;-1wo new small BRICK HOOsEs, in
or n sssesti near sts ICONS each two SQUARES
ee asan .ss.: s;H ass
1Sgss iss sh
EoR sALE-A First rate Chanes.-The une1-
PIed sssa N %onths dLss.s the segd WI sad
.nd
S i1s s SDSY q a n:
al11h'SoS .l1ss on the premises entrance s!as
nEs!RABLB HOUSE FoRsALE.-A thre.-stc
,oor. Ss1 e os,.d or nearly nsx ntaining eight
niture and Immediate possession siven. rhs titIe
ie indIsputsble Inquire at Room No 3, "Todd's
Building. adjoining Metropolitan Hotel
LOB R1NT,With or Without Board, several
1 hrst-clsss FURNISHED ROOMS 1t No 8
y &c sss.s' ss.ss opposite Dr. sundsrl.nd's Church
IMPRovED SQUARE OF GROUND FOR sAL1.
i We offer for sale that well located Houare Of
Ground known % Square No. ia bounded by al
and 4th streets east and and L streets north.
containing about 100000 square feet Of ground
enclosed, and has small dwelling in the center:
with hne well Of water. stabline, &c. The grounds
bsye been used as Market Garden, and 20 ssesses
Beer Garden small farm, it is very desirable,
and will be sold cheap. Apply to JAS, O, Nc.
CURE Il co Auction and Commission Mer.
cnaGO oc 2-zw
E'OR SALE OR ExCHANGE.-valuable Lands.
L Cultivated Farms. Mill Property in Ohio Iii
nois Iowa, and issouri will be sold Oh cap or eX-
changed for Real Estate in Maryland District %
l4mbia, or the loyal part Of Virginia, would
change for psfs0Isl rss1s property INQUIRE Nc:
Post Once, Washington, b. C. ' oc SIM SIM
1OO BUILDING LOTS FOR L1AsI OR RENT.
lUO suitable Il r suffers, restaurants and private
dents House. Inquire of A. JARDIN, corner of
18th and N sts.. Warrington. d. c.. oc l3.lm~
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-at $50 Twelfth
PARLoRS. or one PAkLoR and large isE BED ROOM SS
adjoining, both well furnished; also, several sED-
ROOMS The location IL one OF the most desirable
In " Washin gton, and within ave minutss' walk OF
Wlllafds' and Klrkwoods'. No children in the
nouse. SO 23-tf
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i having perfected his angements in Philadel.
phia. New York and Boston. takes this method Of
eraiiy that he IL receiving daily by express
South Down HUTTON
Salem county IN J j Veal
Prime Philadelphia Butter, Ospons,
Bucks county and New Jersey Chickens,
Sweet Bread, PheAsants, Partridees,
Grouse, eniRe, Woodeock, and every luxury OF the
Dsstern Markets.
Boston Clear Porf. Soussd Pigs Feet and Trips.
eeE7.hss a:S Esss.sd selnon and Halibnt. ,,...,,.
A130s Nr80 supply Of FUrviEn and DOMESTIC
Fruits and Vegetables.
To families ana others giving embellishments
this 10 the cheapest and best place In Warrington
to purchase. THOS. B. WILSON,
110 PennsylvaniA avenue,
90 70 6m between 18th and 10Th streets.
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Dy =. ". Mcd UlAE q CO. AuCtfOneere,
SQUARE NO. 40, IN WASHINGTON CITY
~ AT PUBLIC AUCTION BY virtue Of q deed of
trust, dated on the 9Th day of July, 1857 and re-
corded in the land records Of Washin gton county,
District 1; Of Columbia Co in Liber J. s., No. Isl.
sss s :. s1 tRlRAY the 2h aay e M9y
equare of ground mum bered four hund red ana ten
t4ln)s in the plan of the said city. which is di-
ylded into sixteen ori Sinal Lots eight Of them
fronting each twenty. four feet ten inches south
street. with depth of ninety nine feet to If
teen feet alley and eight of them fronting each
With depth OF one hundred feet to fifteen foot
alley. The Square fronts north . public square,
south on south D street east upon Eighth street
and west upon Ninth street.
The fsle win be made By lots, commencing with
Terms Of sale One third cash /; one third in six
and onethird in twelve months, for notes b. airing
interest. deed in fee will be gvsn and dc ed Of
trust required for securing the deferred payments
Al eonveyances and stamp taxee to be at the cost
payment o f$95 On each lot will be required at
the time of sale to prevent irresponsible bidding.
If the terms of eale not complied with in three
days from the day Of sale. the Trustees to
th emselyes the ght either to sell the pro psrty
at any time within sixty days thereafter, af the
risk, loes and costs of the frst purchaser pur-
ehasers upon giving notice of such intended sale
ten days prior TO the day of sale by advsrtssment
geneer newspaper published in said city, ct the
op:ien of the Trustees and without any notice
whatever, or to any one Of such option to consider
raid 6rst fale sales rescinaed.
By order of the Trustees
oels 2Aw&ds &c. Meg UIRE 4 CO.. Auets.
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arA blind broom maker OF Port.mouth. N.
H., has eloped with young woman a. Dat
hind. :
SThere Is project on foot for erecting =
monument 70 Robert Fulton in Trinity ch1Tsh. .
yard, New York. @TsFI - - =
~Horaee Greeley il writing history a tha
war, for which Hartford publishine nouao
is 70 pay him the sum Of $4,000 - 5
0CAlais, Me-, does annually S75,00o worm
Of hustnt1s In herring oil. =
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"ANY OTHER MAN."-This common and pop.
ular term can be found In the 10th chapter OF
Judges, where Delilah was coaxing Samson
for the secret Of his great strength. He di-
vulged as follows:-ssIf be shaven, then my
strength will 60 from me, and shall become
weak, and be like sany other man."
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POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE SATURDAY.
Uternoon. POPULAR FAMILY MAfIHEH AftsyuoOn
L'AsHIoNABLI DANCING N0ADIMY.

Mr.: GOODALL, Professor and Teacher of Daxeirs
and pepo,s7srt. has the honor to announce ~
ass iaai n's -. Hiaso Or sstsfs missss and young
on llth street. few doors from the cars
Pennsylvania avenue. on SATURDAY. Oct 3D. al
p. m. Glasses for Gentlemen on Tuesday and Satur-
day evenings, from to 10. Private lessons any
The seeptr+ Exercise for Ladies, 30 much recon-
mended for deformity and onesidedness; also, the
lndian Clubs, Tor Gentlemen. Officers and clerks
Mr. G. continues to give lessons on the Violin
Due notice win be given OF his Glasses at George.
town.
MIS- Ooodall will receive limited number Of
pupils for Pianoforte and Singing
For cards of terms, &c. please apply at his rooms
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strength will 60 from me, and shall become
weak, and be like sany other man."
~An enraged parent had jerked his provo.
king SON across his knee and was operating
upon the exposed portion of the urchin's per.
son with great yehemence, when the young
one dug into the parental leg with his venom.
GUS little teeth. ssBlaZes! what are You biting
me for % ssWell, who beginned this ere war!''
~ Gov. Buckingham, OF Conn.,, has called
an extra session Of the Legislature, to meet on
the Sd prox., for the purpose of taking into con.
sideration the Presidents call for more men.
0The cotton crop in Nicaragua looks ex-
ceedinRly encouraging, and ii the season con-
tinues favorably they expect crop of at least
10000 bales. ..5sess-.
~ One Of the Boston rioters has been sen.
fenced to ten years. Imprisonment at hard labor
in the State Prison, with one day solitary con.
finement.
~ Upper.ten-do in Rochester. N. Wis
excited by the elopement Of the daughter of one
OF the wealtEiest citizens with Col. Marshall,
mastering and disbursing officer there.
~ The plantersof Cubafear rising Of their
- Nearly q dozen large ships are about being
launched at Bath, Me. ss.s,fs
- Vermont grants State aid to drafted men,
but not to substitutes.
r rPauNlforphy, the chess player, IL At Paris
hob-nobbine with Slidell se
! - The Russiau navalofacers have accepted
an invitsfion IS visit Portland, Ne.
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FITCH, HINE Il FOX,
AT TORNEY AT LAW,
REAL Estate. CLAIM AsD PATENT AGENTS,
c''"s, sopsssss ssss:f ho.s ssd odios's f Streets
NIB for ii ths States. oe q
" HoLEsALE AND RITAIL.
NOTIONS TOYS.
FANCY GOODS.
GoTTHILR BEHREND,
3s9 Seventh st., bet. and I,
Respectfully invite the attention OF the public at
very lrrge and well selected Stock, comprising
almost every article usually found in arst-elasa
Notion and Fancy Goods Houses.
#rss TO DlALERS ESP ECIALLY,
Particular attention 10 invited to large and we'll
selected Stock Of TOYS for the Holidays.
LADIIs BUYING FOR FAIRS.
A general indueement will be given. oc l5-lmr
ADIEs' pR8ss FuRs.
The undersigned have Just opened the largest
stock of Foreign and American RS ever offered
In this city, such as
Hudson Bay SABLE, ERMINB. MINK.
yITOH, SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
IMITATION or 1RMINE,
wATRRMINK, IRINCH CO0NY.
And other FURS in sets for ladies and children.
Also, FUR TRIMMINGS aad dsWANsDOWN.
Gsntlemsn's MUFFLERe, ROBES, dc ,&c.
We are also receiving daily additions to our
stock of DRY GOODS. such as-
0LoAKs, sHAWLs. DRlss GOODS, lAB10ID.
1RI1s, &C., st small savaeee for arst cost.
sd W. M1YENB1R6,
4s Market spacs.
betwss.. 7th and 9Th streets. under the
90 N.1R Avenue House.
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VIZ BUFFALO TON6U10.
w Have tuss received from the west 1U 0onAlo
Fon6ueo which We recommend 10 car custome1s
Thoy axO nicely cured and IN prime oxdsf.
KING DUHCHBkks
ooN corner 18th Gt. md Vermont ~.
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS Auotioneers.
L DNINISTRATRIX'6 6AL1 or 0TOCK. CROP

By GREEN WILLIAMS Auctioneers.
A ANANhSTRATRIX'sAL sAL1 OF STOCK, CROP
THuRSDAY, the Gth day of November next. We
shall sell, at the hrm OF the lats Motley Moreland
deceased, in the District OF Columbia, between
Tennalytown and Piney Branch road, about 81
good Work Horses. excellent Mules
Mich Cows, Hogs
Sprins and Horse wagons
Horse Carts, Carriage
Cutsins B. Boz ana HORSE Power
20 Tonk Hay, more or less
80 Cords Oak and Pine Wood
81 Bbls Corn, in the fodder.
Plowa, HArroWs, Cultiyators, and many other
Farming Utensils too numerous TO enume-
CHRISTIiNA MoRELAND, Administratrix.
oc2s eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auots.
LIMITED sTATIs MARsHAL'S sAL1.-In
~ virtue of . writ Fieri Facias, issued from the
Clerks odce Of the Oreutt Court of the District Of
CoIumbia, for the county Of WOhin@ton and to me
directed will expose to Public Sale, for cash, In
Thu RsDAY the nth day of N ovember next, 1858,
at u clock NJ, the following described property
to wit, viz: All that part Of Lot No. Z, In square
No. 457 being the % feet of the north side Of said
Lot No. and lunnine back IS feet to an alley in
On the northeast corner Of Lot No. 5, Square No.
I52, described to wit: Beginning at the corner OF
the alley at the corner OF said Lot No. s.
Themes south 50 fsetli inches thence west Il feet
on the south side OF the alley to the place OF BE-
Ginning. together with all and singular tbs i'm
nroyements ere0n eeiz ed and levies upon As the
nnronsrty Of Andrew Rothwell, and will be sold to
satisfy Judicial No to January term IN favor
Of Phelps & Kinsmsn use Of Alons6n g house
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w HIDuSLHIDl0.
w ILL Bs sold at Public Auction, on evol3
WBDNIsDxY and SATURDAY, At Il o'clock 9
o., at the wharf on Sixth street, wa9hinston. a.
sale.
uoS.ns oss%: y Tr'ssur' notes. Z; sEE Z ~
ian tohIoa.l Ls. Dol. and o. Q. q.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

i
By VIM. /. WALL co.. Auetionssrs
GREAr saLs OF sUR1RIoR CABINET FUR.
~ MTusE AND, ,Houssrg.EIsaINe 0ooDs AT Ep-
asP EIenIIErrH sra1sTs-0n MON NDAY. the Sta
+ .Soss %
tars, Which is Of Nj GresaS own msnufscture. and
e Il s
intending to change his business. We name in
Handsome Rosewood Marble-top Etsseres, with
Icneh PIate Glass "'-
Rose sood saits. aiatosF y Psalar PSits rur.isur.
OAK ghamhsr Suites and Osi sidsboarda
Ro'eaoaa WsraroSs., WsrSSs YhsGas hsndsosme bureaus
walnut Dress Bureaus
Roseyeod. Mahogany. and Walnut Arm and Iasy
Rose. 90 Mahogany, and Walnut Sofas and rst.-
and Walnut Mirrors
Library Tables and Chairs, Saloon and Tespoy
Ws1lnst asd Mahogany Bookcases
8 cpllsd Hsi1 asssrs.ses
Is shuck Mattrssses
p dozen Cane Seat Chairs
Fancy PsTlor Chairs, Mahogany and Walnut Side
HnsrSls H.rS1s tor top ChsHhsI Suites, Hst ksshs .,.
Revolving ofic. Chairs. Cribs, Bedsts.ds. great
Extension and Mahogany Dining Tables
French Chin. h ssyrs. e. Sets, 81 and 80 pieces
Gut Glass Miaes. Tunblers, And Fruits
Large quantity Wines and Water Bottles -
Fancy China Vases, Card Basket and China Toys,
dozen Tete. q. Tstes css.ors, different kinds, With
many other Coed not here named.
All Sqms n AZ ueSer 20 sS cash over that
endoreed notes bearing interest.
The building Is for rent or lease. Inquire OF the
The attention of the trade is invited to this SALE
cstalosue, ready On the THURSDAY previous to the
fale.
oc24 VIM. L. WALL co.. Aucts.
ByJ. G. MoG UIRE L CO., Auctionesrs.
vTRU8TEEp sALE-A BESIRABLE BRICK
i DWELLING HOUSE ON I STREET NORTH, BKrwEEN
s.h s At bs
scriber, dated the lltn day Of October, 1853, and
duly recorded in LibeE A g.. No. l64: folios "a,
county d. shall sell ali that part Of Lot mum
bered nine ~, in square nunbsre three hundred
sse bs4s
81 dCoinmbis fronting on l street north, between
sth ard 10th streets west is feet and inches and
running back the ssT width to the depth Of 81 feet
egress and insress to the Of said premises by
the said alley together with the improvements
consisting OF thrse-story and attic Brick WE'LL
Terms: $3.50 in cash the remainder In and l2
months, with interest secured by deed Of trust on
All conveyancins at the expense of ofpurchaser.
Title perfect.
If the terms Of sale are not com Piled with within
FIVE days thereafter the Trustee reserves the right
purchaser, one weeks notice in the Evening
Star. THEO sHECKLRS, Trustee
oc9 J. G. EIoG UIRE 4 co Aucts.
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