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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24
FOrt Anderson a 3 DefanaiHa IEnrE.

NsW YORK, Feb. 23.-Thetf Tribune's
correspondent says of Fort Aldsrson:
VT is work of great extent, covering
nearly as much ground as that Of Fort
FISHER. It is work of great strength, its
sea front, like that work, being series Of
iarge g mounds or trayerses, rising from 2b
to 30 feet above the waters Of Oape Fesr
river on which it fronts to the northeast
ana extending in alternating mounds, ira.
verses, angles, embrasures and dikehes.
enclosing an area of about four square niles'
lts lmPortance is greatly enhanced when II
state that 1t was connected with system
ol river distractions, cheeGuz dc friss'i tor.
pedees, &o., which it would have been i'm.
possible 10 pass gRfie held BY the enemy,
and also commahds the right Of the enemy's
strong line of works on the opposite nen.
insula side of Cape Fear river. The can.
tnre Of this fort, which was the Kew Of
their defenses on Cape Fear river, posi-.
lively necessitated the retirement Of the
whole of Gen. Bragg's forces to noint
nearer Wilmington."T - i!1
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otSorsNATl, Feb. 9s.-Businsss was par
TALLY suspended yesterday and the day
vas y! celebrated by the firing of salutes and
The new Ohio regiments, raised under
the front. a -N'' 70 ~,
Ine H1ttnoat;~s-e lin nae s1s sAAis4 ~. A..
msjority. 7. ~ rtNe
Gen: Palmer, commanding in Kentucky
announces that his policy will in no degree
materially dtifeE fFOms the course pursned
by Gen. Bnrbridge. The enlistmsnt of
negroes will be vigorously prosecuted. No
State troops will be enlisted or allowed in
the State, but all troops raised in the de.
fence of the State shall be mustered into
the United States service, and will be nn-
der the control of Federal officers.
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FoRFREss MONROE, Feb. 21.-The steam.
er. Admiral DUPONT arrived to-day from
Hilton Head, and brings mails and 'impor-
tant dispatches for the War Department.
Nothing was known of Sherman's move.
ments, as his base of operations was SO far
removed that there was bat little commit
nication carried on with his army, except
by mounted couriers. 1T
Lieut.. Gushing arrived here to. day from
Ft. Fisher. ,'.taE = -
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Conc to Richmond Aeain.

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-A special to the
Herald from Washington, says:5 =
Gen. Singleton, of Illinois, a peace dem.
ocrat, who, it will be remembered, recently
visited the rebel capital, left Washington
on the second excursion to that place. &C.
companied by Judge Hughes, late of the
Oourt Of Claims, it is supposed on peace
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BosFON, Feb. 23-Ths proceeds of the
dry goods trade sale, which closed last
night, amount to So, ,OOO,O The average
prices were deemed satisfactory to both
seller and purchaser. se- ,,--. -aI
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PHILADELPHIA, Fsba 23.d-TKe Press
Washington special has the.report that
Gen. Lee had attacked Grant and our
troops had met with reverse. -1il- .-
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No VIOLENT sTRIRalNa OF THE HEAD.
TH1 SINsR OF TAsrE AND sNELL RHs+oRvD-

No VIOLENT sIRINoING OF THE HAD.
EHH sENsE OF TAsfI AND SKILL REsroRm.9
Por centuries oatarrh has defed the skill OF pbv,
icianS and surgeons. No medical work oontafnS 1
prescription that win eradicate it Nothing saw
Ut. 9oodaie's Remedy will break It up, radicSliy
S tnS principle OF the disease and preclu
no lorm OF Caterrh can Withstand its searchiur
power and no mode Of treatment ever afforded sucf
1nediate relief or gave such universal satflfactiop
Pe1etrates to the very seat OF this diSoase AM
exterminateS 1t, rootaud branch for ever. :
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
Hay, RosE, AND PEEIoDIo oA9LRRA.-Dr. R. Good
ale's 0atsrrh Remedy and mode Of treainsrt ~
only Affords the greatest relief ii every variety
SatarTh but 1t oxtiuguiShes the disease forever 4
us types and stages. Every one speak, we'll of Il
Price 800 per Bottle. Send astamp for DrCSooS
ale,s New Pamphlet on oatarTh, Its perfect mode .
IeetmSn5 and rapid cure. Information Of price
less value Send or call at once . = F'SS
NoGEoH = Co., Sole Agents, IS Bleecker Ct. N. Y
- q F9E, sale By z: u. LOGAN { CO., and 10
GAN, LIST : Co, Wheeling. -1N ~
nOV2S-1yd&w - s.I tH .-a Eg
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QUE RERELLIoN IN nNnI-.nn

rests win be made by military authority
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New YORK, Feb. 2sd.-stoels higher.
Money more active at 6 per cent. Sterling
exchange dull at 1854. Gold opened at
1888, rose to 2O2 and closed at 2ol.
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HOLIDAY EGTFTs

GREAT BARGAINS IN JEwELRY.
w. FORSYTH & CO.,
- Nansan St, y. z, (adjoining the Post Onco)
onsr for Salo the following MAgnlaeont Lst Of
Watches, Chains, JeWelry, &C..
iga VALUED AT 03OO,OOO.,
Each Article One Dollar and not to be paid for until
a1 yOu know what yoI are to getI
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FRoM THE soUrH.

8on6astio Threats and B0a,tsas 10 .I6at a,
South sOiH do IN Guerrilta Ravf Af,.r
Z2sir 4rntes are 0psrthrova aud Di,.
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speech OF Lord PaImerston In IN.
House of Commons.
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10000 Gold Pens With Silver Extension
ss Ca9ols and PeneiIs. to 8 6
The articles In this stock Of JsWoIry are Of the
neatelt and most fAShionablO styoS CeEtianStSS Of
Al the various articles are placed in BeLiSd enT6.
opeS and mixed, thus giving ali faiF chance and
tent by mai or p eoltg each and onthO receipt Of
the eeEhheatS. b at your option to send One DoI-
earttneateS 81 eleven for 81 thirty for SS 6tEtyaVO
for SO and one hundred for Sl5 CertiasatO money
70 be enclosed Wi'h the order. OoTrOgpond0ncO
promptly answered. I1-5 - -
AGENTS wanted in sVsry Town and Regiment.
Bend for OireuIATi AddrOa1, -..., tf-9ssf
nOy12-smdGu lalG = Hau1SG 1troet. HsT York.
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THE 81. ALRANs an

The following forms part of the proceed
lings OF the House on the 10th inst. =
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II ovnlsOATARRH, AED PAIs n rns rEnpIIs

II CUR1s oATARRH, lSD lvEars CoSsunpIrou.
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NO CURE. NO PAY, II you Try PIsO'5 Cure foI
IN Consumption. For sale ct
foa Il BOOKINGS Drug Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-10
AUCTION SALES.
RfTHos. DOWNING. Auet'r; Georsetown.
oHANoERY SALE OF yALUABLl REAL Es-

By virtue Of decree Of the sip,eme Cour. Of
d Of March. A. D. 1855. and passed in Certain
ss C therein depending. In which T. d Linthicun
q, 20: we're com claimants and the widow and heirs
~ Jaw OF HichAid Jones defendants, tthe same be
IA, s es1se No 24s equity docket No the under
sx1eo VIII ssl 1t pu bile Auction, to the highest
aaeeT OF on MONDAY the 10th day Of April next:
s,s Mtyhiass addition to Georg.tSvn fronting
Market and FREDERICK streets Also: Lots No e.
teen' tib sixteen 16l seventeen tlD eighteen, US)
ana neteen, l91 in Peterss Square in said town,
fronting about 1873 feet the east side of High
street, south of and near Bridge street This last
piece OF ground fronts about l56 feet the Ches.
apeaXe and Ohio canal. and ia one of the finest
Iocatiens TOR blsiness purposes IN Georgetown:
IL 10 improved by 3 two story Brick House and
frame CARPENTER and Wheslvright shops.
Terms of sale. as prescribed by decree: One.
fourth cash; residue in 6, IL and 10 months, with
interest from the day of ssle for which the notes
take3.
Ailconveyanoing. including revenue stamps, a.
the cost of the pu rchsser
II the t. rms Of sale are not complied within ays
DAYS after day OF sale, the trustee reserves tbs
chaser.
The whole property. will be sold free of the
widows dover, and the sale will commence ca
Lot No. PIG, and adjourn from lot to lot.
J. CARTER MARBURY. Trustee.
m1-eod&ds THOS. BOWLING. Auct.
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10y W. L. WALL Il CO., Auctioneefs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs

TATE IN THR SEVENTH WARD.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of
the District of Col umbia in Equity sitlirg bear
ing date Dscepbsr laIh iss., and passed IL
Complain ants and Edward NJ Clarke et al. are
Defendants, tNo. lel Equity.J shall offer for
sale at Public Auction. in front OF the premises,
O'Clock. p. Nj. :, the following Real Estate. viz;
in "a uare numbered three hundred and
fifty three (a53l Of plan of the City Of Washing
ton, beginning for the north east corner Of said
square. at the intersection OF D street south and
10Th street west; thence running south on line
with said 10th street ninety 800 feet. thence west
fifty four t64) feet ten and one half le1D inches,
thence north ninety (9I feet, thence east on line
with said street, fifty four (b4 feet ten and one
the i'm provements thereon.
This property is situated on the corner OF
street south and 10th streetwest, and oners great
Inducements to purchasers.
Terms-One third cash, the residue In six and
twelve months, the purchaser giving his notes for
the deferred payments satisfactorily endorsed and
bearing interest from the day Of sale:
Title deed to be retained until all OF the parohass
money is paid.
If the terms of sale are not piled with within
FIVE DAYS from the day of sale the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the said property at the risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser, BY stvinE
the city of Washington ,,ovp rrus.sa
mhl02av3w6ds WI. WALL & CO., Aucts.
[Republican.l
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
A. LLOYD. Trustee.
sp5 WIN. L. WALL d CO., Az cts.
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RYJAs. O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auotionesrs.
TRusrER,a sA1E

By virtue Of deed of Trust, duly made and ers-
cuted by william Loring and wife, bearing date on
the 23a OF March. A. 1854, and duly recorded in
Liber T.. No g: goli9s l6s. ct SEQ uitur 9s s
District of Cou 70 ba, shall sell ct Pu bile Anc.
ton on SATURDAY. the 18th day Of April. 1855. At
thirty two. (32, in Charles J. White s subdivision
of original Lots No S, 6, 8, g. To- IL, H. ID and Ia,
in Square numbered two hundred and thirty six.
Tsrms: One half cash; the residue in six months
with interest, secured by deed of trust on the
premises.
chaser. h u SPALDlNd. Grustee
ap 4-dts ]. O. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
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,ILE OF CONDEMNED HORSES,

~ ouarsun,dster Ges~aPs QGes, First Divisiss.y
.Washinstox City, April 1, l0SS,
bidder, at Giesboro, D. O., on
TUESDAY, April 1,
TUESDAY, Aprill
TUESDAY, April ls,
TWO HUNDRED OAVALkY H0RSEs EACH
DAY.
These horses have been condemned q unat foe
the cavalry service Of the army
For road an ana iarmine purposes. many good bar.
Horses sold singiy. Sale to commence at 10 4.
ID. Terms caeh, in United States currency
JAMES A,.EHIH,
Brevet Brigadier General. In charge FirstDigt.
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RYJ. MCGUIRE & co.. AuetIoneers.

THREE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ON
INV YORK AVENUE. NEAR FOURTEANT H
S1RkkT. AT PUBLIC SALE.
OnNW EDkEsDAY AFTERNOON, April H.. at
O'Clock. in trent of the premises, we shall sell
three very desirable building lots, fronting each
II feet iach on the south side of New York ave,
ttors at the corner OF Hth street., and running
back about loo feet to paved alley.
Terms One. third in cash; the remainder Ia six
and twelve months, with interest secured By
deed OF trust on the premises.
COnveyAn.e s a. stamps at the cost oil the par.
chaser.
Ap6-S j q McG IlRE q O0., ANOtS.
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RYJ.C MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionssrs
TRUSTEE'9 SALR

TRUSTEES SALE.
In execution Of decree of tho Supreme Court
for the District of Columbia, passed on the 7th Of
Jnne, 1854, in cause depending the equity side
thereof, in which Hasner ct al. are comPlainsnts
as trustee will sell at public auction on the prem.
Uses at SO o'clk p. NJ. on WEDNESDAY, the 81
day of May, 1865, Lot No. Is, in Squarei4l, in the
First Ward of Washineto city.
This Lot fronts 65 feet inches on street, be-
tween 18th and 10th streets, south of Pennsylvs-
mia avenue. opposite the public reservation. and
back ls3 feet. 1t is situated in an agreeable
and improving. portion Of the city. in view OF
1t will be subdivided, IL desired, to suit purchs-
sers.
The terms Of sale prescribed by the decree are
as follows One third Of this purchase money to
be paid in cash. and the residue in two equal in
stalments. at six and twelve months from the day
OF sale. The whole to bear interest from the day
of sale to be secured by bond or notes to the sat-
isfsctiOn Of the trustee.
The trustee reserves the right to resell any por.
tien Of the property if the terms of SAFE are not
sale, at the risk of the defaultins purchaser, on
ten days. notice Ia the National Intellieencer.
Conveyancing and stamps Ut the cost of the pur.
ALEX. B. HAGNAR, Trustee.
ap7-2aW6ds J. C. MCGUIRE Il Co. Aucts.
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RYJ. g. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auotionssrs.

DESIRABLE THREE, BRIoK HOUSE
WITH BACK BUILDING, NEAR TH1 COR
NHR eF NINTH AND STREETS, AT PUB
On WEpNEsDAY AFTERNOON, April 18th, at
s CLOCK on the premises, sb all sell desirable
Three Story Brick Dwelling, with back building,
containing 10 rooms, fronting 81 feet on the south
side of street. neZt to the corner of 9Th. and
running back rs fset.
twelve months, with interest, secured BY deed
Of trust.
Ali conveyancing and stamps at tho cost Of
puI chaser.
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BACK AGAIE.-Malcolm Wallingsford, for
merly clerk In the Interior Department, who
was one Of the first to 90 South at the break.
Ing cut of the rebellion, has again made mis-
appearance in Washington.
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fynhle for farm MAJ ALFRED JONE6
Feed Dealer, 1876 z ct. bet. 2lst and I'd,
n H-lms ond etA stss IN oeuteI Mar KEY,
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A FIRST GLASS COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE

offer at private sale part Of nay farm, known
as "Woodley containing, by a recent survey. %
acres. roods and Is perches; an adjoining tract,
mo stly in timber. of % acres, roOds and perch
es, will be added, if desired. The improvements
are large we'll built DWELLING, beautifully
situated in a grove Of forest oaks. and command
ing fine view Of Washin gton city, the Potomac
river and the surrounding country: large Barn
and Stable Ice house, filled with Ice. and other
necessary outbuildinss. There is large number
of Fruit trees, standard and dwarf, embracing
nearly every variety: .
The above place is situated in the county OF
Washington, b G. one and half miles north of
Georgetown. directly east of St. Adams Church,
on the road to Tennall yt0wn. 1t is bounded on
the north and east by q proposed public road,
called 'Woodlsy Road, part of which was com.
pleted last year, by which road the place will
be within fifteen minutes drive of Warrington
further description of this pr sperty is deem ed
unnecessary, as all contemplating purchasing are
invited to examine the place.
If not disposed Of at PR vste sale before the
ton, of which due notice will be given
Attorney al. Law mo. 81 Congress street, George
town, opposite the Post Office, corner of Eighth
and Market Space, Washington city, who is pre-.
pared to chow plat of the land.
m2S 3tawtf p. A. BOWEN.
IRON BosTON-The Regular Packet MERCY
Il TAYLOR, Can't. Nickerson. has ar AE
rived and is now dischsrging her freight. 0k
80 and 101 Water street,
ap 6-St- Georgetown, D. G.
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BALL.-The CLERKS in the Quartermaster s
Department give q ball tonight al Odd Fell
lows Hall for the benefit of Mr.. j. b. Baker, of
Captain Moore's Office, recently drafted The
arrangements are such as to insure a great sue
cess, and the popularity of those engaged in
the undertaking cannot fail of rendering the
ball one of the most pleasant of the season.
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GoLD-PLATED LADIES' COMBS, gold .plated
Jet and pearl sets, gold-plated long chains,
dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store No. AS
Pennsylva avenue, near IL street.
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctionsers.


TRusTEE's SALE OF yALgABLE THREE
ssf{SsohS iNp THfSp sfSESFs WEST. AZ
On ia GRsDAY, the 18th inst, ats 'oloek .. m >,
deed of trust to the subscriber dated the 7th day
Of March 1853, and duly recorded in Lieer n. O. r.
cords foE The county Of Wsshnsto in the ' Disi-
trct of Columbia, and being part Of Lot No g. in
Square No. 56s, being 20 feet front on north i
running back 100 feet to Is foot alley, with the
' FERNS: One halt cash; the balance IN al, and
twelve months, secured By a deed of trust on the
An conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
800 will be req uired down when the property
80 HENRY T. ZIMMERMAN. Trustee.
ap7-eed&ds. GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
A UoTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED HoRsss.
Quartsrnaster Generals Ome.. F;,a D;c,,;o..,
WASHINGTON City, April i, 1865
VIII be sold, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at Baltimore, Nd, on
THURSDAY, April Is, 1865,
TWO HUNDRED MARES WITH FOAL,
many OF them well bred and in good condition.
ON THURSDAY. Asrn 20, 1855,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
ON THURSDAY, April q, 1855.
ONE HUNDRED MARES WITE FOAL AND
ONE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
The Herses have been condemned % unit fog
Fer road and farming sl p1rpoSs:. many good b.r.
znss: ssi s.I fss s.s
S: fsr%: s ss.s United Sts SSSsr
Breyet Bsisadisr aenerai'in charge First Di!isica
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10y WIN. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
d South. corner Pa. ave. and 9th street

10y VIM L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers.
d South. corner Pa ave. and 9th street.
GROCERIES, SUGARS. LIQUORS CIGARS AND
TOBACCO AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING, April 18th, at 10
40 Barrels Crushed B. C. and Extra White Sugars
10 Barrels Brown Sugars
Chests Gunpowder and Young q yson Tea
Boxes Canned Fruits and Meats
Boxes starch, Yeast Powder, and Cheese
Boxes Ginger and Cinnamon
Gases histy. dem;johns Brandy aud Whisky
81 Boxes Coffee Chse.e
Boxes Havana Tobacco ard Cigars
% boxes prime Chewing Tobacco
u erots Natural Leaf Tobacco
Cases Glaret and Champagne
Oct ayes and quarters Brandy, Gases Janaaica Rum
Gibson's XIX, Old HOu tbon and Other brands
BARRELS Whisky, various brands vr
80 cases GLASSWARE
Updersbirts and Clothing
A auantity of Small Stores and Buffers Goods.
aps W. L. WALL & CO., Arcts.
pYJ. e. STAFFORD & CO. Auctioneers.
LUMBER Ar AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, April 1Ith, at Il o'clock q, m, at
cargo atum Der, consisting Of shout
S feet feet ofs White s;n Pine Gqinss'
10000 Shingles,
80 0OO Laths
Carpenters, builders and others IN want OF III M
Der will do well to attend.
aps-s sD'i'''sJ J. G. STAFFORD CO., Aacts. ;
RY w. B. LEWIS CO. Austionsers;
THIS EVENING. att O'Clock, We shall cell a
large variety of Photographic Albums. Silver
Plated Ware, q, Id and Silver Watches. Chains,
JJerelry, &c. with good assortment OF FANCY
' spslw w.B. LEWIS d CO., Auetioneers.
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CITY ITEMS.

CEDAR CAMPHoR TOR MoTHs-MarSh and
April are the best months to ensure your win
ter clothing against ruin by ravages of these
destructive vermin. One package no,o is worth
six in June. Harris i Chapman, Boston, fac
ture II. All druggists have it.
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AUCTION SALES.
IH7S AFrERNOON AND To-AokRoW
pYaRasN d WILLIAMS. Auo.ioa.ss..

sIRABLE R1AL ESTATE on PEENsYLyA-
sotfAM y siDs AZ sRLs
6 III .sit q ahsss "a ssass
are Of sp .n nSd Of
en sHS ;Ss 10Th il 81 % IT, 3:
s, nd and demand which MAJ, died seized
Of 70 ,ns
and being on the south side OF Fen asylvstis ave
IN the city Of Wsshin ston: contsaisss is square
feet more or. less, together with the improve
story Frame HOUSES ~ svsnus sad
a one and half story Frame House ON tho rear
Terms: One half cash; aud the residue in three
e en n Psss,s sis
he said Court Of tie pssriet 81 ooiams
dollars to be paid the purchaser when the lot is
bid s o sksHs kSh iiixm T5a; ssst.
RYJAs. o. McG UIRE CO., Auctioaeers.
HANDsonN ssRsITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
On FRIDAY MoREIha. aarc6 g.. ii 10 o'clk,
at the sidsnee No 26s street. between 18th and
18th stI Gets We shall sell the Furniture and Effects.
8legant "alaat Parlor Suit. covered in Bed Ds-
Rep covered Turkish Easy Chairs
Marble top covered Centre Table
Laos WipdoH Curtains, one cornioe
Walnut Marble top Hak Suit
Carved Wslnut, Velvet coVeIed Arm Chairs
Morocco covered LoupGe and Chairs
Marble top Bureaus, Wash3:auds, WsrdrobeS
Walnut BedsteAds, Spripg Mattresses
Hair and Eask MattI esses. Cottage Suits
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Blankets, Sheets, Quilts. Comforts
Cane and Wood seat Chairs, Toilet ssSs
Oak Mar BILE top Sideboar1
Oak Extension Dining Taele
Oak Cane. seat Dining Chairs
Silver plated Tea Sets, Castors n;.,
Silver plated Walters, Eask cts, Dssee
French China Crookery, Fruit Disaes
Cutlery and Glass Ware, Ohetn8 OIsnes
Cut and engraved Bo eMien Glass ware
Mahogany. Walnut and Pine Writing TahdsS
Cook Stove and fixtures
Together with . gen sral assortment OF hitcheu
m ~ g. McGUIRH6 Co., Aucts.
@THH ABOVE GALE Is UNAvsIDABLY
ostponed until TUESDAY, April 4th. same hour
and place.
wTHE ABovEsALE Is FURTHER POST
poned until THURSDAY MORNING. April 6,
' ap4 Ha'f AA0 ). q. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FURTHER
TUESDAY MORNING, Aaril y. same hour and
nlaco JA2 MGauIRE n Co
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DIED,

on the Sth instant oftyphoid pneumonia EPH.
Raj ID b. R9DBlRB, aged As years
Dearest father, thou hast left us,
We thy loss most dee ply feel;
But tits God that has bereftus
BE can all our sorrows heal
The frie nds OF the family are invited to attend
hs funeral from his late residence on LIST street,
.sstwee1 and NJ. to- morrow Tuesday aftern DON
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CouNTY SURVEYOR Orders for the services of
- w ooEThty surveyor may be left with N. CAL
to tie subscriber at Brightxood. D. q.
-. B. D. CARPENTER.
ep o-Im County Surveyor.
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PERJURY CASE Alberta Creak, colored,
was arrested Saturday by officer Hilton, upon
a charge of perjury. The case was heard
before Justice Miller, when it appeared in
evidence that the prisoner had made oath that
woman named Elizabeth Augusta, with
whom she lived, kept bawdy house. Upon
this oath the justice issued a warrant, and
Augusta was arrested. When Alberta was
called TO testify she refused, and denied that
she ever made the oath. Justice Miller held
her to bail for court.