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

square, OF 10 lines less. for each and every in
sertion, 50.
special Notices will be charged per square for each
and every insertion.
All Obituaries and private of every charao
ter, are charged IS advertisements.
FNo advertisement upon private character
can, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, be admitted.
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Why Gen. Johnston do.sn not Fight

have noticed amongst the various correspondents
OF the press considerable amOu ut OF p2rpeXy in
counting for the failure OF Gen Johnston to give battle
at Caes Station after his famous battle order OF the
OF May have amongst otner accounts that OF the
army correspondent of the Augusta CoaSatutionatis
positively asserting that General Johnston b. re-
ceivcd imperative orders from the War Dtpar ment at
Richmond, forbddipg him to risk any general engage
ment until teinf0rceueOs might be scot to him from
the army of Virginia. The explanation-5 incorrect.-
The true for the reeat of the army from Cass
to the troops, failure upon the part of bis corps
commanders to comply with Johnston's plan of
battle General Johnston having determined upon his
line 1t battle, notified ais troops that he ready
and ebau to Iced them to victory. Every heart pull
sated with patriotic ervor 10 response to the Call of
the tried and trusted chiefaip Joe Johnston had de-
beraely chosen his time and bis posit on-the word
bad been given, aud the deed must be done. Accord
ingly GeD Johnston ordered his corps conmanders"to
advance their commands and occupy certain designated
positions All was progressing admirably for the hap
py coDsnmmation of this splendid conception -whea
staff tfcer charging up to OF Johnston's dist1-
nCuncement that the enemy were his flank in large
and threatening numbers. Pacing implicit conf
dence in the announcement OF a staff officer,
the Lieutenant General, fearing to move
failed to comply with the orders of his com,
mandiGg tneral IL the meanWhil', the advancing
coumn OF the enemy gained the position and Johnstoa
plan vas thus frustrated. There was no alternative
now left him bnt to fight the enemy at disadvantage,
CIR to retreat to safe position. TO have rushed mad'y
0to The former, General Johnston is OF tco much
dsiheraton and even tempered Iisdom-to have fate1
to do the latter all the anathemas Of Ignorant pub
lie could not preval.-Cor. SaV Republican.
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The RAIDEHS ON THE PETERSBURG AND WELDON
RAIL ROAD. DC.

GoLDsB 5Ro June 3Oth, 1864.
The State Journal has received private dispatches from
Weldon of the 30 stating that the raiders struck the Pc
tersburg and Weldon Road to day Bsfeid. later
satch from Beeld sates that the most the enemys
artillery together with hs wagon train has been captured
and that the greater part of tie raiders would be-
A fight is reported to-day near Reams' Station.
The raiders have left Morganton and gone through Wa
auga County. They burnt the rail road depot and
seuger train, Our troops are after them.
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There would appear to have been little or no fighting
near Petersburg on Saturday or Sunday The Peters
burg Erpress giVs the following account OF tie fight
which took place on Thursday evening, the 23d inst,
near the Weldon Railroad in the vicinity OF the six
mile House
Gen Malone speedily despstcbed at the head OF
bod Of TO drive the rascals OFF Upon approach
ing the spot ah hundred and fifty o. Grant horse
we're discovered disQlacing rails and removing ellis
They ID rrec pitael. the appearance o. ou forces
shat there was heavy body OF
iufanry in the OF the track mased for the
purpose of supporting the cavalry.
Gen Eahope threw forward heavy line OF skirmlshers
engaged tie of the blue coats and then put 1tO
execution those fan iog nts for which he
somewhat noted dGri1g this campaign. Do1t
tSiiigh5 Perry brigade command d bY Gen. FiDne
uf the Voliey in the put the enemy
thinking, and another volley two brought abou
very lively douhlequick their part We succeeded in
secur only hundred AID eighty th of the
dcrs, the remailder running swiftly That il found
rnp possible to 0Vertake tbs m
The prisoners Iched into tie city yesterday fore
no m about 10 O'Clock, and turned Major BTdg
rord Gcu lees Provost Marshal. There were ten COM
missOred officers the number. but higher than
he rank of colonel These prlsoEers in point OF appear
morals are no Improvement upon former install
They 10 EaVe been collected from
the globe, both cyiiz ID and uncgiiz ID, ana eci
ted from spec ator in vicinity the remark - That
Graat had scraPed all creation with fine tooth comb for
men to rentotce lis depleted ranks"
We regret to notice the loss on Friday Of nearly 400
of HAGooD's brigade, mostly captured They were
thrown forward skrmishers to ascertain the strength
OF tie enemy's rlepis, bat allowing their zeal to get
the better OF them they not only took the reps, but,
charging lp to the works, entrapped and
taken.
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Petition for Part ton
OF Land.
xzEADG GUAEGTE.zss CAPE YEAR,
WILMINGTON. i, O.. March 90, ISGA.

IIlHCULA.,:)
il hzyIg been ascertaiGed thRt traitors in midst
rave be.a N Iabi5 IF communicating Information to
the enemy through Enas the White Oak River and
sp hero, If these aes, except b. peTmis
g: ON L, quarters, IS hereby pr0hbitrd Ci
rs cpmmacdinc Cu poets Of this commend will arrest
seLd headquarters all persons Infringing this
CcizE.
By Command vi E1sj. GsEeTal WHITING
JAMES Ii. HILL,
Raj. & A. a. General.
5nri. 7.c. 1854 28u
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June -.
NOTICE

TAX IN KIND DEPOT.
Nkw AE0YES COUNTY, n. O., June 22nd. 1854.
TESHE 1.-THE PAYERS will meet at Wilmington, II. Co.
Friday July lst 1854 for 10 days, to have their est
mates Credud must bring in their receipts and
get final receipt for al they have paid On their estimates
Persons failing comply liable have their estimates
returned uDcrr dted
By order Capt. &cGOWAN,
Post Il. 4th Dist, n. c.
". II. BUGGNS O. III. Agent G. s. A.
I24f3t-392rI Office at AesseTs Ellis Sitcnefs
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CAMp ns rHIN IarIs n. IL ~
June End

NEAR I4lBEHTY MILLS w. EeD bTh Io54. J
TIE UNDERSIGNED respectfully announces to the
citizens and soldiers of Baden County, that he csudi
date for the Office of Sheriff of SAID County and oud be
pleased to their support. Ii elected he pledges
himself to discharge the duties of the office with the
fidelity and zeal which he has characterized him
a soldier.
BENZ. f. RINALDT,
Capt, &C. a, 18th N. g. T.
March 2ad, 1864. I48-3!9 23.te+
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scATEs os' woRTH CAKOIlNa,

DTPLIE CoUHTY,
,t Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, april Isr 1864.
J4Jres F. Si.Do, Assig o. l.. Il.
Id ards md wife, Eascissa Ed
wards, md Nancy Jones,
John IL Bais0n and wife, Eliza
B.isol, Edward Witders and Petition for Partition
wt'e, Lazy " nders, Needhan OF Land
Johnson, isaac JohIaOn, James
johnson and vie, Kitty An
J.Ji.asyH, anna J. JohrsU3 and
hda.l CarEway and wife, Betsy
J. CarA~aY-
- afpeaUg 10 the satisfaction of the Court that the
n this case NGeduSm Johnson IsRsc john
James johnson and wife, Kitty In Johnson Anna J.
sJ and Adam GaraWay and wife, Batsy Jane Caraway,
- de 0eyo-G HmIs of the State i. s therefore,
ordered by ta Court that advertisement be made
~ weeks At The CoU7E House kenan3
ye aid three ether pubic places IL Duplln COupvy,
also ia 1e Wilmington c-rGai, notifying the said de-
Ot tho fling this Petition and thaS r0lass they
GpCtsr ha Of tis COUr+ and the Peti-
ton. the wi. be EaheH pro co'TeSSo, ard heard
p7fta - ;h@ci.
JOHN J. WHITEHEAD, Clerk.
June Il. 2o9It-39-5t
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We ABE AUIHUR!ZEU to annCunce to tie cItizsrs an
90, ,oiers oil Dapliu COu-ty, tLat JOHN Ia "ALhA|" ID
Candidate " present tneG u the houae OF o"nmoba
the uext Legis aiore OF Norm Ca oIIAa
June 30 b. 1904. az ~
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Juae 23d

WE authorized and q stzd 10 announce 10 N
D. S1ANFUED, OF pupHI LUunLy, a CaE0d4te fvr d
neat III The Senate VI Ihe Gext Leg ISaLuIe.
Iuut 3OIu, 1864 k(2t
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INEORmA1IO WANTED
az D. N. cox OR FAMILY, Of OusIoW county n. q.
In 1860 he lived in Gaukia, Georgia Any person CIV
ing information of them, will b li1rLsig re%arI-d
Address JOEN Ne. FRAZER,
Wlni gton, N G.
June 24th 40 W-4O'N
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TELEGRAPHIC

Entered according to the Act Of Congra year 1858
bq J. 8. THeAsRER in the Clerks Oce of the District
Court of the Confederate States for the Northen District
Of Georgia.
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MARILgGD.

In this town. the 25d u!t, by Rev a. D. Bopturg,
Mr.. s. L. ME EDITH OF orht gebu &, o. O., TO T. ss Af
Y. BJWDEN, Uf this town.
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TO THE VOTERS OF BRUNSWICK COUNTY,


IN compliance with the whes of many freuG5 in the
army and among citizens, myself candi 'ato
tor Sheriff in Brunswick county III the election in A2Ru5t
Eext. BiOg in the army. shall not have opportunity
OF soliciting the sufrages the in pers0a.
known in the county. have been in service two years
should the people elect the position shall D. CRATE
ul for their parta y and direct every available effort to
their public and personal interest.
Should other be their choice, shall quietly acqui
in their dece and devote self cheerful " be-
fore, to the service OF my country as a soldier.
D. N. ALLEN,
Co. u, 36th N. q. 7.
INN nd
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EsoJgea sCyrHE BLADES.

ENGLGra SCYTHF1 BLADES.
nN DOZEN ENGLISH S5iJYTHE bLAUFIS, Al. 46, 4S and
so iuch.s long. Just received and sale at whole
sale or retail 3y JAMES NCCORHICK,
Market Street,
Whining on, N. G.
lima ~ 245-6t-39 1t.
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FROM GEORGIA--FURTRsR FROM THE FIGHT ON
AONDaY.

plAhIETrA Juue 29.h, 1864.
Unusual prevailed alcng the lnes tue
ted bury p1sr ing dead As last
la dees great viz tory is Brought light, fhe
appears much uId 81 Estimated. The
neny loss OF hiteen huLd. ed # ole
Orrnos dIVson Killed alons the front OF that
nd CheaLham' ps ct seven hundred and y. Five
hundred "ounteu yesterday Irom tbe
henneram ount ,raDsp Jrt;ug ;helr "Ounted
b the from of General Rardees curpe.-
loss aloag the line OF that corps maled tour
sand ab. IN front OF 1en Lo l. s.
Yansee Generals McCuok and Hal ker certainly
Killed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07

DANvnLS, June rs j., 1864.
Gen. Morgan returned to the 2st Instant,
h hav ng made brilliant expo dnon throt gh entu ky'
copturing and DESTROY immense supH,s end spor
tation, and mounting hn entire command at LaxiuE
He destroyed The railroads from Lexington to above
Cyntbiana to Frap4 4iott and Louisville.
He.vsed at. Sterling, Lexington, Winchester. George
town, Frankfort Gynthana, MsysviNe, Pars, Fenipgs
burg Captured $500 Yankees.
Gen, Hobson and Staff are on their wav 70 r chm md
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07

HUNTER ROUTED AND IN FULL RETREAT N VIR-
GiNiA-FROA kENTUCKY-TEE CONFEDERATE
FuaCES II ARKANSAS-GOLD FURTHER AD-
VANCED IN NEW YORK.
MOBILE June 30th, 1864.
The Evening has received dates from Memphis of
the 9th, and Cincinnati dates of 23d inst.
Hunter ID reported routed near Stanton, with loss of
two tGoua1d hesdes his wagons, artillery, small arms,
&c., and is of Harnsburg and tetreating
wards Beverly.
Sheridan h2s rsachod the White House Of ammuni-
ton.
10 Kentucky the guerrlas continue their destructoD
and are C2nsclihiDg aud ectiveiy firing On boats.
TIE circula ion OF tie Chicago Tines Cincinnati En-.
g1irer have been prohibited il the mails and is lin ted to
gsrrsoned posts betBeen Hawesge and the
sippi
Shelly is n possesson of Clarendon, Ark.
Faaan has crossed Arkansas and moved uDon White
river.
Geu. Price is reported moving upon Little Rock
gunboat passed up towerds Memphis on Sunday N q
crippled condition.
NEW YORK, June 23.-Gold is reported st 2ls.
In Memphis gold is quoted at 800. Cotton As.
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SHERMAN's REAR-The Macon Telegraph says
letter has been received from Barlow county, dated
10th, which says Wheeler, with two divisions, Is IN
Sherman's rear tearing up the railroad.
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paM DEsEarER's WIFE"

ALL oU hui this-this sti0gng shame,
nCthinhs / could lave better DcrDe--
AL, cher s0rvoT3 are but tame
&c those thAE make our honor n 9urn
placed ths Bible in his breast,
And put the sword into his hand.
And thei. With heart so much denressed
Iprayeo him abieid Cur Southern land.
Had he been slain on battle plsin,
Or died wherever fate had led,
hy heart would still know in its pain
he was amongst " the honored deadr'
could have taugh: my children then
10 prize with love the name they bore,
And bid 1hem sacredly defead
Has native land foreq or more.
But noao this bitter, oheerless woe
That barns into my very life,
IhlS thought that Wheresoevsr 60
They call me the deserters wife ~
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STATE oE NORTH CAROLINA,

OY VI TUE of decree of the Court in this cause made
Il ing Term 1864. wilI expose to sale, at public
epln il t6e Town 0; Wilmington. Tuesday, the %
y of Juy 1864 rhe land set rth in the peti
ton VIZ On tract on East side of Burgag Creek,
bound on North by the lands Of Jere. Hand thu
= ami East bg the la1da Of Wi Player, spd on
tha West by the iauis formerly belonging Jesse j.
sad TACT containing, by esnaioo four hundt ed
s1d t.rsy (4a0l
One othsT sddlo Sound District in said county,
adjoining th lands Of John 4. Sanders T. alderman and
aid tgact, By es,inatiOn, five hundred and fifty
Is - acres
Tvra.s-sredi5 Of twelve months with approved secar
L. M. WADDGLL, c. 4 e. r.
June 18Th 3S-ts
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STATE OF NoEsYH CAROLINA,
COUNTY.
C0uT Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Aprtl Term 1854.
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ti-tIetou Moore and wife, Ann Cf Lands.
YOoTe. srd paril Wright, Jr.
App ING the satisfaction of the Court h8 the
de eEusts il this cause LJIetan Moore and wi Ann
oUC DAVID fright, Jr. reside yoLd the limits
tti c-Hte il therefore, motion, ordered by the
ur, that advertisement Be made six weeks success
sivelv House Kenansre three other
rrbGc -,lsces D2pln county, also in the Wilmington
Jgus no'iDg the said defendants Of the fling OF this
a-riiOn tba they appear the next term of
tina and the petOn the will be taken
,r0 COTsfcSSo. and heard DaTe them.
JOHN !. WHITEHEAD, Clerk.
T1ra eth Syst
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u LIN W. y
G,rGt Of Pleas and Quarter SsSS
IaUes r. shine, hssig nee O: l.. Il.
I'd ards Gnd wife, Eascissa ed
wards, md Nancy Jones,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07

Butler by starting newspaper at Norfolk and dub
biug it ''The New Regime" The word " r gime" is
of French origin. 1t signfs rul, system, government
or kingdom. Does not this show what this shoulder.
strarp9d military tyrant is waglng war for?
Upon the flags which he places in the hands of bis
soldiers, are inscrb the old wa'chwords OF our coun.
tIy, his is for The H." bis is animate their hearts
and strengthen their the performance OF vaIor
Gus deeds. But bs newspaper is not for thr old g-
for the cid Government. Not it. IL goes tor New
r gme" 1t shows the purpose OF the leaders. new
klrRdonl- Lew goverument-Lincon Or some other
deepot to rule, Or, pj rhaps Butler hims'l.
What means the n&n Of the Fremont lurna just
started in this city, The :w- Nation" Does this
show II "a the war is weged lor The Government, The
Constitution, the Union of our fathers? Out upon
such alsehoods.
Agoin ssz cur countrymen to pause and ask, il
this bloody waged for the ole Gov rumeut, it
not for new regime q new Kingdom new ma
tiop
Lock at Buffers papers look at Frgmont's hear
what Lincoln and his friends have to suy and then
answer?
Again We ask you if you willing to wage war
to overthrow the Government OF your fathers; TO
waste millions Of lives ard trt Tor such al endi
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-07

&C rULToN, Editor. A. L. PRICE, Associate Edito,
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Private Dispa Ch |

From the Augu ia Chronicle il Sentinel.
MCRGAN'S CAMPAIGN IN KENTU -KY-BRuIANT
~U CESS.
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FROM GGORGIA-THE YANAEEs AGAIN REPULSEl.
MARIETTA, GEO., tuae 2OGh, 1854
At two o'clock this morning The enemy dru-s General
Cheathams pckets in, and attempted to storm his
works They were received wi h most terrific fro OF
artillery muskery, which cd them pre-
patey- Their loss has not yet been escerailed Our
1t 50 was only cne killed and two wounded.
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r. CARD.
J And So GDIER,S or ONSLOW

lat Sergt Co, " Sampson ArllnGry."
Fort CnsW ell, N. o., Juuu IT,, l~Gl. 37u
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LATER FROM GEN. JOaNsTON,s ARNY.

N'ARlETTA, VAU., JUG 5UID, 1664.
The heaYg firing this morning provoked by at.
tempt OF enemy establish aud io his line of pca
eouh East face of the ridge occupied by
Gen. Cheatham's command. On moving they eucoun
yidet,s who tell back and euemy
adHaucng Our batteries opened on them, the artillery
doing excellent shooting every shell exploding apparent
the right place. lhs eLemy resolted to every
ceivAbe device at day tiehF prevent men from
Sleeping. All que to-day, only occasnay shelilg By
our batteries Kennesaw Mountain.
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Petition for Partition
Cf Lands.
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GEN. LoNGsTREET arrived at Columbia on Sunday
route for Augusta, Ca where his family is residing,
or when be was wounded. On Monday he was
visited by numbers of citizens, who wished to pay
their respects and wish him God speed.
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0nS, april Term, 1864.
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June Gath
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-05
oyuo. Punon,sI,o Coz srB.


NAsHV Llz Tenn. llth April, LOT
CEALED PROPOSALS Tin Duphcatc) are
invited until "a THURSDAY. the 5th day Of May,
Ia fyf Furnishing the SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT
with FOUR THOUSAND 1000 HEAD OF BEEF
"a fTLE on TIE uOOF. 80 -
Tho delivery o. the cattle 10 tats plare Naihyie Tenn
and to Ia twenty days fon the signing Of the con-
the % thousand ,Oyl per
week Until the contract be completed
cattle be weighed the scales and tho weight 80 dc
terrnined to be the purchasing weight
The weight Of the cattle q be AZ least eleven hund
red and Gy 1891 pounds Eross and no animal ~ be received
yai shins less than Que thousand u .ocol pounds
gid inspection vii be made at each delivery bJ such
per.ons tho 6oyeIau aisy direct
Bulls. Cows, Stag hnd Hei'rfs will not be received -
The bids viii be ndorsed "Proposa tor turni.hng Beef
Cattle aud will be directed 20 the undeTsined o, Nashville,
Teun. 800,
zach person end In Of firm every member OF the
hrn onsrng bio sign hi, to tho In full, and
accompany by oath OF allegiance TO tho National Govern
meni. ,,,
In addition to tho sbove Il IA required that each bidder be
present respond his bid and be prepared 70 give bond
good md snc security for the faithful performance
Of N. contract
Payments will bs made in certificate. Of indebtedness
Form OF Bid do hereby propose 20 i1fnbh The sapsf
ence Department with Four thousand tVOl heed OF beci
Cattle on tho boo IN strict accordance with the conditions OF Ae
lnco.cd to be delivered al Nashville, Tent
for the sun Of - per hundred pounds.
offer securities TO contract the names OF - -,
Of - Of County, State g..
". r. HOPKINS, Capt. and c. y U. :. A.
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Drp GOODS.

NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
IN NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR DOUBLE) STEEL
SPRING.
l. 4 J. y. WEST,
NO ~ CHAMBERS ST, NETWORK,
90. the oxncr, of the Patent and Exclusive Manufacturers
Of this -, np.nypv,s
PATENTED "DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" STEEL SPRiNo
SKIRT.
. invention consists Of Duplex Tor two) Elliptic Steel
snns nseniou.ly braided tightly and firmly together edge
20 edge making toughest most elastic flexible and dursbe
Surng ever used enabling tho In consequence oil ts
eat elasticity and ferbene,s to place and fold the skirt
IN use As easily and with the convenience sx
or muslin dress entirely obviates and siencc the only OBJ
etons To Hoop skirts viz the annoyance TO the wesrer ~
well a, the public especially in crowded assemblies, carriages
ears church In crowded place from the
difficulty OF contracting them and occupying small space
hi, entirely removes the difficulty while giving the skirt the
usua fun and symmcro forn and the ghtest and most
stylish ard graceful appearance for the street. opera prone
made or house dr-s lady having enjoyed the pleasure
comfort and great convenience Of wearing the Duplex Elliptic
sprug Skirt for single day. viii sftorwsrd willingly
with the them They the beat quality In
avery mart by lar tue scst durable comfortable and
Economics. 81 made Merchants will be supplied a. abovc
and ladies In most hrscasS retail soros in this city and
throughout, the different states . -. -, ,r>r,o
~ INQUIRE FOR THE "DuPLEA ELLLrIiO'
SPRING SKIRT
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Drp Wooos.
AT o. g. j. MOWBRAYS ,v
No 2l% BOWERY,

A No ass GRAND. CORNER FORSYTH.
No 2l4 BOwERY
BETWEEN SPRING AND PRINCE.
SILK CHEsTERFIELDS from Sls TO $os.
SILK SACQUEs, from $40 to S7a
SILK CIRCULARS from $40 to 473.
BARATHEA CORDED SILK sACQUES, from 80 to
$780,
GRO GRAIN SILK sACoUEs. HEAVY. from Sa5 to
Si23.
CLOTH CLoAKs IN EVERY STYLE, from &c to
$50.
CUILDHENS SILK SACQUES. from - to &l2.
CHJLDRENS SILK CIRCULARS, from ~ TO $h
CHILDRENs CLOTH sACQUES AND CIRCULARS,
from - to $40.
BLACK SILKS FOR DRESSES AND MANTILLAS,
from 81 rs to ia.
CoLoRED SILKS ALL THE NEW sHADEs' from
81 20 to 50.
sHAwLs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, nom 81 50 to
$50
Nos 2l4 BOWERY and 26e GRAND being the only strict
" ONE-PRICE CLOAK WAREHOUSES; this side OF
the city, and tho mos, extensive IN AMERICA having the
facilities We purchased largely prior to the late advance In
prces we now propose to give csomfs the advantage
Of our late VERY FORTUNATE PURCHASES, whereby
hsy will effect saving Of at least 20 per cent the ONE
PRICE PRINCIPLE giving double advantage to the mex
pernnced
Goods freely shown. No urging to purchase.
o. j. MOWBRAY