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The swine are all killed. now they are
com ing 10 the cattle -
Thrse in the castle knew better. for tley
We're almost starved at last. one day, when
only the last harn was left and scarcely any
one could stand for weak ness exce,.t lIannes-
Jacob, the Connt came anoLg them and
said
Il thank you, dear faithful comrades, that
you have held out So lnaniu!ly to the last,
but how our hour is come. We must not
discourage each others hearts, hut bTavely
hid each other good night in this false world
hoping to meet in a better life. To morrow
we must marry the rope-Inake,'s daughter,
ard we shall HAT l9htiy enoiGh IN the
air, for sc have not much left but our
ghosts!'
So saying he gave each man his hand
while great tears fell from his eyes aud down
his checks and his meL wept with him
Only Hanues>Jacob still hoped 10 iul some
way of escape.
So he brought the COW on whose milk
they had lived Oat of the stable, bound the
last remaining ham with fax between her
horns, got the chaplain I'll the cast t. whJ
was lying in bed trying t. drive away sad
thoughts and imagining that he had written
the last he ever should. to write a billet.
which lac fastened to the bam. -and then lie
drove the COW ont of the gate. When the
Meutza:s saw the cow coming straight across
the valley in which she had so often in bet
ter days feb ON the sgreen meadows, they
were astoni, he'd Out at last some Of them
ought the cow aud unbound the fl * from
her horns. They found the billet, which
read thus:
NO more can Won take the fortress than
the COW can eat the ham -
They opened their eyes in astouishment
and brought the CIV AID tie writing to
their commander. Fnr weeks he had been
tired Of the sioge. and would gladly have
Withdrawn long before if every day he had
not hoped that huager would compel tie
caste to surrender. But Wien he saw the
COW and read The billet lie said
Blow a retreat for we shall stIrve our
selves befure they are cut Of rafinu> ~
Tie u. Xt day they " eut uff down the val
ley with bag and baggage. The ueCkers
10 ked on with thruhhiug hearts, not daring
tn utter a sound until the last Mnjtz0r was
ont of sight.-and then ] y hurst forth on
all sides Tue sick were we'll, the weak
stood jrm or their feet. the Chaplain got
ont Of Lis bed. the constable sent a roar OF
canTonry after the Mentzers, ut no shot,
lest they might take it for Garment and comc
back, and the man in the town blew as il
he would blow his life uu:, 'Nuu Dankej
ale GoH!' Count Rrincck tooE Ell his cap
and folded his hands. until the strain was
ended, ard then s:roking b is mustache, he
said
That was by Gods counsel. indeed. But
as often as hear pig squeaI or cow low
shall remember Hannes-J acOb Of Uoppach
and mis- stratagem J"
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MAN in Cayuga county. n. Y, has a
singular Cochin China rooster. He has OBJ
SERVED his masters practice If family wor~
ship, and as soon as the Billie is taken to be
read, fore PRAYER. the rooster walks in de-
liberatey aud takes his stand beside the lady
Of the house. aud there remains in a very
quiet aud revorent posture during the whole
service. seeming to understand the words
for as soon as Amen is uttered he walks oui
without noise and joins his family Of hens
The children of the family. in their outdoor
plays, have the company # Chantic'eor
simply by calling him Cochin" He allows
them tu put their arms around him and per
form other acts Of play fuluess.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-12-09

YoU may find fashions in town. but yoH
meet with more stiles ia the country.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-12-09

A SINGULAR INCIDENT OccuTred at Ls"''-
ton, Maine. week before last. which may
afford physicians hut respecting he treat
ment Of that hitherto unmaGageab,e disease
clptheria. A factory girl Of that city. WINE
suffering from this complaint, was att-cSea
with a severe coughing, when the nurse dls-
covering what seemed to be a foreign sub
stance in the patients throat. seized the END
OF it. and to her surprise and alarm pulled
out the falss membrane This act saved the
sufferer physician of that city now has
the membrane in his possession. Il is about
three inches in length, completely preserved
OF white leathery substance. and so rmcS
that it retains the shape of the air passage
from which it was withdrawn. 1t has there
fore been suggested that diptheria and sim'S
lar diseases might be treated mechanically
and Group has sometimes yielded to the sur
Seon.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-12-09

Every year increases the popularity
of this valuable Hair Preparation
which is due to merit alone. We can
assure our old patrons that it is kept
fully up to its high standard; and it
is the only reliable and perfected prep
aration for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making it
soft, lustrous, and silken. The scalp,
by its use, becomes white and clean.
1t removes all eruptions and dandruff,
and, by It's tonic properties, prevents
the hair from falling out, as it stimu-
lates and nourishes the hair-glands.
By its use, the hair grows thicker and
stronger. In badness, it restores the
capillary glands to their normal yigor,
and will create new growth, except
in extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications, and
gives the hair q splendid, glossy ap-
pearance. A. \. Hayes, MD, State
Assayer of Massachusetts,, says, "The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and [
consider it the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes"
Sold By ell Druggists, and Dealers in 1ledie!aes
Price One Dollar.
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Bucking gham's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

AS our Renewer in many cases re-
quires too long time, and too much
care, to restore gray or faded Whisk-
ers, we have prepared this dye, in one
preparation; which will quickly and
efectually accomplish this result. 1t
is easily applied, and produces a color
which viii neither rub nor wash off
Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty
Cents.
Manufactured by r. P. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA, NH.
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q OOK w E LII TO YOUR
UNDER RSTANDINGS!
B OOTS AND SHOES
For Mems and Boys Wear

The undersigned respectfully in forms his nu
merous customers and the public generally that
he is prepared to manufacture BOOTS and
SHOES of any desired size or quality. from
the finest French ealfskin boots to the conrsest
brogan. in the VERY BEST MANNER, on the short
est notice, and at as moderate prices as like
work can be obtained anywhere.
Those who have worn Boots and Shoes made
at my establishment need no assurance as to
the superior quality of my work. Others can
easily be convinced of the fact if they will only
give me trial. Try and be convinced.
eE ReT airing of Boots and Shoes attended
TO promptly and in workmanlike manner
Thankful for past favors | feel confident that
my work and prices will commend me to con
tiauance and increase of the same
JOHN d. THOMAS.
EbensSurG. April 26, 1869.
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Sprer's kntI-Dmst

HEATING AND COOKING STOVES,
FXCELSIOR COOKING S7OTES,
NOBLE. TRIUMPH AND PARLOR COOK
ING STOVES
And any Cooking Stove desired | will get
when ordered at manufacturers prices -
Odd Stove Plates ard Crates. &c, for re-
pairs. on hand for the Stoves ! sell Others
will be ordered when wanted. Particular
attention given 70
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I323 Elevensh Avenue,
Between 18th and 18th Sts., Altoona,

Al! such goods Spices, Brushes, Wood
and Willow Ware, Shoe Backing and Station
ery will be sold from manufacturers printed
price lists and all other goods in nv line at
Philadelphia Baltimore, Cincinnati and Pitts
burch current prices To dealers l present the
peculiar advantage of saving them all freight
and dsayage, rs they are net required to pay
freigh.s from the principal cities and 10 dra y
age charges are made. Dealers may rest as
sured that my goods are of the best quality and
my prices as moderate as city rates By doing
fair, upright business, and by promptly and
satisfa ctorly filling all orders. hope to merit
the patronage OF retail dealers and others in
Cambria county and elsewhere. Orders re-
spectfully solicited and satisfaction guaranteed
in all cases. THOMAS GARLAND
Altoona, July 80, 1869 If.
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JAMES f. MILLIKEN.
ATTORNET-AT-LA,V LA,V
md REAL ESTATE 40 EET,

HOLLIDAESBI RC, PA.
Special attention given to the collection of
claims in Blair, Cambria, Huntingdon, Bedford,
Centre and CieaTfield counties.
Parties wishing TO purchase, rent, lease. sell
or exchange real estate viii find it greatly to
their interests to call on or address me.
sS Correspondence in either English or Ger
man solicited.
REFERENCEs-W Mann, Esq, Messrs. Nor
gan, Bush Co, Geu'l c. II. T. Coils, PhiadCl-
phia; Liessrs. }. Il. Way & Bro, ". n. 6 GOrmiey,
Esq, III. Il. SwoOpe, Esq, PittsbuT2; Hon. J Ohm
Scott, Huntington; Hon. s. S. Blair, Holidays
burg; Hon. II. +. Rose, Altoona; ID. w. Woods,
Esq, Lewistown; Cyrus Elder, Esq, Johnstown;
VIM. 2. Wilson. Esq, BellefOnte. [i-12.-1y.1
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and
cure of all derange-
ments in the stom-
ach, liver, and bow
els. They are a mild
aperient, and an
excellent purgative.
Being purely vege-
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent
cd nv thpir finnplV
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DRoPOsAL, TOE wAsp PAVING.

OEos Of Sssrisfea feat a,ld u ssscse, AZ Ssrsys
(drytaEsscays. Fcoftcags aaf N~tr RsftftrrS.
Siy Hal, Wa.hiasios. ID, C., January y, lSl.i
healed ProDoeak WIN be received 81 the Hayors
once until u m. the 7sh proxino, nor Paving. Curb
ing &C tce the yesr commencing April D, ts7i, for
No bid win be received which does not inclade Al
and esch 5iddef must be : rrs sfiosi rsver. fhs
nAee Of each party interested N the contract must
be inserted in fu In the hid and every bid must b
accompanied By the written ruSrautee a a respor
sibie 1arty thsf. n the bid shall be accepted the
bidder Nill oooeDt the contract in due form. sn1
perform ths work Ia accordance therewith. the
sufciency Of the security u be srtiei 81 the lax
Olerk.
No bid yill be considered il not in strict conformity
60 this sdyer isenent and the spec scatoas Which
may be seen a this on IL from . centractor
Who hAs hesotofoi failed % pzy according
10 sgreeneot- or 30 pay Tor msierias fsrn abe hia
anc the Mayor reserves the right 20 reject sny %
all bids, desmed ~ him necsssar, 70 protest the
interests OF the corp0rssi,n; rapsxra
sarerintsudent and Inspector Of Streets W
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DI I'D.

DIEe.
ANe. On the 81 81 February, ISL, departed
Tins HE, At o l. o N Uisit9LT ~ FyANs gp-d
John NJ. and Ohaflotts WEBS.
The General will fake p'ar. from t. resld sDca
No. 1927 10th street, y. 90 the 8 n instant AZ
one clock ? The ~ ID Il the fa-,ily are rs-
specially invited 10 stt-rd.
10, tender bud from IN, 5 hos -
For Jesus ca e,i T. richness sw q:
CnT richest gift, twas This far bis -oln,
To lay at ur dear SsyiJrr's tseI.
NlL>OS. MATTE E. duly ehiid OF A. M and
~ Ia " ilsOn.
unSrai viii take pac. -. >und a. rfteruoon, at ?
ciccS Irft seiy from srsHA 10 sire {, between 4h
srd sth aud and q st-sas-
JONES. Un the Cd Instant. Cf 6risyps, Mrs
MARIA JONES. widow a: the tate ThJs. j. Jones:
O. ears q s.e
Dearest mother, 'hes 2 80 II Us,
We tkv loss most ds%riT eel:
But us God thai h s-r.ft uS
he can all our = heal
HE-ral TO morrow ~ sri.-Ck. Friends Of the
.anily iuyiteC t. attend
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PROPOSALS.
pRorosALs EoRFILLIse Lots IN souAs

DRoPosALs FORFILkING LOTS In soUARR
Elk HUNDRED AND EIGHrY OsE.
orc Cor. ms isau 0 koHTfh wasd. C.ss ffalLl
No., M.sHIsGTos, d G.. February i. IEl.
81 idswi'i Be received at tie Mayors once. CITY
nail until II m feSURA8f =, 1871. for film.
lote m tquare 6sl % abate nuissnca-in all about
tnir three thousand cubic Yards Of 6iling
bids.
zach bid mas; be accompanied by the writes
RSarsntee Of a responsible party. that. n the bed
tract 10 Que form, and execute the wort according
60 contract. n u EMERY, Mayor.
GEO roLbAuo8EE.
fest Com Of In provenients FOURTH ware.
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. . . -

AT DANCE in private house in a sm al
town IN Illinois, on rhGc-Jav evening, Russ
parsons. one OF the GU sts e Iuasted vOuug
lady, who was sitting l-~lds Riley Mac. to
move as &c wished TO speak - ths latter. Fne
lady complied, and Parsons drew his revolver
and hrst two Shots AZ Maze, fatally wOunding
tim. The murderer fed and has rot We, been
arrested There had long been . q darrell b.
tween the men.
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~ 9BEEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
Southeast corner OF 1th ana ID etreets

~ By virtue of deed Of trust sted the lst day
E Of september, A. ID. 1858, aud duly recorded in
se-aT5s LiPsr; No US. folio 2f one Of TIE land
on the premises: on TUESDAY, the 7thof February,
III az clock p. M, all that piece or parcel of
Known "a the southern part of lot numbered twel
li2l, IN square numbered four hundred and seven
teen tsE the said southern part hay ing front of
twenty feet on seventh street west. and runpir
back with the same width to the sof sad lot
with the improvements thereon situate 7th
between = and streets north
Terms $40 cash, (cf which 100 must be raid at
time OF saleD balance In asd IL mouths sc cured by
deed OF trust. Stamps ami conveyancing at cost Of
purchaser. CHAS q. ChLLAN, Trns.ee
jan27 q % 81 feb l23s6S7
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RAATIAoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
WAsH,ssT9r, December Is. 1870
q. .sS SSsa IL :ss 4: A1
WEST are now run as follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
lssse asy s.esIt osupd e. a, So 500 and
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leo zoo ss sns s.ssDt Sunday at s:ts and s:ss
Leave at e:4s and gas a. M and 4:lO .. n. n,
train to or from Annapolis on Sunday.
roe y B sgHpA5h
Leave ct 500 q. N. and 800, $40 and 5:lspI
...,. .. 800 ESa r. W. WAN AND ssT o5 .O5
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST,
, css. .es dssy except Sunday at s:4s N. sDe
sS Y: Win 'ss from sssss
md AND ses 500 ss
8elsy Heuse With Strasburs and Winchester sccop
Through tickets 70 the West can ps mad ., tn.
washington Station Ticket Oos at all hours in t..
ToE New Ysrh, Philadelphia. ana sosson, .se "
n...ss 4 f r. xs%svs;
I'm OG RDoS es2ef al, Ticket Agent
FsmA DEL And NV yass!'
WASHINGTON, June 3, B70-uoon
1 ;ss !: r: ;s|s s:T - 4osR 80
u NY sssat: 3: al; Use.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Essvs daily tezseDt Sunday ct 500 .. n, lS:A.
ON SUNDAY.
1--we for Mo- York ct see ,. M and Phiiads
eleepin9 cafs Tor Nsv FORK On ,. n train oa,,
Through tickets to Philadslphia, New York o,
q the day. - N'"'
% BaitimsEs and Ohio Railroad sdvertiss,ue,
nApolt1. end TIE West. j. 1. WILSON,
: Taste: Of TRANSPORTATION
gro. .. kOOHTx. Assent. wsshinGton- jaN
TABLE KNIVES AND FoRKs,
Pr KNIVES, from = cents 70 Si,1
PBINO8'd Loan Once 0Dles room, ~
l00k anti u y
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Conclusion Yesseraay,s preceedIuxs


SENATE.-After our report closed
The bill granting pensions TO soldiers aud salt
oTs OF the war Of 1872, and widows OF decs as.si
soldiers. having been considered in COMMUTE
OF the Whole, was reported to the Senate, whap
the amendment relative to the length of service
Was non-conour in; 30 that the resuireme
Uf three months service was retained
The bill was further amended so as tn allo,V
pensions only 70 widows OF soldiers who sere
married at the time of the war of Tsp, ami ey-
Guiding those who subsequently N arried a raif /:
also, making provisions - time of service two
instead of thsee months
On motion OF Mr.. Stearns the provisions of
me e'll were extended to willows Of Revolution
The bin was then passed, and the Senate, at
/. % =. M, adjourned.
HOUSE.-After our report closed
The Committee of the Whole rose before dis
posing of the naval appropriation bill.
On motion OF MIR. Banks the Senate concur
rent resolution for the relief Of the sufferers by
the war in Europe was taken from the Speak
eI's table and passed.
The House, then, at 4 Il, adjourned.
A WIDOW, who appealed to the spirit of her
departed husband to advise her as to a pur-
chase she was conte mplating, received the for
lowing answer: % Do just as Won please, be-
cause know you will any way. don't for get
peoples dispositions, even if / have been
through death. So, Nancy. 90 lust az You
please. If yoa want to buy, buy; and if you get
INTO trouble by 1t, get out OF 1t. You are smart
enough"
-" What are you going 10 do after You
graduate ?" said q gentlemen ia a williams
college student who Is lifting for the minis
try "Dsmfino," replied the youth, preach
the gospel, spOse."
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meteorological KecsFi-E1b. l. !-35 A. M
Wa D.2cr-nlent. N.onlI g.rli-.. ~
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ERAME BUILDINGS AT AUCTIOB.

,DKror QrARfRRNAsrERs OFFICE.
WAsHINGroN d. O., January 81, IEl.
Will be cid a. public aaotios, Of Afnory square
DEPOT, 4ARcH 4, commencing ct 10 O'Clock .. H..
Once Buildlng ls2x25:
etoreho0se, HSxN; f@
Csrpes ter Shop. Hx41;
Oommssary Bsilding, lsxl0;
Engine ho1se and stable, tox24, II. stories:
!. Wagop Shed. 16x12, Sink. 6xl2.
hereafter will be sold at Monument Let: Store
nscnse. l62a p; two Water Tanks and eAEinG
&c SGT CAPTAIN and Depsty Qaorfsf@aster.
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TABLE KRTvHs AND FoEKs, =
Pen KNIVES, from = cents % III.
PHINOB'd Loan Once S1les room, ~
suS-a 1905 Psans'iveaiA syepqe, y
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctinneers
- Southeast Corner 7th and ID streets
TRUSTEE SALE DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPkkTi IN DEFREES STREEr, AT huO.

TEuSTEE SAIL OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
fhUPERTI In DEFREES STREET, AT AUO-
"a BT virtue of a deed OF trust dated the 18th dsy
- OF July 4. ID $50, and duly recorded in Liber
10 tlS, folio in. one OF the land records Tor
Arlington county, in the District of Columbia, 4
shall, at the request Of the party secur thereby
sell on the PREMISES, on WEDNESDAY,, the srh
day d February. 4. ID. I7I, at clock D. m all
that certain psce parcel Of ground lying aud being
10 the CITY 81 ashiHgtDD, aud being known ard
distlneuished as lot numbered sixty Ave, 1851 in
shepherds subdfyis zion Of square numb red six hun
dred and twenty three (6g3) The improvement.
thereon consist Of nearly new tgos story and base
men brlck Dwelling. conveniently arranged, with
nail. gas, water, clFats, paasries, water clJ sets
'eIms Of sale: Five hundred dollars in cash, of
which $40 must be paid down when the property ia
struck OH and the balance 'or pgomIssory q ties Of
Sl00 each; bearing interest from day sale payable
81 inter- ais OF three months each cuyeig and
respectively secured by decd Of trust upon ths
property All conY ancDg and STAN ps the cost
81 the purchaser If the purchaser snouid fail 10
comply with the terms In five days, the Trustee re
serve, tn rig 10 reset rhe property the risk aud
cost Of oefaulting purchaser after one week nofice
IN sone newspaper published in Washington city
ID. G. MAETiN n. ROURER Trustee
GREEN j WILLIAMS.
laE3-dts lhepnb J AuCtiOneers.
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fyy LATIMER q CLEARY, Auctsoneers
~ successors 10 Cooper Lstimsr,)
southwest onrner Penn. svepne and lite st.
INTENSIVE SALE OF COAL AND WooD At
AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Is. 1871
IN

The undersigned. admin -trators OF JANE, Glea.
SOD decessed, will offer at public sns al q sire :,
wharf 81 the sbove date, the Large sssortmsnt OF
Cosl and Wood belonging TO the ca ate
The Coal will he offered in lots of five tons and
upwards to suit purcba aud the God in Quan-
Titles Of five C ride and upwards.
The Coal aud Wood will b. sod in the yard IN he
teksn away by the purchaser, wifi be delivered
adding The cost Of carriage, which will be ANNOUNCED
a. tn. sale
The Coal includes all kinds, Lfizsns Valley Red
ard " hite Ash, Chestnut, Cumberland, &C., of al!
sizes
Terms; Ali amounts of less than Sic0 TO be cs 81
over slt0 AID less than $500, two months. on ap-
proved security, over $500. three months. on ap-
proved $ Curity. Purchasers will be required 10
remove their purchases within ten days.
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AUCTION SALES.

llI GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctfousers,
" Southeast corner OF 7th and ID str is
LANCE LOT OF HogsEHoLp FURNIrURE
AT AUCTION
a On TUESDAY NEXT the 7tn instant W.
w hail sci ae the resioence Il Gentleman de
- Ginning hSns keeping, at No 7is lerh street
~ lbetwesn q ard streers northwe ct q ssne-.i
..sortruep . Household and Krchen Futui-
Hard N s~fas, Castor aud Side Chairs.
Mhatnot wsrdrcb-s. Bureaus.
Wssts-fsnds TABLES. Chairs
Sid-boSrd H@dsteAds, Mattresses
Pillows ana Bolste's, Bedding.
Dining Tshie ene hairs
tr~kery and Tinvsve
Inc. tioosl Bang with fixtures complete
Tam cash. 0REEN WILLIAMS
lea R-pi AuctiOsears
Ds Nm L.. WALL a Co. Auctiopeerr
~ New Marble Building,
Oorner Pennsylvan,s avenue and 9Th stree.
sALk OF FIRNiTUBF, CsOes eRY. PLATED
NAkE, g., AT AUCTION.
a On TT ESDAf MOkNIS9, February 7tb
MA G. mmeUcing Mt Ia clock. we will sell, OF the
~ nrsf Moor q our Auction II lOms, Au assort-
"tment ~ FcrDiture, Urcckery, 81. compris
alnut Parlor SUITS Rep aud Hair cloth
Chamber SUITE. Bureaus
sshs tanos. Tables.
Oak Marbie.tnp and lnli, atop Cottage Sets
Oil loths. Mattresses Bedstesds
Bowl, Pitchers, Chambers.
Spittoons, Cups and saucers
Plates, TUr. ems. Frur Dishes.
b op Jars, Veset b . Dishe-, &C &c.
Plated " sre-f'a TOO :, Spoons, Knives
Mirrors. Howe o Sewine Machius.
With numerous other articles.
ft ". L. Wall CO.. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
RS GREEN WILLIAMS, kec.ioaseers.
- sont beast coyutr Tth aud II 81, rsefs

RS GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aac.ioaseers.
~ southeast cOrpef 7th and II streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
hSTATE IN TdE INNEDikTE NEG 4BUK-
III CD ~ iHE CAPT tOG
: srsA ny virtue of q deHi oF trsst, dated Ntrcf
81 - y. iIo, aRd duly recorded in Libsr
- -ss 81 folio 40. &c, OF the ,ann recorfs for
Warrington cOnniy, u. g., And 81 direc ton Of ths
sessred Il ereby, viii eel = not &c sa'e. an
iont 81 tn prserni.ts, en- S>TB KoAF the Arm d az
~ February, A. ID. ISL the f,ltp~rng describe
&c state IN the city ~ wsshugton. At o'olns <
!, u LOT mark7d and letferee &c" in Carroll :
-gb division OF erisiD NAL lst NJ. in square No
y IN SAT- city, with sil the ispFoveneu1s.
ttTrs o' sale: Ore haf in cssn iJt wh n S5amGst
- oaid ~ the tim f sal.;i the deferred p.yreafs
he n sde IN tx and twelve msnths wi n Interest
cn Cay ut sale. and secured by deed truS. b. the
:" iSi-ciIon 9: the Irustee Trrns te De C ymplt-i
VIE within elk days alter day of sal the
'f1 reserves the right g. resell the property afar
y,e We notice at the rick and - Of first nur-
'ha@,r u cpuVeysncint, fnc,uctns Stamps at
purchasers cost. "
JOHN a l.. MORRELL, Prustss.
JAZZ oSds GBFgN & WILLIAMS, Aue.s