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Sheriff Sale.

In ohcdiance TO "a ia issued by the Clerk anu
Master Of the Cnaucery Court At jacksonville
Tennessee, and to mc directed, | will offer for
sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand On
Monday the I'd day Of June, 1872, in front oithe
Court-house door, Maiisonyillc, Tenn, all the
right, title, interest and claim that James H..
bell has in and to the following tracts of land,
90 wit One tract known as the Patrick Trnttcr
tract, situate in the l2th Civil District of Mon
roe county, on the waters OF Nn,cha Greek, adj
joining the land Of Peter Johnston, VIM. Click
and others, containing l2O acres more or less.
also an other tract adjoining the one already
described known Us the Finley tract containing
IS acres more or les, all in 18th civil district
Monroe county. Both the above tracts OF land
levied on AS the properly of James lsbell 10 sat
isfy an execution in favor Of Edwin Hall, Adj
ministrator, &C., and will he sold unless the
debt and costs ure previously paid. This 24th Of
April, 1872. J.E. IloUsToN, Sheriff.
may lG-iI.piS5
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LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Parties desiring Ia announce themselves
as candidates for office through this pa
per will be required to pay cash in adj
vance for the same. Announcements for
Congress, $40; State Offices, $40; candi.
dates for State Senator, 50; county eau
didates, IS.
TO THE VOTERS Of MnSRoE COUNTY.
We are authorized 10 l.. 4.
McSvadden as a candidate for Trustee Of
Monroe county. Election in August next.
We arc authorized to announce Mark
NJ Hicks, az a candidate for Tax Collec-
sor of Moure county. Election in Au-
gust next,
We are authorized to announce III. e..
Harris, as u candidate for re election to
the Office Of Tax Collector of Monroe
e0unty, Election in August next.
80 THE PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE.
In response to the expression of a popu-
lar desire, sufficiently general and inau-
entail to control my action in the matter,
hereby announce myself a candidate for
the Office of Judge of the Supreme Court,
made vacant by the resignation Of Hon.
T. A. r. Nelson. Election first Thursday
ia August, next. J. b. COOKE.
Chattanooga, March 18th, 1872. If
We are authorized to announced Hon.
Robt. Mcfarland as a candidate for Judge
Of the Supreme Court, to fill the vacancy
oecasioned by the resignation of Judge
Nelson.
We are authorized to announce Jos.
f.. Houston as a candidate for reelection
to the office of Sheriff Of Monroe county.
Election in August next.
Fer Attorney General.
W. 80. n,kbor;nod onJ roouostaJ 70
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q. M.rPETTFNGlLi.& 60. 81 Park Row, y. Y.
sail GRIFFIN s. iluFFAN, Baltimore, Nd.
ny the nl,agen,s for the SNcc,vater EnteL-
prisrh those cities, aud SIRE authorized 10 ]e,ntraei
Tor inserting 1ivcrtiSemeni for ~ NJ our lowest
ytSA rates. Advertisers are requested TO leave
,,elr myor. with either Of Tie above houses.
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Complainant charges in his Bill, which
is sworn To-, that Defendants lanes Kider,
William Rider. James N. Peek and wife
Sarah Peck. are non residents Of the State
Of Trmhsscr. Isl. thrIelme ordered that
publication he made im luur consecutive
weeks III the Sycctw"ter Enterprise, uoti.
lylnI said nonresident defendants to an.
pear a b. mkt trrm If the Chancery
Cont to hn heid vt the court house in
Mn !ion,ilic. Tennessee. On the first
Mnlty of June neat, and make defense
To- The charges in compl iuants said Bill,
or the same will he aiken for confessed
and he Cause ,et for bearing CT parts as
To them. \ TIVE cory Of tho order at
Rnles,
Attest 5. p. HALE, c 4 M.
I. +. II. .NcCRosKr, Sol. for Compl.'s.
may 2 4t-pisG
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MARKET REPORT.

AIIahnCNi,' Georgia..
MARKET REPORT.
Corn-wlltc, per bushel .93a95
Yellow d" " ........... g21,ugJ
W~hcat-Tenu. White per bushel.... a
Red, " 80.
Rye, per bushel. .........,.... a
Barley, per bushel. ..............- Il
Oats, per bushel. GOa6T
Flour-Fancy,per sack .,...... j00a550
Family .4j0a475
....... 800. .4OOaI5O
Supefhne. .......... ......... .3ODa3j0
In bbls same proportion as sacks.
Bacon-Shoulders ..6lsa7
Hams. .lOal2
Canyassed ................ n
Clear Sides, Slsash
Meal, per bushel. .... ........ iOOa
Dressed Turkeys a
Hay-Tennessee per 100 ..l6Oal7g
Western, per 100 bs..........". n
Lard-ln bbls. per lb...."...........gal
Cans .l0all
Butter, per lb'''' ............. .25a3O
Eggs per dozen ........ ..i2Lal3
Bce5WaN
Onions per bdl....................,
Field Peas-Red per bushel. ....... l25al3O
White per bushel ........ 4
Irish Potatoes per bbl..............l OOal25
Feathers, new per ................ .5Oa6O
Virginia Salt, per sack'''''' ........ 10000
Dry Hides, per ..lga2O
Al Sheetings, per yard. .l3bal4
1-S Shifting, per yard. ,.lIbal2
Cotton Yarns, per bunch ............ l66al65
Apples-Green, per bbl............ u
Live Hogs-Gross ...... E. 900
Deel-urOss 900
Corn, good demand; stocks light; tends
upward. Wheat, none in market. Oats,
in moderate demand for feed. Hay, de-
clining; fair stocks. Flour, high grades in
request; low grades dull; moderate stock.
Bacon, firm with fair demand. Irish Po-
tatoes, nj demand. Butter, scarce, and
wanted if fresh and sound; no sale for
rancid butter. Eggs, constant demand if
fresh; prices very iuctuating. Business in
the main fair and satisfactory, though the
general scarcity of money in the country
renders it more difficult than formerly to
place produce at fair prices for cash. We
make prompt remittances and returns as
soon as sales are made. and liberal adj
yances on cOnsignments when desired, on
usual terms.
Respectfully, &C.,
II. T. Cox & BROTHER.
Atlanta, Ga, May Is, 1872.
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April 4th l872.-tf

Lost,
Between jacksonville and Dennis Is.
blll's on the Athens road, a "Sharp's
Rocket Pistol" The finder will be liber-
ally rewarded by leaving the anne at this
Office, or at the Office of the Athens Post.
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}. J. Johnston rs &C. C.. Tones and wife and Others.
Pursuant TO u decree rendered n this cause by
the Chanccry Court at Madisonville, at March
Term 1872, | will expose to sale by public out.
cry, to the highest bidder at the Court House
door in Malisonyillr. on the
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READ ON
New millinery Goods.

TUE Ladies' Of Sweetwntcr and vicinity are
Il respectfully Informed that | have received
direc; from the Eastern Markets, a splendid
stock OF
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Blacksmith Shon for Rent.

The undersigned wants to rent his Black.
smith shop, in this place, or will employ
a good workman to run it. Call and see
him.
J. W. GoDDARD.
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Millinery Goods,

Consisting Of Ladies' Hats, Ladies Bonnets.
Chignons, Curls Sc. Also splendid assortment
OF Flowers and Ribbons The prices of Hate
range from Three to Eight Dollars, trimmed.
! am also prepared to cut and make dresses in
'he latest styles. Satisfaction given in all in
stances. Come and examine goods.
LIZZIE a. WOODWARD.
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\ correspondent, writing from Athens,
curiously cantrasts the mixtures to he
found there of ancient aud modern civil
cations. Railroads spin their trains amid
the temples of three thousand years
steamers dash their swells upon the Pireus
and the scream of their whistles resounds
from Athos, Pentelicus and Cythsron tc
Olympus and thu heavens beyond their
gods. DR., Ayers world-renowned medi-
cines, those consummations of modern
science, are posted on the Acropolis; the
Parthenon, the Areopagus and the Thes.
ion, while the modest cards of Cherry
Pectoral, Ayers Saraspsrrills, Ague Cure
and Pills look from the windows of tn e
shops in the streets of Athens, where they
are sold.
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Sheriff Sale.

IN ohcdlrnre To an Execution issued
from tn" CLERK and Master. aud to ne
directed, | viii oArr i"r ,,ir. ~ the high
est bidder, for cash n hand. at the court
house door n jacksonville. Tenn, On
Monday t Sd div Of Iuuc, 1872. all the
tilt, utlo. interest and claim tia, \ +
" Pawn" has in and t. certain iInct u
parcel "t laul lin ted IN t." 18Th civil
district " III hrop copnt,. Tenn =, kn wa
- he john t. l'lyue fam, IN Cnker
Cr'cE, containing me huudrr.i aud TWEEN
G.; rcrr-. more ~ l"-s. adjoining tho Lands
ut 7 II G %lloway, J 3 Fpton 5nd others.
Also ne other lrac, ur %nnrccl of lrni
known as til" oII Station farm, '~adjuining
The lands Of T II Galloway. J 3 Upton
aud others, containing one hundred aud
twenty acre>, more OF less. it being the
>amc Iand upon which At W Payne, now
rr,idr>.
A!sp one other tract ar Wrccs of land
in the I9th civil ]ii,lrir, Of Monroe cuun
". lying an the w,tcr~ of Cpkcr Greek,
levied IN a~ tho proacs'. of Geo Payne,
con:Mu>ng "ns hunirrd aid ixty acrcr,
more or les. uijnning the mpl. If An
d"r,on LOFTS heirs, adj ot,cr>. MI Of
wIich band IL levied m Va >itl>Ey an eve
rntion in fnyor of Edwin HALL 81 AT "
Payne, and Gco'Paine.
L Horsroy, Sheriff
may g;h. lH72 t'-pG$5
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The CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE finds some
Of its most insidious and dangerous foes in
the many so~called "tonics" and "appeti.
zers," made of cheap whisky and refuse
liquors, finished up to suit depraved APP
petites, under the name of medicines. DR..
Walkers California Vinegar Bitters are
non of these. They are not a beverage,
but a genuine medicine, purely veseta-
Bile, prepared from California herbs by a
regular physician. For all diseases Of the
stomach, liver, kidneys, bladder, skin and
blood, they are an infallible and unrival
cd remedy. may2-4t.
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From %poueuy', nem0-g,t w. eI:
following items:
If Democrats leader, s-.t ant 20 Gree.
leg, tho next Thing 10 order will be-
for Democrats who are v,,';' 10 sell
out to Grant Thi' will b, ''poIjc1''
or political strategy, enrolling every Dem
ocrat to sell his vote IN the highest bid
der--to invest his money in bJnds, and
live in idlencss and luxury ever after.
Helubold owed newspaper publishers
over 100000 when he left the country.
They can charge it to prof, aud loss, for
financially he has glne tn Hal-m.bollly.
White hats are 10 be worn by Greeley
Republicans during the campaign, to dis
tinguish them from Grant Republicans
while the badge If a Grosloy Democrat
will be a whit, Iirsr.
Grant or Greeley! Ii one mus, eneE a
nasty string, little matters at which end
Off he begins. So between a back dog
and a monkey there is but little choice.
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Oh!
Dolly Warden is closing up on "Sho'
Fly" Listen.
Mary had a little lamb,
o. . She had it in the garden,
tnd every time it wagg.d its tail
ltspoil, her Dolly Warden,
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Fer Attorney General.

We are authorized and requested to
announce the name of W. j. Welcker, as
4 candidate for the office of Attorney G rem
eral in the Sd Judicial District. Election
LIST Thursday in August.
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Augusta Markets.

Corrected Weekly by COX, JACK.
son & CO., Produce aud Commission
Merchants, 308 Broad Street.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23

Is a Powerful Tonic, specially adapted for
use i'll Spring, when the languid and debilitated
system needs strength and vitality; it will give
yigor to the feeble, strength to the weak, ami.
nation to the detected, activity to the sluggish
rest to the weary, quiet to the nervous and
health to the inirm.
1t il a South American plani, which, accord
ing to the medical and scientific periodicals OF
London and Paris, possesses the mos; powerful
tonic properties known to Materia Mcdica, and
is well known in its native country as having
wonderful curative qualities, and has been long
used as n specific in all cases of Impurities OF
the Blood, arrangement otthe Liver and Spleen,
Tumors, Dropsy, Poverty of the Blood, Debility
Weakness Of the Intestines, Uterine or Urinary
Organs.
DR.. Wells Extract of Jurubeba
Is strengthening and nourishing; like hutricious
food, taken into the stomach, it assimilates and
dituses itself through the circulation, giving
vigOr and health.
1t regulates the bowels, quiets the nerves, acts
directly on the s%ecretiye organs, and, by its
powerful Tonic and restoring effects, produces
healthy and vigorous action to the whole system.
JOHN q. KELLOGG, is Plat ST., New York
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price, One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Cir
GUAR, 4w
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS

We will send 4 handsome Prospectus Of our
New Illustrated Family Bible containing over
$50 fine Scripture Illustrations to any Book
Agent, free Of charge. Address NATIONAL
PUBLISHING Co, Prila., Pa.
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Fire Screen Papers at Bogart &
Mayes, II
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Atlanta Markets..


H. r. tOA d. BRO., -
General PTodurc d Co0miSSjon M1riE Is
Atlanta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-10
BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auetioneer.
corner Of Eleventh. and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE,
i ATTRACTIVE. AND FIRST-CLtSS RES
DENCE AND VACANT LOTS Attic NORTH
EAST CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND |EFFhR-
son STREETS.-By virtue Of deed o! tIu:iirua
Mr.. william i. Taylor and wife, dated Angus, "a.
1867, duly recorded, the undcrsiSncd being thereto
the premises on FRIDAY the 18th October, l.7?. AZ
q o'clock L. NJ N fair. II not. The first fair daY
thereaftcr) the large weli-arr;nGt and ftsbi' ne
bly-locatcd RESIDENCE Of Nr. y. +. Taylor. With
front OF rs feet Franklin street ly depth cg 100
feet to an alley ten feet vide This dwelling colt
tains fifteen rooms, six Of which are In tho base
mcnt finished ard pl2Stcred; SIX on The trst eoor.
including two large parlors connected hy sliding
door, library and three chambers. and tbrCr cnau-
bcrs on The se"ond floor, and IL built OF brick 5nd
succeed with two-story portico IN rear, aua In
Ico. extending shove the second story anu ruuilL.
the whole length Of the main building.
In the yard next 10 Jefferson street there Ia Larry"
brick Kitchen with four rooms aEoSc the Biselncn'.
The garden s tasefuly laid out, and IL set IN choice
fruit trees. grare-vInns. Sc.
Also Il LOT To- TIC c1st of said dwelling. Fronting
IS feet on Franklin street, running bark 3i tCtt to
said alley, with the uso thereof.
Also, a LOT fronting on tie c0St liro "I JcHcr:nn
street co by 100 feet. With tho Iise Of said alley.
The foregoing prurc; ty should attract the SPECIAL
attention OF those desiring irst-ritc hone Or To-
yrsilneni In tho most desirable and improving paF,
Of our city.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash balance a; {, L.. Is, q.
cent per annm Interest. half yearly, secured b. 3
deed OF trust JAMES PLEAStNFS,
ROBERT I. TAYLOR.
2c1 Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-10
ByS Davis,
Auetioneer and Real Estate Agent,
= corner Of Main aud Eleventh streets

go ~ 10y
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALI,.
SABLE REAL ESTATE At AuCTfOS.-.Ry
virtue Of decree pronounced by the GianeerY
In the case or tumEkiu's executrix rs. Kelsey and
others, the undersigned special commissioner wiii
offer for sale at auction. on the premises ON PRi
DAY the 18th day OF October, 1871 ct the honr az i,
N. . that valuable REAL ESTATE Of which Robert
Pumpkin died seized and possessed. situated nm
boil, sides OF what is known 1s Birch street or
Birch alley, fronting five east side OF said alley
nlel lines lT2 feet to the rear OF sud property On
this portion Of theland are -four substantial BRICK
BUILDINGS, capacions and well built, and also
two FRAMED HOUSES.
The other portion OF the land fronts 80 feet ON
the west side OF said Birch street alley, and runs
back In depth about 1Z3 feet to an alley ten feet
Wide, connecting with Broad street, with two
FRAMED HOUSES located thereon.
TT property has been sub-divtdcd into lots O:
convenient size with reference to the buildings 5pd
fI,e plat of survey be feen ut the Office OF the
nuctiOrecr until the day of sale. rsss
The property will be sold either as whole. or sc-
cordng to said plat OF division, as may lie deemed
best nc the sale. ~
II Is SO well known rs to render further decrip-
ton unnecessary. Among Other uses ny which its
valuable as an Investment it Is believed 10 I've well
adopted to manufacturing purposes, and Is located
near to the present depot and lands OF the Chen
neoke and Ohio Railroad Company.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as TO one-fourtb OF the
proceeds OF sale; residue on credit, IN equal nstal-
ments ut 0, L.. and IS months, with Interest AZ Per
cent the purchaser 10 execute negotiable no e. fpg
tho deferred payments, and title retained TIL con.
yevance Is directed by The court.
EDWARD Y. CANNON. Commissioner.
Sale to DC conducted by 5. n. DAVIS, Auctionser.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-10
ByD. K. Weisigcr, Auctioneer,
lois Main street.

SELECT TRACT OF LAND ON
a THE NORTH SIDE OF THE Man \
CHESTER AND FALLING CRa as , IVYhnsS
BiiiDGE- CONTAINING 1913 67-109 AG ACRES; FOE
SALE At AUCTI0N IN SIX o fAR az s7l1oo
kCRES.-f win sell at public auction, on tine pre-
misses, at O'Clock p. NJ, on TUESDAY the 18TH
day of October. 1874 the premises mentioned above,
and The estate of Richard Archer aud seedy creek;
we'll and newly enclosed; we'll watered and ndapted,
for The dairy fruit and gardening bushes IS well
as for country residences. having . front OF over
1900 feet on the turnpike. rolling back to Eeedy
creek with n good site for an ice-house. There Is
GOOD well and spring water. and framed house on
the place built since the, war. The sites on this
place are In every way desirable. The title Is per-
frctly good and will I've guaranteed by deed Of gene
raj warranty. The owner reserves one bid on cach
lot -,
Terms: One-third cash; balance In cqnal install.
ments Of one, two three, and four years, ln,ercss
added, in negotiable notes. secured by Gred OF
trust D. Il. W EielTch,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-10
) q, $500 home again, and here

pcse ana then started home again. Rfie ns;te
! a Mrs Mowbray walked mp TO him, gaze,
60 ~ n,s~ Face. and then without o Mofa
snlSed him In passionate embrace. ,Easn
, If his brothers grasped his hands ana Kissed
MIN, as tl,ey were wont TO do Wnen ne N = !,
a nov and the pet OF the family. me oia
n,,rse. aroused from her MONDAY sinmper,
ar,,,scefI and wept over him, anu the ser
wants gathered around with wet eyes ana
conpratn|atory expressions.
A /, this time George knew nothing or the
trle reason for this singular recognition.
Soon however, the mystery was explained.
The effect upon him cannot be described.
Measures were Immediately taken TO nave
the BODY of the man who had been buried
a. George Mowbray disinterred. This was
soon done, and as the living George $1,000
beside the dead man the resemblance w, WIS
seen TO be the most extraordinary. ine
marks on the face and hands correspohaeo
with those on Georges, the scars on the legs
were similar also, and the hair, EYEBROWS,
and finper-nais were marvelously ailke'
WHO the dead man was was never ascer'
tanned. After Georges return, however, IN
nuiries were made, such as it was never
deemed needful to make so long az the deaa
man was supposed to be Mrs. MoworaS
youngest son. ,.aoo,o.,. ,,,ot
These inquiries led to the discovery tnat
the day bpcarc the tragedy three men, sup
nnscd 70 lac from London, took up the"
r,r,rters at an inn in a ncighbcrlng 'lii''@r'
one If whom the landlord thought De IeeoE-
njzcd rs having been in Mrs. MoWnio! ,
service ,s \ groom. The footsteps Of t3rec
nrrsous were also discovered III the gaEoe,',
5 az, SON some time after rope ladder horse
,rnurh. which had apparently been used to
I Iv upon the spikes at the top of the garden
,r,n wrrc discovered in the neighborin@
conse: but the name Of the dead man was
urvcr discovered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-10
BY Lyme Brother
Aucdonesrs and Real Estate asSa'''
No. l2l2 Main strse;.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsiA "a
y AT AuCTloN;By virtue Of I'D fTS IS SIC IL NJ
dated 18th of April, 1872 and reeosGui =, nsd Beea
of the Chancery Court Of Richmond 10 I'll s.hs-
$, page 49, made by james r Se3 ,$$.se he ".
desgncd. IS substituted trustee w ssu isr sa!s
request OF the beneficiary therein VIII an TTEsrAT
at pnhiIc auction, OH the premises. on oT 4. tic
the 22d day of October 1871, that eerssn streets,
southeast corner OF Main and 'Fwen' sips hack
fronting IS feet on Main street anu F.st sn-!pc!
between parallel lines lso feel iasy yrs ihcgeo,
alley, with TWO BRICK iEar.-Af-N
oeeupisd NJ stores and dwellings. -. ,,.nos
pnrposes. aud Is ~ valuable sny property y -"
part Of the city. .r Oh. nroocets ~
win DISCHARGE the sun OF ,SIs VAN Is 81
interest thereon, and costs OF 3D. nnou s1ch
exeruttpe the trust ai,d rs 20 TIE ,ea r.
terms tho psrsSa ss n Il
~ 49, ~ gtse such direction, ppe susp w.
al sasa ,r,sfes shall tsiak d., and which WI y :"
nolnred on ina das OF sssle. sss
I = Eais 20 FAKE TIaes as O'clock e. t. ,y..os
substituted Trustee.
Lsxa q sEsysan, Aaattssssss, -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-10

ELEGANT FURNITURE, CARPETS,
EIPlFR MIRROR. LINENS. &C, At AUCTION;
Ola MONDAY 18th instant. ut 10 O'Clock, VIC VIII SCI
n f,c residence of Mr.. Z. Bowman, No 3!sS SKIN
street, between Clay anu Leigh, his entire fuNNl-
, srn ae,i CHSMEfR SUITS. In walnut, including
WARDROBES, handsomely carved;
I CHAMBER SUIT. cottage style;
HAIR and STUCK MAfTEESSES.
Superior DOWN BEDS, PILLOWS ana boL-
YAn.- :.mu MARsEILLEs CoUNTERPANEs,
BRUSSELS and TIII;EE-PLI CARPETS.
In the PARLOIS are full suits i'll
WALNUT, covered with reps:
ARRLE-T0P TABLES,
4 beauticnl PIER MIRROR. with marble slab;
OIL PAINTINGS, LACE CURTAINS. NC.
In the DIM NG-HOOM will he found
A superior EXTENSION TABLE (ten feet, with
CHAIRS to match:
WALNUT LOUNGE.
4 varied assortment Of CHINA, CltOChbh1' "hu
GLASSW ARE. ,-
We ask particular attention to n very large as
sortmcnt Of LINENS. imported by Nj. bowman,
consisting Of SHEETS, PILLOW and BolSiER
CASES, TABLE-CLOTHS, TOW ELS, and NAP
Tho kITCIfEE FURNITURE IS general, i'll
GLIDING good C0OktNG-SIOFE.
The whole Furniture is OF the hest Gual1ty. OF
atc, STYLES. and deserves the particular attention
Of the public.
''"'~ COOK & LAUGiIT0S,
or1o Auctionccrs.