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New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

The telegraph has already informed Us Of
the abortiVe termination to the inquiry in
stituted in the Georgia House in reference
to the eligibility Of members. 1t is a fact
which scarcely anybody denies, that there
are in that body about twenty Eve or thirty
individuals who, under the laws of Con
gress, are not entitled to seats. The COM
mittee appointed to investigate the subject
made majority and minority report. The
former declared some two or three mem
bers eligible. The latter declared all eli
gible, on the ground that members of q
State Legislature were not officers The
minority report was adopted-100 to As.
And in this result General Meade, after his
great flourish of trumpets over the matter,
meekly acuuiesced. r
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

Thaddeus Stevens Seriously IlI-.GOVerDOr
Cox still ID elIaea In,ernnI Revenue
COmmlssiOnershiP--K -KenGuck Election
"Ihe Dutch have taken HOlIaud''--A
RObber on "a Pleasure Tour.
WASHINGTON, August 4.-Thaddeus Ste
Tens is seriously i'll in this city.
The deot statement will probably issue
tomorrow and will show slight increase.
Captain n. B. Harrison, of the Navy, is
Office here.
A Cabinet meeting was held to-day. Four
members-Seward, Schofeld, Evarts, and
Randall-absent.
The Express newspaper of this city ap-
pears to-day under the ownership of Jonah
D. Hoover and Brother.
Rumors relative TO a change in the Inter.
nal Revenue Commissioner5hip continue,
In response to second request to accept
that Office Ex-Governor Cox, of 0hie, to-day
sent telegram persisting in declining the
appointment. Caleb Cushing has resigned
his position as one of the commissioners tC
eodify the United States laws.
A convention of colored citizens Of Border
States WAS held in Baltimore TO day.
Returns from all parts of Kentucky show
an immense increase in Democratic MAORI
ties, and falling off of the Radicals. Steven
sons majority will probably reach 10000.
| Ia Louisville Stevenson received e244, and
| ms hAdlcal opponent 49l votes,
Internal revenue receipts today STAG, 600
| The Indian Bureau received q dispatch
this morning from Ellsworth, Kansas, dated
the third instant, quoting the fears Of In
| dian disturbances.
The Commissioners of the Central Pacific
railway report an additional section o.
twenty miles, terminating us miles from
the initial point at Sacramento, in gooC
| working order.
A Cincinnati paper says that the head o
one of the robbing gangs at Seymour, In
| diana, the man who is said TO have takel
the largest share of the 500 600 stolen iron
the Adams EeXpress company ia May, ha
gone to Europe on pleasure tour.
Senator Welsh, of Florida, has accepte
the Presidency of the Iowa Agriculture
College, located in Story county, Iowa, an
is to enter upon the discharge Of the dutit
pertaining thereto next spring. His teri
expires in March.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
WEST INDIES. ETC.
Prospects for Turks Island saIt-sugaI
QuOtatIons-St. Domingo Excited.

Prospects Tor Turks lsinnu Salt-SuEar
QuotatlOns-St. Domingo Excited.
new YORK, August 4.-Turks Island pa
pers OF July Is, report that notwithstand-
ing the rain, the salt pans are in a very for
ward condition, and an abundant supply on
hand, price l0c., but it can be purchased a
little below for cash.
Advices from Porto Rico, July l6, report
that at Arecibo, the only district where
sugar grinding is still busily continued, the
produce is quoted at from 81 so to So 90
for extremes of quality, and molasses at %
@23c. y gallon. Superior flour there is
worth $40, with an upward tendency.
Pitch pine lumber in suitable assortmentS
would bring S35, and is much wanted.
According to the Herdid's letter from st.
Domingo the Dominican cabinet are sur
prised but not alarmed over the tone OF the
American press relative to the Alta Vela
affair. The Minister of Foreign Relations
claims that the Spanish government ejected
the American settlers at time when st.
Domingo was being converted from repub.
lie into Spanish colony because 1t could
not permit permanent lodging OF American
citizens SO near the new acquisition.
The feeling in Nova Scotia against the
Confederation still continues with unabateo
violence. An appeal to the United States
| is suggested in some quarters.
The coinage at the Philadelphia mint Il
July was as follows: Gold $685. siiye
S56,s4S, nickel Sl4s,475.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

Lippencott's for August has cleverps-
per on smoking" in which Parton's At
lantic article is neatly reviewed. Ia an
swer to the latter's point, that smoking
tends to Keep its votaries from the society
of women, the former boldly claims that
the number Of cultivated men is indispu-
tably larger than the number Of cultivated
women, and that in general society the
number Of cultivated women Is very small !;
hence, as a rule, cultivated men do not 60
there. There are many pnngent and more
sensible things in the article, which is evil
IDENTIFY written by gentleman in excellent
society, since be tells as that he sscan count
hundreds Of ladies of his acquaintance
whose dress costs them each four thousand 4
n-Neto York Commonwealth.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

The late Governor Andrew related the
following to a friend shSrtly before his
death: II
was in Washington just before Mr..
Chase was nominated as Chief Justice, and
at Mr.. Lincoln's request, called at the
White House. "Here I am" said Mr..
Lincoln, surrounded by documents relat-
ing to the vacancy on the Supreme Bench,
and requests to appoint Mr.. Chase. Mr..
Chase is man of ability; as a public Of
ficerof marked fidelity; as politician, am
bilious; on the subject of the Presidency, a
little insane. He has said things of me
which has sent diseerd where there should
be harmony, but q man in my position
should not harbor resentment, and l shall
appoint him.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

Ex-Governor Brown, of Georgia, is
charged with being the founder of Ander-
sonville prison. He had nothing whatever
to do with the Andersonville prison. The
place was selected aud the tortures and
starvation of that Golgotha were devised
and superintended by the rebel General
Winder, who was sent from Richmond by
JEFF Davis for that purpose. At that tiAe
Governor Brown, in consequence of his
opposition to Davis's tyrannical and CEN
tralizing policy, had become so odiOus to
the Richmond authorities that he was
neither consulted with nor permitted TO
lave any voice % s3hat Ees done By the
rebel government even in Georgia.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

Complaints have been frequent in Eng
land that women are becoming more and
more addicted to intemperance. A gentle
man writing to the London Star states that
The careful persusal of public journals, a
large correspondence with intelligent OBJ
servers, the testimony Of city missionaries,
and personal experience in London have
led me slowly and reluctantly to this de
pressing opinion. Workingmen themselves
say there is more drunkenness than ever
amongst women This, may remark, ia
one reason why some wOrkinguen will not
marry, but prefer another mode OF life"
A similar opinion is becoming prevalent in
this country.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
WHOLE NUMBER i

the Ohio river has enabled the largest vee-
sels to resume their trips between here ana
LOUISVILLE, August 4.-niver swelling
cloudy. e'AeA
81: LOUIS, August 4.-River declining;
eight and half feet to Cairo
fIoKsBURG, August 4.-Passed nm. Tjx-go
slowly. A''''- '"As
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
MARKETS.
name.tic Mn-,rst.


NEW YORK, August 4, Afternoon Cotton
without decided change; sales 900 bales:
mlddllng uplands SOC. Flour-Staie and
western 10 a20c. better; Southern firmer:
good and choice extra SO 70@l6. Wheat
S95c. better and quiet; No. l Chicago spring
~ qogs 10. Corn active and excited; so
-. better. Pork hrmer; new mess $28 CSC
~ whisky shade 6rmer; CSC. in bond.
Frelgnts lower. Money unchanged, the
supply still exceeding the demand. Call
loans 3@4 q cent. Gold excited and very
active, closing at I465@l46A. One million
OF the Alaska purchase money will be
shipped tomorrow.
Exchange dull and inactive at l10.
southern bonds generally firm. Stocks un-
settled. Sub-trea-ury receipts 81, 373 600;
payments 81, $50 900; balance SIS, AL, 200.
BALTIMORE, August 4.-COttun dull, mid
ding uplands 3Oc. Flour active and
higher; Howard street brands nominal, but
little in market City Mills family $l3 rs.
Wheat firm, prime red 81 4502 so. Corn
dull. Prime white 81 30.
CIR0INEATI, August 4,-Flour firm; family
s. 76@l0 rs. Wheat So rs. Corn 86S9Oc.
Oats IRREGULAR. Pork $2s 75@2s. Bulk
meats l2Gl4c. Bacon, shoulders l3fc.s
Lard held at lS1c. Hams 2002lc.
LOUISVILLE, August Sales 67 hhds. to
bacco; rates frmer; lugs 20 medium leaf
~ 5O@l5; Owen county medium shipping
Sl7 90; Hart county medium wrapper
S37 80. Wheat 81 $500. Flour So 2506 50
for superfine. Corn 93@95c. Oats 45@50c-
Rye 81 l5@l Is. Mess pork $2S so. Lard
l8@183c. Bacon, shoulders l3tc.; clear rib
sides l64c.; clear sides l73c. Whisky, raw,
free, ST. 20.
Sr. EouIs, August 4.-Tobscco active and
unchanged. Superine -four $6@7, Wheat
$292 40. Corn sS99Oc. Oats 46952.
! Pork S29 %. Bacon-shoulders l3c.; clear
rib sides l6ic.; clear sides l7c. Hams 100
| 20c. Lard ls0ls1c. Whisky, free, is hello
| at 81 so.
Foreign Markets.
| LONDON. August T. Afternoon -Consois
| 943@94i for money Bonds 7li@71l.
LIVERPOOL, August 4, AiternoOn.-Cotto
heavy; prices unchanged. Yarns and fab
RIGS quiet at Manchester.
LIVERPOOL, August 4, Evening. Cotton
closed fiat; middlIng uplands 9Ed; middling
| Orleans I0!d. Sales 1000 bales.
| PARIS, August 4.-BoHrse dull. Rentes
| 70 SO.
FRANxroRr, August 4.-Bonds 754975i.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
International CommereEal Convention at
PorIlaMd-DesDerate Characters Gone
TO Canada - Locomotive Explosion
near Warrington.


PORTLAND, Ne, August 4.-The Iuterna-
tional Commercial Convention met here TO-
day. Over 200 delegates are present. Aftel
organizing the convention adjourned til
this afternoon.
TORONTO, Canada, August Ain oonse
quence of the summary manner in which
the vigilance committee have recently dealt
with express robbers in the Western States
there have been several arrivals of we'll
known desperate characters here Of late,
and the Canadian express companies have
taken the precaution to place armed guards
on all trains. =
An unsuccessful attempt was made TO rob
the express office at Sherbrooke on Tuesday
night. Moore 4 Co., brokers OF TINS city,
were robbed of $1,000 in open daylight
SAN Francisco, August 3-Chlnese Aln-
lister Brown sailed yesterday.
COLUMBIA, s. O., August "a bill passed
to-day reducing the bonds of State officers.
ALFYANDRIA Va, August A locomo-
tive belonging to the Alexandria, Washing
ton and GEORGETOWN railroad exploded its
boiler this evening at the depot of the
| Orange and Alexandria railroad, Just pre-.
yious to starting for Washington, doing
much damage to persons and houses in the
vicinity. a colored man named Field is
supposed to be fatally, and several Others
seriously hurt.
PARIs, August 4. An imperial decree has
been issued, authorizing the issue Of new
loan.
SOUTHWEST Pass. August 4, P. M.-Ba'
rometer 1875. Wind south, with rain.
Arrived; Steamship W. G. Hewes, Trip,
from Galveston, to c. A. Whitney q Co.
cistIssAvf, August 4.-The receut rise in
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

Opportunity has har in 'front.' behind
she is bald If you ssize her BY the forelock
you may hold her, but II suffered 70 e.
cape not Jupiter himself can catch her
again.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
ALABAMA.
Common Carrier BIu aud Political Disa
bIIity Bill Discussed.

MONTGOMERY, August 4.-The whole day
was consumed by the House iu wrangle
over the bAl allowing access to rsilroad cars
and steamboats, without regard to color.
The bill passed a. to 81.
The Senate discussed the bill removing
political disabilities, but without any de-
Cided action.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
[Ou1s1ANA GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

,ecislation in the Senate
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Dutch have taken Holland.

ACTION OF THE ALABAMA LEGISLATURE
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
Important from the West Indies

INTERESTING MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
MARKETS, RIVER NEWS, EFT,
WASHINGTON.

Thaddeus Stevens Seriously III-.GOverBOr
Cox stflI ID eIIaes In,ernnI Revenue
COmmlsstOnershiP--K Y Election
he Dutch have taken HOlland''--A
R0bber on a PLEASURE TOur
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-07-03

Also unsurpassed. consisting Of Cloths. C"-
imeres, Cs-inefs, Jeans. Ss.iRets. Satin and
Silk Vrsting. Wool Wamussss. UNDERSTANDS.
Hats and Cops. Boots and Shoes. &C., sc. /,
and almoa' any kind Of goods you call for
II e has also
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.

NOTICE is hereby given that the time
~ has srrived when il becomes tie duty
OF the Treasurer to collect the tsxesfema'n'
ing unpsid. with The costs and charges 'hs'
msy sccrue, by distress snd sale OF property
Now. therefore in order TO give you oil
chance 10 save costs, will attend st nv o.
fee every Ss,u'dsy. during business hours
And I would here coy to oil persons hsvinP
Taxes or Interest TO pay, Orders TO presen'
or 10 be redeemed. or wishing 20 borrow
T,ust Funds. that they will find me st nv
office only on Saturdays and during tern
lime Of courts. All sxee remaining IN
paid on June 80, 1868 will be placed in The
hands Of deputies for collection.
WILLIAM ERETZ, T. d. G.
juno 1S6S-fw
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-07-03
Grain Screen and
SEED HULLER

S. KUEBLER g. PHILLIP GUCKES
HAVING purchased from the Pstentee the
IL. right to manufacture and sell the above
valuable article in Ddbois Co desire 10 eel
The attention OF Farmers 70 il. They fee
confident it is the best Grain Screen in sse.
and that farmers generally may save IL
cost ionly Sl5) each yesr, BY using Il 4
clean their seed wheat slvne. We onl'
ask q trial and il its operations are not sat
isfactory the machine may be returned, ant
10 harm done.
KUEBLER & GUCKES.
Oct IS, '67-ly
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WOlCOot'S Instant
PAIN ANNIH1LATOR

Will cure headsr.e in three minutes,
Toothache in q short time. Neurslgis and
Esrsche 10 i've minutes, Ca'tsrh, end its in
cidents in q short time. No cure no pay il
directions are followed. Begin In time il
you would avoid Consumption.
j. A. McMAHAN.
Loogootee. Gen'l Agent for Indiana.
For rale in jasper by N. E. Boring snt
Martin Eried,nsnn, who have also for sale
WoIcott's Besuti6eS for the Hair end Skin
snd Smith's Salvation Salve. Warranted Il
give sstisfsction.
July IL, 1867.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-07-03

FoR CooKMa RpE ToxAroEs.-Cut
in slices nearly an inch thick, lay 10
common baking pan, sprinkle with
salt and pepper, add Q tablespoonful
butter. Bake from fifteen to twenty
minutes. just before lifting, pour
over two spoonsful of sweet cream.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-07-03
Pic Mic and Grand Ball
Fourth Of July. 1858.

THE undersigned would respectfully on
Il nounce 20 the public that there W D.
+, Pic Mic and Bail at bis house mile from
Jasper. on the jasper and Troy road. on Jul
lh. the nations bir'h day. Plenty OF goo
,hings 10 eat and drink will oe h,d. Goof
Music will be in attendance. The publ,
generally are invited.
MICHAEL HOCHGESANG.
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DIR. JOHN BULL.

H. - VIII ~ II ~ uLnI,
Manufacturer and vender Of the Celebrated
SMITHS YOMIe SYRUP,
FOR The CURE OF
AGUE AND FEVER, OR CHILLS
AND FEVER.
The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
justly claims IL a superiority over al rene
dies ever offered TO the public for the SAFE.
CERTAIN. SPEEDY, end PERMANENT cure OF
Ague and Fever, or ChiIls and Fever,
whether Of short or long stsndIng. He re.
fers to the entire Western end Southwest.
ern country to bear him testimony to the
truth Of the assertion, that in no case what.
ever will IL fail 10 cure, II the directions ere
strictly followed out. In great many Gases
Q single dose hes been sufficient for cure
and whole families have been cured bv q
single bottle, with Q perfect restoration oil
the general health. tie, however, prudent
end In every case more cestsir to cure, II
ito use 10 continued in smaller doses for .
week or two siter the disease has been
checked, moro especially In difficult and
long. standing cases. Usually, this medi.
cine will not require any aid 10 keep the
bowels In good order: should tho pstisnt,
however. require Q cathsptic medicine, eftes
having taken three or four doses ~ the
Tonic, . single dose OF BULLS vEGE.
TABLE FAMILY PILLS will Be sutficje I
DR.. JOHN BULLS Principal Office:
No. 20 Fifth, Cross Street.
June ID Sly. LOUISVILLE. KY.
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Working for bare lite-mak;oe
clothes for new baby.
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Nlu.lins. Prints. Delsines, Marines. Silks,
Lusires. Co,,onsdss. Lindseys. Fla"neis.
q nd oil other kinds Of Goods tor the Ladies
and Kisses. His line Of goods for Gentle
mea aud Boys
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-07-03
BARGAINS FOR ALL.
ALMOST ANYTHING YOU CALL FOR.
on The NORTH SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE.
JASPER, INDIANA. .
Joseph SerlMerSheiln

HAS now on hand snd receiving. one Of
III the largest and best selected stock OF
goods ever brought to Dubois county. whic
ne will cell at old time prices. when the dit
ference in cure ey is considered. HE as
sortment consis:s Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT, Jsstice 0iin.-John Ward,
petit larceny; guilty.
Fannie Duval, alias Carter, grand larceny of
n cow from VIM. Durr on the oath of december;
guilty; Albany penitentiary 12 months. Noite
pros. as TO Perrie Duval, charged with same
offence
Henry Lee, grand larceny of goods valued at
sG7, from A. Sullivan, on the I'D of December;
not guilty.
Moses Clark, petit larceny OF IS from sam n
Tinsley. on the 18th of December last. 1t APP
pears that Tinsley came to Washington in
search of his friends, and asked some men.
among whom WAS Clark, to show him to a GER
tain place. On the road the money was snatched
from him. The defence claimed that the money
was won on bet This man has previously
been tried and convicted of robbery, but the
verdict set aside by the Judge because it was
against the evidence. On trial.
Bill for injunction filed by A. Lloyd, solicitor
for the complainant.
Margaret Santry, Thy her next friend James
Burk,) We. VIM. Santry. This is an IN junction
To restrain defendant from selling property,
and for alimony for the support and main
tenance of herself and children: fixed for the
18th instant, before the court in general term.
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ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.-The Gazette of Satur

day evening says:
Some of the winter fisheries on the Potion &c
have commenced operations, and the proprie-
tors of other landings are now in this city en-
gagged in the exceedingly difficult and trou BILE
some task of employing the hands necessary to
their shores. Hundreds of idle colored men are
daily walking the streets. while but few will
hire themselves to go into the country. Mr..
Joseph Cawood, on the night of the 9TH inst.
sent to Mr.. John Scott of Georgetown, by the
Aqua Creek steamer, upwards of six hundred
punches of fsh-rock, perch and other varieties
that were caught in the second haul of his
sein, at Fow ke's.
Upwards of two hundred wild turkeys have
been killed this season in the Immediate vicin-
ity of Manassas Station. The number of deer
killed in this neighborhood during the tall and
winter has been less than usual
An effort is being made with line of steam
ers that is to rnu from New York to Alexan-
drla, To stop regularly at Aqua Creek, TO re-
ceiye shipments made from Fredericksburg.
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TO.M0RR O w

ID tsas os.'oIs % j: 9: Mcclure : De-
Star Once Building.
FINE FRENcH-PLATE MIRRORS. pAMAsK
SUITES. MARBLK T6P ThBLts. ETE.
skks hER9 s9R GhTk S SAk s1b "a
fFR Rksps oExsIfETsISs plSiNG TABtE
SESSE4sss
% THUsspAY MORNING January .. 1853, q,
Ble.t No sos Cofeorsp Row S.tseeS
18th aud 10th streets, we shall sell elegant
iTo ;nn Of Honsehoid Furniture, fine Wines,
j isTIss oval & i: frspss- S'.ts Pi;. Mirror
Walnut Parlor Suite, consisting Of i MEDALLION
2wsinut PsriSr sdite. aphos %e in green Rep.
Brusss s9sr e.Tpss.y ana Eod. and Rugs
Oval and Square M.rble. top Centre Tables
square Walnut Card Table and Embroidered Cover
2Sleepy Ho Low Chairs, Bronze Drop Light
Hair and nsk Mst;rsss sns .shssins.taua
Spring Under Beds. Feather and Hair Pillows
Fancy Toilet Sets, Cottage Suites
DINING ROOM.
Oak Sidebosrd, nicely cary ed
Ssk 6sns nssO and 1, sas T Iss: soes
Arm and 70 Dining Chairs, Leather seat
Plated Ice Pitcher and Revolving Castor
y Napkin kiDs., Soup Lsdle and Forks
Cut and Engraved Champagne. Clarets, Wines,
Out and Engraved Becantsrs. Water Bottles, and
White and Gold band French China Dinner Ser
vice.
Oak Desk and Writing Table
Oak Lounge and Arm-chairs, upholstered in green
Two Iron frame Leather-seat Sleepy Hollow
Chairs.
A chsice lot OF fine Wines and Liquors, com
prisiDg-
Is Bottles Cognac Brandy
- otties Claret Of the following brands =" Pope
Clement, La Rose Pichon Tongue
willie" " Leoyille,"" st. Estephe, and Cha
teauX Yquemn
40 Bottles Extra Old Port, Madeira, and Sherry
Wines
Is BEETLES (quartsD Champagne
IA Bottles Cologne, 4" Societe Hygieniquen
Is Cans Champignons and Asperges Entieres
Naturel.
The above lot of fine Wines, &c were imported
by Mr.. Best Cana from the well known house OF
Landau Fills, Bordeaux.
Together with the usual articles found in a sale
of this class.
Terms each.
jaI-d COOPER 4 LATIMER. Aucts.
HTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED IN
til TUESDAY, Jan. l4th. same hour and place.
Jai-d COOPER LAT1MER, Aucts.
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RlY d. l.. WELLS & CO., Auctioneers,
- N. w. corner Louisiana avenue and 9th az

On WEDNESDAY the 18th day of January ISIS
alto O'Clock an at No. 4 30 Ilth street west oe-
tween u and III north. we shall sell At auction the
furniture of lady declining house eeping, viz:
Parlor Suits Of Black Walnut finished in Green
Rep
Solid OAK Chamber Sets
Extension Table and Dining Room Chairs
Marble Top Centre Table
Wardrobe, Window Shades
Three ply, Ingram and Nenitian Carpets
Mattresses, Pillow and Bolsters
Crockery, Glass and Stone-ware
Cooking and Parior ktovee
Also, Kitchen Requisites.
The above Roods are all nearly new and offer
at private sale will be entertained upon applca-
tion to the AuctiS neers. House for rent ut 3 30
per month. d.. WELLS q CO.,
js 10 Auctioneers.