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Manton Marble, Of the New York
World, ought 10 have. the horse editor
Of that journal shot Cor writing Hippo
rhinophelgnatabIenn ocalastalagmus."
s.sHow like its father it is y exclaimed
the nurse on the occasion of the chris
sening of a babe, whose father, who was
over seventy. had married young wife.
"very like" remarked satirical lady I;
at hasn't tooth in its head!"
II is told that lady who lived near
Mr.. Carlyle kept Cochin China fowls,
and the Growing was such nuisance
that the philosopher sent in to complain
of it. The lady appealed to was inaig-
nant "Why," she said, ''the fowls only
crowfour times aIday, and how can Mr..
Carlyle be seriously annoyed at that?'
ssFbelady forgets,' was the eharacteris-
TIC fejoinder, .sthe pain ! suffer is wait
ing for these four crows"
AHittle Falls firm has purchased
since the first of May, 37s,000 eggs
The journal Of that city says one her
la3d them all, and that she commenced
tlsstoBs d thousand years ago. S 's' i,''e 3
California does everything on the big
gest sort of scale. A bee hive in the
rocks in Los Angeles County is report
etsahd is said to he 160 feet deep, en-
xal1ae 80 feet wide and II feet deep; il
cohtains several tons of honey. In fac
the sweet liquid runs, on warm days, il
o small stream from the hive, from which
the,settlers supply themselves.
A Maine sea-captain suggests that tel
egraph wires be extended to all the ligh
houses on the coast, and that a system
OF signals be arranged to be exhibited
from the light houses to give notice t.
passing vessels Of approaching storms
or changes Of wind. The idea is goo,
one. ~
Celery, as an article OF dish, is highly
recommended for nervousness. A cor
respondent says Ile has known persons
cured OF nervousness, whose hands
shook like aspen leaves He recommen
ded the daily use Of il at meal times.
: Before you aska favor of any mai
consider three things. First, caa yol
not avoid it7 Second, can the one yol
apply to~grant it7 Third, would you,i
your places were reversed, do for you
friend what you ask him to do for your
self? tits well to think of this, as !
may change the whole question.
The official vote of Tennessee is an
nounced. Greeley, 1920; Grant, IS,
$50; Greeley's majority, S,576. Brown
for Governor, 97,700; Freeman, 1899
difference, 1881. Maynard, for Con
gress, S0.S25: Cheatham, 65,57S; John
son, $1,000; Maynard's majority ovel
Cheatllaln, Is, ,247; oyer Johnson, AZ,
9l5.
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Administrators Notice.

MOTT CT is hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator of the estate of Andrew
Cox dec'd,-oet22w3, J0SEPHUS COX.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby lgiven that the under
IN signed has been appointed Administrator
of the estate of Jacob Tomi, deceased.
sepl0W3, JOHN LUDi,
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Brown BRrAD-Thfee B cups of corn
meal, three of Graham -four, one cup
of good syrup; two teaspoons of sale
ratus dissolved in the sour milk for mix
ture; tablespoonful Of salt. Water
viii do instead .af. milk oy adding mel
ted butter, Steam three hours, and
bake 10, very slow oven two hours
Stir only moderately stiff. y -
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Notice to Teachers.

ElHE Board Of Examiners of Monroe county
IL will hold meetings for the examination of
Teachers, as follows:
t., C.k-
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Settlement Accounts.

settlement Accounts.
PROBATE JUDGES OFFICE. MONROE oUNTY.
WooDsFIELD, ONO, O ;tober rs, 1879.
HNHE following settlement accounts viii be
IL for hearing
Tuesday, November 19, 1872.
James Windland, guardian of Mary L. DON,
partial
VIM. Beardmcre, guardian of VIM. F. and
Isaac T. Beardmore, partial.
George Ring, executor of Walter Ring, Anal
James 0key, Administrator of Moses Markley,
partial
John Beardmore, administrator u Benjamin
Joy, partial.
JAMES r. MORRIS,
oct29w3. Probate Judge n. 20.
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Ne Family skoxld BE- svitkoxt a Bottle sf
WRIT7LESEY is tie kosss.
ist.-It win relieve the worst case Of 3 Gus
choilo or Cholera Morbus in IS minutes.
Dyspepsia and In digestion in sev
weeks
3d.-It l. the best remedy IN the world fbt
8ick He ache, as thousands can TESTIFY,
taken when the first sym ptoms appear.
4th.-It is the best diurctic ever put before
Dlab etc 5 and Gravel and other Urinary
difHcuities.
sth.-I, is q most excellent EN- m y q.
EoEue, and to the Young Girls, middle
sged Women, and at the Turn OF Lie, ths
remedy is Of incalculable value.
ena hence a few drops IN some sweetened water
C'rea to a babe is better than a dozen eoTdnls to
Relieve and make 1t sleep. Contain
ing n o anodyne.
7th;-ltis is sure ralief for adults and shhdtea
i wsi bGns ny away The worms.
sth 1t will cure the PIiee and Hemor.
fhodIai difficulties.
esh.-It wAl cure Co at Ip a ito n and keep
TIE bowels regular. 1t will also the worst case
G6umnler Co mp a Int and Dysentery.
to,h.-It will cure eour ste m e CHI
Gtimuiate the liver to healthy action:
teiieve Ho art-eurn and oct as a general
Regulator OF the system.
When taken dilute the dose with sugar an d
Water to Win e-ci lac fu and 700
kaye ple asant tonic.
Whi,,esey pysyepsa Cme) & 90 per bottle
whittlcsey Ague Cure soc. per bottle
Whittesey Cough Gran,,les ssc. per bottle.
- sa!d by ali'duggists and Warranted.
g whi.i,essy Prop. led. Co., Toledo, O.
For sale by J. T, Judkins, druggist, Wood
ield, Ohio. oct1Y. h,
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what Is IasanliyiS

ALa murder trial in Memphis, where
in an attempt to establish insanity, on
the part of the defense, DR.. j. X. Allen
was called as an expert, aud testified
thus briefly and nationally e
81 have been pacticine physician
for nearly thirty years ) have hadssome
experienced in cases of insanity, having
been for ten years Medical, Superinten-
dent Of the Kentucky Lunatic Asylum,
and during that time bad ever 1000
crazy people under my charge; have
henaxl the Hypothetical case read by Mr..
Pliclm; I am here as an expert, and be-
fore answering the questions would like
to'say that the more 1 studied the ques
tion Of Insanity. the less I understood
IL; and II yoe ask me where it begins
and where it enas: neither / nor any
physician in the world could tell you
In fact, on occasions like this, the law
yers make fools Of themselves in trying
to make asses Of the doctors.
The frankest professional testimony
ever given in court.
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ArwMIMMm

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ucation of young and niddle-ased men for
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The oldest, largest, and most somplete
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Students can Enter at any Time.
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full particulars, address
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@P. Shaking and Trimming Dresses
is somethi, 8 think | understand, and the
benefit Of my knowledge, how 10 trlm or
make, alwtys given gratuit9usly.
oc,l5a2. IS iitEtt
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THE SPIELT uF DEMOCRACY.
Tassday. Deccmber ), 1872
ARcautif,,l extract.


~ was NJ 5ht. Jerusalem slept as
quietly ahid her hills as q babe on the
breast OF its mothef. ihe noiseless
sentinel stood like i statute at his post,
snt the philosophers lamp was burn
ing diinly in the rccesses of his cham
bef' But moral darkness involved the
nation in its uneaisSistened shadows.-
Keason shed faint eiimmering over
the minds of men, IKE The cold and in
sufficient shining of single s,sr. The.
imtnortsiifs. .nf mans spiritual nature
was unkilS'wn, his relation to heaven
undisco cred, and his future destiny
hidleH IN mss,ery..- 1t was at this pc
rcd that two forms of ethereal bright
ness hoserei 'al'otit the land of Gods
chosen people.
-Fflics came ike sister angels sent to
csfth on some embassy of love. The
one of anajestic stature, and we'll form
edaiimbs, Which her drapery scarcely
concealed, IN her erect bearing and
steady eye exhibited the highest degree
0f strength and confidence. Her right
arm wasextended IN an impressive ees-
tufe apwarth where night appeared to
haserplaced The darkest pavilion, while
in'her left fcclined her delicate compan.
ion, in form and countenance the con
irnst OF the other. she was dropping
dnSso w WI tsfcteeenVU 'y tS'tSoui"S
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Having secured the contract for carrying the
United States mail, the subscriber will run
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for mcurning Ladies ordering goods from
me will only have to give me age, COMPLEXION
and size, and about What price, and will
guarantee to p'sass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-25
AGENTS! 4 RARE CHANCE!
Petroleum Y. NaSI,y.

rEHE best selling book in the market is
I The STRUGGLES Of
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Daily Nennrbee yournaI,
AMERICAN APPLES IN EUROPE.

Years ago when the late Mr.. Pell, OF
Pelham, n. Y, planted his famous orchard
of Newton pippins, the wonder was where
and how he intended to dispose OF his fruit
when it should come into bearing. Later
the world saw and admired. He packed
fruit of uniform size, and carefully sorted
in good packages, sent them to England
and reaped the profits therefrom. Buying
this fruit, the purchaser knew that as was
the top or bottom, so was the entire pack,
age; and many Western fruit growers ana
shippers may make a note of this win
profit to themselves and satisfaction to the
buyers.
The vicinity of Esopus, Ulster Co., n.
Y, proved congenial to the Newton PIP
pin, and this intensified the success OF MT.
Pell. and here is another point of interest
to fruit prowers--select such fruit for your
locality as is congenial to it; for, like any
other vegetable production, certain varie-
ties of apples need congenial situations to
make them profitable.
The New York World. speaking of Mr..
r. l.. Pell. who j. carrying out the plan
which his father inaugurated near half
century ago, says:
The orchard on this place contains
$4,000 apple trees of twenty-five different
varieties, but chiefly Newton pippins.
From these trees Mr.. Pell sends to Eu-
rope annually about 5000 barrels and 2O00
boxes of apples, and makes about 25oo
barrels of cider These barrels contain
about 600 bushels apples and the boxes
2O00 bushels. Formerly it was the custom
to wrap each apple in paper, but now it
is not done, but simply great care Is taken
in selecting the apples. so that all are in
every respect perfect. For cider none
are used except sound Newton pippins.
The cider is sold to parties in this city,
who rectifv by running through coal, and
sometimes bottle it AS sparkling. Mr..
John Coffey, Mr. Pell's gardener, gave us
much information concerning cider and
its manufacture. He SAYS raw beef clears
it and keeps it sweet. but that it is neces
sary to use from three to five pounds to
the barrel But few have an idea of the
great orchards OF Ulster, Orange and
Dutchess counties. and this one is certain
lv one of the best. We must confess that
we had no idea that any one person was
doing so extensive business in shipping
apples to Europe. The specimens of fruit
from this orchard which we have seen
certainly merit the reputation it has and
the prices which are paid for them in Liv-
erpOol.'
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Ii I. illustrated by THOMAS MAST, the great
ct oi American ARTISTS aud contains introduce
ton by Hon Charles sumner. Agents wanted tor
this and other popular books. Address L. \. Rich.
a5d>on Co.. Boston, Mas and t. Louis, Mo.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-23

Aot- Sof 0Bn00x oof0O1 for
:.ysess lsc2, and -. .. $500. % ~
Davis, SFrsnk 1 ~. ..ss.e 81 .. ~. 49,
ftrUe e06 9eoool anNnnmee6v go
for cakelnsAsd pe1tak5b6kvHS, On
intess9 fron J0.V, III -. 60 -
Being theyoseA stp0tyaGse. 6bSauSSI
thereof. -
DorsA, fsaderRa.,, ......se.. ..g
fous<h tuotalhmenl - eaH ~ curb
IN and paving footway, on intecsv
,.uoO No<oDbsr a. 1s6s> .....e6 81
Donuo0n- HtAaci0 c. ..........s....ls
Second fnstallDUnt .Sf az ~ co0 {
str0oe11Q 60Wef. - tuooeoot mon |
Noyemb6r5, Bo5o..s... $500. so
Being The east tWeDfy~6s1 foet from 4
Of ssil los ~ 90 oSptA shssso(.
Dabo, Rrsdogack B...s ....s..........i
80. --.-. ..-ss -. -Il1ts ~
DiDn, George =. $685..
Third I'D 'f0as11 MatGalDonAs or q,
for curling aid p6slA6 yooevaS, o. |
Sinteseet 4em, New. h-lsso. sd ~
s-ilfAI 30 S.TfE M ~ 80 = =
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All iBetAiimen0 OF water tax, on tn I
terest nom july l,.lsss...... al "a
Beginning two fsetlW0t OF the most.
southoastefit corner of ssisi lot
thence west fourteen feet, thence.
north sixteen feet, thence east
fourteen feet, thence south sixteen
feet to the p,aee OF beginning. /
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Third, tsuI d and am instannccai|
or HateE tax, On interest from JAY
-, aooo. ....-.......s....... - 40l
beeinnina forty feet Veet from thel
Doffheoee corner Of eaid LOT andl
square, running thsnoe west twenty
feet, thence south eighty fe0t, |
thence east twenty 1e0t. thence
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SUPPLEMENT- ITO EVENING STtR=-Scptcmbtr g. fS72

Beginning at the northwest corner
of said lot, running thence east
thirty feet, thence south twenty
feet, thence west thirty feet, thence
norty twenty feet TO the place or
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DIED.

BBoWN. On SUNDAY evening, August 4th, JOHN
., miami son OF W lillian L. anu Margaretta G.
Brown, agetS months aud 23days.
FrieL ds are resp ctfully invited to attend the
funeral from the residence of his parents 1915 l6
street, on Tue day. the C.h instant, Al o'clock ..
M.
FOwLER. On the 5th Of Aurus,, EDWARD
FRANh LIN the you gest child o. Isaac aud M4rI
The eTsl Will Ike place to- morrow afterno, m
at clock IRON he residence Of his parents, on
We had little Eddie once,
He was our darling pride;
We loy HIN, yes perhaps too well:
But soon he dTOOped, and died .
HOFFMAN On Sunday evening the An in
SAINT, FANNIE MAY. infant daughter OF Jno II
am Fanny J. Hoffman, aged six months and
JOHNSTON. At ca a. m.,JANEs JOUN.
sTCN, your ges- :. If >am Iel and Annette T. john
styu. eyed year month and DAYS
- Fur eral will tax place from 1888 4'h street
W a. q c!6ek p. m, Aus u.s. OH, 1872.
1t DEkS 8. August ith, 1879, GEORGE r. LIT
Dr. Z. aged nine years IN mont rs and one week
Only child If JOS 81 sEd the late Ann E Luiesa
uneTal take psce at the reside Of his father
o'clock TUESDAY morning. Friends and relatives are
respectfully invited TO attend.
MCNAMARA. On the 5th instant, ELLEN
ELIZABETH, daughter Of ID. J and Elizabeth
~ NSnara, age 10 months and six DAVIS
Relatives and .riends Of the family are reouestei
70 attend her funeral from parents residence. No
= q street n. W., on Tuesday, August 9th, at
A light is from our household gone
voice We loved IL stiiied,
place Is vacant in our midst,
Which never can be filled.
hLh = T. Mondsy mnrning, the 5th sinstant.
age. "
The friends o, tbs family are invited to attend her
he residence Of her soE-in law, George Selby, No.
a13 Ith street :. L. IRepub
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DH GREEN n WILLIAMS. huctioneer.
ID No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and y SITS

BECEIyERs' SALE OF THE STOCK TRADE,
fIAiGRhS. &C, OF WILLIAM BRETT,
bGEET; Also, VALUABLE LEASE, WITH
PkIkILEGE OF PURCHASE AT A Low
RATE. EAST HALF OF LOT NO II, IN
soIARE No. 377, IN THIS CITY ALSO.
$4,000 IF BOOK ACCOUNTS
BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Cnnrt of the
district Of Columbia passI therein on the nth day
81 June a. ID lI2, IN a cause therein depending
netWeen jacob Il. Lyon, plaintiff, and William .
btett: defendant, said cause number ed 2766. Jfq
Doc. II, the UNDERSIGNED, appointed Receivers nv
said decree. will, on III TUESDAY, the 9Th day OF
August, leI2 al III O'Clock ~. m Mt the premises
numbered 932 street. N. W, in The CITY Of Wash
lngtp proceed to sell at public auction TO the OH
est tlcder, alt the stock IN trade, book accounts
nNtures, &c OF the firm of William Il. Brett, agent
IitIy contained in the sioreTooms 525 Ninth street
n W. under the St. Cloud Hotel. This stock in
trade Is lnyentoried at 1900 odd dollars, prices
ana comprises every hirg usually contained in a
hTst-class notions or fancy stock.
he hect ivers will also, at the same time and
pat e. sell valuable lease having years yet torun
OF Lot IL, IN Square 81 in this city. fronting on
street est, between Eisth and Tenth stress this
lease gives to the lessee the right to build and Also
the privilege Of purchase at the expiration Of the
lease, at the rate of - per square feet.
The stock and fixtures will be offered together in
one lun ?, to the highest bidder therefor
Inc Terms OF sale are: One third cash, and bal
shce IN TWO equal payments. at six and twelve
BIC nths secured to the satisfaction of the Receivers
depoSlt ! 500 Will be required at time of sale II
the terms OF sale are not complied with within five
DAYS a the day OF SALE the Receivers the
rlght 20 re sell at the risk and cost OF the deaulins
purchaser.
R q. h6ss p PEfRsY, Receivers.
au I'd Patti GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Arcts
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f3UeTKK's SALE oyvALUABLE nRAL ES-
TATE.
Benjamin + Gilbert
Edward @. Carrip9ton and
Edward o. Carrfn zion. L

Benjamin Gi.bert
Edward G. Carripston and EG. No. Sll.
Edward O. Carrin Jton. Jr.
q snser r and by yiItIe Of a decree Of the sn-
@ehansery sitting rendered In the atSSe Entitled,
cause, an the two deeds of mentioned 10 said
sn9 10 aas rom h de, fs, . s
min =. Gilbert and wifsto the said Edw ard @ Car
ISL beF No s folio H0 a ss one d o S Ss
lsha records fSr ssstastoa county D. o, and tie
eo 9 S SS; Ma Of se land TsG9Ts for Prrss
be EDWARD the eastaa rs sa a 3.
PS.T =" ,b In ssd dsd Of and present.
on tSs PreSss on MoNDAf RsS 9Th aGds ay q
able real estate: L 10, in square SIS ia SAID CITY
and District; and II said lot not sell for enough
tor y the ssid Ben smin r Gilbert Intended 10 be
eeeured by said deeds of trust the trustee wiloer
the 9th day OF August, Is7s, at O'clock
?. m, on the premises, lot 2 in squs7e 967.
said indebtedness, the Trustee will Tier for SALE at
pnblie apSiion' gath. on the pTtmess, to Wit at Hun
at 5 O'Clock p. a. onSATUhDAY, the (Sevoateenthj
Parcels Of ground, designated aud described upSa
the map or subdivision of sad Huntington AS Lots
numbered from one II TO seventy six 16B, inclusive
in Square numbered tweBty two (22l, being the
entire of said square twenty two, except lots
bered from seven 90 to thirteen ~ inclusive. in
said square AIso, lots Numbered fro-a ~ to
seventy ak t76l, inclusive, in squsre numbered
MY three So, exec pt OiS numbered rom enc 20
seven 7 in said square. inclusive cOstsning nine
ty Elk thousand SIX huLnt ed yoOOOl square ieet OF
ground Also, lots Numbered from ons ID TO seventy
six 10 inclusive in Square numbers ed two ~, being
the enSsre OF said square containing one hundred
and ninety thousand lo o0l square feet OF ground
Additional notice OF this sale VIII be given In the
Marlboro papers.
Terms: Cash sufficient to pay costs OF court, In
Guiding Auditors fees in the above cause -the ex
peEses of executing this trust and the amount due
under said decree and deeds OF trust And the
baance in equal lsta1ments % six tol aud twelve
ia months, for which the notes with inter est, OF
the purchaser wilt be taken, secured by deed OF trust
on the property. Stamps and conveysDcin at the
cost of he purchaser SlOG 80 be paid on said lots
10 and and Eve dollars upon each of the Hunting
ton lots Immediately upon sale, or the Trustee re,
sale to be complied with in FIVE days, or the Trustee
Ae right to resell st the risk and cost OF the
EDWARD o. CARRINGTON. JR.,
jy22d Trustee.
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HAKKIED

BURNS-BUTHMAN. On the Goth If July, at
bal: ra-t oolcck n m, by Rev. r. y. Bittinger,
both Of this city.
hAIEA0lER-WBIGHT At Trenton, Mass,
on Tuesday July "Sd at n residence of the brides
father. JAMES ENELETH MAYNADIEg Of
Boston, TO MARY WHIST WRIGHT
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GENERAL SATuRE-NO Il3.l

IGENERAL NATURE-NO 1l3
AN ACT 70 continue the to authorize the settle
ment Of the accounts of officers Of the army and
navy.
Be n eHdcfsd by the Senate and House Of Repre-
Of the United States Of America ia Con
gssSS assembled, That the act TO authorize the
flemeTt OF the accounts Of the officers Of the army
SID navy, approved June twenty third, eighteen
hundred and seventy, shall continue and be force
for two from June twenty third, eighteen hun.
dred aud seventy two, End no longer
Approved, June !, ltT2,
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TOMORROW.
10y GUILD LOCKE. suctioneers,
ID lOl4 Pennsylvania avenue

RY GUILD & LOCKE. tuctioneers,
- lola Pennsylva nia avenue.
SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK AND FIX
LURES OF NIB. EVAN HUGHES, MERCHAN I
TAILOR AND GEATLEMEd'S FURNISHING
STORE. NORTHEAST CORNER OF PENN
SlLNANIA AENUE AND THIRTEENTH
sIBEET TIE PIECE GOODS EMBRACE
BROADCLOTHs AND CAsSIMERES OF THE
FINEST GRADES AND OF EVERY STYLE
AND COLOR, WITH NESTINGS, OOATINGj
ND hAk EIsE LOT pF kEAhF FT MApE GL9TH-
DRESS, AND FATIGUE SUITS, COATS,
PANTS, AND VESTS, A FINE Lot OF OVER
COATS. ALL OF HIS OWN MAKE; AlLARaE
ASsORlmkNT OF FINE LINEN AND Gus
TOM MADE SHIRTS AND UNDER CLOTH
ING, SuOB AS DRAWERS, HOSIERY
SHIFTS. sILk, AND OTHERS; SUSPESDE
CBAyATs; NECK TIES, PAPER AND LINEN
COLLARS, SILK AND LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS; KID AND OTHER GLOVES, IN
GENTLEMAN ORYUUTHS' WARDROBE;
PLATED SHOW CASES, FRENCH PLATE
MIRRORS, COUNTERS, STANDS, TABLES,
SHELVING WITH DRAW ERS, &c, &c
IA U mmencing on WEDNESDAY, Aug. z, at
10 o clock, we will sell the aforementioned
M stock and fixtures.
-N The well known reputa ion, taste and ex-
perience of f. an Hughes, who has hal his
place OF business in this store for the last thirty
the place is hrst class and of the latest style and
Will be sold without reserve.
Terms: All sums under one hundred dollars cas- h.
yer that amount credit of sixty and nine days,
for satisfactory indorsed notes besring Interest
U29d CUR ID K LOCKE, Aucts,