LENA MILLER, THE MU Her Confession ef the Crime, Lena Miller, who paid the penalty of the crime of murd: Tg Der husband on the scaffold 8 few days since, in the town of Clearfield, Pa, TELEGRAMS, &c. eferson Davis remain in Richmond e =i bp | ERS made the following as her confession : days. Will not spend the win Timer themanece midertng say Be band in | hi has so far recovered from bie iit. | (BE Stromer of S65. I tried first to poison him . Sr recevered £ 1; | with ten made with laurel leaves and the i pean On of toe Taha tieueee! | fi ings ofabraesbuckle Then w ta the quic ment he will immediately set ou: from Varig. | #tlver uff the back of looking giants. Tosa | bim, In two doves, I got from Dr. Potter for the cramp. rome indigo. Then, one day gor | anor the cows I killed a small green grass spake, which I beilea and gave to bim cot- tee. All these things were given either in tea of coffee. according as one or the other was used .tmeals. None of them had the lea-t s and bankers of Rectan, Pras- | effect upon him —did @ sick. m American securities, propose | The time occupied in giv em all was osend an address to Hon. Hagh McCalloch, | about four weeks. I then gave it up, because or Capre ge merting of merchants was held ia . F8., pester: ion the Com- of Interna ft ner Revena spner in which ed im ‘he int the vexatious ole Necrewry of Bry, wanking age 1 cid pot kuow of anything which would kul | regard to the p: ment of the bonds im gold by | um. Bat l yacht of it every day, and could the United States Governmen: not get outofmy mind, trying to think of Weston, the p. rian, arrived at Laporte, | Something to poison him with. At last 1 re- membered that some of the neighbors haa got something at the store to poison rats wib. The next time I went to Mr. Cranston’s siore, which wes in the latter part ot June, 1863, 1 Asked for “rat poison” The first he gave me, upon my asking bim he said would no: xill a man. but would make bim very sick. I then yesterday evening. He re- ere Ins! night. and left this morning, & 'O strive a: UbicMgo at nine o'clock ay morning The Upited States squadron has left China | h the Formosa piraces. | bits river packet Idaho a New Orleans yesterday. aded, two mortally. Tae upper | me the arsenic and told me how to use it. | (Miller never told me to get any “rat poivoa,* ud my little girl swore to that because 1 told her w doso.) 1 took it home, but in yor works of the toat were wrecked. A deluge bas swept over Manills were wou Itis said | teat 1000 petson- Bave deen drowned. ‘wo Miller weet to the Horse Shoe, and was anminniiiteinniniesiaiaemeey gove until he omiggs and i had Lag etaear sod ‘ogive ittohim He came home on Saturday A NEW AND NOVEL SECT. at noon ; June 30) and atsupper I put a tea- Mermeuism Outdone— Brigh m ¥ ooptul in some rice and set it at his plate. Makes War Up vers. He took two or three knifefals, and then got up From the Cairo Paneer Nov. 11 } } A bew and strs sect, Rolding to a higher | an the Andrew Jacksoa from the table and wentonton the porch, where he commenced to vomit. The vomiting con- tnued more or less frequent outil bedtime, tualisis, was foucded when he told me he feit better. The uext agiishiman, in the tocn | morning ! gave him what you could bold “on Weber, near Salt Loke © in the year Issy, | (he pointof ae pen knife in his coffee Tni< The creed sometimes catled M as follows. That made him sick again. Then! gave it to him st night: and so on, in abo two or three times a day—the number depending on whether there were s' at the house or not—until the 16th of July the day Dr. Litz came first, when the paper ibad given bim all. On the lith of Joly, after dinner, 1 went to the store to get some vinegar to mix a mustard fer wih for hts bresst, as the doctor sad told me. 1 could not get rid of the thougat (hat I must ot give it up, and so 1 bought another paper of the same kind of “rat poison” as I got be- fore. I left the store about three o'clock and got home about four. Miller was mach worse. could bear the «death rattles,” and know- tes then tha be was about to die I did not | give bim any more. I went and told some of the neighbors that they mast soma iever. thar he was going todie that nigh die the next day. 1 never opened as eet paper of poisen wnich | bought bat pntit in tee lnat days the Goa of Heoee the cupboard, where it remained three days would break in pieces all other kingdoms and | Sf/er the tuneral. I then took put itin give to be the inheritance of the people of the | ™¥ Pocket book, and carried ittwo days, when. Saun's of «be Most High, which peopie these | Ob Morning, going over to Mrs. Pretet.’s, Morrisites claim to be. found it in my pocket. out of the pocket book Upon ene occasion Morris called on Brigham | With my tobacco. and fearing mign: Young And told bim that b= was his (Brig. | Polson myself I thre away where Tenia tem 1 had Gone it; but as I was noticing especially those who where with me, and not where 1 throwing it, 1 could not tell exactly tne pot Besides the ground was covered with saurel, and it had rained in the meantime, ai asthe run (small stream) is there close to the road, it may bave fallen into that so that it gould not be found. The powder which was fund om the clock was the one left by Dr. Litz on the 12th, to be given that might; but as be died before that he never got it. The pow- dir they came out to get, and gave him the cht befcr’he died, was the powder left by Dr. Litz on bis first’ visit. Medicine the doctor left, just as he told me. My motive for killing nim was becanse he treated me badly and abused me so. He made me work hard out doors, on the farm. He would sometimes get mad ‘and knock me down, and the marks of abuse could often be | Seen upon my body. Icould not live with | him any longer, and could not leave him, be- cause I could not bear to leave my children, whom I loved dearlv. As soon, however, as | L saw he was dead, 1 was alarmed and sorry 1 bad done it. Icowld not ear to look at him after be was dead. and, after the tuneral, was restive— going all bout and atraid to stay in Hneage of the os, Cansan, Ma- Jared, Enoch. Methusalenh, Lamach, Noab, 8ad so down through Abraham, Isaac, David, Solomon. et al. to Jesus of the regalar priesthood. mall one Bundred and forty-four thousand—are Bow reappearing upon ihe earth in the flesh. that he (Morris) was Seth, the first of ws thood, and Joseph Smith, was the second, Preceded him as a forerunner, to estab- iis Mormonism. The work of Morris was called by bimselt “The Fullness of the Gospel.” Mormonism being only the gospel in part. The claimed by Morris was to established versal tempors! kingdom on cordance with the prophecy of Daniel; that Mormon Caarch. Bri indignantly denied the jastness of the claim, telling bim to go back to the God that sent him And request ‘hat God to “kiss Dis foot.” Mer- wie then went to Weber, thirty-five miles west of Great Sait Lake Uity, and there established bimself. lm the course of fourteen moaths he bad gathered around himself about seven bundred men and women, composed of the brightest intellec's in the’ Mormon eharch, some of the leaders being profound scholars. So rapid was the imcrease of this sect that Brigham Young became alarmed and sent out &n srmy of about one thousand soldiers, with five pieces of arti! This force came b>- fore the camp of the Morr siteson the i3th .f and began a bombardment. On rd day Morris surrendered, and, march- ing out, laid down bis arms. After’ the ea- wtniation, the leader of the Mormon rabble, jobert T. Burton, Sheriff of Salt Lake county deliberately shot Morris and also a woman whotnterceded for bis life. The Morrisites then dispersed, some going to Nevada, some to California, some to Idaho, and others to Mon- tana. being protected im their escape by United States croops under the command of Generai Convor. the hous» on account of spooks.” 1 kuow The lady who is the subject of @ notice pub- | 20d feel that 1 Dave committed a greatsia, and lished im snother part of this paper, went with | Scknowledge my punishment to wee oe but General Steven or made to onde be H-im* ex-rebel officer, And lately Superintendent and Ohief Engineer ‘BAL W: eATHR, BOU- of the Vera Cruz & Mexican Raiiway, is re- ~ Ce fats 3 AN ported to have died in Mexieo on the 12th ins:_ | STARS. preservedin Erm. Bow Beautiful Ornamental Hair on gl S7 Henry Ward Beecher received $25,000 | or pearl. All kinds of Hair Bi done by Mrs from Mr. Bonner tor “Norwood,” and as the Sm sth atreet, bet Tand story was lopger than he anticipated, an ad- sional five thousand bas been paid. 7 ru ive inches ef 6: Mulls, Me, last week, Bat pomt is frozen over, imbeddiag seven: live large Tatis im the ice $7 An irish woman in Lowell, hearmeg that gas was cheaper than Kerosene, went ‘to the clerk of the company, and presenting ber can, asked for s pint, to put the matter to a practi. eal tes. S87 in Koston the beer saloons are now per- mitted to keep open until eleven o'clock in the | evening, whilst heretofore they have been com- pelled to close at nine o'clock. This is done by order of the State copstabulary. aa Ristori wil! go from Havana to New Or- Jeans, returning East next April. S87 The main street of MempDis, Tenn.. is Baving the Nicholson pavement iaid upon ‘t S7 Thomas A. Hendricks will be the Dems- cratic candidate for Governor of indians, S7'Phe Lilinorw Oen‘ral Railroad Company is id to be obliged to bring water for its engives ome of (Re water siations a distance of filty- ur miles. SF Van Rice is the last candidate. S7 Kansas City, Mo., papers nave quota- tens of the horse market. The latest prices Were #20 to st5. A glut inthe market,or a poor artrele? Ss California is going extensively into the culture of castor - The yield on an ‘Sg is worth more than $15, to theacre. SF Southern editors are advocating a snip canal through the peninsala of Florida. SEVENTH STREET. PAPERHANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES. | _ ‘The choicest selection of t the shove acends in| the | pistri ARK | DMtKtSt No, aBSiib ett bee Peek Eo no 2 im* J. PEABODY. pons GUN AND LocksmitH, AND DEALER IN | | FOWDEE. SHOT. BALLS. Pere Igw CAPS, A CARTRIDGES OF ALL KIND: botweon th and Tehstreste, ington, D. Oo L PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVIN “KIDWELL 4 TENDERSO no 9-1m* 05 oth i] ABOB LIEN UPON CROPS | Heamcantens, Distaict op ALsnama, ONTGOMERY, ALA., Nov. 7, 1957 Oxvrns. nice te peenrs pe ‘ticultoral laborers ‘ate payment for the labor of this year hereby created in theit favor upon the cro} on the farmson which they are respectively ployed. Said lien attaches from this date, ant | sobordinate to prier liens. This lien will be recoguized by the several courts gad magistrates of thie & ud will be enforced by attachment to be } court of record, or | eRe laimed to street, Seaton Hull. j new Presidentiil ustiee of the peace. In case the bedue fs gue htindred dollars or shail be Li: rnable before a justice of the le county j and w exceeds one hundred dollars. it SPnll be returpable before e coure of record Looe jurisdiction of such casce. without errbe closing of tna Penobscot | “Amvarit bel tale of other ef the fac River a: Bangor, Me. is the earliest haown rertted ‘and of the amount of wages ‘ue So: sity years’ gameaue sot fact aa or, , become dive pa Missouri c oats ying in large oom. Taner enseeet stechinent, attachinent 3 hin* es ea ONS. cd mesa Jeavime root crops apace frosen ik ns ue present cold * S87 The Onio State Journal says: « now ‘tioneers. uctionsers, i 307 Penna, avenue. NTENSIVE SALE OF P. LOYER, PAWN mat BROKER. ic MONDAY, TUE! and WEDNESDAY, December 2. 3, a1 4. we shall sel! our store, soie 2,900 Iots' of Unredeemed Pledges, consisting Gola gud Silver Watches, Chains, Diamond Rings, 5 jewel) Also, ‘eaten ing, of all description | Men'and Boys’ Clothing, Bede, Blankets, Quilts, Als B* FRAYSER & CO Carpenters’ Tools, Musical Instruments, and ith a great variety of tach goods ax usnally found at a Pawn! os 's sale. YRAYTSER &CO., Ancts Ry order of P. bese a. Pawabroke No. 034 | ene 6 no 27 BY WALL s "Ou; aaa Original ‘Horse and Carriage Bazaar. ¥O.y| bet sh ‘end 10th sts, S$ Louisiana av BG aha pea) HAR- SALE OF HORSES, | On SATURDAY MORMING November 9, at 10 | o'clock, we will sell at the Bazaar, amumber of le, Carriage and Work Horses, (a full descrip- tion at'sale.) comprising— FIFTY HORSES, Many good Work, Saddle and Harness Horses, Lse, A number of Mules. ALS», A large collection of New and Second-hand Buggies. Rockaways, Carriages, Wagons, and hicle: | Two new Jenny id Wagon: Two Jagger ‘Wagons, a in New and second-hand Barncee, Saddles, Carriages, &c.. at private sale. suerciar, sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and urd Carriages and ee oo at private sale. Sect a city. jis city ety: WALL" Uo. Aucts. ¥ WM. L. WALL & 60. A ‘ B Stores 315 and S17 Southwest corner Penn’a nua avenue nd 9th street. CHANCERY SALE OF A_ VALU ‘ore IM- eaoree ERROEERTY ON TWELF’ y passed on the e ise in tho cause of Powell et al... No. 159 Equity, trustee, will sell at public anc? tion. to the highest bidder. on SATURDAY, No- vember 0. 18%7. in front of the premives, at 4 6 cl" P. m.. the following property, | Lot numbered sev . aD es Davids: subdivision of sum fighty three. (253, 1uproved by a frame dwelling- use Terms of sale: One third cash 2 Sorgen the purchaser givin < balance in 6 and notes for the de- ferred pay mente, satisfactorily endersed and bear- 4 {rom day of ~:le. Title deed tw be re 1 whole ha All | conveyancing and stamps a thr cont ot purchaser. ASEURY LLOYD, Tro-tee WM. L WALT & CO. 'Ancts. LD IMMEDIATELY AFTER ale, in frout of the above premine~ No. n Lenman’s subdivision Tequare No it. frondin $8 feet on 18th atrovt. be tween (and B streets. “Will he divided ty suit } Durchasers, The above lots are immed /ately inthe rear of Cammack’s Garden and the new State De partment ‘Terms: One-third cash. and the balance in and toe he mouths Balane: © to be secured by ‘iced trust on the premises. 0 2 _L. WALL & CO. wots Y GREEN & W TULIAN, Anctloneers. orner of Seveuth and D ata. i beable 355 tT SALE CL ay LoTs OF “MED PL We will sell on MONDAY, i shay, WED. } Rpapay and 28 THURSDAY, the 21. 34. ith. and | old ahd. Silver’ Weichon, fe seen Dress Coats. Ladies loaks, Instruments, Tools. and uther | Merel Mandise of descriptions ° numero oO men tion. - BUBNST no 26- Pawnbroker. Ys MITH. Auctioneer. No. 116 Pounsjtvauia are nue near th «t. | _ A gentlen pont tg Tea ve the city will sell, 32, C3 mirth on FRIDAY W N ~ at 10 o'clock, hix a j comeisting in past of Bureas. Ww shatands. Toilet Sette Cane seat Chairs; Walnut) Cane seat Rockers Oak Sideboard Lset Parlor Furniture—__ Sota, Arm Chairs, Rocking and other Chairs ‘aren rep) Extension (edad Btoves, Croc Cooking Ctensils, &e., G. 2 held Furniture, ‘Terms cash. SMITH, Auct., no 28 116 Pa. av., near 2th st. Y NAGLE &00., Auctionee: 448 Seventh siivet, between F and G. LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH EN PCRNITURE PARLOR SETTS, VELVET AND OTHER CARPE’ ¥ will sell on TRIDAY “MORNING. rota urniture, consisting in ny Piane and Cover her Carpets Parlor Setts les, Belstoads Dintne ‘ralles Ol tiothe, Forpitare— Rit hen Furniture and Cooking Untensils of Terms cash. no 25-3t Sal siti ee PONAGLE & CO. Ancts wey Patent OMe «. 487th eh late}. T. ¥ D. L. WELLS & CO.. Anctionvers Northwest corner La. ave. and 6th st B FO) aay tly HH NTY, My. AT PU oe “the 31 day of December, A. D jock m.. on the premises, nest For: e county, Md.. we Shall cl! am of water pai Itisimproved by « four- room Frame Stable | “Phis ism very desirable iarm, and is eight miles | from Washington, on the Marlboro’ nieut to = oy 6 i ‘5. churches and mi! | wh a be shown by M. “One ball sesh ond ' belenos in one and two yea down atsale. All conveyancit chaser's cost. ‘Title perfect a no) “St ieee tas Aucts, “ho 0 ip H.W OLARK & C0. Aucts 3 ~avenue, between th and 10th ste. PAWNBROK ae SALE OF 2.000 LOTS OF pi EEMED PLEDGE: We will sell, 60.8 Loan Office, No.5. » bet we Foner xania ereane. ‘end D atreet. on Fs Day Eat AY, December 2d and %1, lock &. consisting of— iver Watches ‘ine 3.08 is ht of forfeited les Rings, & a Binge and other at's Gne Ov fercontes Fene Dres-es and Cloaks Getta Drews ant Sack cea and Beta ani ns, Guns. Revolvers, fusieal and Mechanical In- stramen' : ahd & ‘great variety of New Clothing, to pay ad anes, “aie 16 be sold without reserve. 23-9 {LARK & ©O.. Aucts. "w-L WALL 69 hes B Stores 315 and 317. s eu: corner PA. ave ‘ave. CHANCERY, reine al ate AND Supreme Court of the ery. ey isis i der Henge’ a Eee Beant two-story ‘Peat trom the of ze until the whole of the ¥ 5 at Sie ae on pe ar’ LLOYD, Tru: ~ pti WL, WALL UO. Aus m..and Every Rvening daring the | AUCTION nee PROPOSALS. (COPE 2 Lx {WHAM 'S OFFICE. HOUSE OF REPRESEN Bi ise ly SES ae and Ay C Was enon ee Ne Peenbee Ee i nena. SrA nk otros, "Star Of 8 PhoPoax ithe recvived at this ofr emi coe Podteach Spay the th B 5 of Dece M oping the be Cs oxnad pyge 1a PAREN the ftouge of Representatives of the Cultel states, TO son FEA In accordance «ith terms o' annexed reso. bn SATURDAY MOWNING, December 7th, at the be open during 12 o'clock m,, at our Auction Room, we will sell. to ire year. excapt on Sundays, and ‘no spirit- nora to be kept or sold 60) er advances, one m ificrnt Solitaire Diamond, ri 132, Loe carates said D weighing 34, jiamond being aRD McPHERSG 1 Clerk House of Representatives, = 187. One fine gold Fesavany 27 Watch, and se Ordered, That the privii of Keeping tl the Pan: Vatches. = fanrant of tie House ball be determined Sele perem * netadle Goo. ran Fr opgeaie therefor shail be received by the Clerk YY COOPER & L. of the House up to noon of March 12, 1837. and bi a uctioneers, i Late clerks with PisieGuire & Co.) Southwest corner of Bi venue and y thereafter, and shall be opened by him in the pretence of two witnesses, and be by him awarded to the most suitable person. having also ference to the amount of money for the Ith street tar Omer lege, and the capacity of the bidder fer the | “BARD MUHUE NEOUS AMD Aecompaaying che propvenis'mavt be | BOOKS, VER A. ‘OF ames one or more persons Who ace wilkim I, MEDICINE (PANNIER, ‘ome snreties in the sam of one thousand dol deco for the faithful Chet pinay of the di kee 5 and ‘eg jon of the premises pun MONDAY AND FOLLOWING iven by the ‘fo eald bidder’ upon Wis execa Ayetion oe asp we ‘2 bord in the «um of one thousand dollar. very large and oo Pe Library, in every | 2th *ufficient sureties for the proper discharge of depelinieat diiron Several Cosen sf: fu) Bowe | Tat, 1 (ne Medicine Panaier, ‘kages of Medi. is a very large and \aried collection, and | fomand the attention of the reading public | his duties, and for the careful use of the property | the Government entrusted to bim. Such’ pos- ion shall, beat all tines under “the soutrot of amount, of money: thus bid epted shall be pall 19: the said Clerk ome Mirena be act Monday of Décember next ‘after of the bond. and the reat sx month= , Aud, as received, eatd Clerk Ess to the Treasurer of the National Soldiers and ‘ailors’ Orphan Home ioe: the benent inets Surgical Instrnments, ontaining a umber of jedicine. COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. | BY COORER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Late clerks with Jas. C. MeGuire & Bouthwest corner of Pennsylvania ave. and lith tution. me Jury 2, Ordered, ‘That the Clerk be authorivet tore lot the House Restaurant inthe manner provited in €o..) street Sear Che Benin’ the standing order of the House tn reference there | LACK WALNUT PARLOR SUITE WALNUT F i ALN Paymaster’ U. 8. Nary. Ne road inny. 7 lun BRAME | Pavmaster’s Ofer. 6.9 rk. November 25,1851" < Bike Ri ARY A Proposals, sealed ai ad indorsed “Pro Soneone ie } WHA PAINTIN supplies advertised,” will be received at thin oflce FINE EF. SION DINT until pm. the 25 PROXIMO, for the fallowing TA DINNER A plies which must be of the very beat ymality, TE SSWARK. FINK | Uchiverca ‘iree of expense at the New York Navy HAL THREE- lees and subject fo the usual inspection thereat, PL ETS, STOVES, it = ec ¥ Yards and Docks. On ia HORNTNG, December 24, 1817 at |r peat ETE, foratoves; one Wagon. | 10 o'clock, at the residence of @ gentleman declin- aus of Construction and parr ing housekeeping, No. 233 Vermont avenue, be- | 11.600 pounds Round Iron, tis 4.508 pounds 4): — M Ct aroets, fnag sagen * fine collection iamnees. Ri foot fo 1p eoe Jong: 1.000 10 pounds" 1s of Household Fri . de n e— x 2 fe 3 | hlgee Sopa Sui vepholeiered In in Green Rep. 9) 7, ‘ameter. 36 to Teen — git | security for the prompt and faithful Waiott Sarbte Centre Tables delivery” Of tupplies awarded wilt be required. | Tron frame Turkish Easy Chairs, i ip green Rep Oval Gilt-frame Mi ich “must conform with stipulations on the irrore Blank forms. to be hag at this office, otherwise bids Walnut Secretary and Whatnot we ‘ot se oa, Bronzed Droplight, with Argan Barner psitinineiaepiebiaican ©. W, HASSLER, Gabinet Oil Paintings. Cis no neravings | | no 27-(tB Pa ig ‘ainut Marble-to er Suites. finely carved | oe aes ime ene mel P#OPOsATS FOR BE: Foritstion Oak Cottage Suites. with Wardrobes | Ovrice Curr RY OF Srnsicrence, | Yelvet Three ply. an Tngrain Carpets Devarttest or tre Miscocn Fine Hair and Husk Mat(resece | Fors Uravenwonrm, Ro vcas, Nov. 20, 187 | Blankets, Gomfarte and | Spreuis Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, subject. to the China and Tin usual eonditions, will be receive? at this office n' Cane nee 04 peat Chairs. Hatrack | (112 o'clock M-, THURSDAY. November 28, 1st, Paine Bedateads, Hureaus, Warhrobes, and | for furnieing NET BEEF, Waivut Retension Dining Table from the block Oak Dinas ‘Chal White French C Plated ( Gh lothi Terms cash. no ‘ Refrigerator Wood and Coal tamer Stoves, &e., &e. AL A Pine Lot of Preserves ‘and Condiments supplied at Fort to the troops s from December 15, 1887, to Leavenworth, Kansas, from June 16. 18° a Dinner and Toa Servic ven, Forks, and Spoons nd kidney tallow to he excluded.) necks of the cattle slaughtered for beet under thts contract shall be cut of at the fourth vertebral joint, and the breast trimmed down. The shanke of the fore quarters shall be cut off from three to ‘OOPER & LATIMER, Aucis, Y COOPER & «Late clerks with Jas. C. McG 30, 8. W. corner Pennsylvania avenue and lith street Star Office Building. 4 oF 8 aris x SALE STREE hoc iE. By virtue of m decree of the Supreme ¢ District of Colum! wherein Charles ( Lichan et al. are trustees. will offer for sale 11 ¢ suction, on MHVET AL). iti. Square ce oF parcel of 90. mare 490, beginning for the va CE, atthe northwest corner of sai z viding line between Lots 12 and Office Chief Commissary of Subsistence, . and running thence eastwardly line of suid lot 25 feet. thence seuthwardis: the whole depth of said lot, the: “4 | four inches above the knee jofut, and the hind quar- tora from six to eicht inches above the gambrel or hock joint. The contractor will be required to weigh and issue the beef on the order of the post commis sar; Bliders will state the price ond, net. Proposals will als ie recelved. ta connection with the above, for supplying officers and their | | families with fresh beef for the time above spect- LATIMER, Au VALUABLE REAL Es. NA AVENUE, TR NOWN AS THE L in Ewuity aall is com defendants, t din an envelope, endorsed f for Fort Leavenworth, Bites on the premises) at TUESDAY ‘the tot ay of ‘De wt the hi no 27-1tB F 8. Dept. M oTt ifthe Military Deserict. i New Onreaxs: La, November 21, i357 § Sealed Proposals in a. th ihe ce westwardly 25 fe ence porthwardiy to the place of begi z, | Ist day of December. 1s: = nishing the U. arcment with | together with the Duilaings aad improvements (aoe ines thaw FEOUK put upia | at frei purehaser or purchasers, with a surety or guretios the trustees: or the purchaser or Day ail of the purchase money in of to be approved by purchasers ash on the » until all be reaold at the ri MI THE ONLY FIRST WARD AUCTION HOUSE, Beale 1 . No. 116 Ps. AVENUE. NEAR 2OTH sTREE led Proporals (in duplicate) will te regeived i will zive bis personal attention to the sal al We ARC ppdereigued oan. 13 o'clock | My Bee, | Fitate and Housebold Furniture. | Merchandise of | for the uve of the United’ States cee Kanes | all description solicited on consignment. slivered in New York or Brookls gala? nies of Dry Goods, Clothing: Notion = ay ‘MO 8DAY. THURSDAY ty, exten ennartne'| «l SATURDAY EVENINGS, at7 o'clock. F *yrands of lout, niture sales every FRIDAY MORNING rei warm climate. ‘The | eee Sut T ‘and for keeping in manufacture to be stated in bo | the ‘bide, “Tae barrels to be iu geod shiping ae SS of sale as pres One-third of the purchase money to be . and the balance in vm dag thereof to be secured by The terms ¢ ye werk after the day of sal seamtene tame, t the Griat stam ibed by the decree are as to | ad | ubsistence Demces tin ai p contain one br net; samples of the sacks must be oe ‘proposal Twenty five days from the acceptance will be allowed for t Anchor Press. in pais months, yment of the | of sale y the bend or oly of the livery of the Flour, at the city. where it will undergo bie sale, or on the ratification of t. Alien wilt setter on pr furni=hing the US. Sub. Dep twit 60, pounde of tre eet gality of NEW HAY and 40 0%) pounds of OATS, the price por pound ted for each article, und the Oats to. be furnished | without cost of sack. ‘Twenty-five days from the acceptance of the BID Tih be allowed for the delivery of the Hay and Outs Prevs in this city. 80 invited for gmuplied mith in or the property isk and cost of the purchaser k's notice Conveyancing q ee en pitts, urchaser or thos. Bk aot. J. MILLER. TDS tm duplicate. so be nddveesed to the under- MAS EF LLOYD, Seen ni “Py URY LLY i . steos i eR & LATIMER. Aucts | peON HOUSE, 1, AUCTIONEER. GOVERNMENT SALES. N° 3, BOW Ss a GREEN. I willsell, at publi Staten Tsi o'clock ®. m.— Three (3) Draught Horses; Two (2 VOxet all all foreign acids and injurious substances, and of Pwenty Canta ‘uniform strength. the. Whiskey Vinegar taking Raxcaieen (ini pita Siareas: birty five Ui carlouate of potash to new. AL ‘Thousand, » tralize one ounce troy.the Cider Vi th ie “3 Each proposal must state askin ly “Somme rath To 0. A, GILLMOBE, the kind and quality of Vinegar offered am the i v * nye of pa ee ee paTany 1.00 pounds best quality of, Adamantine Ona- Fit ‘ast Iron, Ironmongery. Rupe. & or further particulars apply at this office, or “lined, and bangs White Beans, well sea- der, with round hoops, full 39.080 pounds prime N roned and drv, to be packed in . bright, well coopered flour ‘barrels te b full hea ae Yorn an rips pee en 4 Boer to Ce ae a “best in nae for the purpose. und to big auctions at F i | Mit head tine. — OW) gallons of the best quality of Pare Vine gar, nade only trom cider or whiskey. free from egar may be; to be pat in half of capacity, like samples ai this office. 200 Wage a8 by Wager ms B amboyce 5 € | % Bridien. lati 2 19 Salles, Mec, 9 Saddles, McC... Together wiih 6 Property umust day of sale ERVICBABLE STORES AT A Dayer. Aiea sig > Ovvice, SHENG TON, Will be sold ‘at Lincoln De} 1 Brevet Colonel A. P alot of Quartermaster viceable, ~ ai in me large and smal 15, Paniins, reat, Cash. in dies, to be 6 ounces to the Temaindler twelv

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