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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-10

AwFuI~-Ihe Boston Post says -" Noah is
thought to have had, board, supply Of "Extermi-
nator" from the fact that for nearly six weeks he
without seeing Ary-rat."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-10
(orrespOnHenee.

SLOoP POINT May 2Sth, 1859.
DEAN SIR The first Session of Oakley School will close
Wednesday, the 18th June next. Thursday and Friday
the 10th and 18th will be taken up i'll Examination, Decama
tion &c. which occasion the Trustees and patrons
peculy request that you should deliver address Allow
add my solicitations to their request and indulge the
hope that it may be convenient for you to comply.
Truly yours,
d. MACMILLAN.
R. w. NIXON, Esq, Chapel Hill, N. C.
ToPsAIL, June It'll, 1859.
DEAR SIR Your very polite note inviting to deliver
an address the 7th hand during the hustle and
confusion of Commencement which occasion will Il trls)
satisfactorily explain the delay of reply. Notwhstand
ing the shorness of time for preparation heartily accept
the invitation have affection for the cause and be-
eve that the Partially which dictates the choice will
throw vail of charity the performance.
The Trustees of Oakley School will please accept my
thanks for the honor they have done me.
remain yours, very respectfully,
R. W. NIXON.
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To the Editors Of The Journal :

"
SRs regret divisions and discord engendered in
the ranks of the Democracy of Congressional District by
rashness haste and temper The Editor of the Caronian
should learn moderation He is certainly better taught if
he would take time to cool and reflect Permit to
his consideration the Proverbs of Solomon and to
the Democracy OF Cumberland prudence than to
dorse his and to rrtae rather than soohe dssen
tions provoke controversy and ALLEVIATE friends rather
than aay and concae Let strive to cultivate bet
ter spirit and more harmony,
A SAMPSON DEMOCRAT.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-10

ST.. LOUIS, June 4th.-The overland California mail
of the 18th has arrived The news is not Important
Business was improving with fair demand from the
Interior which was increasing. The mining is IA
vorable The steamer Santa Cruz had arrived from
Mazatlan with three hundred and eghtyfve thousand
dollars in specie and thrtysx Mexican officers Danish
ed by the Liberals.
Eighty white men, prospecting for silver near Honey
Lake had been killed by the Indians.
The house of COL Stevenson at Red Bluffs was burn
ed the 18th u and his wife and another female and
five children perised in the flames
The Arizonan, of the 18th inst, is filled with &C
counts of the proceedings of band of Regulators who
had driven all the Mexican residents from Senorita val
ley, and committed several murders. The Americans
at Tubac had publicly denounced these outrages and
company OF United States troops had been detailed from
Fort Buchanan to suppress further proceedings.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-10

New YORK, June 8, 1859.
"Tar River " won the four mile race or the Long
Island Race Course yesterday three other horses
The quickest time was made in I'M 42s.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-10
California Overland Nail.

June 7th, 1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-05
BY A. GREEN. Auotion..r

1ECSrE E'S SALE BY DECREE OF THE
L CIRcUIT COURT OF THs DIsrRlcr or Coz rxpi.
e tbs v fs az. xLUt "a pRoPERIYT0nT
premises, at IL O'Clock m, by virtue of deoree of
the ClIcu court. IN which the subscriber "a an
to Sit: That handsome and spacious Frane Honse
and The land attached being the late residencs Of
OIL n5 Ss M rsF.lrs adjoining Good Hope
acostia or Navy Yard bridge The dwelling honss
ana CONVENIENTLY arranged, and has also the
acres OF ground, IN high state Of walton hainS
,pt ssIqenlng poses, and now adapted to the
srTH Tn OF Al vegetables raised IN this climate.
ne abov s;descr bed property is beautifully sltu-
ated ON an elevated and commanding rost,on and
inc sac wIl De wei worthy the attention Of persons
wishing 10 purchase handsome country seal or a. :
gage IN the gardening business " ~
Terms: One fourth cash the balance in & 70 and
IL months, the purchaser tn give notes for the de-
ferred payments, bearing interest secured 10 the
50 lstaciion OF the trustee. If the terms are ,ot
compiled with ia i've days after the sale the trustee
IseIVes tne rght TO resell the serty at the risk
ana cost of the delinquent by advertising such re-
''' ''''es tes Na rYS intslsenoer
de IS eo&ds A. GRfEENI r Iso.s
NARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of a writ of
w hen facas issued from the Clerks Office OF the
circuit Court OF the District of Columbia for The
expose to public sale, for CASH. in front Of the
Court door of said county, on FRIDAY.
ne 2tth day OF Deoembsr, 1853, At u O'Clock m,
Defendants right title, claim and interest in and to
Lot No. nine, 49, in Square No. ore hundred and
together with all and singular the Improyemants
tnsreon, seIed aud levied upon as the property Of
ranols oI hekeIs. and will be sold to satisfy Ju-
aolsi NO. w. 10 May, ls5s In favor of w y. Shep-
Late M.rshal for the D.t n S Of cOiuns.
II. The shove sale is postponed uutil Thursday
J. ID. HOOVER, Late Marshal
10 Tor the District of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

S TEE STAR PUBLISHES ZEE Lists OF
LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE WASHINGTON CITY
Posr OFFICE UNDER TEE PROVISIONS OF THE
LAW DIRECTING TEEN TO BE PRINTED II fHI
NEWSPAPER HAVING TEE LARGEST cIRcuLA-
fIos wIrHIN TEE DELIVERY OF TEE OFFICE.
Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION - MORE THAN
DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IL TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-05

TIT DnAhArIc Plorrssrox viii 6p6 ~. d.,
ohigs Yields 70 the soothing Infuence or nr1n-
N.0afdners Indian Basam of Liver orr IA - M
honnd. it may be found at the druggists reners1Ir
NuNBER of years have elapsed since In. mt,
duction OF DR. J. Hostetter's Celebrated Bitsey.
to the public The prejudics existing ia the mind
Patent Medicines at first greatly retarded its sae
put as Its virtues and merits becsms know n this
mands increased 20 rapidly thai, in Gy ',s Ss
not las bs ss. II
day there are to be found in ali parts Of ths
world vouchers for ths great merits of This artais
Nc greater cure for Dyspepsia cIn be fonod
everywhere. is5-eodst
OPrrcIAs AND ocuLIsr-br. woLr.os, 9th at
nish all reqnirrs them With his ceebted Vsns ln
clean and brazilian Crystal Speotaoies and Eve
Ess ,,s. Ehleh gained tbs hiihest prize at fhs
and all approve them. No ehsrse to his customer;
iof as an oculist. The reputat on Of
ms s.esses 10 remedy near -sixhtedness, falling
cataract, &c is ersally established throu Shout
Europe IS well as the United States. His Charges
are extremely moderate.
de lo-lawSm
"THK WAY OF TRAxseRZssoRs IsB.Rnn-Fol-
low the counsel ard heed the advice contained in
the WORK n uman Frailty, or PhlsiologIcaI Re-
And 81 the svlI effects Of early abuse
ofea ensravngs portraying every feature and phase
OF poses the fsllsoy OF ordinary modes
aladies, and gives the only safe and BILE rem
coy or pun,ing ever, trace # the virus from the
system Sold by DR.. Barrow, ISL Prince ST., New
iork' rhoe 70 cents. Sent free. de2I-wIw
WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap, Al
the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and r
Quart. de- vs. I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-05
PROPOSALS FOR MrHo6RAPHING
OFFICE surEtIsIEsDEsr PsBLIc PHIyrIss. ),

OFflcE SUPERINTENDENT PpBLIC PRISTING,f
WASH ING Ton, December 81, I85s
scared Proposals wIl! he received at tina eff 70
until MoLdaJ, the 18th day Of January, 1889 az u
oolork Tor engraving on stone, ard priutlnE from
Tue same. for the use fthe Senate and House OF
hepnesentatlyes OF the United States, CERTAIN
MAPS and CHARTS communicated 10 CougTess
with the annual message OF the President Of the
United States. - NV
Tae Maps and Charts of which from two 10 three
thousand copies are 10 lie printed will b. open fsr
the OF bdde al this office uHil the Morn
Ing OF the Gay for closing the bids. The paper re
CURED Tor printing will be furnished by this offoe.
bIsRk forms Tor proposals viii be furnished 20 ell
y VIII De "a CURED from the successful bidder for
the faithful execution Of his contract.
IL is to be distinctly ubder.toOd that No h,d viii
be received from any party not directly engaged IN
and practically acquainted with, the style OF work
bid for.
The proposals must be addressed TO Geo. w
Bc~HlGE Superintendent of the Puhlio Prlutiag,
washington and endorsed Proposals for LIthog'
raphng." GEO. W. BOwMAN
de 81 eOtd Supertnte Ddeut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-05

BALTIMORE, jan. S Flour Is dull; Howard
street and Ohio IS, but no sales reported
Wheat is dull; white 81 3OaSl IS Corn Is arm
at o5-69c. for white, and tic for prime yellov
Oats are nominali Pennsylvania l54lsc; Mary
Provisions are firm. Mess pork SI7 So Lard
Is quiet at lIallsc.
Whlsky-The demand Is limited Ohio Ia
held al 2la25c City at g342Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-05
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan 5-Flour 10 firm; sales of coo
bols.i Ohio IS Sass So; Southern ~ .sOs IS 40.
Wheat is firm; sales OF Is 200 bushels; ulIEe
Wisconsin Silt
Corn is quiet; unsound mixed IKE.
Pork hrmeri new mess sI7. rs; prime Sl3 SO.
Lard trmer at lIxsIIkc.
Whisky is held at 25a25kc.
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Later from Mexica

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3--The Pic.vun.,, "a,
respondent, writing from the city OF Mexico. IN
oerthe date ofthe 10Th ult says that Quad
20. aI oeen tetaksn bY the government troops. n
on the l3th, after an attack OF sing lie dsy The
Liberals, with all their advantages Of an ne,io.
ioices, good position and fortihcatIons. having
been defeated and forced 10 retire.
me condition OF the country was daily grow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-05
II = AUgrIox sALEs
TO-DAY q TO-AfORROW MORNTWG
By WALL BARNARD, Au,topee--
Il ARGE STOCK OF PRIME FAMILY

By WALL 4 BARNARD, Au,tIop.e--
ARGE STOCK OF PRIME FAMILY GRo-
IHUksDiy a6RNISG, Sth in mSsIlos =; on
We vi sell, in front ofour auction room.
Grocsrans street and Pa avenue, Q stock Of prime
Bar. ru!ts, de-. as-
Ran r IN sn5 Cd and Yellow Sugars,
Imner.I S Sno &guIrs Coffee,
BoT AZ S,,rosSn Hyton ana Gunpovder Tea
Rroyn C.. 81, AoemsAilne CApdles
500 III S saIs AID Toilet Soaps
RasalC vi, Sdraines, Pepper Mss..ro,;
DS4IeLs PRIME Shad, boxes Fs.S ooAon'
~ psokases Lay er AID Banob d;
frunes IN glass jars and boS =. aaslns,
rlEs IN drums and cases
Dafrels n le old Bout bon and ofh y,,.
gotaFes Brandy. Madeira and Nsi.nw Msky.
ham. DIN, Eottled Liquors, Claret VINE,
~ gu hels Carter Potatoes, in has
Sneslns Iood 900, Clgsrs and wins 80
Nes,s tubs. Sl.ves, Meal Buckets
WIN other goods IN the grocery line
ems: sOAL under cash ; over thar sr.o,,,
creolt OF ~ aud days. for notes sat sfaotory ~
ooIsea sto bearing interest. VI
oe % q WALL BARNARD, Auotx
W THE ABOVE SALEIs POSTPONED
Oh account OF the rain, until TUESDAY Ism ~
Jai WALL BARNARD Auot.
III THE ABOVE SALE IS FURrHRR
ros poned, Ia oonse 9uence of the unfavorsb e wes
tner, Until THURSDAY, the CT h lIst
Ja4-u WALL Il BARNAk d. Auo,,rs
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Receipts and Exports Of Cs,,on

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3.-The receipts of cotton
al the ports continue to show a heavy Increase
the total, as compared with the same time las,
year, now reaching 726 900 bales
The exports to European ports are alan ~, N.
increase the increase to Great Britain nIon. Incs
Sept. LIST being 100, 600 bales N'"0e
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Later from Kausss-

CT: LOWS, Jan. 5.-The Democrat of this
morning reports that Capt Hamilton Is commit
ting depredations in the southern part on the
territory with large body Of men, the outr.g.s
oe,ng Principally upon the free State settlsrs
was raising party &c repel the Invasion nv Esr,I
nt ' ana further that both parties were deter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-05
Steam boat Disaster an IN. s.,,

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-A dispatch from New
Lohoon TINS morning states that the steamho,,
Vanderbilt went ashore at Race Pond FishsrSs
Island, yesterday morning, having three holes i'm
her hull, and being partially filed with water
me passengers were safe on the island Two
steamers were sent to her assistance but were
unable to reach her, owing to a heavy sea
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financial

NRw YoRK, Jan. 5.-Stocks are higher Chi
'ago and Rock Island ssh Illinois Central
shares O. 81; Do. bonds IS a Lacrosse and Mil
~aukl 2Si Michigan southern 2la; New York
Central 81 \; PenHa. Coal Co SIX: Reading say
Virginia 6's 96x: Missouri 6'ss7A.
Sterling exchange is nrm at IO9A
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Overland Mail

81 LouIs, Jan the overland -rn.,i. ,,o,,
terdty. ne~ yes-
Two hundred Thousand dollars. in Frsxer rive,
go'o: nad been received Ia Ssl Francisco
,aIs r,S ear Lske dates ae also received by the
ss..D s n'al The U =. Marshal was unable -
n,sv.s,p process on Brigham Young, be bs,nS
ff"dS.a 20, by body guard II was erpeoted thsf
forcs ,se Ia l wonid require military aid to en-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-05
Stu0tor nnu,t.s

been Iec.iIipx a. Jan senator Douglas hs.
DAY very large number OF na,I ns 1es TO-
Nun Nun, he Is In good health and sp,Sit. NJ Ua
PongIas VIII rtm.ih over night, snd ie,v. ~;
reaching Baltimore about oclacS 3. o .l trsin,
noon. he has been invited by a comm,,, sl'sI 9,
bSnlmoTeans to accept the courtesIss 80 h V'
friends. Rooms have been provided FOR S,,1 Al, =,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-05
The British Gold Medal. kc

BOSTON, Jan i.-Capt. Flanders, of the a,,.,
ican ship Onward, has been notified by ~. Ri,
Isn consul here that gold medal is 10 he nrs-
crsw - - MN p, 10, his erertions in saving the
c' Nv OF me British ship Lady Campbell
Ihe storm Is undated and Is very fnrIon, rh.
snow Is badly drilled, and no train, have .,,,s.S
sso.aSy, tne IoAds being all blocked up. Account,
ION ~, DOH shores OF the bay report no Disasters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-05
Departure for Eurans. kc

NV YORK, Jan 5-The steamship Asis ss,iea
today Tor Liverpool, with S400 900 in specie
The train from Boston, with the America,s
mail, was SUI detained, In consequence Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-05
Opposition to Reep.nine an. s,or, r,..

AUGUSTA, Jan S.-The Baptists OF Edgeaeid
District, > c, are moving sternly In Opposition
10 the importation Of Africans into that State.
Henry n. jackson passed through Au0usts m
day sH TOEte for Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-05
Latest from Hondurn,-au.,

Nkw YORK, Jan. 5-The bark Carts, f.om
onoa on the 9Th OF November, aud Tru.iIIo on
the 10th Of December, arrived here yesterd.y
Everything was quiet at Honduras
The story OF tue fllibusters landing al Puerto
Cabello, and their friendly reception bv the peo-
pie OF Honduras, is therefore without founds-
ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-05
NOTICE OF THE p1iiS saCuNTINuANcE nE


THE platte" AND CHARLTON" DIsTRIcTs THE
OFFICES FOR WHICH ARE AT PLATTsBURS AND MI
Lam, MISSOURI, AND THE SUSPENSION OF ENTRIES
OF LAND THEREIN.
Not lce is hereby given that, pursuance OF law.
IN view OF the fact that the uasoId lands In the
PLATTE" and "Chariton Districts" In Missouri,
are reduced below one hundred thou sand acres IN
each district, the Secretary OF the Interior has d.
rected the dlscOntnuGnce of said districts. and that
the lands heretofore subject TO saeSnd entry az the
0fices at tLATTsBURG and MILAN Be immediately
Withdrawn, and made again suit sct TO sale aud en-
Try at BONNEVILLE, In SAID State, from ana 6Jfsr
ths Slst day Of march ssLf prior 10 which inns no
application will be received at the discontinued Of
fees, or entries permitted, except In Con sRmdtiHg
eTtStiag -sD7pttoa CLAIMS.
All persons EMIT ed to PATENTS at either of the
oficss az Pr rTsBuRG CT MILAN are requested to
cali for the same before the 81 st day of arch
merit as as alter that date they will be trantmitt ed
to Booneville for delivery. Patsats are deltrsrsd
free Of ehdrse.
this tw euty frat day of December, A. ID. 1859.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
sy Telegraph for the Kvenins s..,
New Hampshtre R.r.h,,.. -

eonv.n,,n' n A., Jan THE R.publ,,., 49,.
the isrve., assembled here this morninS 80 =.
stsndiSg ,S convention ever held here so,xS VI
Hon. N Bvran,y are detained bv the storm.
n,s 9 an eloquent address Tss een1; me oe-
oeIoei ana ne esndid.ies for GovepSoi s Ss
two to seeo%S 70 5hssP ss,m open Osi half p.s,
sn oem Thus far 3I5 votes have ben nsso ~ shs
w., NV "a whieh are for Ichabod Good Win =, - 1et
niou'n' who will receive the nominstion roos-
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DIED,

, suddenly. on the 4th ant, Mrs. CATHARINE
BROWN aged 81 years.
Inc Trends of the family are respectfully invited
10 atten1 her funeral from her dauE residence
tMrs. Emily Staples,l Uniontowp at ha f. ast .
o,olocx on Thursday afternoon. 9Th inst.
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Catholic ChurcbRurpt
BaltimareMarlrefs.

MONTREAL, Jan. The new Catholic Church
lDr. James's) was DESTROYED by Ere lsst nIUht
Loss one hundred thousand dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-05
FUTURE DHYS

BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
STnCKS At AUCTlON.-On THURSDAY
the auction rooms, we shall SELL
SZ,SS Corporation Certificates of Indebtedness
Hearing interest.
$50 Corporation ofAlexandra egistered Stock,
Terms clsh IN current funds.
AID j, G. MCGUIRE CO. Aucts
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By EDW. s. WRIGHT; Georettoxn.

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD land KITCHEN
- FURNITURE i will sell, on FRIDAY, Jan IL,
and LIST ST. eets GEORGETOWN. by virtue of a deed of
trust duy recorded In Liber J. A. s., No I5O and at
inc request OF the party secured thereby an excel
lent assortment of Furniture, consisting Of
Mahogany Bedsteads, Dire ssing Bureaus
forts, ~O
Looking glasses, Work Box, Carpsts, Bookcase,
Wardrobes. Clocks, Cottlgs Set
Sing Beisteads, pine Tables, Gard Tales, Rocker
Olcloth, Stoves,
With q assoI ,ment of Kitchen Utensils
The above Furniture Is worthy of the attention of
time. Terms at sale.
RICHARD p. JACKSON, Trustee.
u 5,S,!u,Z&lS T.. y. WRIGHT, Auct'r
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By J. C.. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers,


IMPORTANT SALE OF FIRST CLASS
L ORIGINAL PAINTINGS AND DRAwINGs.-FRANK
I'll ri liLP has the pleasure of announcing to the
lovers OF art that he has we'd from a we kso
collector consignment of first class Paintings ard
water or DrawIngs, which IL is hIs intention to
submit ~, to public AUCTION, without reserve, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of January, at 7 O'Clock
p m, at his Fine Art Gallery, $50 Penasy ysnia
avenue. between 9th and 10th streets.
pine Inc works comprise specimens by J b. Pyne.
4. X. A., H. B. Willis, Muller, j. Wilson T. Faed
Branw Mcguire, Pether, F. r. Poole, A. r.
A, and Kenneth McCleay.
FrtHch School.
Chaet, Tournemne, Paget. BrOchart Coignard,
Aohllle, 70. Devedeux, Le Drouhy lesson, PieIle
and LaDfaLt de Metz.
WIN two hne Old Gallery Paintings By Amberger
representing the Sleg es of Ustend.
Tht Wdtsr-c0lOy Dta6iRRS.
Il; Haghe, Jutsum, Turner, Georgs Fripp,
philp L. Richardson. Davidson, Bentley, Rolf
PEARSON n. b. Willis, Ford, Rowboi ham, enkIns
and Burbdge.
A guarantee OF It's sutt enticty will be given on
demand with every work sold. and ne attention of
connoisseurs IS particularly requested.
ne paintings and drawings will be on view 1T the
gallery Of the undersigned and after Monday
next The 10th lnstant, there catalogues NAV be OBJ
tanned, and will be forwarded fres b, mail on app!l-
CATION FRANKLIN PHILIP,
Bookseller. No. o3I Pa. avenue,
between 9th and lOtn sis.
Terms: S., and under cash; over thar sum a cred =,
u OF 90 and 80 days, for notes salts faotorIy en-
unrsed. bearlng interest.
ia 5 eo&ds j.. e. MCGUIRE CO., Arcts.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY J. Z. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
NKESERVED SALE OF THREE NEW
~ AND SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD SEVEN OcTAyR pr
ANo FoRTEs.-On MONDAY AFTERN1oN
January ~ at O'Clock, at the auction rooms, we
anew and elegant Rosewood Seven Octave Piano
Fortes by Gaetz & Co,
small osewoOd 81 Octave Piano Forts nv Ioud
l Second hand Piano Forte
IeIms One third cash; the re sldus in 2 and
!nonths ior notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
jas &c. MCGUIRE l. CO., Auots.
Ky J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctroneers.
VERY VALUABLE CORNER LOT NEAR
v THE WESTERN MARKET FOR SALE AT ACTION
Cn TUESDAY AFTt RNUUN, Ja uary H. at
O'Clock. on the premises. shall sell parts Of Lots
NOS 10 and ". In Square No. lG fronting Is feet on
18TH street west. and 81 feet on north street.
This is a very valuable lot for busn location
building.
Terms: Ons-thrd cish; the residue in and 70
1nths with interest, secured by deed In trust on
ja5d ]. G. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucts
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of f.
W err 1acas, on Judgment of cond emna ed
from the clerks cIflce of the Circuit Court of the
District OF 20 umbla for the county of W ash DRtOn
ana TO me directed, will expose to public sale, for
CASH. at the SHOP Of j. Is, Greenv H. Oh MARYLAND
avenue, between 18th and 9Th streets west, on the
Island on SATURDAY, the 9Th cay of January
next, ls19 at oc ock m the follow ng des bed
goods ana chattes, to wit, viz: Two Portable saw
mills and Horse power Coupled, seized aud levied
upon as the property Of John A Joplin, and Will be
sold 10 satisfy yudlclsls No. LIP to Janrqry term
1888, IN favor Of James T.. and Henry :. Hally rs
John A. Joplin. w SEIDEN
d28 t. Marshal for the District of COlumbla.
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By A. GREEN, Auctionsor.


EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEUOI Id Ann
- hIrCHEN FCRNITURE AT THE UNION HOrEL AT
ACCTIoN.-On MO DA Y, the 10th instant, 4 sh, IA
SELL at the Union Hotel. IN George own at 10 o'clk
ture, ~''
MAHOGANY and Walnut Sofas, Lounges, Chairs and
Rockers, ~
Mahosany and Walnut Dressing and other Bu-
Enc Oval Gilt, Pier and other Mirrors,
China, u ass, Crockery and Plated Ware,
walnut and Maple Cottage and other Bedsteads
WardrObes, Tables, Wash Closets and Stsnds
and Mattress.
Fine Oak Round back Cane-test Dining Chairs
Round back Office and other Chairs
Large lot hne Brussels and other Carpets
laTgs lot of 0ilcloth,
w IndCw Jurfa ms and Shades,
heiIigerators, Cooking aad other Stoves Of every
Dining Room Heaton Coffee Urns and Chshps
With large lot Of other articles, which We deem
unnecessary tie Ell umerate
. Ierms A II sums under S25 cash. over as a Grad
II OF and 3monIhs, for notes satlsfsetoriIy ar
dorsed. bearing interest o"
ne Bar aud Fixtures are also for sale at private
sale: insure on the premises.
ja4 GREEN a,.,
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HAIR. Tooth. Nsll, aed Rsndolipe Brsshes. az
near lS,h street. d8-sa,
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(HHRISTMAS HAMs.-Sugar Cured Hams, pre-
dsN " KING Z BURcHELL.
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