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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07

SELF MUTILATIoN IN GRANTS ARMY.-The followog is
aIkable sta emeDt is from Herald oorrespondeal -
the White House. It omits the ordinary appenl, II
" the losses OF the enemy, from the same cause N"' "
much more heavy:" ,.
Within the last week have some ten or tSs11s
cases OF mutation by soldiers DESTROYS OF getting u
rear. These towards shoot themselves through Inc |
selecting generally the second finger OF the right
and then back to the hospital in hopes OF beipg sen
recurring frequency of these eases-as the character
these wounds, burned and discolored with powder Wa
sufficiently indicative of their orgin-theY rep teu su
matter to and the denquons in u ur'
10 be put upon the skirmish line. 1t 10 customary 10 o
mai Gas put the patient under chloreform; pa.
pu nlsbment to the towards the surgeons now perform
smputaon of wounded fingers without any an05theh'
a Yankee farmer recently wanted his Wits ilpen,
postponed on account of the nonarrlVa OF Proesor
al gentleman who was to extract several teeth TON H
containing $12 worth Of gold filling.
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A IEG.-ta were shown last week very neat and
apparently serviaeabie artificial leg, made by Mr.. c. IL,
SUMMERsETr for gentleman the line of the railroad
who has lost his own. Mr.. SUMMERsETT has been
perinent;pg il this line for good while, and has made
suudry improvements. In the very important element
of lightness, we think he has Lit the mark about as
nearly az any have One difficulty would ap-
pear to be il the procuring of springs.
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The Army and Navy Messenger says that it iBsated
that when an officer is under charges for drunkenness
to withdraw the charges on condition that he will sign
Ia pledge not to drink any more during the war.
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NE Ms gtn,.eZ.'s ExhiEi.ton.

We take great pleasure laying the following cor
respon1ence before readers and in adding cur own
feeble tribute to the eloquent and feeling response made
by the ladies TO the letter of Mr.. Megnney, accompany.
ing the handsome OF $l275, the nett proceeds of
tie exhibition given by the pupils of the Institute
der bis charge. We know that, alike to teacher and to
pupils tLe preparation and training necessary for this
effort essentially labor Of love, in which no pains
were spared On Size TO communicate and on the
other receive t2e Instructions which produced en-
ertajnnent so creditab in itself and so satisfactory in
its result They have theic best revard-that which
they most prize, in The Consciousness that their efforts
will tend to relieve the suerings of soma of the sick
and wounded among The brave defenders of their
country -
20 the Editors of The Wilmington Journal
GENTS: The amount realized by the exhibition at Will
irgton the benefit Of the sick wounded
soldiers you will perceive, by the correspond
is twelve hundred and seventy Eve dollars Where did
their please, and TO make much money possi-
Bile for abe object, it will hardly be fair to
partieulzzs still, it will do Injustice publish,
that Master Albert A Springs contributed dollars in
gold which excaaDged for Confederate currency and
| 10 iucuded in the ab.V
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The GOLDEN DAGGERs.-A Romance I

The GOLDEN DAGGEE5.--d Romance of California,
translated from the French Of PAUL FEvAL by a
gentleman Of Louisiana. Columbia, S. c: EVANS
& CoG5wEEI, 1864.
The above, like everything from he prees of Messrs
EVANS & CcG>WELL, is cot up in a style that would
lie creditabIe at any time and is surprising 1t
really shows nothing that looks like OF blockade
It's paper is as white, lis ink black and its type as
clear and distinct il the brightest days of peace
Tbc work Itself gives promise OF interest.
THE Ohevati5r HUaLsEMANE, formerly Austrian
Minister a. Washington, ~ whom DANIEL WEBsTER
addressed the famous HueIeemann Letter. died re-
Gently in Euro@o At the age Of six y-four years.
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We clip The following deaths from the Roanoke C'c'
sent of the I'd July. The Crescent is published al
Plymouth n. O.:
Died. May 10th, 1854 of wounds received at the bate
of Plymouth, John F. Scpper 9Th N O. Troops, formerly
of New Hanover County. ,.
Died NAV Nth 1894, CT wounds received at the battle
Of Plymouth Henry Jones, 35th N. G. Troops Of P.;'
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Messrs. CURRY, KELLoCK & Co., chip brokers OF
Liverpool, have been instructed to offer for sale by
private treaty the Confederate steamship Georgia
Her crew has been paid off, and her stores sold by
auction on the Oath of May, at Birkenshead.
The Georgia does not appear to have been suited for
the puc poses for which she was intended.
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The Asheviiie Ne,Cs says that Governor VANCE re-
Gently addressed large and intelligent crowd in that
place, the larges5 that has been in Buncombe tr
years. He will lose few if any votes in the immense
crowd who heard him.
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Later from Richmond.

We are indebted to the attention of friend for
copy of the Richmond Wing of the I'd instant. w
find little additional to what has areay been receive
through sundry channels. The following are, perhaps
the most important items
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THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL

CONrEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
WILMINGTON, N. G., THURSDAY, JUDY :, Io04.
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WILMINGTON IEsTIrUTE,
July 4 b '64,
July o
To the President and Ladies Of the

Soldiers AID Society:
LADIES The pupils of Whining Institute. gave an Ex
hbition Friday the lat lust, for the heneft
and wounded soldiers The not amount received twelve
hundred aud seventy five doll2s ($l.275) which serd to
you by the hands of Masers I. Post s. Gilbert l.. Boon
and ]. King.
Be pleased, Ladies' to oxpe2d the moneyat yc1r dig
creti0n-n accordance with The Intentions IF the youth of
this School, who have successfully exered the mseves
alleviate the srfarincs toe noble who
lrg pouring out their blood defence of the lib
ery Inherited from our fathers
myself fortunate III being the nedaln of nmun
cation between the scholars Of Wilmington aut and
ladies whose noble exertoos in behaif of sick and
wounded defenders well known apprecj atedn
community.
Most respectfully Lsdiea,
Your oh't geIv't.
L MCKINNEY.
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GeAsfaI Pillows Comm s. nd

We find two versions Of affair between a brigade
Of cavalrY under General PILLOW, and force of the
enemy at Layfayatte, George, the 24.h June La
fayet;e is tie County seat Of Walker County Georgia
and is probably about thirty miles from Chattanooga.
We place first tie Confederate account given By
correspondent of the Mssissippian row published at
Selma, Alabama.
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From Rlchnaond'

:ua,b+ad to the attention of Captain A. D
,,,-- FIR copies of Richmond papers of Wednes-
~. tbe 29th, ult The Examiner learns from the
arent OF the Associated Press, that the New York
Herald of Sunday, the 26h instant, quoted gold at
the opening OF the market, on Saturday, at 244
closing at 24356.
On Tuesday evening, the following dispatch from
General JOHN sToN was given to the Richmond press
1t is the official account of Mondays fight near Ma
rietta.
"MAR1EFTA, June q, 1864.
" To General BtG1ton Bragg:
The enemy advanced upon our whole lice to day
They assaulted French Cheatham, Cleburne, Steven
son and Quarles, by whom they were repulsed. Or
the rest of the line the skirmishn9 was severe Their
less is supposed 10 be great is known to b.
small.
81. E. JOHNSTON, General
This, coming from so high d source, lore than con-
firms all the private adVces received from Northern
Georgia 1t was no partial affair. 1t was advance
upon our whole line. Their loss is supposed to be
great-that is, it is supposed to be great by FRENCH
CHEATHAM CLEBURNE, STEVENSON and QUARLEs, and
they have had opportunity to form intelligent
opinion even if they could not accurately ascertain the
number lost by the enemy.
The evening train from Petersburg brought over to
Richmond on Tuesday some prisoners, among them a
Yankee Lieutenant, who very communicative
GRANT be says, is going to tear Petersburg to pieces
with shot and shell in the course of day two. We
should not at all wonder if GRANT should celebrate the
Fourth of July By opening internal fire. upon Pc
fershurp
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A YANKEE CORPS MOVING.


gentleman, who left Mathews county on Wednesday,
states that the time he left the Chesapeake alive
with armada of Yankee raDspOrts, filled it
supposed with Burnsd2s route for Wash
be they wish 10 stea march upon ue in
teced and important district. Surely, Burnside not
leaving Grant to cid sherman
GRAM ARMY.
Senator Wilson, OF Chairman Of the Senate Com
mittee Military Affairs, In the course Of recent
debate in the Senate, some sta scal information
relative to the repgth of The Union miles, &c. of very
great yapA. From this C3i exhibit it appears that
eince 18th October s six hundred Thousand
including black men, have enlisted Teenistea n the
Yankee armies, and that hundred and twenty five mil
lions dollars have been expended IN hoUnes that
period that within the hundred thoUsasd
have been put in the field, ard that since General
Grant his march toward Richmond, reinforce
E.ents the number OF oryeght thoue nd
Of the hundred days men--some two thousand
more-heye been forwarded to him.
The i.AoWiIg is the only telegraphic despatch the
paper Con ains. II does amount 10 much, but We
fear it conIradcts many of The fatterpg reports about
tbs capture of VI .LsoN's raiders:
FROM PETERSBURG.
PETERsBURG, July later leaving Re9ms' station The
enemy IaheTs Tefeafed to stony Creek Fig Lee
ing Here the enemy made feeble stand but quick
ly sod ed and continued their retreat ards Jarat
station he edun road cavalry still pursuing the
my losing their zaOn and scattering in every direc
ton the of tber however getting through to Grant
Two pieces OF artillery nine wagons, ctu0iDg Will
sons headquarer wagon, number Of prisoners SINAI
arms were captured.
Yesterday evening tie enemy made feeble assault o.
ColQuitt, and demuDstIa alton front of Oracle, ho
which were east y repGsed
Our aptue prisoners at Eearns' station up 387
including the wounded, The negroes reclaimed humble
7C0.
Nothing doing to-day
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Fr0Irs Petersburg.

PETERSBURG, June 28th-7.3O, P. M.-Ths situation is
unchanged There has been the usual caDnonadug and
picket firing. The lines of tho two armies some
points hundred yards apart Our troops
in excellent Spirits and much refreFh by the late rains
and cool weather, which is also quite favorable to our
wounded.
ton.
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The KEY OF RICHMoND.-The following appear

KEY Lost SO, 600 RswAkD.-Lost. Fort Darling
the " keY Richmond" which, announced by the
Republican papers, entrusted to tbs keeping the
subscriber supposed to baVe been taken by fellow
thrsshed the subscriber causing him to skedsddle
haste that he dropped the key The above ward will be
RsS BVyLER,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FALL AND WINTER CLorgIyG

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
New Styles Superb Stock of Overcoats, Dress,
Frock. and Waking Goats, Pantaloons Vests,
We are now prepared to exhibit stock of Men 8
and Boys Ready made Ct thin which, fer els;
fsithfulness of mspufacture, has not been sur
market
Those in search Of Clothing for Gentlemen's and
Youths wear are invited to call and examine our
stock. We can say with assurance they will ind
the right article on the most reasonable ter MS.
Also, an extensive assortment of Gentleman 8
Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces-
say for a 90 m plete outfit.
NOAH WALKER CO., ass Pa. av..
oc 10 SIM METROPOLITAN Hotel Building,
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DIED,

On Saturday. the Sth instant, in the 85tn year of
her age, MARY ELLIS, widow of Samuel B. Ellis.
The friends and sceuaintauces of the family are
10th instant, st z O'Clock from the resi- fence of
her son, VIM: NJ. Ellis No. 100 New Jersey ave-
nue.. south of Capitol. -
October 9Th, in the S3d year of her age, Mrs. ANN
BALL vie of the late Robert Ball, Sr
The fpnersl will take place at 2 o'clock, on the
18th instant, from her late residence, near BAlis
X Reads, Alexandria county, Va.
On the 10Th instant, WILLIAM BROOK WARD,
the eldest son of Alb. IT and Annie =. Ward. age
years, mi nths, IA days.
The frienos and relations ~ requested to attend
his funeral at the residepce Of his parents, No.
157 c street, Island st 10 O'Clock, 18th inst.
On the 9Th inst. at OF O'Clock m, EDWARD,
son of John and Elizabeth Bradburn, aged II
months.
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneer.
u No. 526 corner 7th and streets north.


SALE OF y 1htRogEb P FsBRHSFP AND US
.s s fSnans kes ue sss
sh october instant a. four
Fl Lot tR seasfs ss fronting g. feet
inehss on ,st street east:
East bait Of Lot Is, Square sa.
ssSs q ' on
feet on East
Yeats Of lease on lot unexpired
Part Of Lot 9, Square 76S. beginning at northwest
east 80 feet inches thence east q feet IL inches
thence 81 feet 81 inches to Maryland avenue,
thence south westwsrdly along said avenue II feet
to the place of begpning, containing .ss2 square
Part of Lot II, Square s43, beginning at the dis.
fronting 10 feet inches On street south by depth
Of said with font feet depth Ss 81
Part of Lot 70. Square 7as
years uIsxHired' on East Capitol street, near Cap
And on THURSDAY. the 9sth instant, at o'clk
d. on the premises t...- ... -r..--
North half Of Lot Is, Square S.
A. subdiyisHn Of Square s Gnsps sst
containing 2,S7s square fes..
frame on Lot A Square 57s.
Terms of sale: One half OF the purchase msney
is to be paid i'm cash and the residue in and "
months, with interest. secured by q deed OF Eruss
on the premises, or all cash. 1t the option OF inc
A payment of $25 on each lot will be required at
1.-THE terms of sale are not complied with in one
week thereafter, the right to resell, ct the risk
week, preyious potice in the NatioDaa Intelligen-
Ger is reserved by the trustees.
The cost of conveyancinG - DoSoue stamps
to be paid by the purchaser
JOHN CARROLL yRENT. Trustees.
ocs.d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RYJ. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctioneers

EXECUTORS SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE ON 18th STREET, BE.
TWEEN AND STREETS NORrH.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October 18th at 8
O'Clock, On the premises, shall sell part Of Lot
No. 4, in SQUARE No. 34, fronting 10 feet on 18th
street west, between B and G streets North, run
brick dwelling house with three story brick back
Terms: One half in cash; the remainder 10 three,
six and nine months, with interest, scared by
eed of tru st on the premises.
Conveyances and revenue stamps at the cost of
the purchaser. WIN. BOSS Executor
ocS sd ]. G. MCGUIRE Co., Aucts
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n.y.. Q. MCGUIRE & co.. Auetonssrs.

LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD.
the District Of Coiumbis. made ard passed in the
cause No. 9s5 EQUITY, Rieard ct a ast. Ricard ct
on SATURDAY, the 40 day OF October, A. b. iSSl
& clock q. Lot: nuMSsssa thirty !s0l ana
tioo. IN the city q Hs.hin ston. one aanafsd'
The lots front on 10th street, between L and II
streets n6fth. in rapidly tmprcvins portion Of
Two lets will then have front Of Is feet Sx inches,
and the other two - feet III inohes, al hsvins
A6onveysncins ana stamps Ct tie expesss Of the
The title is perfect
r. w. JONES, Trustee.
oc 5eo& d. 10. MCGUIRE & co.. Auctss
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Pr Q + o ms.
dQ6
48fS

french Gilt, Swiss Carved wood. and Americas
Composition Card Frames In variety, saFA ~
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few choice Nagfsvings and Paintings for ssls
Of J. AARKRITHRY, No. l66 Seventh street. =
n1PIesse remember the Number, 4s6. and the
term Cash for Goods and Labor. sep u-6wk&
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A LOTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HoRsls

QuartermdStr GenUaPS 0Ges, LIST Diristoa ,
Washinsten City, October 8. 1854 {
Will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at GiesborO, D. O., on
FRIDAY OCTOBER "A, 1854,
ONE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1854,
ONE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
These horses have been condemned as unfit for
tbs cavalry service of the army.
For road ard farming purposes many good bar
gains ma he had
Horses sold singy.
Terms cash in United States currency. Sale to
commence st 10 q. m.
JAMES A. EKIN
oct l0-Tt Col. in charge LIST Div. Q. M g. o.
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FRED. ". JONES, Trustee.
THOMAS WILING, AucS.


BUILDING LOTS ON 18th STREET AT AUC-
TON.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October Ilth, at
O'Clock, on the pre- NJ SEES, shall sell Lots No.
Y and -, in Rev. DR.. Whites subdivision of
b. tween q and V SITS north, and running back l9j
feet TO q Is foot alley.
Titles perfect
Terms One half cash: balance in n onths with
interest, secured by q deed of trust the prem
Uses.
Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur-
oc I'd 10. MCGUIRE & co, Aucts.
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QYJ. 9. MCGUIRE d CO., Auotioneers
CT aEgIR Sd SALEoF gALTAgh. Lors NEAR

Ch ShLE Of VAIL AbLE LOTS HAR
THk DEPOT AND AROUND THE CAPITOL
the District OF Coiumbis, passed the 4th day OF
May. 1884 in equity pending in said Court,
wherein Eleazer Liudsley and others complain
ants, and Joseph l.. Inxle and others are defend
ants the subscriber VIII, on WEDNESDAY, the
9th day of October next, at Az O'Clock. prem
ises Csr at pu bic sale 70 the hi CHEST bi idar Lots
No. and 2: in Square No oSl situated at he cor.
ner Of north d street and Delaware avenue
On THURSDAY. the 6th of October, at "A o'clk,
on the premises. Lot No. 4, in Square No. 81,
fronting on south street. between Delaware ave.
No t93, on south street between New Jersey Az
enue and south Capital street, ami Lots7, s. e.I),
H. II, b. A. IS. TO- IL Is, 49, 20, and 81 10 qnare No
7S3, near 81 Peters Church.
The terms, as prescribed by the decree, will be:
One third of the purchase money in cash and the
residue in TWO equxl ntalmen g. six and twelve
month from the day of sale for which the purchs-
sers notes, with proved security bearing inter-
est from the day If sale, will be taken, with . re-
tain.d lieu on the premises.
deposite Of Sn on each lot will be required at
the sale.
The cost of conveyancing, certificates of sale and
stamps to be borne by the purcna ser.
II the terms OF sale be MT fully com pli d with
within Ave DAYS next after the day of sale. the
property will be sold ut the risk and of thu
defsultips purchaser. after one weeks public no.
tice by advsrt cement in the Ev niu 2 star
JOHN KENNEDY, Trustee.
sep2l-eo&os ]. O. MCGUIRE 4 co Aucts.
1THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAyOIDABLY
postponed until THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Oc-
tober 18th, same hour and place.
JOHN G. KENNEDY, Trustee.
oc5 ], O. McqUIRE Il CO. Aucta
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RYW. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers.

WEST END LOT NEAR PENNSYLVANIA
AHEEUE AND WASHINGTON CIRCLE, AT
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 18th inst at s o'clk.
will sell IN front of the premises, Lot l2 snb-
division, of Square 80, fronting 2S1l feet on the
west side OF z4fh street, near Pennsylvanis Ave.
ard Washington Circle.
Terms $7Oa cash. balance in 6, IL and 10 months,
hearing interest and secured by deed of trust on
the premises
All conveyances ct the expense Of the purchaser.
cos VIM l.. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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10y VIM. L. WALL & CO., Auctionsers.

NlY VIM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
PROPERTIES, SCENERY. CHAIRS, &C., AT
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, October 18th, at IL
o clock, will sell in front of the Auction
Rooms, the entire effects of Varieties, compris
See cry, Properties,
III re. Wood and Cane Seat Chairs,
Bar Counter and Fixtures
Tables Ola sware Lumber, &C., with other ar.
ticles in the line.
Terms cash.
oc 10 WI WALL d Co. Aucts
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WINDOW SHADES.

Different eolors and sizes window Shades in
store. Orders for any required style size Shade
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sd j. C MCGUIRE e. Co, Au
RY GREEN < WILLIAMS. AuctinCsers
NJ No. $50, corner 9TH aud ID streets nor I'll

TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND Lore THH
kASI SIDE OF FOUR ahD-A HALE STREET,
NEST 20 TIE CORNER OF SOUTH ST, AT
On TT ESDAY. the 18th instant shall sell, in
irGnt OF the premises, at 8 o. clock p. part of
lot No D., in Square No $50. with tn im prove
ments, which are good two stpry fran House,
Ger tanning roc ras and Kitchen
This property ~ Handsomely situ stet AZ st'rt
ana suitable for business private residence.
Tens cash.
81 will he required when the pr opprty is knocked
off and If rot compiled with il will be put up and
SOLD TO the next highest hiicer.
AL conveyaneins, including revenue stamps at
the ccst If the purchaser
Title indisputable.
oc7d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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AoH GARD vIsIrl yRAMIs.

Differsnt siasa and eolors Picture Cord and Tas-
sells, Rings, Nails. dc. - = = =, -. -
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THE oRsAPlsf AID Bssr HAIl DIE II RE WORLD
Mere, Fades OF Washes Ors.-Uphams Hair Dye,
30 cents . box. The best in use. Try 1t. Sold by
8. O Ford, corner uth street and Penn avenue,
Warrington; and Henry Cook, Alexandria.
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RY JAS. G. MCGUIRE co.. Auctionser..

EXECUTOR's SALE OF VINE ROSEWOOD CASE
PIANO FORTE. COSTLY DIAMOND. sRr
GOLD WATCH. THREE CLUSTER DIAMOND
RINGS. FURNITURE, AND HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS, AT PUBLIC SALE
On THURSDAY M0RNI>d. october. IS. at
House No. 270, street, between 18th and l2tA
str eets. by order OF the honorable the Judge NJ
the Orphans Court OF the District OF columbia,
One superior rosewood case Piano Forte. with
Suits Of handsome Parlor Furniture, finished in
Prxncb late Mirror Slab and Bracket
Marble to Center and Sofa Tables
Two Silk Damask and Lace Curtains, with Fix.
Fins IN %. OIL Paintings. Fancy Ornaments
Rrussrl la and Ingram Carpets
M,h0sany and " alnut Hairclct h covered Chairs
NJ hosany and Walnut Mar bic tsp Dressing BIZ
rssna and Washstands
valiant and Maho kany Bedsteads
Hs and Busk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillovs
Red and Table Linen
Oak Marble top sideboard. Oak @ lairs
French China Dinner aud Ira Service
liver plated Castors, spoC ms, and Forks
COOKING and other Stoves. together with o full
complement of COOKING Utensils.
AT IL O'CLOCK PHO 'SELY.
One fine ladies' Gold Bunting Case Diamond set
Watch, valued at $40
Three Dianon Cluster Rings, valued at $50.
Geld Bracelets and Bar Rings.
VIM. A. BOSS, xxecutor.
4 fAsI