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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-15
A gentleman living in one Of the North.

A gentleman living in one Of the North.
ern States said to friend the other day,
II haven't been prayed for for years. y
Allows that p asked his friend; "have
you no praying friends at all p 80, yes
said the Northern man, ''plrnty Of them ;
but they have done nothing for thu past
four years but confess the sins OF the
South, and pray to God for thei- punish
ment, and in 80 doing | believe they have
come to the conclusion th,t We have no
need Of prayers No sir. haven't been
prayed for for four years"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-15

JUVENILE Books AND CoLoREp Toy Books IN EVERY
VARIETY.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-15

A gentleman going into a chop.house the
other day found the room v'ry close and
hot. He called the waiter and said,
haven't you anv ventilators p The reply
was, mo, sir; they are al gone. have
Just served up the last"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-15

BLANK BOOK DEPARTMENT.
Full supplies OF Blank Books of all the various sizes
and styles in general use.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-15

North McGregor.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-15
DON'T WAT FOR THE WAGON.

WE have just purchased another splendid TRUCK
w TEAM, and are now prepared to do jobs Of dray-
ing short notice and reasonable rates. All damage
one to goods while in our hands will be prom pity paid
Thanking the public for past patronag, your
further orders. ". G. Al STlN Co.,
423 Truck and DTas men.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-15
MzZZ2z2l1

All the Medical men ana the Press recommend DR..
Stricklands Anti-Choera Mixture the only certain
remedy for Diarrhea and Dysetery. 1t is conlbna-
tion oI Astrngenfs, Absorbents. Snulants and Car
initiatives, and is warranted to effect care after all
other means have failed.
For sale by Druggists General Depot, Nc. 6 East
Fourth Street, Cincinnati Ohio.
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DIE d,

On the I'd instant, at half past p. M, OF pneu-
menia. HELEN IRENE, daush ter OF Lyman B and
Helen NJ. May. aged IL months and days.
Farewell my baby, with bleeding heart
I yield my treasure up;
God calls thee home-'tfs' soon to part.
And drink this bitter cup.
Her funeral will take place this afternoon, at 4
O'Clock. from her parents residence, street, No.
lis, Island. The friends of the family aud &C.
quaintances are respectfully invited to attend.
On the I'd inst. of Group. HETHE WILSON
dearly beloved and oHly child of Archibald L and
Ella A. Hutton, aged year and 8 days.
We had little Hettie once,
She was our only pride;
We loved her, oh perhaps to well,
For soon she slept and died.
That merry shout NO more hear,
No laughing child see,
No little arms are round my neck,
No feet are nay knee.
No kisses drop my cheek
Those lips are sealed to me.
Dear Lord, how could We give her up
To any one but Thee.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
her parents, on street, between 7th and 9th
streets, Island, at o'clock this evening.
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MARRIED.,

On the ID in slant, by the Rev J. N. Combs. W.
A CUNNINGHAM of Geor getern, D. c., to Miss
T. X. CUNNINGHAM, of Livermore, .Westmore-
land County, Pa.
On the 26th instant by the Rev Father Walter
Mr.. J II CAVANAUGH, Of New York city, to
Miss MARY L. SNYDER, of Wasbin gton.
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T. s. SUPREME Cor RT. March 2.-On motion
OF Mr.. Jolliffe, John Hutchins, Esq of Louis.
lana, was admitted an attorney and counsellor
of this court.
No. 2sO. The Milwaukee and Minnesota Rail-
road Company. and A. Fleming, appellants,
VS. James T. Soutter, survivors, &c. The ar
gument of this cause was concluded by Mr..
Carpenter for the appellants.
No. rs. William Freeborn, ct al, plaintiffs in
error, VS.. H. Martin Smith, ct al, This cause
was argued by Mr.. 0'Conor and Mr.. Carlisle
for the plaintiffs in error, and Mr.. Cope for the
defendants in error. Adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-03

VISITING FIRRMEN-The fremen from
Philadelphia and other places, who intend
taking part In the inaugural ceremonies, are
expected 10 arrive about SIX o'clock this even
ing. The Philadelphia companies-GoodW Will
Engine, and Franklin and Perseverance Hose
will bring with them tn ir apparatus and
fine band, and they will be received by the
companies OF the steam fire brigade-Hibernia,
Meigs and Rucker, and the City Fire Depart
ment, three Engine Companies, and one Hook
and Ladder.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
AT DTSC0UNT

SPRING AND SUMNER SooD Ds.,onuu
In order to reduce our Stock as low as possible,
mined to continue our sales at a discount Of ten
per cent; for cash and herafter include our whole
esson ahG
able character, which are well worthy the inspsc.
season. When gold was much lower than at press res.
entand the greater portion Of them were purchased
Importation at that time: We name the following ~
a. H!1i hsSs 15 Tx
fhfss ga ps WoKsThp
GRENADINES, with Silk Broche, all neat and
NEXT e GHfoR ana
ZtA.MBIQUEs, which are pretty and very service
gSgP Pieces Sd CHICK and PLAID MozAMBI-
SILK suitable for sh sv Wa.s
Lapns s snS 6 SsL all wool NOUS
a G6oREp thsP n0H
vREs, P0PLINs and a variety Of other thin dress
goods too numerous to mention.
Also. large assortment of Colored BLACK
Elm Eli =, fempting neat oheck Silks. Plain Bro
sSsSs
&9RsTED akEN2piSEs IN single and H douSIs
BLACK FRENCH BARGE. ands-4.
gLhGK AND WHITE SILK GRENADINES,
great variety. all Of which we offer at low prices
and make deduction of ten cents on the dollar for
An GOODS "'' v. IT. IT, s Blu sfHs::: BRO,
No. 3s Market Space.
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by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On "WEDNESDAY, March 9Th at II O'CLOCK, will
b. sold to the highest bidder. the Rastaur ant at
the corner of Seventh aRd G Streets Navy Yard,
with the fixtures consisting of handsome Mirrors
Pastures, Decspters; Glasses, &c. Curtains and
SpiNooEs; also one first class Bi lizard Table All
will be sold together, separately. if desired A
lease can be had. with moderate rent This is a
kind of bu1iness
Directly after will be sold a lot of secoEd hand
Furniture, viz Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs one
Cook Stove, one Feather Bad, and several other
articles
m Sd GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-03

NRw SINGING AND PIANO FORTE CLASSES
Professor Alex. Wolowski, the distinguished
pianist and vocalist, continues piano forte and
singing lessons by his admirable ne " and sim.
plifled system. We would advise all who wish
to make fine musicians not to lose this oppor.
tunity. Professors residence is 1853 9Th street,
between III and streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-03

SPECIAL NOTICE.
FOR PARTIES AND BALLS.
Ladies will find at my establishment very lar &c
assortment of flowers for the hair, Partie Gaps,
Head dresses Nets. Illusion and Mousselin Waists,
Combs, Ball Pins, Buckles. and Belts; a great
variety of Hairwork, such as Curls, Bows. &c.
I also received new styles Of English and French
Riding Hats. Ladies' and Children's Mantilas,
Cloaks and Dresses. Ladies' Endorsements, of
any description. Bonnets always the latest styles
and newest shapes.
Demarsen's and Lubin's French Perfumery
1 have added to my business Human Ii air Man :
ufactory where orders will be taken for any ind
of Hairwerk. Orders will also be taken for goods
from Paris, smopnting to not less than one hun.
bred dollars They will be executed faithful " as
have my regular established house in Paris.
M. WILLIAM, Importer.
336 Penn. AvenHe, z Cite Yrevise,
Washio gton, D. g. Paris.
feb LIN
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THE INAUGURATION BALL-The arrange
ments for this great event are progressing most
favorabIy. and promise a magnificent success.
The dancing halls feet wide by 80 feet
long-has seats placed at the sides for the con
yenience OF those who do not wish to join in
the dancing, and, in addition to this, prone
made hall 300 feet long is provided, together
with a supper room equally spacious. Three
bands of music have been engaged, one COM
posed OF forty pieces. MIR. j. Alexander, up
holsterer, is busily engaged decorating the hall
with bunting, flags, &c, and Mr.. G.. A. Bal
zier, formerly of Brooklyn, furnishes the sup
per, confectionery and accompanying decora-
lions, some OF which, now completed, are rare
specimens of artistic skill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-03

GRAY's NODDED COLLARS;
Lockwood's Cloth lined do;
Wards Printed do;
Cheap all paper do; and
Linen do, of all styles, at
m St. Corner eth st. and Md. av =, Island
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-03

LADIES, every lady should call at the Dollar
Jewelry store and see the beautiful goods
just received. for only one dollar, at No. 43S
Pa. ay, near AZ st. m 1-2t*
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q W. JOHNSON; of Portland. Maine, has re-
VI. opened the Columbia Garden Hair Dress.
ing Saloon, 18th str Get, whore he will be happy
to see all of his friends.
N. B.-Eastern men will always find the Port
land daily papers at this shop. feb q eolm~
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by X. f PAGE. Auetfoneer.

H. FAuH. AuetEoneer'
On MONDAY MORNING, March 9Th. at 10
street west between M and streets north. tbe
effects of a gentleman declining housekeeping,
consisting in part Of
Ore set Hair cloth Parlor Furniture
Tables, Parlor Stove. Chairs
TV sets Marble top Chamber Furniture
Set Chamber Furniture, Bedsteads
Hair Mattresses, Pillows and Bolstsrs
Gilt frame Mirrors. Pictures, Chairs, Oilcleth
Floor aud Stair Carpets
Ivory handle Knives ana Forks, Silver.plated
Casters
Plated Tea Set, Cake Basket, lice Pitcher, Tea
and Table Spoons
Kitchen stove, Cooking Utensils, Tubs, &c, &C.,
&c. Terms cash.
mar2 XII .PAGE Auet.
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PRoMoTBD.-Daniel Baker, of Maine, has
been promoted from Si,i00 cIerkship to q
$1,000 clerkship In the Treasury Department.
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RY W. L. WALL & 90 Auctionsers.

Pr W. L. WALL d 90 Auctionsers.
LARGE SALE OF GROCERIES. TEAS, WINES,
AND LIQUORS AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY MORNING.. March 9th, 1865.
at 10 clock will sell at the store of Jne Nor
gan, No. lS4 2st street, between and streets,
Washington, lar ge assortment of Groceries and
Liquors, consisting Of
!: Barrels Of Whisky, different grades,
Barrels Brandy,
Barrels of Gin,
Barrels of Molasses,
Barrels Coal Oil.
Barrels Maekerel and Herring,
Barrels of Rice and Flsur,
Bo1's Starch. Blue. Soap. Candles. &C..
Chests Tea, Box Coffee. Raisins,
Box Tobacco. Cinnamon, &c, &c,
Barrels Crushed and Brown Sugar,
Brooms, Buckets. &c. &c,
good Mich Cows.
TermA S5D nd under cash; ever $50 credit of
80 and 60 DAYS for notes satisfactory endorsed bear
ing interest.
The Store. nowdoing an excellent bu'iness. for
rent. M
ma2-d VIM L. WALL CO., Aucts.
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REsIGNED.-F. N. Blake, a clerk in the Con-
struction Bureau, Navy Department, has re-
signed to accept an appointment as U. S.
Cons III to Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-03

RY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs
AUCTION SALE.
On MONDAY, the 9Th inst, at 10 clock a. M,
Ginning house seepins. ga 10th street, bet, NJ ond
\ streets, No. $50 North, viz Walnut Sofas,
ture. Jenny Lind Bedstea 5s, Wardrobes, wash
stands, Shades. Carpets Cooking, Air Tight
Stoves Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows and Boil
Requisites.
Terms cash.
MD GREEN Il WILLIAM Aucts
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ny GREEN IL WILLIAMS, Auctioaeers.

M GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioaeers.
AUCTION SALE OF FINE LOT CABINET AND
UNDERTAK ElS' LUMBER
On TUESDAY, the 7Gh instant. at IL o'cIoek n
In, we shall sell. at our Auction Rooms viz:
l.5m feet of fine Mahogany Lumber
10A feet of fine Cherry Lumber
l,t00 feat of Black Walnut Lumber
5-0tast of half inch Poplar Lumber
5l1 feet of half inch Pine Lumber
Thr sa Turning LatheH
Lot Wslnut and Mahogany Mouldiu gs &c re
Terms cash. GREEN d WILLIAMS,
mar I'd AuctiOnaera.
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THE FOURTH WARD (DAvIs) EXEMPTION
CLURIThis club met last evening at the City
Hail.. q. Clayton in the chair-when 1t was
stated that out Of the membership of fifty,
thirteen had been drafted, and that the funds in
hand were not sufficient to pay for substitutes
for those drawn. There was some discussion
as 70 a pro rata tax to make up the necessary
amount, but without coming to any conclu-
sion, the association Adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-03

THE GRAND OPERA. Growers German
Opera commences on Tuesday evening, for ten
nights only. His company has received sew
eral brilliant accessions since its last appear
ance here The chorus has been augmented,
and with the addition OF the entire orchestra OF
the eater the grand orchestra Will Dc unsur-
passed. Purchasers of tickets should De ex-
peditious, as the opportunities for securing Ia
Yorable seats are rapidly Iessening.
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To BE ENLARGRD accom- modations
for the orphan children under the charge OF
St Joseph's Male Orphan Asylum, at the cor
FER of 10th and T streets, being too small tor
the rapidly increasing numbers, the trustees
of that institution have decided on erecting
three. story addition to the Asylum, of i3 feet
front and the work will be commenced as soon
as the season opens.
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PURvEYOR'S OFFICE.

MEDICAL PuKEEfUKS UF = Vi .. ,o,.
Will be sold at public auction, in this city; on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of March next. at the Med led
streets: at 10 o'clock a quantity Of con-
demned hospital property; consisting of Beddinss.
Packing Boxes. bottles. &c, &c.
Successful bidders will be REQUIRED TO remove
0aeH 4" a. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon q. 8. A.,
- c~ AZ. Medical Puryeyar.
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WANTS..

WANTHD.,AsuBsTIrUTE,w white or colored.
WANTra,D.5A1 s1EAr = a. y boy to go nth
wv OAkE BAKER Apply At this ofics. II.
WA.NTTEEs!D.7;A sURsTTTUTl; Te. good az %ss e
sS .nd BE- E ssS ysld At
A BARBER JUST RETTRNID FROM NEW
slsss SHOP. Address IN. ks washin:tsn Post
NJ ANT1D-Two GIRLs. one for washing and
e Kon sos sos
WANTED-A good COOK, WASHER and IRON.
w Err. One who can come well ommended
s11: s s sfs: sS
WANTED IMME1TATEL7-A good oooK,
pastry COOK Also good dining 1!san sHR1ANT
sPp but sR helps
SssP & I.sIs5as lssu. sR
d.ss, pST e sssaPs AsR
door from st6 s.rses, up stairs fairs fsnA ar sas
WAANT,ERRa "A, HEAD WAITER. Apply Marx n.
WANT1D-Tvc MEN to do farm WORK: Apply
~ 269 Pennsylvsnis avenue, between 10th and
WANTED-A good BARBER at No. 496 18th
~ street, between Pennsylvania avenue a nd K
s.: S?saF S si;' & &C.,.
mcCss A WET NIRsa 70, ss; three
2e, 6 st.. near 18th. At o'cieek lock; p. m VIC n2iv.
fsa9s sSs Ts: p P
WANTED-A white female SERVANT, in a
Asps at No. So 81 i iisa
between III and N. m22t*
WANTED-By > com petent and faitbf person,
w asITUATION a. cook or chambermaid: She
can refer to those With whom che lived three
WANTED IMMRDTATELY-A GIRL to assist
w in Dressmaking. Apply at 269 street, be-
tween nee a 18th and ls'a streets. OTTO RrRe
WANTED TMMEDIATELY-AB BARBER. AIso
w a YOUNG MAN to learn the business; one
Tho knows how to shave little will be preferred
WANTERn IIMMEDIATELY.1A good OYSTER
h .ns ss as. At tss sE R0ts
"A FEW R1sPECTABLE BeARDERs WANTED
Also at %see Of 10th and
w attend and make himself GENERALLY ussfa i' in in
fpqglsass ofss rs business PREFERRED Address
WANTED-By.a yeung man, 3 SITUATION as
w clerk in grocery, hardware or shoe stere.
generally
Best Pet Of city reference given. Address B. Star
WANTED-A WOMAN, with good references.
ss between 9th feb fna tn
WANTED-A middle aged WOMAN, as Cook,
Also-A MAN to take charge Of Saloon; good
reference. required Apply At the Westchester
feb Il 20 mar 34+
snf Pf G6 a "a f1TH
ths PSst ofs SstSsea ssh and 9th sss Two
WAETEEDaIBys Young person, SITUATION
the linen rot m. Address Box "a. Star Office. fe9
WANTED; 500, 900 LADIES MoR,,
SWISS &c" ssiS Hm PRiSoEs Stamping iPs
Fluted:, Prince has two ma:hines made expressly
for Quilting Ladies Ruffles with cut the use of
&c; Gnd are the only nachneS hare to do such work
No. b A .EIss to Pr
hours of and 3 m. and y and p. m None need
aH1Esh unless willing to leave the city for Is"
WANTED-On or before March 4th, a HOUSE
snd Of I Wr
msnt good references given. Address PERMA-
nEER SKINS wANTsD!-Ths SUI ss5jbsE. x vii
a. pay ae Glove a1s los High
street 1ez ISL etaf0rss'0"n' D. esAMsBuRe EBERT.
yN ANTED-sKOOND HAND YURNITURN
osa Also SAskHRikNTGs RfRs BED
description. B. BUCHLY, 4O6 7th street,
5e 8-n between g and b. east side.
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
~Ws.. the undersigned, GROCERY MER
uS CHANTS of GEORGETOWN, agree 10 close
Our sfnraa nm Saturday the 4th inst from IL
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RoBBRRY.-About OK o'clock p M yester-
day. a thief entered the dwelling of Mr.. Geo.
W. Riggs, No. $50 street, and carried away
from the passage anumber Of 0vercoats, valued
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AUCTION SALES

RY J. o. MEG UIBE & CO., Auctioneers
IHo80UGH. BRED STALLION AT PUBLIC
SALE.
MONDAY MORNING, March 6th, at ii O'Clock
we saan sell in front OF J. G. Cooks stables Sth
strSae between d and E.
FIRE thorough bred sorrel Stallion ksS hands
hieh, good mover and superior saddle
horse
Certified copy of his pedigree. and the horse can
be seen at the ABOVE stable.
j. G, MCGUIRE & Co.
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SPLENDID COLLECTION OF oHoIos EURO
PEAN OIL PAINTINGS AT PUBLIC AUo-
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
March 7th and Sth commencing at TX o clock each
evening. at our Auction Rooms. shall sell
beautiful collection of about One Hundred and
Rightly CH01CXOIL PAINTINGS, i'm por ted from
Europe during the past year by Mr.. L. A. Toll
MAN we'll known Gopnoisseur of art. This col
lection embraces valuable orr gnal pictures by en-
inent LIKING artists, and fine copies of the most
ceehra*ed picture hythe old masters now in the
different galleries of Europe. Among the subjects
may be found
GToups and Figures. Historical Subjects
Architec raj anu Street views in different Euro
pesn Cities.
Cattle Pieces, Msrins Views,
Game. Fruit, and Flower Pieces,
Landscapes, de.,
with q eat variety of size and style subject and
6aisb and which it is believed will be found
wsrthy the attention OF persons of taste,
The collection will be free exhibition from
Wednesday morning each day and evening until
feb I'D CMcGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
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FORGERY. - Yesterday afternoon, Justice
Thompson took up the case Of Capt. Herman
Meirer, who was arrested on the I'd OF feo-
Tuary, upon charge of obtaining SOY from
Jerome Brown, F., ,,as.ftter, upon q draft
purporting to be drawn in favor OF Kew. 6.
II z. Meiser, Of PenL sylyania, the prisoners
brother, which draft was pronounced for
gerry. The money was obtained In November
last, and the case has had three hearings since
the arrest; and the justice reviewing the evil
dence already given, committed the prisoner
to Jail for trial at court.
ARRIvRD.-Yesterday afternoon, the new
steam fire engine, ordered by the city for our
paid fire department, arrived and was imrn edi-
ately housed at No. engine house on Capitol
Hill The Amoskeag Works at Manchester,
N, H., has the third and last engine about
the early part Of the week.
INQURsT-Yesterday, Justice John H. John
son, acting for the coroner, held an inquest in
view of the body Of the infant found in Crit
tenden's brick yard, mentioned in the Star.
incautious persons, but this was allayed by
the jury rendering verdict that the child's
birth was premature.
DRY GOODS MIR. Joseph J. May, of the firm
OF j. j. May & Co., has just returned from the
great Dry Goods sale in Boston having made
very large and favorable purchases there, es-
pecially in the way of domestics. His custo-
mers here will reap the benefit OF these advaa.
tageous purchases.
RoBBRRY.-About OK o'clock p. m. yester-
W. Riggs, No. $50 / street, and carried away
from the passage number Of overcoats, valued
at $500.
L No.,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY JAS. G. MCGUIRE d co.. Auotionesrs.
EXECUTORS SALE OF SMALL AND yALUA.
BILE TRACT OF LAND AT THE STREET

TUIIG ATE.
On MONDAY, March 9Th. 1865, at II O'CLOCK, NJ,
piece Of Land containing 90 sores, situated at the
junction OF street, Boundary street, 18th street
ana road to Behring'S Bridge. together with the
improvements, consisting of Frame House,
out buildings. The situstion OF the property at
the junction OF seven different thoroughfsresJ
il desirable for business poses and the
Garden.
Terms--one third in cash, the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest secured by .
Deed of Trust on the premises. Conveyanses and
stamps st the cost of the purchaser.
JOHN n MINOR, Executor.
feb I'D JAS O. MCGUIRE CO.. Auct'rs.
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pY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers

pY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
BAILIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of a dis raint made by me John D.
Williams, for rent due and in arrears, L shall sci
in front of the Auction Rooms of Green Il Will
liams, No. $40 18th street, corner of D, on TUES
DAY, March the 9TH, at 10 o'clock a m, the fol-
lowing articles, viz:
2Pine Tables aud Cover. Cherry Table
Washstapd. "a Desks. 81 Chairs
PsrlCr Stove. lot of Gas Fixtures.
CHARLES kIMBLE, Bailif,
me- -2,3d6 GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
by W. B. LEWIS L CO., Auctioneers.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF UNREDEEMED
WATCHES, CHAINS. DIAMONDS, &C., AT
MONDAY. March 9Th, at 10 O'Clock. at our sales
room. No. 3O7 Pa avenue, We shall sell Is very
fine Gold Watches, among which one extra
heavy Gold Hunting English Lever, NJ. J. Tobias
maker, Ne. AZ, go cost 1915; one very fine Chro-
nometer Balance, made to order for K Proilet, of
Natchez, and cost $3.50 in gold; one fue Duplex
do. with heavy Gold Chain; one fine American
Lever. with Chain and Charms; one very fine en-
amelled case Lady Watch. with Chatalains and
Pin; two extra heavy Gold Guard Chains, new
styles Also, Diamond, opal. Ruby and Emerald
Rings, Pins, Buttons, Sets, &C.. very fine and
costly.
The above. with all that will be sold, can be re-
lied of first class articles. Persons interested
in any goods as above will take notice that they
will be sold without reserve.
m 2-3t lChronicle.1 Auctioneers.