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The weekly ledger., 1857-09-12

LAST "Wednesday was the seventh anniver-
sary of the admission Of California as one of
the States of the Union 1t was duly cele-
brated by the Pioneer Associations in San
Francisco and Sacramento.
The weekly ledger., 1857-09-12

SALE OF QUARTz PRoPERY-0n Monday
of this week the Quartz lead and mill of the
estate of the Guttich brothers, deceased, was
sold by j. B. King, Esq. Public Administra-
tor. The bidding was very lively, and the
property was finally knocked down. to Mr..
Haas of Placervie, OF $4400.
The weekly ledger., 1857-09-12

A NEGRO NOTARY PuBMc!-The Black
Republican Governor of Wisconsin, Bach
ford,) we suppose OF the principle that "birds
of feather flock together" issued o COM
mission as Notary Public to H. Nolan, ne
gro barber, ice-cream saloon keeper and leader
of cotilon band in Madison. His bond was
duly signed, but the Secretary of State Col
Jones, has refused to file it, and endorsed
thereon; "This appointment is in violation of
the constitution, ana therefore void.D So
Wisconsin has a negro Not a-Governor, we
mean! Alas for Bachford
The weekly ledger., 1857-09-12

THERE are rumors of further acquisitions
of Mexican territory, soon to he consummated
The weekly ledger., 1857-09-12

A SHOWER OF CANDY.-Do not J..
ulous, reader, when We inform Won n InCroc
the night of Monday last, at iLo Ta ,,lot wa, oa
Clear Lake, in this county, sbowor ioo' Of
candy fell, covering large tract Of y, sugar
II covered every thing, leaves of trooe oou''ly.
and the earth's surface alike. WI oeSs,
cred by the inhabitants the next morn ,;,'y'''
part of it was of the consistencv ''se'''s' 90
and the rest as perfectly crystajizoJ s!IGgp
candy Of the shops. Its taste Is 49, % '1e
similar to that of un6avored candy FN'tLsey
X. Hale the Clear Lake Expressmo, vi D.
while on the ground, and collected a bon 80" !
samples which he brought to us. Tboro JA oi
mistake about the matter, as the nnhiia D no
learn by calling at our Office The enoo; "ay
before US are generally rreCulorlv or,'' r,'eO'
lied, rounded at one end aud irrs,.ri!'. ,'a''
form at the other, as if broken off from 1' .'
surface to which they adhered Tbor e'.l'
from a quarter to iyo-eighths of m i,,1b '.e
length, some pure white and Others of u. .iD o
cate pink hue. Their general appearaNoo o'l''
that of very small stalgmites speb
have often seen in caves A similar ,bor.y
occurred at Salt Lake some years s,,co
Naturaists pretend to explain such nLono--
ena 10y saying that such saccharine sbon,o. ,,o-'
are Of insect origiu-but their exnlonatS.s
seem even more improbable than the f,c, y,
self--the latter being well attested and ~.
former mere theory to excuse ignorance of
natures wondrous workings Re,
The weekly ledger., 1857-09-12

The Common Council of Boston have vo-
ted half million dollars to pay for widening
some of the principal business streets.
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Abrams CIothing store,

Main street, jackson, opposite Congres!HalL
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
T'IlE undersigned respectfully informs the ct-
L zens OF Jackson and vicinity that he has Just
opened the largest and best stock Of Clothing
Fancy Goods and everything that can be found 10
store OF this character, anywhere in the State
A full assortment of Gentlemens Clothing,
furnishing Goods Boots Shnes Nc hc
The weekly ledger., 1857-09-12

The CALIFORNIA MONTHLY REGISTER
This is the title of a new Magazine, publish
ed by IL. Davidson & Co., Sacramento. Ii
is devoted principally to temperance and gen.
eral literature, The first number is decidedly
readable and deserving of public favor.
The weekly ledger., 1857-09-12

CuBA.-It is probable that in the course of
year, or thereabouts, Cuba Will be connect
ed with the United States by means of a
submarine telegraph
The weekly ledger., 1857-09-12

TIE Mountain Messenger, of Sierra coun-
ty, states that man calling himself Z. W.
Smith, has imposed himself upon the Mason
ic Fraternity at several places in this State,
as a member of that ORDER in good standing
in Jefferson Lodge, Rabbit Creek In many
instances he has applied for charity, and, on
a plausible misrepresentation OF his circum-
stances, he has invariably received aid at the
hands Of the brethren He is a man about
six feet in height, dressed in miners apparel,
and bears the appearance of being labor
ing man.
The weekly ledger., 1857-09-12

MECHANICS EXHIBITION. 1--WE have re.
ceived complimentary ticket to the above
exhibition now being held in San Francisco
We would have been pleased to be there as
the Mechanics of California viii doubtless do
themselves honor on the occasion.
The weekly ledger., 1857-09-12

The people of Carson and adjacent val
leys, appear determined to have new terri
tory organized. Their memorial has been
published, and Judge Crane will shortly start
for Washington to further the project We
trust that Congress will speedily grant the
prayer of the petitioners. The robberies
and murders (of emigrats to California, that
have been committed this season between the
Sierra Neyadas and Goose Creek Mountains
are fearful to contemplate; and it is reasona-
ble to suppose that the organization of a new
territory will enable the authorities to pre-
vert recurrence Of similar outrages.
The weekly ledger., 1857-09-12

New QUARTZ MLL-A mill witha 80 foot
water-wheel is being erected on the celebra-
ted Woodhouse lead, near Sandy Gulch in
Calaveras county. We have no doubt it will
be one of the best pieces of workmanship in
this section, as the builder and mechanics at
work upon it are first class workmen.
The weekly ledger., 1857-09-12

THE cause of the suicide of Gen. Rusk, U
s. Senator from Texas, was doubtless the
death of his wife, to whom he was much de.
voted California has thus lost one of the
ablest champions of her interests in the SEN
ate. He was a friend to the Pacific State.
The weekly ledger., 1857-09-12
Democratic Central Committee.
y "A g TX s. O Na
The Necessity of Party.

SATURDAY MORN, SEPT. 10, 1851
The weekly ledger., 1857-09-12

Quar- AT YEoMEr.-The working of quartz
by arastras is still proftably carried on at
Yeomet. A company of five men with two
mules and two arastras, in twenty-six davs.
quarried and ground seventy-six cargoes OF
rock, the produce of which amounted to over
fourteen hundred dollars. "a cargo is 800
nounls
The weekly ledger., 1857-09-12

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g E OR TOWN AFFAIRs
Corrsspo~dsxes Of TAs Star.
A. foxv

6xoRsETowN, Nov IS, 1857.
The following is the amount Of wood which
has been brought to our market: March, L 900;
April, 500 May, 42a; June, e13; July, 1,o9s;
August, 5i4 /; September, $50; October, $50; esti-
mated amount for November, LOO; making a
sum total Off ,252 cords, Estimated amount left
over in the yards the LIST of March last, Z, 600
cords. This would make in the aggregate 9,252
cords, The quantity which arrived during the
same period last year, amounted to about IL 900
cords, which shows falling OF in the quantity
which has come In during the nine months when
compared with the same months of last year of
about 900 cords. .-.......- ...
Mayor Crawford made quite an onslaught upon
the night watch yesterday. Three of them, viz:
II. Hutchings,lI. King, and Il. Howard were
dismissed from service and IL all the rumors
afioat be true, we incline to the opinion that there
are others who are deserving OF the same fate.
All this but tends TO confirm us in our opinion
that our whole police system needs a thorough
remodelling.
From present indications Thursday will be
very generally observed by our citizens as a day
of Thanksgiving. From notice in ather column
II Will be seen that none Of butchers will at
tend market Tomorrow morning. The banks
Will be closed. All our churches will be open
for divine service and we hope, for the sake of
good order and the cause of morality, that the
keepers of taverns and restaurants will see the
propriety Of closing their places Of business.
But few, II any other, places Of business will be
open, and we cannot see any reason why this
class Of our citizens should form exception to
the general rule. SPECTATOR.
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AUCTION SALES.
By WALL a BARNARn ln.,;.-..-

THE EFFECTS OF OAK HALL ESTAr-
NtNE III at 1,hA UcIIoN.-On FRIDAY MORN
ION. ON Six{n street, between street and LOUISE
ma sat,ys st; knoTI as Hall Restaurant" The
Iars SoSnt spd iTtures q ssid place,
Sasiors, Tumblers. Decanters, and Crockerv var.
SehIIe, Leaf, and Side Tables ~
Erepch Gilt Mirrors, Chamber Glasses
SatPets, Shamber and Hall Stoves
Be1s, bedolng, Mattress, and Bedstead
Kefngerators, DemijOiins and GAS Is xfn,as ="
WIN large lot OF Kitchen and COOKING Utensils.
Il Terms; Under SIS, cash over S25, a credit of so
n25-l1 WALL 4 BARNARD, Aucts.
BY A. GRE ZEN, Auctioneer
SUPERIOR DUTCH BILIOUS ROOTS AT
~ AuCfIoN..On FRIDAY, the nth inst. i sbaI
sen, TOUT clock In the afternoon, at INV auction
store NO. b 9Th street, In lots to suit purcba
one case OF very superior Dutch Flower Roots lust
received and In ne order from the oeIe ed
~ OF Vande rshoot Sons, i'm Holland consIsting Of
Double and Single Hyacnths, Tulips, Nareissns.
Jonquils. Iris, Crocus, &c,
Terms cash. .
N % A. GREEN. Auct.
By ]. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
pEREMPTORY SALE OF SOLE LEATB
Il KR, PATENT CALF, Morocco, Ann PfyE JIy-
i iNSs AZ PUBLIc AUcTIoN.-0n FRIDAY Az
IEhNOON, Nov. n, At 2 O'Clock, at the auction
LOOMS. snail sell for account Of whom it may con-
lS sides oak tanned Spanish Sole Leather
dozen No. /. X. and A. X. Patent Calf leather
90 90 Iampco Morocco
10 do do Pink Innings
DO NO.. 2 do do .....
r s ana under. cash; over that sum credit
lt JAMES c. MCGUIRE Auct
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III The St Croix Valley seems to rival Cali
fornla In its vegetable production will be seen
by the Following from the Saltwater Messenger
w Ho CAN BRAT IT'-MT Wallace Rutherford,
Ia mer near this city, presented rs with bot 81
Eng lish white or globe turniPs, few days since
which excel size any thing We have ever seen
We Were curious enough 10 weigh one OF them,
which weighed I3X pounds, and measured -
Inches in circumference! They are perfect mon
sters and show the productivensss Of soil
The seed was sown on the 18th Of July, aud tho
turnips harvested on the 3Oth Of October. IL any
Of our farmers can beat this, we should like TO
hear from them In entering into composition it
must be- borne In mind that these samples are tho
white English turnip-not the rutshaga.
TuRNnPs-Dr. Ames raised twenty-sx asd
a half rods Of ground 100 bushels OF white tur-
nips-at the rate Of 500 bushels 10 the acre. Some
OF the turnips weighed five pounds apiece. That
is the kind w ho can beat the size and quantity.
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SPECIAL NOrICR.-For Perfumed Breath, White
Teeth, and beautiful Complexion, use &" Balm OF
Loo Flowers For dressing Ladies hair use
" Woodland Cream" poTnade il cluses gem
tleIpsa's hair to curl beautifully. Price 50 cents
each. w p. FETRIpSK 4 Co
Prsprietors, New York.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washing ton
TAYLOR MAURY, Booksellers, betT cen 9Th and
10th ST., Pa avenue. IL
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The ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for December JUS
published, being No. of this valuable Magazine
The N0yember and December numbers can now ht
bad at ShIllIngtOn's Bookstore. Also those wish
ing tn subscribe, car do so, and will be supplied sew
eIal days sooner, by leaving their names at JOSEPH
ShlilIngtoh's Book, Stationery, and N spaper rs
punishment, OdeOn Building, corner ~ street anC
Penn. avenue.
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THANKservINS DAY.-To-morrow will he OBJ
served as day OF Thanksgiving ia the following
States and cities:
New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island
Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, PennsyI-
vanla, Delaware, Maryland, North Carolina
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Arksn-
sas, Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, I'LL
nois, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Tea
as, and the cities Of w ashington and Georgetown
ID. C., and Alexandria, Norfolk and Portsmouth,
--'
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MARRIED..

On the Path instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Walden,
STEPHEN c. CLEMENTS to Miss IS ABEIIX
NJ. BOYLE, Of WashinEtOn.
On the Esd instant, at the street BAPTIST Church
~ The Rev. Geo w. Samson. Mr.. WIN w
WOOD to Miss MARY A. BARRETT, all of this
city.
On the 24th instant, at the English Lutheran
Church, By the Rev. J. O.. Butter, JOHN A.
both Of this city. - -.
On the 2ith instant, by the Rev. Mr. Nugen,
all of this cIty-COlored.
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New York Nurkefs

NBw York. Nov. IS - Flour Is bnoyant /;
sales OF 1000 bills. State 81 p0a5 90; Ohio IS 300
$50, Southern SIS 25as5 So
Wheat is buoyant; sales of 30 600 bushels. wbi,e
al 25aSl So; Chicago Spring 81 90 Com closed
with an advancing tendency; sales unimportant,
white SAC.
active. Land is quiet at IOal3c
Whisky steady; Ohio 2ac
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BALTIMORE. Nov. 25.-Flour IL heavy; How
ard street and Ohio IS IS, City Mills IS
Wheat Is lightly supplied. and In conseouencs
somewhat trmer; sales of red al 81 .05aS IA; and
white 81 lOasl 90 but the latter figure is FOR very
choice lots Corn is lower; old white 12a77 cts
ana Yellow 12a75ci new white and yellow 6oa65c
WHISKY is lower at 23a2ic.
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III The Philadelphia Ledger has adopted
"Morseographical' and ''Morssotyps" as a sub
sttute for Biographical and telegraph Beside
the intrinsic uncouthness OF these words they are
not descriptvely correct there are other systems
Of telegraph other than Morse, and we might as
well talk Of "Houseagraphicar' as '.Morseo-
graphical" and ''Houseatype" as Of "Morsec-
TYNE
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CRY DIREcToRy.-The canvassins for the new
Directory has been completed. The work has been
done thorough. Those who have made any change
whatever IN their residence business. or who may
have been absent during the canvass, can have all
Race.sary c2rrectIons, &c. made by sending them 70
street near Seventh. The Directory will be issued
shout the first of January. Members of Societies
would obIgs II they send in the Of their Soci-
ETY., It's Oflcers,& &c. IL
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DIED.,

lp Georgetown, on the 25th instant, after long
aud painful illness, which he bore with a christian
foItItude, WIN. V. GRANT, aged GO years
The friends and acquaIntanoes of his family are
ivIted tn attend has funerH from the house of Jas
70 morrow - hur sday Evening. ~.
N. BAH the brethren of the Masonic order are
requested to atteHJ.
On the 24th instant, after ar illness OF twelve day
TEMPERANCE JANE. aged years and day s.
only daughter OF Rebecca Jane and Matthias Har
IT'S. Jr.. Of Baltimore. - =
lBaltImore and Prince George papers pIease COPY :.
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Boston MayoraIty-Tb. ReansL.

BOSTON, Nov. 24.-The Hon Samuel Elliott Dr.
cnnes the nomination for mayor, rendered by the
citizens convention = y -
me =. ; nlgate Roanoke was hauled into the
dock last evening for repairs =
subscription paper Is circulating in this city
Tor the relief Of the sufferers by the war in Indt
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financial.

NEW ORR, Nov Is stocks are duh Chica.
go and Rock Island -; Cumberland Coal Co n n
Illinois Central shares &C; do. bonds SO x: Niebi
gan southern DO New York Central 7Sk: Penr.
ssylVsnla Coal Co es; Reading ssh; Cantons isK:
Va. 6's 9Oi Missouri SIS 81. y
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Marine InteIligepce-

NoRFoLE, Nov. 25 The ships Revenue and
Mary Goodal, from the Chincha Islands with
gunno' arrived at Hampton Roads this morning.
The repored arrival of the SARATOGA m tlss
Roads was 4 mistake
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Female Seminary Burut.

BALTIMORE, Nov. IS The Hannah More Fe
male Seminary Of the Episcopal Church, at Refs.
tertown, Md, us miles from this city,y was
caned - N- -
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WOODLAND CREAM" for the hair; BALM OF
THOUSAND FLOWERS. for cleansing the teeth and
6eautIiyins The complexion. The genuine article tO
be had at Jos. SHILLING roy. Book store Odeor
Building, corner ~ street and Pa. avenue II Is If
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Canal Navigation Closed.

81. CATHARISEs, c. w, Nov. 23.-The Wei
land canal is full OF ice and navigation IS closed
Tor the season.
| BUFFALO, Nov. 22 "A break has occurred I'm
the canal at Black Rock, which will probably
suspend navigation for the season.
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A Denial-Specie far rxr...

NEW IoRk, Nov. A.-The reported failure of
Richard Twin Co, agents of the City Of alas-
The Arabia takes nearly million Of specie to-
morrow Prime sterling is held at OK prem.
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Steamer on Fire,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25.-The ferry steanpe
at Gloucester Point -
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Later and Imp.rtant from M.,,ea-.

NKw ORLEANS, Nov Path The steamer Ten
nMessee, rom vera Cruz, has arrived, with later
Mexican dates Mexico is represented to be in
most distracted condition, and is supposed 10 he
on the eve Of another revolution, having for ia
oolect the restoration Of Santa Anna as President
The Tennessee brings twenty-three political
exiles; among them, ex- President Sslas -
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VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT At AUCTION
Owing To the mclemency of the weather yes
terday, and the present pressure in the money mar
ket, Maj g. Tochman has POSTPONED the rub
lie sale of his residence and farm, "Summer lIill."
In the County of Alexandria, Va, until MONDAY.
the 4th Of January next. az 10 O'Clock a. H. on the
premises. In the meantime, they are offered for
private sale; and further information as TO terms of
SALE c., may be obtained al the auction store Of j.
G. Mcclure.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
b oc 27-2aw Auction and Commission Merchant.
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DRs. HuNrER & WILLIAMS.

PhgSiciGGS for Diseases Of Throat and Lungs.
81 North Charles street, Baltimore
DIR. Hunter or Williams viii VISIT Washington on
the 18th and 18th Of each month. The next visit will
be on Saturday, the 28th inst.
Once a5l PennsS lvanIa avenue, over Mrs. Voss's
Jewery Store. n 159t
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New Orleans Market.
BaIumore Markets

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 25.-Cotton is irrecula
sales Of ; 500 bales, mostly at Ike.
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Jackson, Nov. 2l.-The Mississippi Legisla-
tuTe have, By an almost unanimous vote, adopted
resolutions censuring Governor Wa lker and con-
is annIoYed
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTS

NOTICE.-Thursday, the e6th instant, having
l. been set apart as day Of Public Thanksgiving,
he Butchers of the Georgetown Market have re-
solved not to attend market that day and
nesday morning. n9-Sts
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The Storm on the Obis.
Hartford Town Eleet,ea.

HLRrFonp, Conn, Nov 23.-Our annual town
election came of TODAY. The Union party elects
louI sslectmen TO the Democrats one the balance
OF the ticket Is equally divided. A ticket nomI-
OF each ticket, controlled the election None
were elected except those on the American tick
ct The election was warmly Contested The
whole vote was about 80
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WATCH RKrURSs.-John Simms, colored, ID
Z, diso5deriy; costs, o. cents, and security
VIM. James, colored, ID. c., do; do ALFRED
Newton, colored, d. C., do; do. Alex Moore
eo!ored, Md, do; do. Lewis Johnson, colored
ID G, do; do. Ellen Hall, colored, ID. do !
DO John Scott, Ireland, drunk dismissed. Hen.
costs 81 "a Fourteen dodgers, all On residents
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ENGRAVING
lSITlNG, RECEPTION, AND wEDDING
CEds Engraved and Printed at short notice.
Ohcial and Company Seals and Presses.
n 10 eolm- 264 Pa. ave, doors west Of i2t6 st
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REAL EsTATR--Yesterday A. Green, auctio,
eer, sold lots No. IL and ~, in square APO, wit
Improvements, to James Dixon, for "a 500.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY d TOMORROW MOP NJ, ~,

LO-DhI v IO-WOhhOW MORNING
BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE. AuctIoneer- -
pUBLIC SALE OF leo BARRELS KBNryC.
warehouse q Murray Rsndolsp So No. s ss sSe
and Kentnoiy Home WssEey,a western s ooSssD
ms Wtli AZ. nc must be sod without reserve
MTkkkY & RANDoLPH.
f'rh5- - -- J. e. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
81 half and quarter pipes Vine Growers Comma
ny" Brandy. dark and pale villages from 1855 to iss
n, 50 half and quarter pipes "ATartel's" Pale and
DaIk BIandy, vlntages from 1893 TO i8S by samples
he SeT,S custom mouse lock IN New York, and will
80 baskets ' "Heidsiok & Co.'S genuine brand
T n case: Lalemond's" Creme DE Bouzy do.
iS5 cases Longworth's" Sparkling and Dry Ca
Sperm and Patent Oils.
SpeIm an Adamantine Candles
IN MURRAY Il RANDOLPH,
.i1-o0.s % Louisiana avenue.
By JAMES c. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer.
SALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS,
5. - CSgRIIon FRIDAY MORNING. Now a1 HS
mead. In the rear of Columbia College, on the P,ne
Branch road. shall sell all the personal effects,
Household and Kitchen Furniture
Mich Cow, Work Horses
Harrows, Grindstons. &c.
IogetheI VITA many other articles not necessary
to enumerate.
Terms: so and under cash. ovar thu, s,,, ,
credit of 60 and 81 days for satsfactorily snSoraS
notes, bearing interest.
MARY A. HOLMEAD, Adm,x.
nE5-d j. G. Mcguire. Auct'r
By. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
STOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES, AT
- ACCTIoN.-Will he sold on FRIDAY the S7tb
day of November, At the store of Francis Miller M
The corner OF l2th and Streets his entire stock Of
Family groceries. Wines, ard Liquors, Cigars G.
consisting IN part Of
Fine green and black Teas
Java, Lagura, Rio. and Maracaibo Coffee
LOAF, crushed, clarified and brown Sugars
sperm. adamantIne, and mould Candles
u packages ' " i
Brooms, Buckets wooden and crockery Ware
east Powders, Soap Powders Salsratus &c
Eavoring Extracts, IN every variety
Iogether with large lot of Brandies Whiskeys
Wines, &c among which are some superIor and
hne BrandIes and Wines, bottled and in wood
With eight cases of that celebrated old w heat
Whskey, SO universally admired. in bottles fun
quart, and other fine Whiskeys, IN glass and
wood. -
Terms: S25 and under, cash over that sum a
endorsed.
n2sd J. C. Mcguire. Auct.