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By order of
MAJ-GEN. HANCocE

THOsE CANNON To BE RESTORED.
Official communication received by the
Department of State from Paris justifss the
expectation that the cannon and other
property carried across the Rio Grande by
the rebel leaders, after capitulstion, will be
States in compliance with the demand.
INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
has decided that the mere cArding of wool
is not regarded as q manUfActure,and, there
fore, not liable to duty.
THE DAILY EXPENDITURES.
Owing to the payment of the troops be-
ing mustered out of the service, including
bounties and other necessary obligations Of
the Government, the daily demands upon
the treasury are from four to five millions
of dollars.
COMMISSIONER HOLLOWAY.
The reasons assigned in some of the
newspapers for the resignation of Mr.. HOl
loway, Commissioner of Patents, are such
as that it was to avoid rupture between
the Secretary of the Treasury and himself,
which singular statement is calculated to
do injustice to the Secretary. The Secre-
tary has never had any disagreement with
Mr.. Holloway, and his displacement, or
the appointment of new Commissioner,
hiss never been a subject of conversation
between the Secretary and President.
There are at least 10000 applications on
file in the Treasury Department for sp-
pointments.
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARAECE.
The Navy Department expresses much
solicitude at the mysterious disappearance
of Paymaster Robert Il. Clark, of Della
ware, who has had important letters ad'
DRESSED to him, but cannot, after earnest
inquiry, be found.
COTTON AND TOBACCO IN NORTH CAROLINA
! There is much scattered cotton snC
| tobacco in North Carolina, awaiting pur
r chase, but holders have no means of send
i. ing it to market. Two citizens of ths
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Address BARPER = BROTH ERs,
jyls:t2s Franklin bqusre, NsW York.
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LABORERs' UNIOs PR0CEssIOs.

There was a large procession, Saturday
afternoon, of the Laborers' Union, inclu-
ding the strikers. No trouble occurred.
The railroads have entirely supplied the
places of the strikers, and the Union is en-
titelV beaten.
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aHE z.SO LOAN

PHILADELPHIA, July H..
Jay Cooke reports the subscriptions to
the 7-3O Loan today to amount to the
sum OF So 663, 500. ,.s..ls
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The Louisville Journal, in rather sly,
roundabout way, announces that Mr.. Clar-
ence ]. Prentice, late Colonel in the rebel
army, is the local editor Ct that paper.
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aALLAaRrR,s ErnHlran-

NEW YoRK July IL.
New York Central, 985z; Erie, sOz5; Hud-
son 1919; Reading 100; Old Southern o31S;
Pittsburgh, 679S Rock Island, IO51S;
North Western, III North Western pre-
ferred, SI1{; Fort Wayne, s61s; CantOrS
Ss1; Quicksilver 557s.
Market dull but firm.
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RELRASED.

Boston, July IL.
The Traveller learns that q number of
rebel generals hsve recently been released
from Fort Warren, among them Msjor
General jackson, OF Savannah, and IL is
understood that Generals Marmaduke and
Rattle we're slso of the party.
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ATLANTA-ITs CONDITION.

At Atlanta the people are making no
efforts TO rebuild the city. Over a thou
sand women have applied for rations
Many ofthem wore only a single garment
ofcoArse cotton cloth. One man said that
his family had been living a week on
nothing but wheat and bran. Others told
similar story. 1
Phe writer of the letter says the Presi-
dent has psrdoned prominent and wealthy
rebels, and mentions Metcslf, Of Augusta,
as one.
The keeper of AndersonyilIe prison is
at large in Atlanta,
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NO DISEASE IN sEwBEREE.

b :. .r.r rt.v gig NEw YORK, July II.
Newberne adVices OF the 18th are re-
ceived. s -r.s .gsaI !
The Times is assured by the Board Of
Health that no malignant disease prevails
in town. odd ..s u
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''UsQusstIOnAbIy the best sustained
work Of the kind I'm the world"
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PAYMENT OF SOLDIERS.

Secretary McCuIloch is determined the
soldiers and ssilors shall be paid promptly
and in full A large proportion of the re
oeipts of the Treasury from revenues and
loans are daily devoted to ths' object. Ger
tiHcates of Indebtedness will be relied upon
to meet the specific demands which may
arise IN discharging other demands, until
Congress provides additional resources fol
meeting the demands upon the Treasury
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uDVhs' Tot a. U
WAsHMGrO July II, 1865.
General Orders I
No 10. (

No. 10.
Most of the Regiments comprising the
1st Division, 1st Army Corps, have been
ordered 10 mastering rendezvous in the
different States, consequently they will be
temporarily detached from their Division
and Brigsdes in view of their approaching
departure. The Major General COm'dg
desires to ssy that ss veterans who hsve
served with honor on every battle field of
the rebellion, he trusts their conduct will
continue equally as noble and prsisworthy.
By citizens and soldiers it is expected that
each member of the Corps will feel an
honest pride in the veteran organization
to which he is attached, and will realize
that he represents not only his own locality
and State but also the various armies of
the Union. The Msjor- General Com'dg
trusts that during their absence the mem
bers OF this corps viii, by their good con-
duct and superior discipline fully sustain
the high opinion everywhere entertained
of them as veteran soldiers of the United
States.
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Rnnn mARKET.

NEW YORK, July II.
Gold tonight I43.
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PRESIDENT JOHNSON.

The Hersld's Washington special Gays;
There was a great thrOng st the White
House on Saturday of persons desiring aud
isnce with President johnson. His health is
restored and he is again transscting large
amounts of business.
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THE FLOOD In THE EAST.
soMERy1LLE, N. j. july II.

SoMERVILLE, n. j. July H.
About two hundred feet of the road bed
of the South BrsLch K. r near tae bridge
across the Raritan River, Is washed away
by the freshet, causing suspension ia the
running Of the trains. The water is now
falling. .f rf
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GENERAL HOOKER.

Mnjor General Hooker has promulgated
his first official order in this city, assuming
command of the Department of the Bast,
and relieving Msjor General Dix. The
order specifies the territory included in the
department, and designstes the members
of the department staff
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7
The Spottswood, Ballard and PoWhat-
tan Hotels, and the Tredgar Iron Works,
the property of John B. Davis and VIM.
Allen, negro traders, and others, has been
seized and will be cOnhscated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06

TIE FEET.-Loss of health, energy, temper,
and good looks, are the inevitable con.e-
quences of neglect of disordered feet To all
afilicted we would advise a call at DIR. Whites
Rooms, No. 42i Pennsylvania avenue, between
* and 9Th streets. The skilful chiTopodist
never fails to give relief without causing pain,
and none can afford to suffer who are within
n 10 pach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06

GREAT BARGAINS in Jewelry and Silver.
Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift
Stere, No. ass Pennsylvania avenue, near Sd
street. Your choice for one dollar which also
secures you a free gift, consisting of cluster,
jet and coral sets, sleeve buttons, studs, rings
combs, goblets, cups, tea and table spoons,
forks. no II-lm&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new and beautiful IN
Jewelry and Silver plated ware for Christina
Presents at Priggs Dollar Store, No. 43s Pa
ave-, third door from Ak st. Jewelry whole.
sale and retail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06

MAMMOTH OYsTERs-Notice 10 all Epicurss
and the Public in GenerdL-The undersigned is
pleased TO state to the public that he has to-day
received the first cargo of 6OO bushels of Cherry
Stones of the season. They are the largest ever
seen in this market, some measuring inches
Also five barrels Seaside Oysters from Cape
Charles, noted for their salt flavor, which will
lie served up to customers in his saloon steamed,
and on the Fulton Market style at the old
original, 2e1 Q street, corner 18th.
T. M. HARVEY
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DIED.,

hcEALLY. Suddenly, in Alexandria, Va, on
the 5th Of December, JANIS McNALLY, aged 81
years. He leaves y wife and three children to
mourn his lnss
Ris friends and ecauaintsnces respectfully in
yited to attend his funeral from ST. Dominick q
Church. 6Ih ct, Island.
baltimore IA sers please copy.l
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BURGLARY-Monday night the store OF G.
w. Drew, dyer on Pa. ave, between 9th and
10th ct, was entered by thieves who stole about
slCO worth Of silks. The store was entered
from the rear by way of @ street No clue to
the thieves has been obtained
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MARRIED,

BRADY-ATCHISON. November 10Th, 1885, nv
Rev. Father White, SILAS BRADY to ALICE
ATCHIkON, beth Of this city.
PETTY-DEsHIELDS. On Tuesday, 18th inst ,
Al MaIrent. n. Va by Rev. John W. Pugh, Mr.. J
THOMAS PETTY. Of Frent Roy al, Va formerly
ofHsshiDgtOn, to Miss MATTE A. DESHIELDS,
OF " arTenton. No cards.
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THAT'S WHAT'S THE MATTER.

By the Bard Of Oak Hal.
don't know what's the matter,
My clothes they fit me we'll,
Yet there Is something wanting
What tits / cannot tell.
Now there is Harry Snaggins,
j am better shaped than he,
As smart and quite as handsome
As any one can see.
Yet there's an air about him,
Though l do not wish TO fiatter,)
That gets ahead OF me,
And that's just what's the matter.
On the street i thus stood musipg,
When who should pass me by
But well-dressed Harry SnagginS
l observed HIM with q sigh.
Oh, tell me, Harry, tell me,
j after him did call,
J" here do You get your clothing;
Said he, at Smiths Oak Hall.
SMITH, Bro. Co, Merchant Tailors Oal
Hall. i6i 9TH street, opposite Post Office.
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SANITARY REPOETs.-The Sanitary Police
reported twenty-five cases Of nuisance this
morning. Eleven warrants were served for
failure to ahste the Duisances, and fines
amounting 10 Si7 were imposed by various
Justices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06

LOOK OCT for the first grand ball OF the
Washington District Telegraphic Union at
Marini's ssembIy Room tomorrow evening
A magnificent entertainment is expected.
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CITY TIE M 8.

SEE ANNOUNCEMENT of very Interesting TEN.
perance meeting tonight at Ryland Chapel,
with very distinguished speakers.
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PETIT LARCESY.-Sarah Edwards, coIored
was arrested yesterday by officer Frazier of
the Third ward, for the larceny Of a dress
from Leon Pappars. She was sent TO iail for
court by Justice Thompson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06

JEwELRY.-Go to Prigg's Dollar Jevelry
store, 10 ae Pa avenue, third door from
street, for Christmas presents.
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THROAT DIsEAsE.-"We would call attan
to Browns Bronchial Troches' We have
found them efficacious in allaying Irritation
in the Throat and Bronchia, and would COM
mend them TO the attention of Public Speakers
and others troubled with affections of the
Throat. They are also an excellent remedy for
Hoarseness resulting from cold ConSrega-
tiCnGIisE Boston
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FIRE-This morning about 6; Is o'clock a fire
broke out in livery stable on ID ST, between
13H and 1lth west, kept by A. Il. Keys. The
alarm was given by Chief Engineer Sessford
Of the Fire Department, from box g, and was
promptly responded TO by the hremen. The
roof was entirely burnt of, and the loss will
probably amount 10 over $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06

GRAND LARCENY.-Levi BROKER colored
was arrested yesterday for the larceny of a
cuber, jeweller, AZ street. near Virginia
avenue. BROKER went into the store for the
purpose, apparently, Of purchasing a watch,
and when he got the watch in his hand was
suddenly called out, carrying the watch with
him. He was arrested by officer Steele, and
was held to bail for court by Justice Bos we'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06

lMPERTsHABLE TEKTH.-Can the teeth be rem =
dered mperishablel Internationally they can.
Sozodont, used daily, will render the enamel
absolutely proof against decay, harden the
gums and expel from the whole dental appara-
tusevery offensive and pernicious element 60
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NATIONAL THANKsGIvING.-Rev G. r.
Boynton, ID. d., Chaplain Of the House of
Representatives, will on to morrow THANKS
giving day. at II O'Clock a. NJ, deliver I'm the
HAL OF the House discourse appropriate to
the day. ~
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SUPPOSED STOLEN CATTLE.-Monday night
officer j. o. Johnson and ByrDs of the Third
Ward, found three beeves, in first rate coadi-
non, on the street without any one to attend
Them: Sergt SkippOn inquirIng about them as
eertalned that they were brought to the city by
a col0red man who offered to sell them at Cen
ter Market. The colored man was frightened
on BY the marketers, who asked him for his Ii
Senses- IL Is supposeu they were stolen from
the lower counties of MARYLAND.
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CHARGE OF GRAND LARCESY.-This morn.
ing, detectives ClarvOe and McDeyitt arrested
Patrick Burke upon a charge of stealing S6S in
money from VIM. Kelly. Kelly is a discharged
soldier, and went TO Burke's house, on 9th ST.
pear G. street north, with $3.50 and some small
change. He got TO linking and suddenly be-
came stupid. He staid at the house and on the
following morning revived from his stupidity.
and discovered thar his pocket book and NJ o.
ney was gone. Burke, upon being asked for
them, returned only $40 of the money. Kelly
had been four years in the army, and was paid
On the 18th November last Superintendent
Richards held the accused to bail for court.
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MAYORS OFFICE, GEORGETOWN, n. o.

November 30, 1855.
Be IT KNOWN THAT, in compliance with a late
proclamation OF the President Of the United States
hereby respectfully recommend to the people Of
this town to abstain from secular employment
well as frivolous amusements. on thursday, the
9TH day OF December next, and to observe the same
a. special season for the Offering appropriate
Thanksgiving to our Maker for the restoration of
peace to our land and for long continued manifes-
tsiions Of mercy and goodness. in maintaining In
our midst the Influences of christianity and the
blessings Of constitutional government; for sus-
tanning power in the dark hours Of national sdver
city; for Of life aud health and timely
supplies Of food and rainent, and, above all, for
the consoling hopes and sure promises of a more
blessed Inheritance In the life which Is TO come
no 30 T,s.r.w4t HENRY ADDISON. Mayor
MILLERS NEW DRY GOODS sTORE-Just
W received, large additional supply. Of French
Merinos, Poplins, Empress Cloths, ali wool De
lsinss. low priced Dslaines, Plaids. Black sins,
Lourss, Shephsra's Checks, Ginghams, Prints,
very low Blankets, Quilts, shestinss, Shifting
Muslins, Gloves and Hosiery, Fiannels Under
Vests for ladies and gentlemen, Shsvls, large
stock OF Black Shsvls, Cloths and Cassimeres, for
sale low, st 101 Bridge ST., Georgetown, D. c., by
no A-lmr BENJAMIN MILLER.
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D1AN0S TUNED AND REPAIRED-The un
L derss ned we'll known Tuner and Re -~R
paiTer Of Pianos, of G.. W. Metzerott's Mu- A7
sic Store, would inform his friends ana theiIf Al
friends of music generally that he has separated
himself from said establishment and con nection
with bis brother commenced business his
account. Thankful for the liberal patronage ex-
tended 70 him in the psst four year., he would re-
srecifuly solicit a continuation of the same ut his
place OF business, where he will also ke~p for
sale the ebrsted wilkins Gold Med al Overstrusg
PIANOS and the unrivalI~d Carh4rt, Needham &
Co ORGANS and MELODEONS, for which he has
secured the sole agency. and Is prepared to sell
49, GEORGE L. WILD,
ofGso T.. Wild Il Bro's Pian0furie Mauu fa-tnry,
San assortment OF excellent second hand
flANOS also for sale cheap, to make room TOR new
eLer no 70 lnS
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10y II. X. WALSH CO., Auctieneers
~ 2es Penna. ave-, corner 10th street
RYJ. o. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctio.eers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
21ST STREET. BETWEEN AND M
On MoSDAf AFTERNOON. December 18th
at o'clock, the premises, by virtue of deed
trust TO me, duly recorded in Liber N. Q. T, No
81 folies 81 to A2, shall sell part of Lot I, in
Square a. fronting IL feet inches on 2lst street
north, between l. and streets west. running bs
100 feet, together with the improvements thereon.
Terms One third cash; (of which sum $50 will
be required at the time of sale balance and n
Donths' credit, secured by deed Of trust on the
property.
Cohveyancing at purchasers expense.
sale positive.
THOMAS sNEE, Trustee.
de6 J. C. MCGUIRE a Co Aucts
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RY GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Auctione.r,.

HOrsTHoLp FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
AT NO So X ST, CORNER OF 25TH ST
AT PgBLIO AUCTION
On FRIDAY, the ST. instant, at 10 O'Clock {. -
shall sell at the late residence Of A Morshosse
who has removed from the city
BED Plush, Brocatelle and II cloth Sofas.
Hair cloth, Rocking, Cane seat and other Chairs,
French plate 81 feet Gilt sud other Mirrors.
Marble TOD Center, Pier, Dining and other Fables,
Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Ma BILE top and other Washstands,
Mehogany IIib with hair Mattress,
Pair, Shuck and straw Mattresses.
Fine Feather Beds, bolsters and Pillows,
BrcesieIle and other Cartains and Oernicse,
OIL Cloth, Mating, CsrIetiBs and stair Rods,
sidsbosTd ard Arm Dining Chairs,
Radiator. Franklin, Alright, Coeking and other
Stoves,
Refriserstor, Tubs and Kitchen Regulates.
Terms each.
GREEN WILLIAMS, Auets.
n. b. Premises, with stable and carriage house,
to let Init ds "A
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RIAL
By virtue ef decree = Of the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges County sitting ~ sCourt of Equi-
therein depending, in which certain Thomss II.
brown Is complainant, and BssilT Brown and 9TH
oGer q Public sale the smi.es at the hour OF
i2o'clock, m, on FRIDAY, the 9th day Of Deem
q Hssh sSs Sss ' sss
-. Brown died, seized. and Possessed, subjsct 90
Basil Brown. and containing lis Acres. .ns ssus,
ted IN Prince Georges County two miles from the
Of s BoTs and saaWRf . to =:
Berry, Fsars., and ten miles from washngton city.
Ortsbis Bwens House H csutsiaHs n reO M f Psn
try ane Kitchen, Meat House., Ice House, stable
rair and Pump With good Pstsraad the soG Farm r
Yard and Gsrdet are we'll enclosed
The sell OF this estate IL excellent, and Ia wall
county and i, near enough to tn. W ashington ar
fet to rake the culture Of fruit and vegetables
Terms: BY The terms Of the decree. one half OF
On the sssreo t Sg t 4d !e esG
and the balance IN sonsl instalments Of one and
Interest from the day Of sale, and the payment
tie sof to be secured by the bonds Of the purchs
ehss. money lsnd rot b.fOrel the tru.te, Is an;
therized by the decree to convey the said real
estate 70 the purchaser, free, clear and discharged
the widow or of any person claiming BY, from or
RICHARD D. D. Crew, Trustee.
widow of the sbove nsm n 4. Brown, the .1Se
Der is ,Sthofized % sell the DOVER o the said
same time and place when the said land ssld and
sIUn the payment TO her out of the cash proceeds
Of sale ef the smount she is 20 receive for raid
dover, she will convey the said dover TO the par.
chaser and give him Possession thereof.
Richard b. b. CHEW, Trustee.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The cIedttors of the late Basil B. Brown Are here-
hy nouned To file their claims against the said Basil
u. BTown, with proper vouchers thereof annexed
IN the said cause with the Clerk OF the Above Cor rt
on or beiore the lst day OF A pril, Iss:
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RYTHos. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
VTRY DEsIRABLE AND VALUABLE I'M

On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Dec 18th, at
% clock p m, will sell. in front Of the premises,
that very desirable property fronting g. feet in
ebes -h Cay street. between Congress and WASH
inston and running back 10 feet, aud adj
lSihing the residence OF Dr. Riley aud Jenkin
Thomas. Fsq, and commanding one Of the hRest
views m the town. The improvements consist Of O
large two story frame q y cling house.
Terms Que third cash balance in six and
Twelve months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trugt on the property.
Convsyancing and stamps at the cost Of the psr-
chaser.
de4- THOS BOWLING. Auct
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RY WM. L. WALL & CO., AuctiOnesr..

n 49, BUILDINGS Al AUCTION.
TN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, DAc eth at
o clock, We will sell two Frame Bulldogs esoh
IL feet by 10 feet each containing two r.ams stu
stsd IN Prices Alley, near corner 18th and SITS.
de5 WI WALL A CO. Au,,.. =
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AUCTION SALES.
RI wARDwELL HAYS, Aocs- G,o,-

RY WARDWELLA HAYS, Aucts.; G,or cor
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AuorIox
On FRIDAY MORNING. peesnh.r al - a
O'Clock. We will sell, at No 81 Montgomery sect
between Bridge and Gay streets. Georestovn =
general assortment OF Household Furniture on a
family declining housekeeping, consisting sf-
Parlor Iu rniture, Cottage Sett
uresus, Bedsteads. Chair
Carpets, Cooking and other Stoves
And maly other articles too numerous TO men
uop, all Of which Is nearly new.
IT. WARDWELL HAYS. Aucts.
Try II. X. WALSH q CO., Auctieneers
Ses Penna. ave-, corner 10th street.
POSTPONED SALE.
GOODS; RIBBONS SAAwLS, MUSLINs. ME-
RlhnEs, HOOP SKIRTS. CALlOoES, FURS,
On soNPssii MORNING, Dec. ,,.h Alto o,c,.os
We VIII sell 81 our salesrooms, q large assortment
OF Drg foods, furs, &C, and name In part
Zine Alpat as French MeripoaS,
Delafnes, Muslins, Table Linens
Hoop Skirts Balmoral skirts shavIs
Calicoes, Poplins. Gloves, Ribbons,
CAenille Scarfs, Hosiery,
Gents Shirts and Drawers, &c &c.
Together with the usual assoft mt contains I'm
frst-class sale.
Elegant Fancy Robes,
Real Fitch Muffs and Capes.
Siberian Collars and suffs, &C.
cash.
The ladies are especially invited to attend.
de6d M. X. WALSH a CO., Aucts.