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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-11-09
THOS. B. CARR. Nj. ID. ID. ID ).

ESSSA years, charges for
UIHYHNyl 10 or less artificial teeth fine gold plate
each 90
An entire set of teeth on fine gold plate, $50 90
Ditto gold, with artificial gums, $50 90
Ditto on Platina plate with artificial gums, $50 90
Upper under ditto, each, IS 90
Pivot tooth that cannot be distinguished from the
natural, 90
fine gold filing, warranted permanent, 100
Do and destroying the nerve, So to 90
Extracting tooth, so cts. to 90
Best dentfrces and tooth brushes always hand Every
operation warranted to give entire satisfaction Teeth in
serted Immediately after the extraction of the angs and
modelled after the gums have shrunken without additional
charge.
Office on Market-st., 2 doors below the Church
Wilmington, N. c., April oath, 1854 l95-lm-34-f
NOTICE TO MILL OWNERS AND OTHERS.
TNE subscriber has increased his number of workmen of
the most competent that can be obtained He COM
pete with any Machinst Architect from North South
lie prepared to take all jobs the Machnist Architect
hne viz fitting up Steam Engines, erecting Circular or
Upright Saws, FOunderng, Framing and erecting Water
Mills with HOtchkss' any wheels in All his work
will be done the approved plans. He has
pondence with Of the best FOundres and will furnish
drawings for any necessary castings and have them ordered
the convenient place All persons who want work
in the above lines would do we'll to give him CALL
has had long experience in the business He returns his
thanks for the liberal patronage he has received
Address D. B. JOHNSON,
Machinist and Architect,
Polocksville Jones Co.. N. G.
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j. NJ. ROBINSON.

IardWNre Merch0nt, Wilmington, N. G.,
Is ST receiving his fall supply of warranted Saws, Ak
es Nails oOwware, Pocket, and Table, Cutlery heavy
plated Table Spoons and Forks, Fine Tea Trays and Wal
tors Brass Common AndironS, ShOves and Tongs;
FULL ASSORTMENT of the best of Builders Hardware
Mechanics every variety and warranted of superb
ruuay Poughs, Fan Mills Corn Shelters, Hay Cutters,
&C [Dec 2, 1858. l3
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Professional and Business Cards

B.. r. A. J GRADh,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Y Oct. 10. WI-MlNe ~ -oN, N. y.
GEO. w. ROSE,
[ ,AIfl Va fnn 20 ~ " NV WILMINGTON, N. G.
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Oct. 1l-3J-4t---G-St]
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M RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
hs III Il zss

Time between Washington and Wheeling nus III
hours:
Rniag time tecen Washington and ciacinna 27 hours
rhrouah Tickets and Hsssa.s Cheeks TO be had In
Washington.
HE baltimore ard Ohio Rafoad having greatly improved is
ofrs the fullest Inducements
The Northwest ana he soirhwes,.
1lc capneson brwesn ,e trains from Washington ana the
Washnst uneron Qaey called The RELAY ouse miles
Washnson aud he oha ys Baggage Is checked through 10
Whsenr Washington saion echseked and transferred
paints beyond. The connecting
Washington daily az and Az p m on Sundays at the
4, Whseins drst made
neas Wassiag through Cambridge zasessi and NewaIk 70
sansht and Sasjussy railroad for sandusky, Toledo Deoi
At @ railroad trains with the fus, trains
Of Lutte Mani railroad 10 xenia CINCINNATI, LOUIS
snsa & s a a. a through %S s Dayton % To- Nsao%s
Hantc, Lafayette, hcngo, Rock Island, - Louis &C.
Eaichsx New orieans, Washington
transferred at Cincinnati TO the mail steamers on The Ollie
Tickets L<ansyis, Caro- and S LOUIS sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chi
sold when the Ohio nsvgabe be tween
wheeling and wesyle (ory mI!esl where conaexon win
Travellers requested nccs that, while this is the ly
shortest speedy, direct nearly NIL the leading points
West The distance from Washington 10 Cincinnati
being about 100 miles shorter than
route!
Counbus l3 Dayton, SIS SOL Cincinnati, SO; Louisve
raroad 80 o. by from Cincinnati Iadianapo
s7 Ceve land STA Is Toledo, SIS eu; Detroit els 30
Chicago so s. and $40 so st. Louis eas so aud s25 Memphis,
For Federek nd apers Ferry artnsbnrg Berkeley sprinrr
Cumberland, Bed ford sprngs Piedmont Oakland and Fount
aons between Baltimore md Wheeling m,
For trains to and from Baltimore, Annapolis &c. see special ad
yor further irsormaon through :ke,s &C., apply to TIL H.
PARSONS, agent, al Washington sta ion.
Master Of Transporiaiion Baltimore and
May 5-dn ohio Railroad Baltimore
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Hy A. CIR EEN. A uctioneer.

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
a bearing date The aS day Of November. 1854 ana duly 20
corded ~ the land records g Washington county n The pss.
sss and under deed bearing the Goth day Of september
No as lo,o 10 and y shah eel on ne pre@is,s
ocock the following real with the improve
Paris Of numbered and TO- number ssa beginning
for the same at point in M line % the side Of seventh Stree,
as Of ,u snd aare and nn,n ,srce .ouh on ,s
Of Tie ws seventh street, feet ELEVEN
70 suadsa asay S o
es, eleven Inches and II Sn inch ct and heee e
o and TO- oas hundred feel 70 The poin. Of bennnas
half G, 1872 ~ square feet
ot recently owned aud occupied BY the late finn Of sssen
Whsrs Co. as @ Foa banking aesss sry
uned Seventh sna nesr,he Pennsylvania
principal sy po .d,ss
~ he ans H. & su e
nsa enclosed BY The lot,
asn
ap"" h aoo a. apsnaSle Srs proof Saa Win
iron q i, which be taken
fourth stories contain five each, conveniently arranged for
going through any other room IL upper part ,s
1om @ me me ws re-.
has received Of thousand dollars
signed have been orsd IN rent dollars
Terms r. Of ;ns ns fourth Of the money he es
MONTHS with from dac and lien retained the
he s
and unquesonabIe. acting only sell only such
II of complied with
within days th@reaer shall resell the property ne
publication the and risk Of the first purchaser
On the day, {Fidsy.) at 10 o'clock. =. M. AZ
by Of the deed Of aforesaid shal
other personal property belonging said firm
consisting Of general and complete OF banking utensils such
counters, desks, tables, &c.
Also, carpets chandeliers Stoves and other things.
personal properly All Of than 95 cash
credit Of days, upon satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing interest
J. A. ENGLISH,
VIM. EAYkE,
Trustees CT Helaen, Withers, Il Co.
Oct4-d A. GREEN, Aucioneer
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Public SaIe.--VaIuable Building Lots at Pied


IN Thursday October 25 1885, viii be offered public sale at
Piedmont, Hampshire county, Virginia. at O'Clock,
hundred building These lots situated in the Immediate Vi
property; and which that have erected number Of
buildings and machine shop capnbe Of employing 900 workmsn
Piedmont pleasantly siuscd bend OF the Poomac river
mouth Georges creek ~ mics west OF Cumbcfand
and 206 mes from baltimore by railroad.
Within three is has sprung up Then contained
shanes coatsns 4o budns Including Two churches;
sh0p 100 feet oiae, l5o feet In diam
aud another in progrs 7s et dame,or hotels stores
The situation pleasant end healthy with an active, indus
ious and Intelligent population Of 700 70 oo persons The
Maryland connects with the baltimore
and Ohio railroad In Piedmont
Provisions plenty and prices low.
Ths cs the Central vaey Of Virginia Two trains
daily through c towa each between
baltimore and Wheeling Of which stops some hours here
only rapdy yncreasing town Of size for
among Cumberland and offers
and mechanics being surrounded
fields and the mounsa slopes being heavily mbsred afford
cheap building materials Large quantities Of and other
also abundant
vigorous making extend the Alexandria, Lou
donn, and Hampshire railroad to Piedmont.
Of will bc made and particulars made known
time OF sale.
Of property md other information can be obtained BY
applying to- . -
j. rneh, Thos. c. Williams George Dnedar,
Baltimore Ashed New York at The ofhce OF the New York
No. 81 Walnut street Philadelphia;
AZ MATTHEW'S, Auctiopeer,
Nos 40 and ~ South Charles street. baltimore.
9O-2awo3Oct
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Caution-Lottery Frauds.

OrrIcE MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LoTTERrRs,
Baidmore Maryland, July !, 1885,
E Maryland State lotteries has deemed il
public agRinst the swinders
md otherwise fraudulent lottery schemes,
pretend agent sale OF tickets In lotteries which
ire wholly fictitious
only legal Maryland those drawn daily under
commissioner elected the
the constitution TO examine and approve ihe
schemes and % intend 10 the drawings.
otcries and all certificates of packages of
tickets hog aphed Bsnan general agent
Office Of the Maryland Consolidated Lotteries,
baltimore. Maryand' All others fraudulent
full information The subject Of those frauds address
TX. Brennan,
Sept 2s-dIy Baltimore, Maryland
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The name OF psIsop upon books unsss
hc payment o. The subscription In advance.
Distant Subscribers may money letter. the postage
which viii be paid By by s
safe
The couNfRY PAPER Is published weekly during
sions Of Congress, aud sent lily during te recess
Subscriptions for petiod year viii be received on
propor.ionsd TO the above annual rates.
Q5POsTMAs1ERs authorized to act as our egen,a and
by sending DAILY subscribers with $50 enclosed;
sEMI-wEEKLY subscribers, with sa5 enclosed, viii
uied a copy gratis.
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J. A. ENGLISH,
VIM. kAYNE,
selaeD. Withers, & Ca
by JAMES 9. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNsyL-
vania known Fiins Hotel, al public auctonOn
Tuesday scrnoon October 49, at * O'Clock precsey shall
sell Of lot No. g. square No. s4 fronting 81 feet inches
avenue 18th aud 18th and
running paved alley, with the
consisting handsome three story and attic brick house,
with back buildings brick coach house, stable, nc
materials and handsomely fin
shed throughout principal nd
every building The main building cOnains twelve
wide hBls above below
building contains six good rooms with large piazza run
ming full depth. .s*f
In yard failing of wnter. besides excel
pump water whole enclosed with nneeet brick wall
and handsomely Ornamented with shrubbery.
This fsvoraby known and has been occuried for the
e. w. Flint 6retclass restaurant and
being within few Of the National Theatre
Of executive departments
adapted the business for which has been
cupied III
The and Of the deferred
J. g. MCGUIRE,
Sept 1g--eod&d5 Auctioneer.
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Notice to Contractors.
W EE sys s:ss,sz 4sssgsE ssE

EWalsrFR's orrrcr CnARLEsros AND sAvAasanR r. RI,
Charleston, September 81, 1855
gEALED PROPOSALS. will be received nj hs Office until the
- building wooden bridges, piers
masonry Ashley the limo OF the
railroad. Three lines proposed One
crossing of Calhoun another
northern the third Bee's Ferry, about
eight above The width Of waterway on the si line is about
depth 35 al low waer Al the
the width of about 1000 feet he greatest
deph 30 AT the third, the waterway about e0 eet
wide and feet deep The of the tide is from 70 sfeet
quany either OF the long bridges VIII be be
500 5000 cubic yards the Other about 400 cubic
ne river bottom auvin mud resting
ses, feet thick under this the
mari.
Proposals building these bridges by using
piers cylinders, driven by Dr. POTTS pneumatic
process aud building them upun piers of piles
framed, Howe's plan The
spans piers will be lao ect the truss frame
high.
For pile bridges spans be go eet the height Of the
double draw giving openings Of 20 feet EACH Is re-
qnrud in each bridge. .
Contractors Intending proposals. obtain speci6ca
this Office where Also they
examine Debated drawings Of the bridges
Proposals separately for the masonry Tor thc
Bids for the pie bridge
wil embrsce piers sapersiruciure
would be preferred that contractor should undertake all the
work of either bridge.
Proposals the undersigned, and endorsed
JAs. s. WILLIAMS,
Sen o6-ds,hoct Chief Engineer
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X. IL. q Ill Il E II ,


Ffankli1 Row,
He will continue tn devote his at.en
States aupeme Court
Having concerning he VIII
legal arising before
Office, and the ehei Justice assistant
Justices District Columbia and will also assist in the
prepara md OF suits patents.
He give written opinions and arguments for
Congress either OF the departments and
will prosecute claims before bond established FOR their
adjudication.
5Drf94 94--ff
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Everett House,

North Side of Union Square, New YORK.
THIS establishment erected the most prominent and delight
Park approaching haishs and, when
competrd win combine s and money supply
20 render ii the desirable hotel constructed
The establishment respectfully announce that
open the first Of October next tor the accommo
dation OF the public. M
Applications will received from parties wishing to make
for the winter months
''' p'O'S p''''' ' CLAPr JosLTN.
Hkwbry C1srF,
A. q. Josffs.
sep2s-d3m
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Law Notice.

BRows, STANTON AND WALKER.
fUM T. BROWN FRED. r. STANTON and J. kNoA WALN.
w practising law 10 the supreme
tou Of claim. In Washington,
and Ohers In Washington and Ae
the parties viii always be found et either place. ana
jetfers addressed will receive prompt attentions
April l9-teod Intel, and Sentinel eoPYl
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Washington Aqueduct.
.I... Af

Wksnisaros heuEpucr,
Washington, March 7, 1855.
DROPOsAIS invited graduation one and brick masonry
tunnels, the Washington aqucduct
Proposals. the s May, will be opened nj noon Of
that
Mans profes specifications the work will be ready for
animation on and a 20th day Of April next.
Proposals work of particular culver
hridsss &c. in the plans and specifications.
the b. completed under the
hut all Tor unfpshed Work VIII
appropriations Congress the engineer
the work To be done and rate
each appropriation and IN case
holding sufficiently decide when and
stopped until funds become available.
cent will paid III in the Judgment OF
engineer has been properly executed so far us has
gone. ,,,, 80.
Payments will be upon the United staten
Of renrviug 10
dinon of all contracts that the work
All bids should sealed, endorsed Proposas for work
Washington Aqucduct' - ~
The United right reject all The bids
advantageous such
mh) considered conducive to the progress OF c
work.
accompanied by written signed by
effect that he they under
take that The his hoir bid be accepted
within with good and Sufficient
work undertaken said guarantee
cercae the United States district
uqe officer
individual known the Engineer De-
parner the able TO make good ther
guarantee.
Bids will opened presence OF bidders if of them
choose TO be present
Capt Of Engineers charge
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Stopping onthamptoR both going and reirnng they oder
proceeding London and avrc advantages
other route, for the economy Of time and money.
Pasuge from Nep York to Southampton sst Bremen.
First cabin saloon, $3.50; first cabin L~tI saoon Sal
second do, $40.
All newspapers through the Vce.
No bills iadng will he signed the day OF saiiing
An experie need surgeon ia attached TO each ship.
Forfreigss passage, apply
g. H. SAND, IL South William st., N. Y.
O. A. HElNEKEN q Co.. Bremen.
CROSkEY q Co, Southampton.
WILLIAM IsEI.IN, Hnyre.
Mar City
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IcOH commodous and attic house,
street, side, the Of street. House con
papered and painted
Terms accommodating, and possession given mmed
Solicitors Office, Treasury Department
Is
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T,OURTEENTII INSTANTANEOUS opened the four
teenib OF celebrated housewife coiton" II
difficulty the supply with the increasing
demand for They regarded the best cotton extAnt
fol Indies and chidrens
shaker long cloth" shirng, supeoE at 2h cents
per yard
heavy son. and stout /" everlasting
shng They all the qualities that denote great
durability.
miIa produce of the three bnnds named nbove
stamped each piece guarantee OF thsr supe
rior excellence.
large supply OF all kinds Of beached coons that are
OF lrstrd rxce!ence Of fabric.
LINEN Probably tile largest and cheapest STOCK IN
this usual law prices
MOURNING GOODS Of n kinds constantly on hand through
0ni the entire
that the amount Of all
goods mourning fabrics annually passing thfoug
OF hands enables offer really decided bargains
OF these cheap aud fine French meinoes
EMBROIDERiEsA Iarge and s,ylish lot opened his
morning
100 pieces rich calcoea laK per
yard. # -
Opening goods daily.
Those persons the habit Of purchasing AT other in
AMI prices. they be convinced
there an a from price only
commenced
articles prics and fair dealing be relied on in all
PERHf bhUIHEH,
:" Central Sores,' building,
a-I0,aif Opposite Centre Market.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

our FLAMING MILL is In daily operation, and prepared 70 do
mill o descriptions superior We
superior English abs and AZ
pckes and 54 white pine, Carolina aud Eastern shore
oonp Now landing, prime lot
os all ienghs and In the yard every description
white pine lumber, and ready for working All o
win be sold the lowest market price for cash. TO such
o choose rust
Sppt.o TX.
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CENSUS 1860, large arnrto vo,ums, hsund la
Y balf Russia, Cor safe, few copies ouly a. sg -
Snps fhANUh fAfLOhs
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NY JAMES c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

YJAMES Q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE ny CATALOGUE OF SUPERIOR ROSE
wood wainni mahogany cherry ana maple csbnet mm-
sell, cabinet OF Samuel Kirby Eshh
street, Pennsylvania and north street. oil his
hrnitue forming and
offered for Is this city We N
rosewood furniture VI various styles and
grades, rich cvmson blue and gold, and
god purple and brown French brocatelis
Suites Of walnut and mshogany paor furniture hnshed in
crimson plush, damask, and haiFclotl.
Elegant mahogany bookcases,
ries, wlatnots, music stands, fancy chairs, &c.
Beautiful Warbctop SIDE and faacy tables in
rosewood walnut, and mahogany, Of various patterns
aud French bedeads OF beautiful styles
and finish in the varous woods
Handsome full m1beto dressing cabinefs wasstands, and
commodes Of the very best wnrknanship and finish
Rosewood, walnut and mahogany wardrobcs
Excellent lounges easy chairs foot stools
Dinng and breakfast tables, dining chars
aidehOhrds, and wood chairs
Hall chairs, trees, chamber cahnels
Together with large assortment Of mahogany want cher
ry, and maple pnn furniture. li2ft
The MIR. Kby'H manufacture which
is sufficient guarantee Of The quHity.
Catalogues win Monday October 18TH
credit Of g A. and
months, satisfactorily endorsed noss benring interest
Jas. C. MCGUIRE,
Sep 30-eodAds Auctioneer.
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NEW Fall and winter Goods-I just
IN The North with very elegant goods suitable
wear OF superior clohs cassmees, and vesnes
nil OF which are Inspection, which
n prepared the and fashionable
stv,es Mt short notice. WILLIAM TUCKER,
Sen lg-somn No. 426 Prnnsylvanin
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an F. NEW YORK. BREMEN, AND SOUTH.
,cS-SLsxs .,MPTON uNlTliD STAT Es MAIL STEAMERS
Che chips comprising this line WASH ING
.SsszEkx16 TON, Capt Z. Cavendy HERMANN. Capt Ed
ward Hiagins.
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ACCIDENTAL LOr.-We 40 fine white bird eye
IA Diapers per yard, well worth Tk superior article
children's aprons
ces o the finer Numbers 0f extra fine.
Chcnp Scotch diapers, al widths and qualities.
Table diapers dsasks from medium 10 extra ne and wide,
stylish patterns.
Napkins, towels, and toweiiings la endless variety
Linen sheetings and pillow linens, inany bargains.
nens, qualities, many Of them made In Ireland
order by get them "pure ali inen and
good. ME .E
We make purest cheapest linen goods
The linen department has vastly
creaHed
A large OF medium and hae blankets.
Fourteen dozen bed
Of fancy dry goods well as those for general furnish
ing consumption, daily repenished. la.t nT
Constantly hand all and Of all qna,ies full and
Of goods asonishng low prices
price only which precudes selling but for the cash and
TO those " pay bills when presented
GOOD articles low prices and fair dealing be relied on in all
cases.
PERRY BROTHER,
HConal Stores" building,
epll--leteoif Opposite Centre Market
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GEO. ri DRAPER, Havre.

ships will accountable for gold silver
metals, unless bills OF
ladug the exprcssed therein
25-hG
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i, OWEN 81 SON, Merchant Tatlors, NO ara Penn
H. yvana respectfully 10 their friends and
the they returned from New York
with their supply 9ood, consisting Of
cloths vesnn together with stock
gcnemens furnishing articles which are now open for in
specton.
2e-eo3t
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st. Joscph's Academy for Young Ladies,

Near EpinHsbnrg, FredeTtck County, Md
T,BE annual studies
August and terminates Thursday In June. The
and tuition $50 payable
ally advance There extra charges for mnsc daws ain
also fo Spanish, italian, German, and Latin The
nine
age 500 per payable half yearly advance
Letters inquiry e The MOTHER SUPE-
RIoR Of 81 Josep Academy, Emmiitsbus Frederick county,
Maryland. R
July 8-diyear.
AND WARRANTS LOCATFcD.--The subscribers win
IL Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and
4 description Of the land located.
examination this description incorrect, they will
land giving for another warrant for the
one resides in tbs West give the business his
personal sapcrinendence ..
7th street. opposite the Pos, Office, Washington, D. O.
July 1s--2aw3m &fF44r
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l,IOAKs syansiIins, shavvIs, and ScarnA large sup
ply nsw novel; and stylish In goods OF those classes
opened to-day: efE..
pie cloak assorted coors
cloths In The lot adaped for dresses
arising the
observer when selecting articles
ma am. above.
New supplies daily.
who paid their bills July
st vii prior making sdd,onai purchases. iLg =
Good articles low prices and fair deanG may be relied on In all
PENNY y 'RoThEk,
rCentral Stores,n wes building,
srptss-lotilf opposite Genre Market
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. 55 Wall street, ". Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, T. CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD g. CO,
27 Austin Friars, London.
b. g. VAIN w RIGHT * CO.,
Paris.
GEO. ri DRAPER. U1vre.
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Ry a. 0REEN. Auctioneer.

By A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
UCTION SALE, BY ORDER OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT,
United Washington ArsenaOn Sat
urday October - shall se 10 O'clock at the Washington
Arsenal, the following sioyes
field Gpounders old pattern, each four wheeled
carriage, perfectly sound wheels with brass boxes,
wrought iron and toRgue chains complete;
would good
caissons 6pounders wheeled carrage eound;
would make good farm wageEs
1916 lbs caat iron, good article
900 lbs scrap steel, old files
% cedar posts, ready prepared for fences
7A feet yellow pine timber, perfectly sound
Coca oak 10 inches by IL inches lateral
3mortisns machines, very good, Of ordinary patterns
two-horsc open carriage
/ sling wagon, old pattern, but very good
sling cart, buggy, rlouxhs coulter
two-bose sleigh, good and sound.
Terms cash, In specie or is equivalent.
A.. GREEN, Ancioneer.
Oct 7-dts TSiar1
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Orders for tickets shares certificates Of packages in the
splendid prompt attention. and
drawing will be Immediately aer it
to all order from
Address P.J BUCKEY, Agent,
Sept a9--eoditf Wilmington, Delaware.