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INTERESTING RELIGIOUS CEREMONIES.
The Presbyterian church in this place
was the centre of attraction, on Tuesday
afternoon last, to goodly number of our
people, ali whom were drawn hither by
desire to witness q ceremony which for the
most part has never heretofore been wit
messed in this community. We refer of
course to the ordination and installation of
Rev. John n. MacGonigle, pastor elect of
the congregation attached to the church
above mentioned. The services, which be-
gan about o'clock, were participated In by
Revs. d. u. Miller, Geo. Hill, ID: d, John
S. Axtall D. S. Dickey and r. NJ Brown,
members of the B!airsville Presbytery, Rev.
John Gillespie, of Pittsburgh, and Rev, T.
r. Jones, of the Congregational church in
this place, the ordination ceremonies being
opened with voluntary by the choir, after
which Rev. Jones addressed to the Throne
of Grace very impressive prayer, which
was followed by the ordination sermon,
preached by Rev. Gillespie, who took as his
text the words addressed by Moses to the
great Lord of hosts at the foot of Mount
Sanai, "It thy presence go not with me,
carry us not up hence" Eloquent, learned
and entirely appropriate to the occasion was
this brilliant effort of the Rev. gentleman,
which was listened to throughout with
marked attention and an evident apprecia-
ton of IFS many merits as al able production
ably delivered. After the sermon the usual
constitutional questions were propounded
hy the Moderator Rev. Miller, and answer
ed by the pastor and people. The ceremony
of ordination by the "laying of the hands"
of PreSbytery was then accomplished, Rev.
Miller making the ordination prayer in an
earnest, feeling manner. The installation
of the pastor was next in order, and after it
came the charge to the pastor, task as
signed to Rev. DIR. Hill, and, like the charge
to the people, delivered by Rev. Brown, it
was an effort replete with 'true inwardness"
in the proper acceptation OF that term. The
ceremonies being thus concluded, the CON-
gregation was dismissed with the benedic-
tion, after which young and old among the
members of the church manifested their re-
spect and esteem for their youthful pastor
by extending to him the right hand of good
fellowship. Before concluding our report
we deem il proper to say that the choir con-
nected with the church fully maintained its
well deserved reputation, rendering the sew
eral hymns, and especially the beautiful or
dinaticn hymn, in excellent style.
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"Stay,'' he said, his right around
her waist, and her face eXpectautly turned
to him, ''shall it he the kiss pathetic, sym
pathetic, graphic, oriental, intellectual, pa
roxysmal, quick and dismal slow and unc-
tious, long and tedious, devotional, or
what?" She said perhaps that would be
the better way, but wished it to be distinctly
understood that # he didn't order his we'd
ding garments forthwith from S. j. Hess
s. Bro, 241 and 243 Main street, Johnstown,
the kissing business would have to stop i'm
mediately, if not sooner. a fine stock of
Spring goods Just received by the above
firm,
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Mr. Godfrey Wolf Che enterpri

Mr.. Godfrey Wolf, the enterprising
Altoona clothier, whose immense establish
Inent is on Twelfth avenue, next door 10 the
Post-office has returned from the East and
is now busy waiting upon his customers,
showing them his mammoth new stock just
received. Mr. Wolf's experience in the
business, his gond Judgment ana cash pur-
chases enable him to offer Inducements to
the public that cannot be eXcelled by any
house in the city. By buying for cash he
saves considerable and gives his customers
the benefit of it all. Don't fail to call at
once and see Mr. VOLTS stock.
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OBgTUA R Y.

ONAGHUE.-Died, in Altoona, on Thurs
day evening, May 8, 40, Mr. JEREMIAH DONA-
GHCE. for many years well known and m1ch
citizen of Newry, Blair county, ii the
S7th year of his age. May he rest in peace.
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WINDOWS APPRAISEMENTS.
~ Notice is hereby given that The f,

" -Notce is hereby given that fhe fol-
lowing named apprasements of personal pro-
perty of decedents selected and set apart for
the widows OF intestates. under the Act of As
been filed in the Registers Office at Ebensburg
and will be presented to the Orphans Court of
Cambria county. for confirmation and allow
ance, on "WEDNESDAY, the 9t n day of JUNE, A.
ID. 1875, TO wit:
l. Inventory and appraisement of certain per
sonal property appra iscd and apart for Marga.
ret Shiry, widow of Charles Shiry, late of Adams
township, deceased,-&57. so.
2. Inventory and appraisement of cert ain per-
sonal property appraised and set apart for Catha-
rine Horner widow of Jacob Horncr, late of Johns
town borough, decea d,-Sl55 90.
3. Inventory and appraisement of certain per
sonal property appraised and set apart for Catha-
rine Fresh. widow of Clement Fresh late of Cam
bria township. dccea Sed .-S2oS. IS.
4. Inventory and appraisement of certain per
sonal property appraised and set apart fer Rebecca
Kring, widow OF Gideon kring, late of Adams
township. deccased.--S3 90.
3. Inventory and apprasement of certain per-
sonal property appraised and set apart for Mary
Phalen. widow of James PhaIen. late of Carroll
township. decea ---S222.65.
8. Inventory and appraisement of certain per-
sonal property appraised and set apart for Eliza
beth Mcdonald. widow of Daniel Mcdonald, late
of Cambria borough, deceased .oe.
.. Inventory and appraisement OF certain per-
sonal property appra sed and set apart for Bridget
Mci'oy, widow OF VILLAIN Mccoy, late of Clear
field township, dcceased.-iS00.C0.
s. Inventory and appraisement of certain per-
sonal property appraised and set apart for Su-an-
nah Gilman. widow OF Jacob Gilman, late of Rich
land township, deceased, $500 O0l
JANE NJ. SINGER Register.
Registers Office. Ebensburg, Pa. May 10, 1875.
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THE WALTER A. WOOD
MOVING & REAPING MACHINE.
Strong Local Endorsement.

THE following letter fully explains itself and
L needs no comment:
EBENsBURG, IA, April 1e 1875.
To Waiter Il. Wood, President ctc.
DEAR SIR-This Is TO certify
that purchased from i. 4 \. W. DAVIS vour
agents IN TINS place. during the yenr Is72 one of
Your NEW IRON NOW ERS which have oner
ated during the past three with entire sue
cess have used il in cutting fully eco acres of
grass, and have not expended one cent ON n for
repairs Like all other machines II is not perfect
OF course hut the only fanlt find with ii that
II IL not arranged with shafts for one horse Instead
OF Two as one horse can very easily operate it in
anything Ike fair ground.
:. JonS 7. HteHFa.
Residing miles south of Ebensbury
sT Parties Interested who wish TO see the
eDoNe named Mower or examine the merits Of
Honein : Mower and Reaper. Pratfs. Sabine
clipper and Myers Hay Rake. Stoner's Tanning
NH, the renowned Imperial Pillow, and other
nrSt class farming machinerv. are invited to
call at the Livery and Sale Stable of
l.. & - W. DAVIS.
Agents for Cam hf-is County.
EbensburE, April % 1s15.-Sm.
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-Barnum's great travelling worlds far
and universal exposition, it is called, will
exhibit in Clearfled on Wednesday next,
Nav 10Th.
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BOROrGH

u IA ID W OVuIFVT f.VV
10 IA Martin Custer 100
@ i Il ( J j. P. Murray. 100
Ol
BOROUGH.
10 IA F. J. Parrish. 80
% IA David Mills. =. 100
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AT7 WEEK guaranteed 70 Male and fe.
i male Agents, i'm their OWL lora lity Costs
MI NOTHING t. try il. Particulars Free,
VI i. q, NiCkERI & Co. Augusta NE.
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SS 500 per day at home. Terms free. Address
~ 'p1o GEo. STINsoN & Co. Portland Me-
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IN.

DAVIS. OF TYPHOID fever. April 18th, a. ~ IS =.
late 1homs, I pa,i~
The funeral ~ take place .,rn ~ Peter -chnr n
IN Thursday afternoon st o clock
tliltliER- tu flIr morning 1f tho esfH in.t -
tAhE.E W AID. lfrEUtrr - " ttHm a. aul MAJ
D., fiei"h"r- aged : D. 'utb- ana .rtts
h'lt lNE- nf.i FfpIds 30 Te family ar respe-ffis
invited O. attend fbc frrl.rI ffr Ira road re- \.
~ y M.
KELLER. ~ Nov. York. si,h inst .. si,er = .h,rt
nlL,ss. ANY u. Ut. kE-I "a ed IS krar- s,n si
The late y q and : 4 n ilsi... ~ fl.is ..fy ISa,
fraLTis,', Cal. and Richmond, VI. paprr. ne -
,UrN.f
LANGLEY on Tue-Iay. April .-,a. Is-s. Any
N-N.Hr.E LAN.r rh, daughter % fIa la Nm 40
LanElry. oI tins city. ares g.
The Relatives sui friend cd the family are rr-p.rf
iull an iHt 90 az end her funeral. fTs her broth
- frs'i.u,'- 'ntu ". LANGLEY. boa ~ street -
tween th art sfh northwest. ga Thur isv. AZ
%, X M from WhyrC, her remains " 80 Dec IN
90 - Peters church, gn p street nssI, Nhrra 81
omn tiRh mas viii Dee -at.
.-oURAND ON thr 9Th ir>t.. At ] - an, " n.
ENuTN trEANr- M the 18th year % his AGE
tuurral services VIII take piarH FROM his late les
deuce. n. 30 nefses street a. Gn click ThursiaF
Tie -, iu-t Friend Il thr family are united a.
TUCKsoN Suddrul,. q heart disease. Mauia,,
April -. sTENAE T.uA~pN. en- IA. 18th year "a i,,s
gL., native ~ Richmond county. Va, Iut A r.,-i
d'ut . Nashiugiuu IS years. IL dici on the fuH
tTiUmi IN 81 faith
Dearest father, thou hast loft We
" H thu los most deeply feet
Bot IL God that hath GeTrft u-
IL can all our SorrnN- heal
Hls funeral viii take place from ms late rid rn-s
4I3 s;h street, between and D. streets nor hWe-t
ga thursday, 18th inst ~ ~ 90 CLOCK "A m Friena.
II the family ar respectfully invited O. attend
tnNNEl.l. 1np remains e tn late Mr. NJ
EF''A 4. toNNEII, " ite ul Robert Council, " 81 b.
moved r. IN the vault art Inferred Tuur-iay
Aprll ZHh, ~ 3 y m. iu hlrnwnod Cemetery.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
THOMAS DOWNING,
II Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker.

| Successor to Lstimer & ClearyJ
| southwest corner Penns. avenue and 18th street
IXEGTToR,s SALE oFovER ONE HUNDRED
LsTATEIN D!FEEKENT sEGrI'Ns oH 7 X
Hn RsTSfR IS Rhf EaRE
On WEDNESDAY, April %, at 4 O'Clock, in
situated on the north side of Street between Eth
and Isl streets northwest, improved hy two-story
"a And at o'clock same day Lot Nc. 4. in square
nth and 18th streets northwest
On THURSDAY. ap Nc: 30 a, o,c:oc. in from.
Of the premises, Lot Is, in square 30 situated on
the sHuth side Of Massachusetts avenue between l3
desirable ocaas in the ey and should Sns ID t de
msnd the attention Of capitalists.
premises part Of Lot IS in square $40 situated on
the west side of 10th street, between and
House, being No. 1916.
onFRIpAY. April &c. 20 80 1873 on the premises a.
o CLOCK, Lot No 9, in square 525, situated the
west side OF Sd street, between street and New
iorK avenue northwest, improved b. two frame
And at 4:3O O'Clock same day, Lot NJ. l. in s,uare
go, on the northwest corner of Sd sad X streets
close proximity 70 the Northern Liberty Market i t.
Immediately after, Lots II and Il, in same square,
,9at, on the west side of Sd street bstween and
Ard At $50 O'Clock Of the same day, Lot Is, in
square so1, on the west side of New Jersey avenue
dwelling.
On SATURDAY, May l., at 3 O'Clock, Lot No l.
III square south Of square 991 situated the corner
OF l2th and streets southeast, together with the
improN ements. " "
Immediately after, Lot No. Lin square east of
square lul5, situated on the corner of 18th and q
streets southeast.
Immediately after, all Of square north of square
10Y, between 18th and 18th and streets and South
Carolina avenue southeast
Immediately after, in front of the premises, Lot
NO IN square 1000, the east side OF llth street
between { street and South Carolina avenue south
east.
Immediately after, Lot No /, in square 1864,
bounded by 18th, 18th, and streets and Georgia
avenue southeast.
On MONDAY, May 3, At 4 O'Clock, on the pre-
misses Lot Il, In square 2}9 the south side of
Maryland avenue, between 18th and Ifth streets
improved by Il large story Brick Dwelling
House.
Immediately after, Lot Is same square, on west
side Of 18th street, between Maryland avenue aud
street southwest, improved b. a twC-stOry frame
dwelling.
Immediately after, Lot s. same square, on east
SIDE OF 18Th street, same square, improved by two
story brick house.
payments g. II, Is and "a months with notes bear
ing interest and secured by deeds of trust on the
property sold. Convey anCing al the cost of pur
ch"sers Deposits will be required each piece of
property when sold.
N b. Immediately after the Georgetown property
consisting of wharf property, warehouses and bust
ness property residences and vacant lots will be sold
See future ad vert i-emeut.
EsAU PICKRELL,{ Executors.
A. Ii. PICkRELL,A
apal-td THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

fOIURE DAYS.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
Successor 20 Green Williams, Auctioneers
NO. 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE WHOLE OF
S9UARE 100; BETWEEN 1sT AND 81 sT5
ksB OF ff feRT az 6SR so, sTE ZEE TSHTH
i TnI1S STREET AND d AND Z sTREETs
- BY virtue of an order of the Supreme Cour. Of
* the District Of Columbia, passed on the s9th day
.i msrcn 1873, IN the case of William : Hum
ung'ons trustee, vs.. Robert J. Walker ani Others
LING E11ity cause number s92 and by virtue Of
h several DEGREES made in said cause and referred
70 IN said order, shall sell. to the highest bidier
30 az me premise. on FRIDAY the 18th day of May,
~ IN the city of WashngtOn District of Columbia
Ihs square Is between LIST and 2i streets east and n
anu streets north, and contains about 2jsil
square feet. 1t l. uBimproved, and will he sold in
one parcel so that whoever bnys il can divide il into
streets, alleys and lots to suit himself
On the same DAY. May 5tboj at $40 o,c,o.t
part of original lot bordering on the p, foo, Iav
IN square go in said city beginning fcr the same NJ
the southwest corner of said lot, running thence
eighty two eet ten and one half inches thence
onehalt inches. and thence west forty feet 10 the
}Sce OF beginning: This ground is also nrimproved
A. ne Jnst north OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
ctrot H viii be sold in one parcel
Terms OF sale: One-fOurth cash: the remainder in
fee equal Instruments in 6, IL and I. months; the
pay ments 20 bear interest from day of sale
men on the property sold At the time Of sale de
post of S2O viii be required of the purchasar Of
square I'D and pO@it Of 10 Of the purchaser of
The land III square CD If the terms of sale a. IN
either parcel lie Not compiled with i'm seven DAYS
rom dy 81 sale, that parcel will BE- resold at the
I-k and cost q the defauiing purchaser. All CON
NeyauCIng at pun Chasers px perSe
4. 5. WORfHINGTON. Trusted.
ap2l-f WASH. Il WILL ANS. A1ctS
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TNIrED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue of writ Of fcri facias issued out Of the
Clerk Office Of the supreme Court OF the District of
Columbia and 10 me directed, will sell. at public
sale for casa in front OF the Court House door of
% District, on MONDAY, the l7th day of May,
rsl5- at o clock ~, all Henry Himber's right,
TILE claim and interest in and 10 psrt of Lot No II,
IN square No 20, beginning for the same Is feet
south frrm the northeast corner of said L.. and
square, on 3lst street, and running Yves. lOO feet
thence south 90 feet thence east loo 2lt street
thence north 50 feet to the place Of beginning to-
gether with all aud singular the there
on, IN the city OF Washington, ID. c., seized and
will be sold TO satisfy execution No 9lS1 in favor OF
the District Of Columbia against Walker White and
Henry Hmber. security.
hLEX'R SHARP, U. $. Marshal DC.
April 2i.h, 1875. ap2 nj
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Y II. WARMER,
H. Il al Estate Broker and suctioneer
No. s29 9Th street, between G AMI IL
Trustee SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PE0PE kI1 INGEORGETOWN.O On MARKET

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN. on MARKET
STREET, OPPOSITE THE NEW MARKET
=: By virtue 81 decree Of the Supreme Court of
IL the District # Columbia passed on the 6.h day
81 APrl,A D. ISIS by the Equity Special Term there
a. IN certain cause therein then depending to wit
No 4ltU shall sell n puhlic auction to the highest
bi9der, IN front Of the Premises on TUESDAY, the
3th day OF May, 1915, a. d o'ClCCS y. m. all that
parcel Cf land ard premises designated a. mart of
Lots forty al and forty two AZ in old George
Town. more particularly described as follows viz &.
BeglnnIng III the west line Of Market Space at the
eId OF line drawn - feet 10 inches soleTIy along
the sai1 west line Of Market Space from Bridge
ret. said point being also at the northeast corner
81 house cbCe owned by the aion Bank Of George
~" running thence nOrtheriy on the west line of
Market SpSCe thirty seven feet four inches, thence
west parallel with Bridge street thirty nine feet
thence south parallel with Market Space ten feet
thence west parallel with Bridge street thirty
teet four inches, thence south parallel with Market
with Bridge street thirty eight feet our inches,
thence north parallel with Market Space twenty
eight feet, thence east parallel with Bridge street
thirty nile feet to the place Of beginning.
Terms at sale: half the purchase money in
cash on confirmation Of sale; the balance in two
equal annual instruments in and two years from
the day Of sale, bearing per cent interest and
cured by deed OF trust upon the property. Convey
aHcing ut the cost of the purchaser. Fifty dollars
Garnet money to be deposited with the trustee on
acSs ptance Of bid, To be forfeited compliance
WIN terms Of sale within five days aud property to
be resOd at the risk OF thu dcfsu ltiug purchaser
WM. A. MEiGi, Trustee.
apIo-eo2w GGeOrgetowu Cour IawStl
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TNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue of writ Of eri facas issued ont OF the
supIeue Court %. the District Cf CYlun bis and 10
me directed, will sell az public aCctiG a Tor Ctsh
~ front o. the Court HousS door OF aid District on
MONDAl The lsth day Cf May, ISIS al 4 ? O'CLOCK
m all .hn Buckley right. title claim aud inter
est N and 9 part Il Lot No IL in De Selding sub
division OF lots IN square No. So, ginning for the
same AZ point on the eastern line Of said lot 81 feet
10 inches south from the northeastern corner Of said
lot. thence south p feet inches thence west az
thence north 10 feet, thence east . feet; thence
north - fcet iEChe-. thence east Is feet 10 the
place Of beginning together with all and singular
The Improvements thereon, in the city Of Washing
ten, ID G seized and levied upon the property Of
John Buckley. and i'll be sold satisfy execution
No SSs7 in favor 81 the District Of Columbia vs.
Richard Smith and John Buckley, security.
ALIEN Il SHARP Z. ;. Marshal, u. G.
April % l>15. ana td
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Come. gentle spring.
Dlprtherial mildneSs. come

VThe home circle-walkinga around with
the baby 81 night.
RFWhat is better than promising yours
man? A paying one.
nF-'I am afraid 1 might he biased by the
evidence" was the objection a ccntlemsn
made tO serving on jury.
81 This couundrum L. respectfully submit
ted 20 the best Speller. 10 sioux spells su
and eye spells /. and sig he'd spells side
why doesn't 81 GU N-e- y-C ST Z he'd spell
suicide
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u IL. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and SITS. northwest
Trustees SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On NORTH SIDE OE WASHINGTON STREET,
NEAR STREET NORTHWEGT

TRI STEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
NEAR 4TH STREET NORTHWEST
o. BY virtue Of a deed of trust, dated August
Iii 18th, A D. 1873 and duly recorded in Liber No.
rs folio a2 one OF the land records of Washington
county, in the District Of Columbia, AMI by the
written request OF the party secured thereby, we will
Ell at PUBLIC auction, In front of the premises on
Thu RSDAY, May 18th, 1875, at 5h o'clock D m ,
all that certain piece or parcel of land situate and
being in the city of w ashfngton, District of Colum-
bia, and known and designated part lot numbered
one ~, fuckers subdivision Of lot numbered eight
in square five hundred and eighteen l5lsl, beginning
for the same at the distance OF sixty feet three inches
west of the southeast corner Of said lot and running
thence north forty tol feet thence west thirteen i8
feet ten and one half l0 inches thence south forty
40 feet thence due east to place of beginning being
the same property conveyed to Jesse r. Reeler by
Der 26th, 1866 and recorded in Lber No s6si folio
4l9, &c together with the Improvement consistin0
of neat three story frame dwelling house.
Terms One-fourth cash: balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months with interest at eight per cent
erty sold. deposit OF 500 90 will be required at
time of sale. All conveyanciAg at expense of pur-
chaser If terms Of sale be not complied with within
days after sale, the trustees reserve the reI
to sell the property at the risk and cost of the
fsuting purchaser: after five days advertisement
CHAS; F. FRASER, T,nn.,aa.
ap2i s&wtd JNO. JOY EDISON, A1us'ees'
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW
hUNCANSON BROS, Auctionaers,
~ Corner 9Th and streets northves

hUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Corner 9Th and d streets northwest
ELEGANT AND wELL-KEPr HOUSEHOLD
ntRNIIURE.IN PART, CARVED WALNUT
TdRkiSH CHAIRS TENNESSEE MARBLE
PARL0R AND STAIR CARPETs. SOLID
HAIR MATTREsSES, BEDDING, &C. BEING
The ENTIRE EFFECTS OF SENATOR XII
Lr No 81 L STREET NORTHWEST, AT
q On THURSDAY MORNING, April 90
" CONNER cling At 10 O'Clock, We will sell the
~ entire contents of the above mentioned house
tcOmprisng q fine collection of we'll Ike of
Household Furniture, viz:
English Body Brussels Carpets,
all do and Rugs to match,
PaTlor Suit. Turkish Chairs,
stop Tables, Lainbreguins, and Coruice
HALL FURNITURE.
DINING ROOM.
Fire China Dinner Set,
Carpeting, Extension Table,
MsrbletO BOuffet,
Cane s. at Dining Chairs, &c, &C.
Together with the entire contents Of
FIVE CHAMBERS, ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
WITH TAPESTRY CARPETS.
Walnut Chamber Sets.
Toilet Ware, Bugs, Cribs, &c.
Servants Rooms, Child Carriage. &c.
The attention of parties DESTROYS of buying good
and wellkept Furniture is respectfully called 10 this
sale.
apps IRepl DUNOANSoN BROS. Aucts.