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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-23
PART II

But thought of still be was BY one,
The offspring of his thankless son;
But six years old this child might be,
Aud like cherub sweet locked he
A stranger 10 the worldly mask,
For grandpapa hs'i often ask;
Who dearly loved the good old man.
Who to the child was ever Kind;
His graudpspA he needs must find.
He watched the place, he rose betimes,
And to the loft the sweet boy climbs;
Twas depth Of winter, frost and SHOWS,
The old mans bed was scant of clothes
And nipp'd with cold. and punched with pain
With sighs he ventures 90 complain. s
With innocent and anxious face
The child surveys ihe wretched place,
And grief his feeling heart bespeaks, I
And tsars run down his bsauteous cheeks;
Ind to his parents quick he rms,
And With the tale their ears he ssuns.
They never thought of this before.
Bat ordered now a blanket more.
To shield his age from winters harm.
And hrep the old man snug and warm
The little boy with this was pleased, t
And Of his grief his heart WAS ea.ed,
: Efhs child Vas praised for 50 much thought
The bell vas rung, the blanket brccshs-
The ehild the aeecy blanket feels;
His sndug face his joy reveals aa5s7s2
wi hen I'm man." cries be, Z" t~li fresss-
Mamma, your scissors, if you pleaser'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-23

How Senator Patterson Tennessee,
could consistently take the Test Oath in
face OF the fact that he was7a judge IN
der the Confederate Government" is
question which must be left to casuists
for decision He held Office under the
rebel government. yet he swears be did
not. Nothing can explain this but the
Southern system Of mental reservation
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-23

In Il. speech of Prsss4eqt Eqbets - tee 1snaans,
at Buffalo, be is rspcrtsi ta hEre sad:
-.s-T.s sEtsW4oE v w%@gxrsg al &
s.The dawn Of Irish liberty apProeeanGs and n .
friendly spsru a.k ynu Z 4sriAuAyDE tnDd sSsssry
osherpeosae -he spsxsgs6eg ias te1sys helRs To-
slAre 10 man, And REMEMBER that Gp4 eeaaed a aA
ACCORDING % own in.x.; h.a b. oks ~ - nas
!. de oolor o. he f.cs.s ~ sss q tss ss.r~lAp
riause -aaa5 rxETs
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-23

The Eapdr. say. that fhe ULion party "sianored"
for the @surrendsr of lands u The 8outE so se
niggers." An. 5WsrSsaeubasr thst - the 2Iia day
October, 1854, President ADdrev Johnson made
speech 10 the uiggers At SashTie in which be fur
iou=Iy announced himself favor Of eo6fseassg
bag planta6oas Of tbs &dsDsnzts IT tse Soass snd
asabIaek". The copperhesi lssdsrs-y allAndighan
al their eAa-endorse Asdfes 5sfuson md ne Unicn
party Do pot-D.ysos It~s vbs has ts7aiIsi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-19
RY W. L. WALL & co. Auciioneers.

GREAT SALE OF FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD
PlAko, LARGE FRENCH PLATE MIR
BORS, &c, by Catalogue, the entire Eurniturs
and Fixtures Of the United States Hotel, Wash
inRtOn, d C., at Auction.
Will be sold As above. commencing MONDAY.
June j., lS65, at 10 o'clock a. IN, and coutinus
from day 10 day till all sold, the entire furni-
ture fixtures, nd hotel stores including lilo aors
and cigars, Of the United States Hotel, on Penoa
avenue. between 81 and az streets. The furniture
consists Of the usual assortment found in large
hotels, together with good Steam Boiler, IL
horse power, and several hundred feet Of Pine
Also, q cast iron Steam Table. Also. steam Boil
ers for vegetables, &C. Alss, 60gsllon Water
Goiler.
Also, will be sold as above, on THURSDAY,
June 2lst, At II clock, good second hand heteI
omnibus, Hacks, / top Buggy, I 4 seat RoSka-
ness, good family Horse
Also. on same day, after sale Of the above the
English marble and stone Tile on the fieor of the
Office and sittin q room of the hotel
H0usekeepers and dealers will find this sale
worthy their attention
Catalogues of the geeis can be had at the otel
and Of the auctioneers SATURDAY. previous 20 the
sale W L. WALL A CO
9eu llDt6Chron Anctioueers.
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A STOLEN BEAC ELE-.-This morning = No.
gro giIl named Anna Belt. who lives in Wash
ingion, went 10 Georgetown aud offered a gold
bracelet. in which was set the miniature like
ness of 81 gentleman. for 81 She was arrested
on suspicion OF having stolen Il, and taken be-
fore Justice Buckley. The girl said she took
IL from white man who owed her money aud
refused to pay her. Any one having lost such
a bracelet can see II a. the police station,
Georgetown. The girl is held for Il fu:her
hearing
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GEORGETOWN .ADVER'MTS

L private family. New brick house; good
airy rosms Apply a. the house Nc. SO ID street
and 18th streets. Washington. lie E.sts
CREAT BARGAINS in DRY GOODS AT MIL.
~ LER'S NEW STORE, 10l Bridge street.
Se1Esst toy received Q large suypiy Of
variety, shawis, 80 BaEeses and Crapemerstts,
housekeeping Goods. Cloths and Cassimsrss,
Gloves, Hosiery, Hoop skirts, Oalicoes at TO- i2I,
is, lsx. 20: 2, Is cents, Beached Muslin l2H, is,
~. Is, 81, SH cents, Brown Mualins Is. IS; o. 3
cents, Coored Alpscas IS to 62lS cents. Black and
White Plaids rs cents. full stock OF Black Dress
Goods and Black ehawls We are selling our
Goods very cheap Those in want Of good goods
at low prices would do we'll to give us 8 call
my ID I'M BENJAMIN, MILLER.
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PosTFoNED.-The case OF Leonard Huyck
PRESIDENT OF the Merchants National Bank
VINO was arrested about week since on the
charge OF obtaining money from Jos. Thorn
ton, and held TO bail for further hearing to-
cay by Justice Giberson, has been postponed
IN consequence OF the counsel having other
engagements.
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Try GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioueers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAB ESTATE ON


dh street wet, between ID and straets north
Icing House No. 437, at PubIic Auction
On MONDAY, the 18th Instant NJ O'Clock o.
m, We shall sell on the Preni' es, half Of Lot so.
Is. IN Square No. 4S9, Consisting o. a two story.
with attic and basement. Brick House, containing
tel large size rooms. with gas aud water. making
II very desirable piece OF property as the loea-
non Is opposite Judiciary Square, and the street
lie newly paved with blue stone
Terms One third each; balance. 6, II and ss
months. secured by a deed Of trust the prem
lses All cOnveyancing and revenue stamps at the
cost Of the purchaser. : 100 down when tue prop
erty is sold. GREEN WILLIAMS.
Je ii d Aucttoneers
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JAMES DoNALpsoN. Trustee.
u Is W n. LEMIs a co Anrt.
by }. c. MCGUIRE q CO., AuctiOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE smALLFRA

cember the 9Th. 1853, and duly reoor,,ea IN Liber
X m No; ., folios III. Sc, one cf the land
sell. on MONDAY, Jane the 18th AZ O'CLOCK n,
10 on the premises, parts % lots No. rs sRd Is,
10 DrurJ's subdivision OF square No. 2o9. i'm
proved by five small frame tenemer-ss The said
lots beginning AZ point IS feet from the northeast
corner OF lta and Chestnut streets running thence
east along Chestnut strset 30 feet thence routh by
direct line % feet 20 the line OF lo5 ID, theaes
west along the line OF Tot IA SC feet. thence
north by direct Hue 10 the TOiut OF beginning
and containing 3,2iU square feet Of ground more
lees.
Terms: epe half cash; balance in six and twelve
months. secured TO the satisfaction of lie tru stes
$40 viii be required down when the property IL
sold. CouveyRDCiug and stamp= 81 the cost OF mr.
chaser GEO. c b. MITCHELL. Trustee
je Z 60 J. q. MCGUIRE A co. kucs.
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CDARer or EEgPfNs A GAYrfIss- uousr
% SATURDAY, oi'1Cer Brewer arrrsied Nicholas
Murray on The charge OF defraudiHg Thomas
Rieiy. and ne WAS taken before Justice Wal
ter Rely testified thar he frequenfed the store
OF Murray, where they would induce him TO
play, hrst for drinks, and then Tor money: that
whenever lie won game one Of the PLAYERS
would draw pistol. and by threats induce
him not To take the money. but thar whenever
be LOST they Were satisfied. TIE charge of de-
frauding against Murray was dismissed. hut
be was fined $50 for Keeping a gam bl ing hons-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-19

COINS. BUEIeNs, CLUB and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Callosi!ies, Vascular Excres
cences, and other disorders of the feet. sue
eessfully treated without pain, by DIR. White,
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 42l Psnnsvl-
yania avenue. between a. ana Oh streets. Of
fee hours from 2 a. N. to 5 D. m, and e 10 D. m
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FIGURES will notlie. An exemplification OF
the ruth here asserted, may be ascertained by
an examination OF the figures at Jennings one
price clothing store. corner eth street and
Mary land avenue.
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LADIEs.-EYeEy lady in this city should
call At PTigg's Dollar JeweIry Store this week
and see The new styles OF JewelIy and Silver
Plotted Ware for only one dollar. at No. lbs
Pennsylvania avenue, third door from 4 y
street
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CITY ITEMS.

!. IL. MARROW. )C2 Pennsylvania avenue. has
on Aand and makes TO order. fine Shirts in
every variety.
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PERSONS Will find il greatly 20 Their adyan-
tage tn examine our stock OF Dry Goods. Ho-
sieTy Notions, DC, before purchasing else
where. YATES d SGLEY.
q No. 323 Pennsylvania avenue.
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THE ARTICLE on the ..Merchants' National
Bank Case credited by the Baltimore ABleri-
con TO the Sunday Chronicle should have been
credited TO the Star.
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STRL-JGE. But TRUR.-That corns, bunIOn Z,
bad EaIls, etc, Can be removed without pain
To he convinced call At DR.. Whites Rooms
aga Penn. ay., between " and g. a streets
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RSeRxxH WILLIAMS. Alesosssn.
kkbbA.F E sSgsa AZ OUT IN
S1ExHE sTa AID 6fH 6ftiii6

from. !. 81 g: . ss:; Z; 81: -:
ssT.. xe ss..: sss:. e e. s:i SI:
ssSh :;s e g: ss.c' q g ,.s
viii Sc vsii worthy Of the sffenfics Of psrsoSs
vishins 20 Rsrehsss socd proIsrty,
months, isr notss bearing interest. dee3 r5veS
and deed o. trust taken. Title indisputsbIe All
Coz veyansing q cost Of purchaser inoludinx rev
enus stamp, 81 on saoA piecs Of propsrfv -
qutred paid down whom The property = EncoksI
Oh. GRIMM a WITHIN ~
~ Vi AuooIS0ooep.
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PENNIES can he had iii any quantities at the
St0T office counter
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Asotisneer..

AUCTION SALE OF TW0-STORY FRAME
HOUSE AND L0T on 25th street west. between
and streets north
Al public a1cton, on WEDNESDAY. the 10th
instant at 6e O'Clock D: IN, we shall sell. on tas
No. 20, having 80 feet front BY ~ feet deep With
TIE improvements, consisting of two story Frame
Terms each. All couveyancing and reyenue
stamps q; the cost Of the purchaser $50 down
when the property rs sold And IL the terms are
not complied with within five DAYS after the date
OF SAFE the hWner reserves the right TO resell, at
ire r.. aid cost 81 the dtfaultng purchaser BY
Advertising three times in EvsBiug Star -
u &c q GREEN WILLIAMS A,c.s
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AUCTION SALES.
rsIs AFTERNOON AND 70 sonzov.
20 GRkLN a WILLIAMS. Aactioueer..
TRUSTEES SALE.

~ 1kUcTkks SALE.
D. Niftue o! . dectec passed ~ The M
Coart .t tte District Of uolembi.. IA chaaosry
oasse NO ei2, equity, docket =. IN re, james q.
ktlfs we wti sell st public auction, on the prem.
i.ts en- MUNDAf. he 18TH day 81 tNse, instant,
al ctoct m the esst eus-h sh Of Lot Nc. >,
=, nd Immediately thereafter ell that part % Lee
NO. ~, IN said square, No. as, contained within
we totiowtnR netes and bounds 70 cit b@Ris-
nans Tor the sane ~ point sixth street vest,
i5teet inches from the northeast corner Of said
10y, and running thence due cont ~ feet M bee
thenee Nest los feet 60 tie Of said hot thence
no.tn ~ iett and inches sRd thence east 100 feet
70 Ine place OF beginning
The stsye part OF Lot 2 is situated on @ street
porth oetv cen 9Th aud eth streets west, fr ntinG
teet on y street, and running back ln feet and
isimproved with Brick CARPENTER Shep.
The above part OF Lot Is is situated on 9th strecf
west, between u and N streets north. and a. i'm
ling House
The terms Of sale are: enc hsif cash, and the
balance at six months, for which the notes OF the
purchasers, with interest from the d.y OF ssle
secsred 20 the satisfaction q the Trustees viii
be takea, ard lien retained the premises. sold
A deposit ef 500 will be required at the time Of
sale All conyeyanoing and stsmps 1t the csst Of
the purchasers
y S6hS ,In Snn,ENsAueH.s Trustees.
JelBN GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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LOCAL NEWS.
.MUsyNENrs, &c. TONIGHT.

GR0yEE'S.-The California Ainsioa Aieopc'
which commences a short engssement al oro-
- tbis syeuirr is said 10 be a model band.
md the :. End men, Cotton and Murphy. are
immense
w,su,xeToS THYkTEE -The Sanford OPP
era Troupe open AZ the aShington inea'rr
ms evening, with Sanford III person. leading.
I'd a tine entertainment NAV be expected.
C.~ryrBrRY.-"Tne Belle of Washing ton''
hrs evening, with three new stars. This
PROMISES 70 be a brilliant week AT the old Can
ieTbury
INTERNATIONAL Recommendations
s,fyIJainmeLt tonight
ALEXANDRIA CANAL.-As the action Of the
military authorities in reference TO the con-
t.uUanre of travel across the Georgetown
Aoreduct of the Alexandra Canal has been
misrepresented by the newspapers here and
m Alexandria, we Will briefly give some OF
the facts in the case. Messrs Wells, Quigley
snd Duncan, shortly after leasing the AlexaB-
dris Canal, applied to the Secretary of War
&c obtain possession of the Georgetown Aque-
6uci, Tow used as bridge, ia order To make
the necessary repairs upon il. preparatory TO
filing II with water for the passage OF boats.
The secretary of War endorsed ON the appli-
cation that thu lessees would be allowed to
make such repairs rs would not interfere with
military travel between this District and the
Virginia short, or the use OF the Aqueduct as
public highway, and MAJ General Augur,
commanding this Department, was charged
with the execution of the distractions of the
|SecretaTy. The Iessees We're notified of this
SETON. and proper steps taken TO ensure their
compliance with the conditions on which they
were allowed TO repair the work. No ssco-
|sTCion" has been necessary to enforce such
compliance, nor has the President of the Alex
andTIa Canal Company been "sent for, and
carried from his office in Georgetown" to this
|Gty. 10 give an account of his doings, as is
stated IL the Alexandria GGzette of Friday.
II is remarked as 4 little curious that coal
boats which have heretofore always passed
under that section of the bridge which is over
the Che sapeake and Ohio Canal. without tTou-
bling the timber supports, seem to be unable
since THIS lease was given, to get through with
cut running into the supports OF The bridge; so
thai they are Knocked out, making Il very I'M
ssie for military or civil vehicles TO pass. if
|thsy happen to be heavily loaded.
We may as well refer, while we are on this
|UbIeci 20 the allegation that the lcssees of the
Alexandria Canal We're willing 10 sell out TO
George own, and abandon the work, which
charge was cOEtradicted by the Alexandria pa
IerS, b-CaTse. said they, the leSsees were for
lb1Cen 70 make transfer OF their lease. That
mSy De 50, hat parties who profess to be well
posted assert that in spite Of these denIIS, the
llessers have expressed q Willingness 10 stop
the work Of repair. II the cessation of the work
Is MADE more profitable 10 them than its con-
IJiLUaEtF.
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DIED

MILLS. This meraing 18th instant. WILLIE
7, sen OF Samuel c. and Moliie A. Mills, aged 10
mSiltiIs AID l. days
Too bright for earth God called him home
The funeral Will take ?. ace from the residence of
tis parents, on lst street west, one door above l.
str et no. th- on 70 afternoon at o clock
Relatives ana friends are invited TO attend
TCChER On sunday. 18th instant at 8 o clio K
m. u. ELLSWORTH, son of DR.. u. Tucker
AGED years.
FUne raj will take place on Tuesday the 10Th in
slant. At o'clock m. from the residence of his
aunt; Mrs. waller. on street north, between
North Capitol and LIST SITS. The friends Of the fam
ily are res psctfully invited to attend
EAGLESTON. On the 10Th of June. 1866 at e.
o clock in the evening, FRANCIS ELIZABETH
aged years. 5 months. aud S days, daughter of
John and Hester j EaglestOn.
Baltimore papers please copy
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MARRIED..

Blu NDOE-NOLAED In Georgeto~n. %. &.
Jane IL. by keT A. A. Taylor. JOHN Il. BLUM
ty,Na.
Alexandria Gazette please copy
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RY d. X. WALSH CO., Auctione~rs.
II No. ga Pa. ave-, corner 10th street

IRPAY MoRNfSa AND E VEIN a OF FITS Fits
WEEK.
Commencing st 10 O'Clock in the morning and
O'Clock in the evening, embracing q nne sssort-
nent Of Dry Goods: Hosiery. Muslins, Shirts and
Drawers, Lawns; Towels, Table Linen. skirts,
skirts, Umbrellas, rsHey Goods, Segars, Crook
cry and Glassware, Clocks, &c, &C.
In front Of the stere. in the mornings. a general
assortment Of Household Furniture. &C.
e7-Th,F,M,w,F Auctiosee.s.
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ACTION FOR ISLANDER In the Circuit Court,
ASt week, the case OF Ludwig Miller and wife
NSalnst Andrew Purcrynsk and Julia, his
Ehe, action for SANDER, was tried before
Soege Oitn. The plaintiff charged that the
we OF the defendant called Mrs. Miller q
&c, and alleged no special damages. The
court decided that the words used were ac-
s0nsole, and the jury returned a verdict for
pinnnn, assessing damages NJ $500 Z. schmidt
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RY JAS. G. Mcguire & Co, Aue,s.

RY JAS. g. MCGUIRE & Co, Aucts.
BUILDING LOT ON NAVY YARD at AUG
On Tursn.y .rTTRIeeNSaoy ,
O'clock. on the premises, we shall eel, Lot IL
Square 9ee, fronting 81 feet south street. near
the corner OF 18th street east, with an average
depth OF about 20 feet 90 O 80 feet alley
Terms One third cash residue in six and twelve
months, with interest secured pom the property
Cenyeyancing and stamps at cost of purchaser A
payment Of SIS viii DO required at the time Of
sale.
jei4-dts &c. McGUIRs 90, Aucts.
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HORSE STKALISG.-kriday. Elias Lee, col
red laborer, was arrested by oficer Lewis, on
he charge or the larceny of two horses belong
az 70 VIM. Chase. The horses were found in
Possession Of two men named O'Brien and
Ferguson, and they in turn proved that they
SGght them from Lee. The latter alleges that
,e bought the horses from man named
Nokes. Stokes was arrested by Lewis, and
Proved that he could not have stolen the horses.
IGstiee Walter committed Lee 70 jail for court,
I'D disD,i.zad Stokaa
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y y6hs I tIN TMs.5NsAueH,S Trustees.
q 10 81 GREEN WILLIAMS, Auct..
RY w.B. LEwIs a CO., AuctiOreers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE HOUSE
AND LOT AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On THURSDAY. the 18th day of June, at ave
O'Clock p m, shall sell, on the premises, By vir-
tue Of deed Of trust from the subscriber 20 ne,
dated the Snth day Of November, 1854. and duly
corded IN one OF our LAND records Of WaShinetou
county, ID y stbe following piece OF property, viz:
Lot No. ;. IN square south OF square No. l0a, on 3
street, eetw 10Th and 2lst streets feet front
on street by Ice feet deep 60 alley containing
near 800 feet OF ground. with subetan al franz.
dwelling containing rooms, (large.D with brick
basement. The lot 10 handsomely laid OF VITA
walks and choice shrubbery, and being within q
few minutes walk Of the War Department. sheuld
command the attention of persons DESTROYS OF OBJ
tanning q comfortable residence.
Terms: Twelve hundred dollars q 1901 cash;
The balance IN and l. months. secured by . deed
OF trust { the premises. Ailconvey ancing, com
~ and reyeBu~ stamps atthe cost Of ths pure
JAMES DONALDSON. Trustee.
Jeu lint ST w. b. LEWIS Co.. Aucts.
STHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. ON
account OF the rain. until MONDAY NEXT, June
JAMES DoSkLpsoN. Trustee.
- W X. LEWIS CO, Aucts
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HAMMERsCHLAG's CONFECTIONERY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Me- asa SEVENTH STREET WEST.

Havinefhe most competent workmen, and buy
ing only the best fnsteriel We are prepared to
Families, and Dealers, with fret auaiity articles
Of French and American CONFECTIONERY and
the purest ZOE CREAM, at the shortest notice
and on the most reasonable terns =
Ice Cream saloon noe opens and We respect
REMEMBIR-No zs9 SEvENTH STREET,
between q and H-east side. 10 12-6t
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KUBkRT McILROY. TrHstee
% is Int ! J. q. McGUIRE CO, ancts
RY J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucu0neers.

kA d v. HiCuSIhh q w., AucuCneeTs.
SALE OF ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO FORTE
GILT FRAME FRENCH PLATE MANTLE
mlkROk: REPS. COVERED FARLOR SUITE.
&hLEST AND COTTAGE CHAMBER
ON WEDNESDAY, MORNING. June aoth. com.
menc1ng at ~ O'Clock, we shall sell, at No 297 l.
between 10Th street and Vermont avenue, (Oorcor-
ans Row. the Furniture contained in said b .use,
viz:
One Rosewood Case Piano Forte. seven octave
by Bergfeld, OF Philadelphia stool ana
cover. ~
One fine French Plate Mantle Mirror,
One suite Parlor Furniture. walnut frame unbol.
stored in fancy Reps consisting of one s1fa
two Arms and four Side Ohairs,
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets
Five sets Oak and Painted Cottage Furniture I'm
excellent condition. "
walnut Marble Top Bureau and washstsnd,
slnpt Hair Cloth Easy Chair, Walnut Extension
WALNUT Marble Top Centre Tables, Oak Cane Seat
Walnut Marble Top Hat rack Hall Oil Cloth,
Feather Dolsters and Pillows, Husk Mattresses
Hair Bolsters and Pillows, Toilet Sets,
walnut Leaf Table, RefriR erator
silver Plated Casters, Crockery and Glassware,
PaintSd Wsrdrobes, Bedsteads, Bureaus and
Washstands.
Sheets and Blankets, Comforts, Spreads, Pillow
Gases.
Window Shades Clocks.
Tubs: Buckets, Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture.
Terms cash.
lie Is 81 JAS c. Mcguire A co Apcts