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7 EGAL NOTICE ...:.1
IL Stateof Iowa, WapeHo county.
tn 1GNE-S IA k-L'R. .s

You are hereby notified that on or before the 10th
DAY OF November. 1898, there will he file in the
office of theClrrk Of the District Court of Wapell
county, petition of l.. r New rerre enting that
VIM. Newell decd onApril 2fh, 1853, executed to
you mortgage upon certain lands in said county,
ecure certain promisScry notes described in
petition: that said notes and mortgage have long
since been fully paid and satisi ed, but that satisac
tcn thereof ia s. through rour neglect, failed to be
entered upon the record that plaintiff Is the
of a portion of said landS, and asking for order
and decree that said mortgage may be declared sat
fled and cancelled. Now unless you appear there
10 and defend ne 0re Of the second day Of the
ne xt term o. The District Court Of SAID county
he held on the 21rh day Of Noyember, 1885, default
- will he entered aEainst you and judgment
Il. s. rendered thereon s.ss 90 oC
t-~-N EDWARD II. STILES,
Oct. -, lS65-2a-l1-+w. Atty for P'G.
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Pianos Z Pianos
Ladies Festival.

The ladies of Il . Presbyterian Church,
will give Festival at the Court House,
on Thursday evening Nov. 23d, to aid in
the completion of the new house of wor-
ship. Admitance % cts.
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7 EGAL NOTICE.
U. s. Rev. Stamp. :

State oil I0"'' - R.v s,,mn
wapello comfy. $500 49, -
In County Court, Dec Term, 1855. ~
To Amer 4. Knott LaAsIus Knott, Francis VI.
Phillips, James Crosse, John knott and Wilson
y Knott. Heirs at law Of Mary Philips, late OF
said county, deceased.
You are hereby Motif ed that there Is now n file
in the Office the County Judge of said county
the petition of Lazarus Knott the Administrator
Of said deceaent's Estate, setting forth that
the personality of said fstate is insufficient to
paw the OF said Estate and asking 70
license an q aut hority Said Adnnf strator, TO sell
thesw h the II "a Of section 9, and ten acres
sw corner Of the { of said section in Tow nshp
-, at X +, west. ...-- .....aa. -
And unless You appear ut the office Of the County
Judge o aid county on the LIST MOGday of Decem-
per 1858, (the ith day Of said MONTH and show
cause the contrary. the prayer of said petition
will he granted aud said Ian ordered to be sold
TO pay the debts aud charges against said Eetate.
F-s LAZARUS MOTT Administrator
ofMARY PHiLIfPtS Estate.
Nov 2l wlW, o.
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a gentleman remarked to us to-day that
the Des Notices would be bridged within
a year fron this time. Good for him !,
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SPkCAL WDHEEs.
= slssEit,s.S

md the TVi1O'os and Heirs If c0ldiFrs,
are notified that am acting as agent for procuring
Pensions, Bounties and other claims against tht
Government Charges Notwithstanding unless
claims allowed. r" M. j. WILLIAMS
Feb. 4, 1S64tf 0ttumwa Iowa
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VERY BEST SELECTIONS
+ EGAE NOTICE.

1 ENAII NU11CE.
To Jackson Douglass, Justin r. Dow, Herman
Wendell, illustrator, of the estate Off j. Wendell
and William J. Leisure.
lau are hereby no,iasd that the petition of All
ner ID. Bower and william VI. Boyer Is on file in the
office Of the Clerk rthe District Court Of wapello
County Iowa, in which said petitioners ask for de-
cree quieting the title In them TO the following des-
crihed real estate situated In said county to.wit
The southwest quarter of section nc sixteen and
the south half of the southwest quarter OF section
tlD Sc yenteen, all In township tls) seventy-three
north af range IL west. Dvested OF all claim or
Hen of yours. And unless you appear aud make de
Tense to said petition before noon Of the and
day of the next term Of said Court to be commenced
on the 2itn day Of SoyeqaheE, 1850 default viii be
taken against you, and decree resdered in accord
ance with uhe prayer OF the petitioners.
.'-.rs Ah'a'a 7. MORRIS j. WILLIAMS.
s@ Atty. for Petitioners
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nd other machinery and tools for carrying on the
hove business, aud are now preparedto make any
kind Of castings OF Iron or Rgass and RABBIT Metal
Finishing done on short notice. Cylinders bored
and Turning done neatly aud with Dispatch. 2. 81
Try US. and we will warrant work done we'll aud
Cash paid for old cast iron, brass and zinc. As
DRAKE L sPIyEY.
ottumwa, Iowa May 80, 1S65--dwtf
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GRAPE VINES, KHUBATlH. ac.,
together With the best varieties Of EyERGHEENS
DECIDI0US, ana ORNAMENTAL TREES aud
SHRUBS, ROSES and VINES, at prices as low as the
Burlington or other reliable nurseries.
Particular attention WILDE paid to
STRICTLY FILLING THE ORDERS
t;on ia leff wit m he
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OTTUMWA MARKETS,
CORRECTED BIZ s...a
M T. N II ENHALL a. RAKEn

These quotations, " will he un derstood, are paid
by first buyers. and not by retail trade. The city
trade will dem and higher prices to pu rchasers
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nTTUMWA FOUNDRY AND
OmaGs.aNE S;E0P.

he undersigned,
at a heavy expense,
have erected suitable
buildings and OBTAIN
cd tiTsL class
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Feb. ., lS65-y
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1kt.sUSf DsrAsfMsAf, q, EA.i
RscHxorn, March 10, 1895.
nONATIONS TO THE TREAs1rpv

Il 1OSAAAONC AZ HE VkEASIlRY
~ Patriotic citizens in all parts Of the countrv
money and Government securities in ala ~ 81 ~ =
treasury and ladies', animated by the nulSlest .
iments OF attachment 70 the cause of their suss.
ing country, having offered theif plate and isvsIs
tne congress VI tho Confederate States adotted On
the 18th instant the following resolufions 0'
No 16!-Joint resolution providing for aoo.,;,.
70 the Treasury OF the Confederate Slater.
Whereas, many patriotic citizens have exnvas,.,
!neaL oesife 70 contribute by donations Of monsv
Jewels, soo and silver plate, and public sec,;t,! ~
" 1ne iellef OF the Treasury; Therefore
Resolved by the. Congress of the Corfs,....
States Of America, That the Secretary Of the r."s
sury be, and he is hereby authorized TO rree;va IN
such Donations and 70 publish in the dav ,,.a
list OF the donations received and the names 81
Of the donors. -'''e' ~
SEcrfoy 2. That the said contribution. .hsi, NM
si1 Of certificates Of Indebtedness fully ;ssnsS -
Dlsbursng officers of the Goyernm emit and the no =
ties Aoldlng the same willing to give mart h,.
unable to give the whole, it shall be lsEful q =
the Secretary OF the Treasury to receive the
ton offered, II not less than one moiety and 10 70.
turH tue other noety in certificates Of Indebtedness
receivable in payment of taxes
SECTION s.. 10 render the sad public secur;t;as 90
donated available to the Treasury, the Secretarv =,
the Treasury Is hereby authorized to redee,. IT,
same before maturity, and o. any moneys in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved March l3, 1865.
Tie attention Of the public is called "a th.s. on.
lutions, and those DESTROYS Of. making contr;hro,
OF money and securities certified cls,ns 60,
the Government, are respectfully informed ,h"s
they Will be received By the Treasurer at R,chmanS
and by the Assistant Tleasurers and Paw IIenos;.
rles hereinafter enumerated.
Regulations in relation to plate and iewalrv ha
not been adopted yet, andssi. form the subject Of
future notice. -. A. TRENVti NJ
Mar Ao@eodlm Secretary OF Treasury
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TIE NEws.-There was no news yes
terday except such rs was obtained ITO"
northern sources, and which will oe
found in our extracts published in this
mornings paper.
THr TRsAsuRr.-We ask the especial
attention of our readers to the advertise
ments o Secretary Treholm, published
in this mornings paper.

PATRIOTIC PUBLICATION ASSOCIATION
The arst public meeting Of an association
recently organized in this city for the
eratuitous distribution Of patriotic tracts,
among the soldiers in the army, and the
people throughout the Confederate States!
WAS held 1t the African Church on Tues
day night The Church was we'll crowd
ed by an intelligent and appreciative aud
fence. Rev. DR.. Burrows, President Of
the Association, presided on the occa-
sion. Judge More, Of Ky, and Rev'd
Mr.. Edwards of this city, delivered elos
quent and patriotic addresses in advoca-
CIV of the Association, and illustrative of
the great benefits to result from this
mode OF kindling the fires Of an ardent
and triumphant patriotism, all over the
Confederate States. Twenty thousand
dollars were promptly contributed, be-
fore the meeting adjourned, towards the
expenses of publication. The Finance
Committee will wait on the citizens gen.
orally, for their contributions in aid of
the fundable objects of the Association.
1t is to be hoped, that no one who ap-
preciates the crisis, or has at heart the
inestimable boon tor which we have so
long contended, for which so much treas
ure has been expended, and for which so
much precious blood has been shed, Will
fail to give literally when called upon.
The officers of the Association are DR..
Burrows, President j. Randolph Tucker
and Rev. James NJ. Duncan, Vice Presi-
dents, Mcssrs. VIM. Bell, Sam'l P. Har-
rison and VIM. G. Paine, Finance Conn
mittee, Messrs. John P. Ballard, John o.
Steger and Thomas Johnston, Commit
tee of Distribution.
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rIREASURY NOTICE IN RELATION

Il 10 RECEIPT OF SIX PER CENT CIR
1dFIoAIES OF INDEBTEDNESS FOR TAXEs
IMPOSED BY ACT OF CONGRESS, APPkOVEn
MARCH ii, lS65.-Notice is hereby given that sc
cording to the provisions Of the third section of t
OF Congress of March IL, 1865, u copy OF which i,
hereto attached one moiety Of the taxes Levied ~,
said act excepting the tax for the increased nav
OF soldiers) may Be paid in six per cent Certificates
Of Indebtedness issued under fourteenth section O:
act Of 18th February, 1865.
g. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary ct Treasury.
SECTION 3. That the taxes on property for the
year eighteen hundred and sixty live imposed by
this act shall be assessed as Oh the day of the IA
sage OF this act and be due and collected the first
day OF June next, or as soon thereafter practical
Bile. The additional taxes profits for the YEAR
eighteen hundred and slxty-fve shall be assessed
and collected according to provisions OF exStin,
laws III regard to the assessment and collection oi
taxes on incomes and all the taxes imposed by this
act as well the taxes incomes and profits ani
the speclfc taxes and taxes sales, shall he paya.
Die III Confederate Treasury notes Of the new Issue
or III the Certificates Of Indebtedness autho rzed nv
an act entitled IAN act to reduce the currency aud
to authorize a new issue OF notes and bonds ;" an
loved February 9Th, loGi, at par without any al
lUwance for interest Provided, That at least ore
half OF 3tid taxes shall be paid in Treasury notes AZ
aforesaid ; and provided further, That the tax for
the increased pay Of soldiers shall be paid in Con-
iedeTa1o Iftaoiry notes OF the new issue only and
it Is hereby enacted that the Certificates of ndebt.
edness authorized by the said act OF February II.
1861, nay IL ISSUED tor debts Contracted plor to the
passage vi -,d act, and the agent Of the Treasury
for the Mississippi Department lie, and lie Is
HEREBY authorized to issue under regulations to be
Presented by the Secretary OF the Treasury the
Celthco5 Ct Indebtedness provided for i'll said act
ct February H. 1851, tor debts contracted prior or
subsequcit % the passage Of said act i'll the Trans
mississippi Department and that all the e1titi-
Gates aforementioned Ahal be received in payment
OF said taxes i'll like and to the same extent
us the c.l liictos originally authorized By the said
act Of I'm Of February, ISG subject the proyiso
above mentioned. mar IL -eOdln
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OFFICIAL,
Cohisderate States Of America,
War Department,

Ad3at.ht and dnspsslsr Generals oaie.,
RcpxoNp, Va, March Is, 1866.
S1Rs,-You are hereby authorized to
raise Company or Companies 81 Negro
Soldiers, under the provisions of the act
Of Congress, approved March 1s,. 1866.
When the requisite number shall have
been recruited, they will be mustered into
the service for the war, and muster rolls
forwarded to this office.
The Companies, when organized, will
be subject to the rules and regulations
governing the Provisional Army of the
Confederate States.
By command of the Secretary of War.
Signed,
JOHN w. RELY, IA. G.
To Maj. j. W. Pegram, and Maj. Thomas
P. Turner, through Gen. Ewell.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
T>o THE CITIZENS OF HANOVER

THO THE CITIZENS OF HANOVER /:
1.-THE FOURTH THURSDAY IN MARCH is
the day for you to elect candidate to represent
YOU in the next Legislature of Virginia The pre-
sent incumbent is d candidate for reelection. His
course as your Representative is legitimate sub
iect for your censule or approval. If he hes been
unfaithfIl to the trust you have reposed IN him,
charge him with it, and shall have nothing TO say.
Dr. Goodall, am sure, courts and challenges In.
vestixation Of his course as your representative
This course, however. has not been pursued by his
optOuents. No charge has been brought against him
for neglect of duty. He isbeing against
simply upon the grounds that last fall he called
meeting Of the Physicians Of his county for the pur-
pose of increasing their fees to $50 per visit. was
member Of that meeting. lie neither proposed,
advocated or voted for any such measure. The no.
tice calling this meeting stated it for the pur-
pose Of making uniform the charges of Physicians;
and 80 far foni increasing the rates of charges by
the action OF the mesng. they were lowered IN DR..
0o0dalls neighb0rhood. DIR. Tally presided at the
meetipg-Dr. 0oodall was SecrctAry-a coma,ittcs
vas appointed to- present business 70 the meeting
The report Of tie committee was adopted and pub
lished In the HichmOud Examiner and Dispatch. =
Or. 0oodall was not even member Of that conlmit-
tee. lam snre every honest and candid gentleman
will agree yt&h ne in saying. that such course OF
electioueeEing Is unfair ard unjust. Let the oPpo-
nents o. DR.. g. use evsry Legitimate argument they
cen-he and his friends win netc -but they
- cOmbaj1 q the 4airlaane and unfNStnes1 Of tho
1ede Menl3ona1. Dr.. q. Has nade ron ~ ceieieu1
~. at&ttyes ard - Hleh, tnNY jg4gneptls -
- ~ eeeea1s ssgeest
II
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r OST, two CERTIFICATES OF CON-
4 FEDERATE STATES STOCK, loan Fe-
bruary 30, 1868, bearing per cent. interest:
No. 3.l37, for $500, in favor Of John Murphy.
No. 3,l3S, for S5,O, in favor Of John Murphy.
fcates, as application has been made TO the Trea-
sury Department for their renewal.
mh lO-lnw6ws JOHN MURPHY.
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctloneer.

T ARGE AND DESIRABLE DWELL
i 4 ING-HOUSE, CORNER CLAY AND HENRY
SHEETS, FOR RENT. AT AUCTION.-At the
request of Mr.. Claiborne Lipscomb who is about to
discontinue housekeeping, will rent at auction,
on the premises, on TT ESDAY, 2lst March, 1865,
at l2a O'clock L. NJ, for year, his present resi-
dence, situated rs above. The house is large and
commodious, recently built, with ten rooms, two
story rortco in the rear, and has all the modern
improvements, such DIS gas, water, &C., and has Il
large garden Of half all OF ground attached
Tho kitchen is built OF brick, and has four rooms
ali in good order.
Possession will be given on 25th instant.
JAMES ii. TAYLOR,
NH lit Aucticucer.
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NH HIT

T ARGE AND DESIRABLE DWELL
IL ING-lIOUsE, AT THE CORNER OF CLAY
AND FIRST STREETS, FOR RENT Az AUC-
TION.-Wii be rented ut auction, on TUESDAY,
2lst March, 1865, on the premises, at II O'Clock
NJ, the large tLree-story Brick TENEMENT US
above-descriLed, now rented by j. u. Cardozo, for
one year from the first day Of April next. The
house has about eleven rooms, with brick kitchen
with four rooms. The house Is supplied with gas
ard water, and has tine garden attached.
Possession t. be had OH the first day Of April
next. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
NH l4-Gt AuctiOueer
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COLORED TROOPS.

an ApPe0G 70 the te0pte OF FWyanaU.
1t will be seen by the Order of the Sc
cretary of War, published above, that the
undersigned have been authorized to pro-
coed at once with the organization OF
Companies composed of persons of Color,
free and slave, who are willing to volun.
teer under the recent acts Of Congress
and the Legislature of Virginia. 1t is
well known to the country that Gen. Lee
has evinced the deepest interest on this
subject, and that he regards prompt ac-
ton in this matter, as vitality important
to the country. In letter addressed by
him to 1t. Gen. Ewell, dated March 10th.
he says, III hope it will be found practi~
cable to. raise a considerable force IN
Richmond. =. l attach great i'm
portance to the result of the first ex-
pertinent, and nothing should be left I'm.
done to make it successful. The sooner
this can be accomplished the better"
The undersigned have established a
rendezvous on 21st, between Main and
Cary streets, at the building known as
"Su,ith's Factory" and every arrange
ment has been made to secure the com.
fort of the new recruits, and to prepare
them for service. 1t is recommended that
each recruit be furnished, when practica-
bic, with grey jacket and pants, cap and
blanket, and a good serviceable pair OF
shoes, but no delay should take place in
furnishing the recruits in order to obtain
these articles.
The governments, Confederate and
State, having settled the policy of en-
ploying this element of strength, and this
class OF our population having given re-
peated evidence of their willingness to
take up arms in the defence of their
homes, it is believed that it is only ne
ceSsary to put the matter before them in
proper light to cause them to rally with
enthusiasm for the preservation of the
homes in which they have been bora and
raised, and in which they have found con-
tentment and happiness; and to save
themselves and their race from the bar>
barous cruelty invariably practised upon
be their friends.
Will not the people Of Virginia, in this
hour of peril and danger, promptly re
spond to the call of Our loved General
in-Chief, and the demands of the Comic
derate and State governments
Win those who have freely given their
sons and brothers, their money and their
property, to the achievement Of the liber-
ties of their country, now hold back from
the cause their servants, who can we'll be
spared, and who will gladly aid in bring
ing this fearful war to speedy and glo-
rious termination
Lat every man in the State consider
himself a recruiting officer, and enter at
once upon the duty of aiding in the Or
ganization of this force, by sending for
ward recruits to this rendezvous.
Every consideration of patriotism, the
independence Of our country, the safety
of our homes, the happiness of our fam.
lilies, and the sanctity of our firesides, all
prompt to immediate and energetic action
for the defence of the country. Let the
people but be true to themselves, and to
the claims of duty, and our independence
will he speedily secured, and peace be re-
stored within our borders.
j. w. PEGRAM,
Maj. and P. A. G. S.
TIL. P. TURNER,
u
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INV HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
WARD.-Ran away from Greensboro, North
Carolina, on the 18th of this month, negro man,
named LEWIS. Said negro is about twenty-four
years old five feet ten eleven inches high, black
complexion, and weighs hundred and ninety
two pounds. he was bought on the Sd OF February
from DIR. r. IL. Christian. I will pay the above
reward for bis delivery to me.
ROBERT LUMPKIN,
fe l6-lms Richmond, Virginia.
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BY G1ubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.

VERY VALUABLE VACANT LOTS
Y FOR SALE AT AUCTrON.-Wiil be sold at
auction, Oh the premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th day
Of March, at O'clock p. NJ, the very pretty Lot,
fronting seventyseven feet Cary street and run
ming back one hundred and ninety feet, ad-
joining the Westnam House, between Pine and
Laurel streets. This is very beautiful lot.
After which, say at a o'clock, We will sell the Lot
on the old Scutiictown road, near the residence Of
back enc hundred and tortyfve feet to alley, add
joining the property Of Mr.. SchOnberg and others.
TERMS: At SALE The taxes for 1850 to be paid
by the purchasers. GRUBBS l. WILLIAMS,
NH Is Auctioneers.
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NOTICE.
In the year lh70, Paris was surprised and alarpcd
by the mysterious absence of many members Of its
first families, who vanished, as it We're, from the
face OF the Garth without leaving trace. of the
time, place, means, OF their disappearance. The
victims were all males--ali young--all rich. La
wards offered by tn. King, all uncertainty,
until the terrible truth unrayeled by the events
detailed i'll this most interesting and absorbing
drama.
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RUNAWAYS.

TIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
WARRIOR the 18th OF this month pur-
chased of Mr.. Stokes, negro man. about twenty
who was formerly a waiter in the Powhatan Hotel.
The some day he stole from me one hundred dol
lars, and various articles from my office, and ran
off will give the above reward for his delivery to
me- Said negro is very black, and of rather delicate
appearance; has several suits Of good clothing il
therefore well dressed. lie has numerous rela-
tons in this city. NJ. A. BLANKMAN,
NH l6-2ts Surgeon e. Dentist.
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RIGADE SALOON FOR RENT AT
ID AUCTION-I will rent, for the balance of the
year, the BRIGADE SALOON, under the Exchange
Hotel, on SATURDAY, the 18th instant
WILLIAM G. BRAZEAL.,
Administrator Of John +. Stags, deceased.
NH lit
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r-.....A Qe{Icl!. .lAlM
~ Redwood, Phillips = o., Aueticngsrs,
tho. 81 Main street, s8

IRON, NAILS, TOOLS, Fro, AT
j AUCrION.-lfavng removed few Doors be-.
low my old stand, will sell ut auction at the store
No. - Main street, on THURSDAY MORNING
next, commencing at 10 o'clock, most Of the stock
ON hand, embracing an assortment OF
. NAILS,
Fine lot of IRON,
Empty BARRELS and TIERCES.
CHAIN,
HINGES,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
. CARPENTERS TOOLS, -j
BLACKSMITHS TOOLS,
Sundry SCALES and WEIGHTS,
and many other articles too numerous to mem
ton. J. NJ. FOREST,
RrDwoop, PHILLIPS & Co., Auctioneers.
NH l5-2t
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BY l.. II. Luck & Co., Auctioncers.
WE WILL SELL ON FRIDAY, THE

WE WILL SELL ON FRIDAY, THE
wv 18th March, at Auction, general assort-
ment of Household Furniture, Stoves, Clothing,
&C., Shoes Boots, il ats Mirrors and Clocks.
Blankets, Sofas, Chairs, Wardrobes,
Bedsteads, Beds and Bedding, Washstands,
Wash Bowls and Pitchers, Comforts,
Trunks.
ALSO,
A lot of Medical Books,
tine BARRIERS Chair.
ALSO,
Several Gold and Silver Watches.
Parties will please bring in their consgnments to-
day, it is to receive Goods the day Of
sale. i. II. LUCK co.
NH l6 Auctioneers.