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LOVE AND MATRIMONY.

Ladies and gentlemen, il you wish to marry, ad-
dress the undersigned, who will send you, without
mney and without price, valuable information that
will enable you TO marry happily irrespective Of
wealth or beauty This information will cost yen
nothing and If you wish 10 marry, win cheerfuily
assist you All letters strictly confidential. The de-
sired Information sc nj by return mail and reward
asked. Address
SARAH b. LAMBERT.
Grecnp 'iut, Kings Co., New York.
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STRANGE RIFT TRUE

Every young lady and gentleman tho United
States car hear something very much their advan
tage by re urn mail (ree ofchargc) by addressing tho
und"rsigned. Those having fears of being humbugs-
ed will obEe by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedent servant,
THOS. r CHAPMAN.
s3l Broadway, New York.
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U7HEGLoRY OF MAN is STRENGTH. gentle
l. man who suffered for years from Nervous and
Genital Debility, Nightly Emissions, and seminal
Weakness, the result of youthful indiseTetion aud
came ending his days in hopeless misery will,
for the sake Of suffering man. send any alict-
ed, the simple means used by him, which effected n
in a few weeks after The failure Of numer rous
medicines. Send a directed envelope and stamp aud
IL will cost you nothing. Address.
EDGAR TREMAIN, Iaeth ST. N, Y. City.
\ addressed envelope and - cents and will send
you some valuable information that will plea sc you.
Address MARY MOORE, e3I Broadway, N. Y.
May ISG6-
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THE EXTRA BoUNTY.-There appears to
be great trouble at Washington about the
extra bounty recently voted to the soldiers by
Congress. The Paymaster General reports
that he receives fifteen hundred applications
for this bounty per day, but is unable to do
anything more than to file them away for
future reference, as there are not any funds
In the Treasury not already appropriated,
and the Special Commission having the sub
ject of the payment of the extra bounty un-
der consideration, have not yet reported. It
is the opinion In the Paymaster General S
Department that these claims cannot be
adjusted for some months yet, and, in fact
no form of application has been devised by
the Department. This being the case sol
dlers can gain nothing by haste, but when
the exact operation of the law is ascertained
py the Commission having the matter in
charge, and announced to the public. as it
no doubt win be, they can act more intelli-
gently than now upon the subject.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-22

STRAWs, &C.--A vote was taken on the
Lehigh Valley Railroad. August 4th, by
Captain III: o. Thayer, Of Wayne County,
which resulted as follows:
deary----...--........ ID
A number Of wei known Republicans on
board the train voted for Clymer. The gal
liant Captain Thayer, three year soldier.
voted for Clymer. Straws show that the
people are opposed to Geary and negro suf.
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WHISPERS ! WHISKERSu

Or. ., MoSTEz' Carriha. the greatest stiInulator
in the world, will force Whiskers Mu.taches TO
the smootbest face Or chin never known tD
fail sample for trial sent free any derrous
of testing its merits. Address, REEvEs & Co., 20
Nassau Street New YORK,
July 1, ISt6.-3m.
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- The Democracy Of this county have
= good ticket. Let every man work earn
cstly to elect It.
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sA Let it be remembered by the people
9hat the leader Of the Geary party in this
State is Thaddeus Stevens, who lives with
negro woman, and who is opposed to the
Union and the Constitution. VIII any of
the Geary organs deny it
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Tor BOUNTY, PENSION. INCREASE OF PEN
Il SlpNS, AND ARREARS OF PAY, rRIZE MON
Ely, or for the prosecution Of any claim whatev =r
against the National Government. that OF any
State arising cut Of the late any pre- vious
one, ESPECIALLY THAT OF ISl2, all persons
would do well to apply To the MILITARY AND
NAVAL AGENNCY OF JOSEPH L, DEWITT &c co
No. 497 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. All
information and advice given free of charge.
August IS, lo66--at--S vi p.
NJ Office TO OFFIC ERS.-AcT OF CONGRESS-
~ approved July lS l566. gives THREE MONTHS
PAY PROPER TO officers of volunteer service, who
in manner honoTaby discharged after ApriT
9th, 1865 and " no had been officers March 3D. 1855
Apply Immediately IN person by letter TO the
Military and Naval Agency. No 427 Walnut street
Philadelphia. JOSEPH L, DEVII r & CO.
August Is. 1S66.--3t-S NJ p.
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IMPORrANr TO DISABLED SOLDIERS, SAL
L LORS, AND MARINES. Soldiers. sailors or Ma
rines, who have lost an arm or ieg, b-en perma-
nenily and totally disabled in the same.
titled to a pension Of FIFTEEN dollars per month !;
those who have lost and leg. both legs,
TWENTY dollars those who have lost b dh arms
or both eyes, TWENTY FIVE dollars, This act
also restores the Pension TO Soldiers employed in
any civil capacity under the Government Apply ia
person or by mail TO the MILITARY AND NAVAL.
AGENCY Of JOSEPH r. DEWITT & CO., M. 427
WALNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA,
August Is, ISG6.--3t--S NJ. T..
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BO- 1t is reported from New York that
the Fenians are contemplating another raid
against Canada, and are collecting munition
of war for this purpose; and also that apph-
cations has been made to theSecretary of War
to use his good Offices to prevent any inter
ference with the raid on the part Of the
Government.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-22

b2~ The New York Herald ridicules the
attempts of the radical leaders to blarney
adopted citizens, by going to their meetings
and pretending great friendship for them.
The Herald says
These old Know Nothings and Puritan
ical fanatics think they can come the rich
Irish brogue' over our Irish fellow-citizens.
The idea of these negro-worshipping politi-
clans of the Puritan New England school
pretending to have any love for Irishmen is
supremely farcical This only shows towhat
humbug and deception the Jacobin faction
viii resort in their desperate efforts to save
their party"
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RG~ A radical journal thus speaks of Gen.
Dix:
" He is a miserable demagogue, who can
only hive in the shadow of greater and worse
men. He is nothing in himself A lie is
as good as the truth for him to stand on. y
1t would be interesting to contrast such
language as this with the panegyrics be-
slowed by the whole Republican press upon
General Dix during the past five years.
They eulogized him as the greatest states
man and purest patriot in the county, but
because he won't follow them in their dis
unionism they forget even decency in their
TRADES against him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-08

WALLACE MEMORIAL CONCERT.-The article
put in yesterdays EreHiRg Star and IntcItigencer
In regard to the Wallace memorial concert was
written for the Tribune by a certain Mr.. Wat
son, who is a personal enemy of the Messrs.
Steinway. 1t is the same Watson who made
such a fiasco with his ladies in a concert In
Wizards Hall some three years ago, and left
without paying his bills. All unbiased New
York critics pronounced the Stein way piano in
every respect so much superior to the Chicken
ing that comparison was altogether out ofthe
question. Steinway & Sons pianos have on
all occasions received the first premium over
Chickering, whenever and wherever they
have come in competition: and even Mr. Cots
chalk, who for consideration used the Chick
ering pianos in his concerts, when compelled to
give his honest opinion, on the committee at the
Worlds Fair, in New York gave it in favor of
the Steinway. At the Worlds Fair in London
the Steinway pianos received the first premium
and the acknowledgment of superiority over
the makers of the world. With but one or two
exceptions. Steinway's pianos are used in con-
certs in preference to others by all the greatest
pianos in this country and Europe. Lastly,
the inventions and the improvements of the
Messrs. Steinway are initiated by almost all
respectable manufacturers in this country.
WIN. Ct. METZEROTT.
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PUT THE QUESTION - Generally to your
friends, as to what preparation they use for
their teeth. and the response, nine times out of
ten, will be, SoZodont. IT'S no longer neces-
sary to impress its merits upon the public
mind, experience has taught the world that rs
means Of identifying and preserving the
pleasant aroma TO the breath, it has no rival in
either hemisphere. eo3
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IMPORTANT TO THE POOE.-An persons hav-
ing having had orders for wood from the
Young Mems Christian Association. and NOT
having received the same, are requested To 90
20 the market house, engage cart and 90 To
Mr.. Magruder's wood yard, corner Of 9th and
Il streets, and see the wood loaded nm and
follow the same 10 their homes. Mr.. Magru
der will pay the carriage, his orders being so
numerous he is not able TO deliver promptly
with his own CARTS
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AN ACCEPTABLE PREsENT-This morning,
the policemen OF the Third Ward presented 10
WIN. Thompson, Esq, the venerable magis-
Iate OF Their precinct, fine beaver collaret.
Inc present was gratefully accepted by the
OLD gentleman, who, In his late and early trips
from MS residence in The Northern Liberties TO
the central gUardhouse, will know how to an
pTeciate the testimonial, especially upon morn
four degrees above zero.
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OFT Y TIE M 8.

NOTICE TO THE MERCHANTS BETWEEN 9TH
AND 10TH STREETS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Account OF expenses and collection for wa
tering streets:
Collected for watering street from April 4,
lS65, to Dec. I, 1865. 400 IS
Paid to the men for watering
street from March 19, 1865, to
Dec. i, 1865. Sy23 b3
Paid for two new carts....... 1913 .
Repairing carts, new eprink-
lers, hose, etc................ 166 40 SLAP 81
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FATAL ACCIDEST.-On Saturday afternoon
MI John r. Rely, butcher in the Western
Market was cutting piece of frozen meat the
knife entered the inside OF his right thigh, sew
ering one of he main arteries. He was taken
10 the residence OF Mr.. McKeayer near the
were called to attend him and made every eff
Tort 10 take up the severed artery but failed.
and the unfortunate young man expired in
about one hour The body was removed 10 the
residence OF the father of the deceased who re-
SIDES in GEORGETOWN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-08

CoRNs, BUNIONs, Club and Inverted Nails,
successfully treated without pain, by DIR.
White, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between
AZ and 9th streets. For chiIblains, frosted,
tender and odorous feet, use DIR. Whites rem
edIes. They never fail. Price one dShlar per
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A PLEASANT EvESING.-Tuesday evening
last, the ladies belonging to the Mite Society of
the Seventh Presbyterian Church met at the
residence of Mr.. G.. B. Church, on llth street.
Island, and presented Mr.. A. :. Yount. leader
Of the choir, and Miss Rachel A. Garrett, the
organist, each with an elegant bound copy of
the Bible, bearing the inscription, presented
by the Ladies' Mite Society of the Seventh
Presbyterian Church" Mr.. j. II. Heron m ade
the presentation, and Rev. Mr.. Campbell, pas
tor of the church, responded for the recipients
During the evening, Mr.. Campbell, in a neat
and appropriate address, acknowledged the
receipt Of an elegant suit of clothes, which had
been presented to him by the members of the
congregation. The company were handsomely
entertained by Mr.. Church. and a very pleasant
evening was passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-08

The BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANs.-To-day Is
the anniversary Of the battle Of New Orleans,
fought by the forces under Gen. jackson on
the eth OF January, 1915, and winch closed the
war begun between the United States and
Great Britain in 1872. In former years the
day was generally celebrated in a BETTING
manner, but latterly this practice has fallen
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A GRAND VOCAL AND instrumental Con-
CERT will be given at Seaton Hall on Thursday
night by Master Cocker of Trinity Church choir,
New York, Mr.. Simpson of Grace Church, and
Slgnor Strini, assisted by other eminent talent.
Ihe entertainment promises 70 be very fine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-08

THE HARMONY CIRCLE give a Prize Mas
querade ball at Odd Fellows Hall on Wednes-
day night. The prizes are now on exhibition
at De w olfes Jewelry store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-08

CALIFORNIA Stone studs, Buttons, Rings and
Sets, for Only One Dollar, at Prigg's Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. 43s Penna. avenue, third
deor from II street.
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DIED.,

SIKKEN. This morning, at 4 O'Clock, of con-
suHpticn, CHARLES NJ. SIKKEN, son of Mar
garet ii and the late Charles Sikken
His remains will be taken to Baltimore for inter
me Mt at IL O'Clock TO morrow Tuesday morning =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-08
by G. W. BoTELER, JR., Auctieneer.

W - hUNtItutoIs
SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
NORTH b SHEET.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Jan. 10th, st
4oclock, shall sell st auction en- the premises,
ST., between North Capitol 81. and New Jersey
ave This desirable lot has been divided into three
with depth of 81 feet,
Terms: One half cash; balance on q credit Of six
and twelve notes 10 bear interest and salts
factorily secured.
O. W. B0TRLER, JR.,
Ja5-ddds llntelligencerl Auctioneer.
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LOOK OUT for the first Grand Ball Of the
Welcome Friends Association at Seaton Hall
tomorrow night.
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III
NEAR BELTSyILLE,
ON THE WASHINGTON BRANCH OF THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
The undersigned, as attorney fer the owner will
sell at public sale, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, THE nth DAY OF JANUARY
1866.
at II O'Clock m, a Farm, containing about
100 ACRES OF LAND.
This land is situated in a neighborhood unsur-
passed for health, the soil is Of good quality the
place we'll watered, with great abund ance of wood
The improvements consist Of q very ordinary
Frame House, with one or two small Out houses
and young Orchard of 800 Peach Trees, with other
Fruit Trees en- the place.
From 20 to 60 is arabic land; the balance Is
in woed-Pine, Oak and Chestnut. The wood will
cut from 100 to 5000 cords, leaving an abundance
of wood and rail stuff for the support of the place
The location of this farm, being only lsI miles
from the turnpike and miles from the railroad
and accessible 10 Washington and Baltimore by
both railroad and turnpike, renders 1T particularly
desirable to any person desiring a permanent home
or wishing to speculate in real estate-the wood
alone after deducting pense of cutting and haul
ing, being worth as much more than is asked for
the place. Title perfect. Mr.. John &. Harrison,
living near by, will show the property. For price,
terms of sale, &C., apply to Thos. H. Evans, Esq,
No. 80 Light ST., Baltimore, or to the subscriber
SHELBY CLARK,
ia ST. Upper Marlboro, Maryland
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Ja5-d6ds TIntelligencer I
RYTHoS. BOWLING Auct.; Georgetown.
VALUABLE FARM AND 9yAKRY LAMBS AT

Will be sold at Public Auction, on THURSDAY,
January llshi at x m AZ the Auction Rooms Of
that well known and valuable Quarry, known ss
the Gulf Quarry, on the Potomac river, together
with 30 acres OF Farm and Quarry Land lying on
the Petomac, between the Gulf Branch and Pinmit
Run. These Qusrries are in immediate working
order, and are the finest hard stone on the river;
about zoo perch are qusrried and ready for trans
Terms at sale.
,COnveysncing and Stamps at the cost Of the pur-
chaser.
Further information can be had on application 10
w. T. Duyall, at Foundry. Georgeto o.
Jan2-d THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer
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lLL--We regret to learn that Marshal Good
ing only son has been confined for the last
two weeks at the Seaton House with typhoid
fever.
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MARRIED,

SMITH-KEENE. On the 4th inst, by the Rev
Mr. adal, WILLIAM SMITH to CHARLOTTE
kERNE.
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ny GREEN d WILLIAMS, Aucuoneers.
CHANCERY SALE or IMPROVED PROPER

OHANCERY SALE or IMPROVED PROPER
BY virtue Of q decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, made In tie cause Of D. 4;
HagDer. ct. nj. VS. A. NJ. Smith No SIS Equity, and
dated January 8, 1856, 1 will offer at auction on
FRIDAY the 18th day Of JANUARY, instant; at 4
Is and To- in Square No. SIS, in the City OF wash
ington.
Lot No. I6 is improved by substantial three
stery brick dwelling fronting en- south street, at
Terms OF sale One third II the purchase money
to be paid in cash; and the balance In 6 and IL
months, to be secured By approved notes and re-
The terms must be complied with within week
after SALE the property may be resold at the risk
ON full payment Of the purchase money and tn
Ratification OF the sale, Twill convey at the pur-
chaser's cost. ~
WALTER 8. COX, Trustee.
lAn s-1aWSW GREkH & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RY @. W. B0TELER, JR., Auctioneer.

SALE OF TRUNKS, vALISEs. INDIA RUR
Der GOODS, &C., At AUCTION.
mencing at II O'Clock, shall sell, at the store late
e y Occupied by Allen CspB Co. twho have de
streets, large collestion Of Trunks yaises India
h no Goods, &c consisting in part Of
der Coats: Buffalo Robes. Cigars. Umbr.IIos
fancy Baskets, Gloves. Socks, Pipes, Gents Col
Irars,, lnela Rubber Goods. Backing, Combs
Brus hes, Packet Books. &c &c. together xifb .
great variety of Fancy Articles too numerous 70
Terms cash.
yasd&ds @. w. BOTELER, JR., Auct.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctiOneer..
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE sALEoFA -FOUR
STREET, BETWEEN AND K sTREETs.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE SALE oFAFOUR
STREET, BETWEEN ID AND K STREETS,
On FRIDAY, the 18th inst, at a o'clock 70 m, VIC
shall sell in front Of the premises parts Lots y
consisting Of q fine four story Brick House, con,
tanning ten large sized rooms, with wide halls, &c,
known as the Parsonage of Rylsnd chapel } max
Ing handsome residence, and q good Investment.
Possession given In thirty days.
Terms, Half cash; balance in 6 and II months, Sc
cured by a deed Of trust ON the premises.
All conNeyancing and revenue stamps 81 the cost
of the purchaser.
One hundred dollars down when the property is
jas d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
10y FL. CeLMAN & CO, Auctioneers.
ID No. 229 9TH street west, bet n and n north.
Having rebuilt our auction rooms. destroyed by
the late hre. shall commence regular auction
sales on WEDNESDAY, Jan. 81, 1855, and continue
TO sell every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
morning. at 10 o'clock large assortmeR Mt Of goods
wares and merchandise. consisting Of
New and Second hand Furniture
Beds and Bedding,
Blankets, Quilts, Sheets
Beulsters and Pillows
New and Second hand Clothing
Boots. Shoes and Brogans
Table and Pocket Cutlery
Tin and Crockery Ware
Broems, Buckets, and Fancy GSods A,.A
Together with many other goods wnicn We deem
unDecess airy to enumerate.
Auction .sles every Tuesday THURSDAY, and Sat-
urdAy nights, Commencing '0io0A' O~sh al
Out door sales IN the city or country attended to
On isTSe Collection Of goods at private sale.
de slim IA COLMAN co, AScts.
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Rr THos. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.

SEVEN HANDSOME NEW TWO STORY BRICK
HOUSES AND Let's, AT THE CORNER or
sTH STREET EAST AND CSTREET NORTH
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the 9th instant, we shall sell. i'm
front of the premises, at clock .. m This prom
erty is situated in elevated position, and but a
short distance from the Capitol and Lincoln Hos-
pital, and Government works.
Possession given Immediately.
Terms One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest
deed given and deed Of trust taken.
Title indisputable.
All conveysncing, including revenue stamps, AZ
cost Of purchaser. -
SlcO will be required paid down when the prop
erty is knocked of.
Sale positive.
JOHN Y. ENNIS, Attorney.
ia2eo GREEN a WILLIAMS znct.
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AUCTION SALES
NV EAR Asetses Sales, see J.sra pses.I

INV S<scT AUcte0S So<ts, see fenrfl
Try NAGLE CO., Auctieneers
~ oaiesFeoms NO. 2o1 Pennsylysnis avenue,
corner Of llth street
maggie q % viii give their personal Alteration 70
the sale or Re4 Estate and Household Turuitur Al
the residence OF families declining hossekeepins
Also, to the sales Of stocks Of Groceries ana Msr
ehandise Of every description, Horses, e-rrisges,
harness, &c. dec lily
TUESDAY, JANUARY y, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
VIII sell AT onr Central salesroOms large assort-
ment OF fine Wines, Liquors. and Cigars Green
ana Black Teas, Ia small packages. Pasrl starch
AdsmantinesC andes, Family Seap, Pickles In eal.
lon, half slon, aad quart Jars, femato Uatsap,
Pepper Sauce, 500 bales killickinick ToAaeco A.
. .msIi casks superior Hook Wine
10 cas es Champagne.
"A "A auaDti,y Of H0UsER0LD FURNITURE,
Feather Beds and Pillows, Blankets Black wal
nut Dining Tables, Bedstsads, Cane and Wood.
seat chairs, Ingram and Venetian Stair Carpets
Looking Glasses, &c.
the balance OF FURS remaining uusoId
All the above named goods will positively be sold
without reserve.
1t NAGIE 90 luc,.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.

IHUMAS UUWLING, Auct.i Georgetown.
LARGE SPECIAL SALE OF DRY GOODS AT
E9RkEST HALL AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, MORNING, January 10TH sf
10 ocloc shall sell, at Forrest all, Georget
a very fine assortment Of Dry Goods, and name in
part
Poplins Delsines, Merinos, Alspacas, CoIIferes
Hosiery, Gloves, Shirts and Drawers, Muslins, Ia
shawls, Cloaks, Gents hne 0yereosts, Pants and
Vests Blankets, Sheets, Pillow Gases, Quilts Hoop
Skirts, Balmorals. Flanpels in all colors, Hoods.
We together with large assortment Of Dress
Goods, too numerous TO mention.
The above Goods are sold 70 close q Partnerskip
and will be sold in lots TO suit purchasers.
The Ladies are especially invited 10 this sale.
Terms cash.
ja63t THos. BOWLING, Auet.
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cRRANcERY SALE oE IMPROVED PROPERTY
on 18TH STREET, BETWEEN AND q

DENIES can be had in any QuAntitie. q ths
Il Star Once counter. den