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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR CORONER.

90 FOR CORONER. 5a sv.i
I am an Independent candidate for the
Office of Coroner of Vanderburgh County.
aul1 If JOHN BISCHMAN.
Mt. VERNON, July 49, 1855.
Edit0rsfof the Journal: aaf ...s
Please announce me as candidate to rep
resent this District in the next Congress.
I,belieye in the immediate and uncon-
ditionaI restoration of the seeded States
to the Union, as the only remedy to re-
store peace. and prosperity to the country.
am opposed to any further tinkering
with the Constitution, until all the States
are in their proper places and fairly repre-
sented. 4-l-Tss JOHN PITCHER.
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% sstf q IL %
HOstetter's Stomach Bitters.
A HUNDRED cuRAr1vEso IN ONE.

A HUNDRED 'CURATIVES IN ONE.
Not the least striking merit of HOSTEL
rER's celebrated BIITERs is the wide scope
of their operation as a preventive and
remedial preparation. As a protective Ttedi-
cine. they ward off all the dfseases-and
their name is Leglon-that originate in
unwholesome air, impure water, exhaust
ing heat, or other local or climatic causes.
This aIone1psould be. Sufheientlto secure for
any corrective and Alternative medicine a
worldwide and undying celebrity. But
Hostetter's GREAPSPEGIFT has q ihundredl
other claims to the confidence and high
consideration Of the. RpRliHe,o In pySnepsia,
Liver Complaint, Chills and Fever, Bilious
Remittent Fevers, Cholera Morbus, Collie,
Cramps. CONSTIPATION, GeqnpeFal, Debility,
Premature Decay Fematei irregularities,
Constitutional Weakness, Sea Sickness,
Diarrhoea, Dysentery. Flatulepey Vertigo,
Painting Fits, Mysteries, and all COM
plants proceeding from imperfect Diges-
ton, and disordered condition Of the
Liver and Bowels, HoSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITrERs are the most sppYerful speedy,
harmless, and agreeable OF all REMEDIES
advertised by the press or administered in
hmily practice. 'sl"od h7ioadl6 dlwhA
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Sg7MARlRIAfE AND CELIBACY;. an an

Bs7AIARRIAGE AMI. CELIBACY; an
Essay of Warning end 1nstruetion- fer
Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers, with
sure means of cure. Sent free of charge in
sealed letter envelopes. Address DIR. j.
SKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. apr20 Smd&w
-ED~ BATCHELOR'Ss HAIR DY The
best in the world; harmless, reliable, in
Simultaneous. The only perfect Dye No
Disappointment, no ridiculous tints; true
to nature, black or brown. Genuine is
signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR.
Also, Regenerating Extract of Millefieurs
Restores, preserves, and beauties the
hair; prevents badness. Sold by all drug
gists. Factory, s Barclay street, n. Y.
mar22 dly ~ s#5s Esg 81
B1 COLGATE'S AROMATIC SOAP.-A
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Ofls, in combination with ely
cerine, and especially designed for the use
of Ladies and for the Nursery Its perfume
is exquisite, and its washing properties un-
rivaheti.i For sale by all druggists.
feb23 d&WIy
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MISUNDERSTANDING Gen. VIII
Itch was speaking in German, ON Fri
day night aWetsnR soidier4 who had
heard such sounds, remarked to us
that Willich's speech sounded like a
rapid fire. Of grape-sbot, From the
way the Democracy have been bowling
since the meeting Friday night, we
think the grape was effective.
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- ~
! CENTENARY MEEEErING 1.-The mem
bers and congesgatidnfiof the lIhgle
StreetaM EaCharch held their Cen
tenaTy meeting yesterday. ReyGJs j,
Hight preached moEning and9evening,
and also addressed children's. meet
ing in the, afternoon. The collections
during the day in the church amount
ed to thirteen hundred and toenty-t ou,.
dollars, and in. the Sabbath School, to
three hundred and tsUo dollars. This
sum, Isl, 626,) is certainly a most lib
eral donation for Church that is
financially weak, compared with other
Churches, and shows a hberality on
the part of the membership that is
most commendable. e ~ So
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RECoRDER's CoURT.-We wendell
our way to the Recorders Court on
Saturday, as iqsual, expecting to find a
lively time in view of the fact that
there had been an unusual number of
people in the city the night previous,
and the almost heart broken confeds
had. had especial pr0vocatioh to.droWn
their sorrows in the flowing bowl, but,
strange as it may seem, not single
drunk had been discovered by the vigi-
liant police who, on Friday, had been
congratulating themselves that they
would have fat take" and several of
them FRIDAY Hight.a Ye loeabef the
Courier reported that he had seen
drunken men lying around indiscrimin'
ately theniigghtr before, bpt a4the police
had pecuniary interest in finding
them, and had failed, we conclude
yes loeall, a., aforesaid had seen them in
glass, darby.
One woman was presented for main
tanning nuisance, which she prom
Used to have abated, eafd was suffered
to depart. As there was no fees in this
case, the Recorder and officers consid-
cred the day wasted, =
,k@S' Ill ~ -TUTTST- TTT---T7Lg I9ll8Gi
MARRIED Upon THE HIGHWAY
AS Esquire Catlett was returning
home some days ago from gathering
in the country, he was met on the road
by a couple, male and female, who
informed him that they had been at
his house to have him join them in
the holy bonds. of matrimony, and
were sorely disappointed by finding
him absent.loHei invited them back
to the house, but they were in too
great hurry, andoprepOsed that the
ceremony should be performed on the
spot, and there on the ,highway-iin
the .woods-the words were pro-
nounced making them bone of one
bone, and flesh of one flesh. Justice
Catlett pocketed the fee, and. the twain
made one, went on their way rejoicing.
Splendid PRINTING.- The jour
NAL Job Office has just finished a lot
of printing for Drury & Richeson.
wharf boat proprietors, of UniontoWn.
KY They being gentlemen . Of taste,
as wei as of enterprise, deserved of
course a nice job of printing, and
naturally enough came to the JOUR
NAL Job Office to have it done The
shipping bills We. have just furnished
them defy competition In this region
of the country. We shall take pride
and pleasure in, showing samples of
work turned out by the Journal j oh
Rooms to allWho desire to. examine
them. Our facilities for doing fine
work, on short notice, are unexcelled.
The attention of steamboat men is es-
pecially called to this fact.
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IMRsa EgINsLoW, "

which greatly facilitates the process of
teethine by softening the gums, reducing
all infammations, viii .allay ALHrefAINi
aud spasmodic action, and is - =
y SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it. mothers, twill givesrest
toryoursefves and sssssss s. ~
RELIEF AMI, HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.'
We have put up and sold this article for
over thirty years, and can say in condolences
and truttsof it what we have never been
able to say of any other medicine: never
hes it failed in a single instance to effect q
cure, when timely used. Never did we
know an instance of dissatisfaction by any
one who used 1T. On the contrary, all are
delighted with its operations, and speak in
terms of commentator of its magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in
this matter g t0hdt zee do KNOX," after thirty
years experience, and pledge our reputation
for the tiILnseslt of tOltdt zoe here declare. In
almost every instance where the infant Is
suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes
after the syrup is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany
each bottle. None genuine unless the fac
smile of CURTIS PERKINS, NewYork,
is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all druggists throughout the
world. Isl c 8a.lts aast ll ra 80
PRICE, ONLY 50 CENTS BOTTLE. 100,
mayI0 decd, W tt
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Z IdEs RIcKER.-Nat. Frazier. OF. Evans
VILE, will please accept the thanks of the
Jo,rpat Office for an ice-pieker, which does
all that is claimed for it by the inventor,
viz: break ice without waste. It will pay
for itself in short time.-T Indianapolis
Jottr4ldl -. -
Who is Nat. Frazier and what
kindAof an ice picker has he invented?
If he is a citizen Of Evansville, and
has invented a useful instrument,
why go from hometo introduce it?
MATRIMONIAL. Marriage licenses
were issued to the following parties
during the week ending August 18th:
Michael P. Jones to Charlotte A.
Mills, r. s. z3-I sd .sa1st q
VIM. Miller to Ann MeAllister.
Lewis Cornett to Mary NJ. johnson.
Matthew Detroy to RosanaoZ us sp5
Crops IN ILLINoIs.-A friend who
has recently returned from a business
trip through portions of Southern IL
linois, informs us that in consequence
of continued dry weather, the crops
are suffering-the corn and tobacco
looking bad aud willing. Unless they
have a speedy rain the crops will not
turn out well.
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CITY NEWS.
An Important Item.

We call the attention of mer-
chants, advertisers, and the public
to the fact that the returns i'm the
Office or the U. s. Assessor show that
the Evansville Journal Company did
SEVENTY-FOUR PER CENT. OF the
entire taxable Printing and Binding
Business OF the city for the year 1865.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing transfers OF real estate have been en-
tered on record in the ONCE OF. the County
Recorder during the week ending August
18th:
John Dersch to Wendell Massing, Lot 49,
Block 35, Eastern Enlargement f0r. ..,..sS500
Wendell MaSsing TO Elizabeth Dersch,
Lot 10, Block 80, Eastern Enlargement, IN
consideration
Mohrenholz & Gostaly to Frederick Moh-
renholZ, undivided part north half north
west quarter 80, 6, IL, for..............: $500
Jacob DIPPED to Adam Andres, Lot y,
BLOCK 81, IOr-.-... ;seAtV
John Ostermann to samuel McCutcnan,
part northwest quarter northwest quarter
Josephine Uuger TO Catherine SaImen,
part of 10. IL and II, Block 1, OFT Y HaT LII
sons Enlargement, for....-..-,-. - ..:S!gV
Ann MeCJallister to john Alex McyaIllS-
ter, Lot II, Block Il, northeast ehtargeoo
ment, ~
Isaac Bacon to Jonathan = Jttq less, Lou
IL. Block 10 eastern enlargement, tOr..SS,OOO
Henry Mall ct. al to Christina Mall part
south half north hall east nan hortneast
quarter IS 5, 10, 3 acres, tor.-'-- -sSUO
Catherine ]. Ellis to Martha u. Hopple,
part of Lot 20, Block tU4- Lainttscoi IN con-
sideration 81 lbs
Catherine Allen to Susan jenkins, Lot
i6 Block 3, southern enlargement, for-..s4OO
Sheriff of VanderbuTgh County to susan
and Elizabeth Jenkins, Lots l and 2 Block
I46 in LamaSco, for. 81 600
John II. Mall to Frederick Pfafhln, Lots
Is and il, Block q, Lam assoc, In Rees q
KrRners subdivision, for. 30
Nicholas Hahn to Katharine. SchWerdt,
Lot 90, Block 80, Lamascos tOr...............s9OO
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE --LATEST NOVELTY

he --LATEST NUN ELI
Fog Ladies' wear IS lNadqple yFOgis Corset
Skirt Supporter. This is truly a valuable
invention, and one in which the fair sex
are immediately interested. For sale at
Dry Goods and Fancy Stores.
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GIBSON COUNTY DELEGATIoN-Tn

Il
our hurry of making up our report of.
the meeting Friday night, we neg
lected to mention the large delegation
from Gibson County. They number
ed nearly two thousand. 1t has since
been given out by some of the Con-
federate Democracy of this city, that
a large portion of them were Demo
crats, who were induced to come down
by the chance to obtain cheap ride.
The Courier. seems to think the Glib
son County Democracy mean enough
to such infantissimal meanness, but
we hardly think they are. Some of
the lowest down Democratic leaders
might do such a.thing, but we hardly
think the masses are so debased yet,
though the Courier ought to know
them best. Their hearty Endorsement
of the speeches, and their bitter de-
nunciation of the Democracy and
their traitor allies, on the return trip,
would indicate that if they came
down Democrats, they were very gen.
orally converted. One thing is GER
tain, they heard what they have not
been accustomed to hear at Demo
cratic meetings, plain truths plainly
spoken. There were also about seven
hundred or eight hundred came down
from Newburg on the Minyoung, and
returned at midnight. 3t6a ,,E
A CRAZY MAN LoosE.-A few days
ago, "a man who was evidently de-
ranged was arrested at Fort Branch
for stealing, but was let of, after
having his picture enNhIe on his.
knees with, O. number of men standing
around with clubs drawn over his
head The.onext morning as, the.
bob7tail ~ came down. the man was.
observed in a ctlyert, and 9,fhe engi-e
neer gave the usual alarm which the
man did not seem to heed until the
locomotive was near him, when. he
leisurely drew himself out of the cul-i
vert and off the track, when the ca.
CINE was. within five feet Of him, As
the returned the same afternoons.
thetman was found in the same place
The train was stopped, and when.
the men approached him he showed
fight, but he was taken by force on
board the train and, taken to Prince
ton, where he was turned over to the
civil authorities. Judging bylhiss ac-
tons, there is no .dopbtgthe man is
crazy.
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BI We thank Nh. Georges. Som
tag for New York papers twenty-four
hours in advance of the mails; a ia
vor which we always appreciate.
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MARRIED..

MARRIED,
ROACH-SISSON. On the 18th instant at ST
hi0yslus church, by the Rev Father Stonestreet
JAMES Z. ROACH to Miss JANE r. SISSON
all OF Alexandria county, Va.
tAlexandrfs papers please copy.]
ROSSER-WILLIAMS. On the 9TH instant, by
the Rev. Father White, Mr.. OLIVER n RIOS
sER formerly of LockhaveR, Pa to Miss SARAH
WILLIAMS. of this city
ILockhaven PA papers please copyl
DIED.
NIVANS. On Thursday, at 81 O'Clock a m . in
the 7ath year OF his age, LOUIS vIyANS a pa
Of this city.
The funeral service will take place from St
Matthew Church on Friday, 18th instant at IL
oclock where his friends are invited to attend :
also, st. Vincent de Paul Society
MACkEY. This morning, 18th instant Mr.
mUBL ALEHANDER MAOKEY, OF con.
sumption, n the 9Th year Of his age, calmly trust.
Dear son and brother our hearts are sad for thee,
But you are from pain ard sorrow free;
With mother YOU have followed SOON
That you may meet In heaven to bloom
His funeral will take place from the re5idence of
his father, No. 459 ID street east. CAPITOL Hill,
tomorrow Friday, y at o'clock. His FRIENDS and
relatives 81 the family respectfully Invited to
attend without further notice.
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INDIAN SUMNER CANT LAsT-Before cold
weather approaches buy yOur new stoves,
heaters, ranges. &c, or get the old ones re-
paired, or change them Oft for ne W ones The
place 10 q o either one of these things on rea-
sonable terms is at Robert Boyd's 40 9th street
between ID and T. streets
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CITY ITEMS,

TIE OLD STAR HAS NOT YET FALLEN
Received to-day from Capt. Owen one Sloop
load of Tassmaker Greeks, the largest ever
seen in this city, which I am selling at my
raw box for 10 cents q half dozen. lam de
termined to sell the best quality of oysters at
the lowest prices. Call at Old Fort Defian ce
81 Z street, corner Ilth street. Look ont for
the Signal Lamps. ORIGINAL
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RfJ. o. MCGUIRE q co., AuetiOnoeu.
TWO HANDSOME BUILpING Lors I'M ,
NERf DESIRABLE LOCATION

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON Nov 18th NJ
CLOCK on the premise shall sell L ots AMI 4,
IN Davldsons subdivision Of part OF square SIS.
fronting each 3 feet on the Forth side OF street
north between 9Th and 10th streets weat running
bsok about ll5 feet 90 an alley. Lot Ne contains
feet.
Terms One third cash: residue In six aud twelve
months, with Interest, 'ured By q deee Of trust
on the property Cenveysncing ct purchasers
10 I.-dts JAS. G MCGUIRE a CO.. Auet.
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ALEXANDRIA CIRCUIT CouRr-On Tuesday,
W. w. White was qualified as deputy sheriff
for this term OF the court. VIM. Jones horse
stealing jury returned verdict OF guilty, and
fixed his term OF i'm prisonment in the penitsn-
tisry for fifteen yeCrS. John Cross, horse steal
ing. guilty. and imprisonment in the peniten-
uary for fve years. James Quagin, grand
ward Lovejoy, robbing Mr.. Hartlsy's store;
verdict OF guilty, and Imprisonment in the PEN
Itentiary for three years. NotLe prossqui was
entered In the cases Of Common wealth VS..
John Merritt William N. Gwyne and Rollin
&. Gale.
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GOOD Merino Shirts and Drawers, 81; Gray's
Collars, % cents per box; Good Merno Halt
Hose, % cents per pair-at Francs Gents
Furnishing House 49i 9TH street, near Odd
Fellows Hall.
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AUCTION SAILS.
fHIs AFTERNOON AND ro-5oRRow.
Br eksss WILLIAMS. A.eti sssu.
TRUsTBas SALE on VALUABLE gILpING

By virtue Of q deed in trsst, bearing date on the
ethdsy OF DeeenScr, lsS and record in Lteer
IA .s No g, foil. 30 e: "a M sus.eris.s
day OF November. $50. ~ az O'Clock n en- the
premises, Lots numbers 10, n, n, n, lt Is a.. ".
is. 10, and 90 On the subdivision OF original Los
numbered IS and Z. IN square No ise Le,s 70, ~.
Il and Is fronting each Is feet no.sh ID street,
between 10th and ah streets sest, By 20 feet deep.
Lots u and rs fronting eash 81 feel a inches on
north street, between 18th and Sth streets ct.
By 100 feet deep Lot IS fronting g feet niche.
nth street vest, BY SO feet n inches ~ ksw York
avenue; LSts ", ls, 10 and % frestinss.eh 10 feet
and fcth streets wet By depth OF ire rs feet sX
inches TO loS feet ieiS inches respectively
This property 10 eteibly situated & o rspifiy
improving part Of the city, and oters mast
or in vest.
Terms OF sale One half cash; baianss IN ar ana
twelve months for notes bearing interest from DAP
ofsale, secured By deed Of trust 90 OF the cash
payment On each lot will be required 20 be paid
on the ground and u the terms Of ale are not
complied will IN i've days after the sss, the prop
erty viii be resOld, pom week nSsice. ~ the
risf and expense OF the defaultina purchaser.
All cCuveysncins and stamps Of thes coat Of the
CHARLTs 9 WALLACE. rru.tes
&C - eokds GREkH WILLIASs. Auca.
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QY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Alctisneers.

*
GUARDIAN SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of decree of Orphans Court of the Dis
tTict OF Colun bia, by the Court Of Chan
Gerry on 6th day of July, 1866, will sell, on the
premises, the following described property, being
the property OF Dennis bonn. tdecsased.b
FRI DAY, 3Oth day % November, 1856, at
O'Clock p. m. all those lots pieces aud parcel Of
land situated In the county Of Washington, 10 the
District Of Columbia, being part of an original
trsct known e. white Haven" and bounded
follows to wit Beginning for the same at the end
of the second following line. run from q bound
stone mar ked 7, planted at the north end OF the
line which divides the land Of Mrs John Baker
frem the land Of the late Henry Foxall, aud stand
ing in the northwest corner of said Foxalls land,
to Wit North 3 deg Is min. west, four perches,
crossing the new free road leading to the Little
Fails Bridge; north 10 deg Is min. west, twelve
and % Toe perches to stone No 1, now planted for
the beginning of the part hereby conveyed on the
east end Of the Ridge Road, thence to include the
piece hereby to be conveyed, Il north 20 deg. IS
min east eight and 81 100 perches, to another
stone, No. 2, thence north 10 deg Is min west,
eight and a. 100 perches, to stone No. s, thence
south 70 deg e. min. west, eight and 81 loo per-
ches, to stone Ne. planted on the east line Of the
aforesaid Ridge road, thence by and with the said
road in q straight line to the beginning, ntain-
ing I acre, being the same more less, and I'm
proved by twe-story Frame House.
de posit of 500 will be required ct the time OF
sale. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost Of
'n' John ADAMS. Guardian,
GREEN WILLIAMS,
no 7-lsw&ds Auctioneers.
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KEEP THE TOES EASY.-Boots with i'm :
proved shanks. are dressy, sndsthey keep the
toes easy; made TO order BY J. Strott, 9Th street
under National Hotel.
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a SURE PILE CURE-nT. Gilbert's Pile in
sirument positively cures the worst cases o!
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of 81. Circu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
every where. Address j. Il. Romano. Mara
ger, No. SIS Broad way, New York q.
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SIZZLING LIoUoR ON SUsDAY.-Chas. EyrIck
was arrested yesterday by officer Howard, Of
TIE Sfcond Ward, for selling liq nor on Sur
day. Justice Bates fined him S2J
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DISTURBING An ExHIBIrIoN-Last night,
Isaac keirby aud Edw'd Delaney, VINO claimed
10 be sea Capita ps, paid a visit 10 the Metro
Politan Hall. They Were well supplied with
greenoaeks, and were verv free in expanding
them but they were 20 noisy and disorderly
that they had 10 be arrested by officers Ray
and I'LL and taken TO the Central Guardhouse
There they did not like TO stay, and they were
allowed TO depart upon leaving the amount OF
the fine In such cares "a collateral security for
their appearances for trial this morning. At tue
hour for trial they failed TO appear, and the
Justice, after bearing the evidence, fined each
$40, absorbing the collateral.
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BEADY's GYNNAsIUM--A programme Of the
exhibition and reception at Brady's Gym1a.
SUM his evening, shows that IL Will be an in
terestIng affair.
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AUCTION SALES.


tksr etAw Asssses ssies see JssrtA pass.i
RY J. o. MCGUIRE CO., Asctioossrs.
aOARD1ASgs s sAI I;t ~ syIsDDlsc LOT IN
On THURSDAY ArIERSo0E December 6. at
ssSusi Ss :e Ss eel: :.
18Th and .tS ; tire .sst running bsek I feet II
Terms: Gre third cash; residue in two .aual in.
stain snts at 81. and twelve months, with interest
70 70 secures on the j 'JHefs'I Ii. ADDISON.
o''r JAS T. g. Shi SeGu hfii'i A oS
no l3-sawAds Auctionesrs.
III GREEN wILLIAAs. Auctioassrs.
kE!sEHflsSks e Ts STREET
6S HT i h.T sss , suSr 4
We thaii sell At tire residence OF . gsntiemsn de-
taSps ss:p Rasi si. and Sid. ohur,
Mslput Marble top Dressing Bureaus
Walnut wardrobes and Lounges
MsSos nsT ply insfa,P and other Carpets
Hair. Husk and other h I .ttr 0sass rabies
Pp ~ rIas Ii Hall Oil Cloth ans Stair Rods
window Shades and Step Crash
Letter A Singer Sewing Machine
And many otter goods. which We deem unnsces-
ne sd GREEN a WILLIAMS. Assets.
1THE ABOVE SALE Is USAvoIpABLY
pSstp3ned upul THURSBAf, the I'D instant,
nols,is Unit GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auc,s.
RF w. L. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers
- Origin al Horse and Carriage BazaAr,
g. La. av., between 9Th and 10th SITS
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS
onsATuRpAY n6sNfSSa. N.v.nberl7. e. 10
O'Clock, we will sell, at the Bazasr,a number Of
Saddle, Carriage and Work Horses o full desert n
ton at sale, comprising about
FIFTY HORSES.
MANY good Work Saddle and Harness Harsa.
ALSO.
New Jenny Lind Wagon sSa Buggy, built in this
city.
Also,
A large collection of New ard Second hand Bug
gies Rockawsys- OarrieCes, Wagons and
other vehicles.
One Hsck AID one Coupe in good order
Also.
New and Second hand Harness, Saddles Car
risges, &c at private sale.
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays.
Carriages and Harness always en- private sale.
Il. WALL 60, Aucts
no IL Alex. Gazette