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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-12

IsszaA- OaLETOWN HOTEL for SALE
1IIlWH Contains l2 R0oMs-7 up stairs and down.
ht Stable, Shedding, and pump Of excellent wster
~ at door. One acre of ground attached. Price
az coo; 81 900 may remain mortgage. For further
particulars apply to Mrs ELIZA WILEY,
On the premises.
Or to THOMAS NJ. 0GLE, No. East Third Street, will
mingtoni Del, jan22-u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-12
'S6eria'sSales.


cHEKIFF,s sALE.---BY VIRTUE OF
b expoHed to Public Sale at the Hotel OF iaaa Pyle
InSian uesn In the city Of Wilmington, New Castle
County. Delaware, on SATURDAY tue ltih Gay oi
October 1862 at 10 O'Clock, NJ the following described
Real Estate, viz: .,.-.. - ps...,, m
E,iW Stroud Of and In, and TO all the following os'
s scrlbed Land and Tenementa, situate IN me city
IHkEsM of Wilmington, New Castle County state oil
Delaware: - n..,.. .,...
No. l. Beginning at the eAsterly aldeof Poplar street
between Second aud Third Streets at the middle ot an
alley between this and the adjolning bfiek noue ior-
mery belonging to George Gill; thence eastsry ,hroagt
the middle Of said alley and parallel win lhu anu
Robinson streets ninetytwo feet to STAKE, ththes
norhery and parallel with Poplar street nineteen eet ak
inches 10 line OF Joshua s. Valentine thence westerly
along said Valentines line and parallel with tbs hrst
mentioned line nnety.twO feat to the eAstery tds OF
Poplar street thence southery along tho line Of Poplar
street nineteen feet six inches to the place Of beginning
together with the and privilege OF the salo sey IN
common with the adjoining owners and oeouplers Ior-
ever with three story brick dwelling thereon. ID.
No. O. Beginning at the north-saserly intersection OF
Orange and Second Streets thence along Orange street
north hrtytwo degrees east forty teet TO me 81 lana
now or late Of the heirs Of john Patterson deceased
thence with line thereof south hftyeght degrees east
fortyone feet thence southery parallel WIN orange
street forty feet to The northery side Of second street.
thence westerly herewith foryone feet to the place Of
beginning, with two thres-sory brick dwellings and
store thereon.
Seized and taken In execution the property Of
hu"Ar' = ''''"u' "AN JACOB RioHARDseN, Sheriff.
sba.idia OfHra Naw Qasila Sent 22d 1869 81
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-12

uNHE SIXTH AVENUE HOUSE, WEST
L WILMINGTON, FOR SALE, with the square Of
ground which 1t stands, will be exchanged for
other property 1t is about three-urths of mile from
Market Street. directly the contemplated West Will
mIngton Horss Railroad we'll suSted for hrst-clasH
Hotel, or any other public institution
dee4-tf ]. A. Drown.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-12

No. /. A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE on Pine
street. above Fifth street.
No. 3. A STORE, DWELLING, &C., on Fourth street
between Market and King Streets very desirable
part of the city for business of any kind.
No. 3, FIVE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSES on Nc
Caulley street, Lombard, between Eleventh and
Twelfth Streets
No s. 4 BRICK DWELLING AND STORE at corner
of Seventh and French strests uoOd business stand
No. @. A BRICK DWELLING AND STORE on Front
street, first house West of Black Horse Hotel Good
stand for store and boarding house.
Also, a number of other Houses and Lots. Apply to
WIN .McOAULLEY
Ian22 COG Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-12

=, FOR sALE.-eTHAT VALUABLE
6ssh FARM, situate partly In the City OF Wilmington
and partly in Chstriana Hundred, known as the
IH=l "warner or Wright Farm, adjoining lands Of
Henry a. banning ESQ.,. Thomas ?. Bayard, Esq, Gate
Col Davss Dr. Brown Mrs Connell and others, contain
ing about lilo less This property has
eral of the MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES
around Wilmington lies both sides Of the Railroad
and Turnpike and Is in every way desirableas apacu'
lAton by operators In Real LstAte few gentlemen
who desire handsome locations for private residences
Apply to VIM. McCAULLEY,
le2b-tf ma Markat Street. Wilmington. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-12
sheria's ofhco. New Castle. Sept 2ad. 1854

t,aERIFF's sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF
y writ OF R Pa to directed, will be exposed 10
Public Sale at the shops Of Joseph D. Person, decd
the corner OF Front aud Justson Streets in the City Of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Dsls on TUESDAY,
the 18th day Of October 1862 at 10 o'clock A. III the
follow ing described Personal Property, viz:
One Boiler and Engine, Planers lines shAfting 10
Counter Shafts and Pueys Saw Benches, for Ripping
Saw Benches Oross-cut; 2arlndstones, Iron Vice,
Power Mortcer, Foot Morticer, Iron Mould Machine,
Wood Mould Machine sAt Machines Boring Machine,
Pinning Machine, Scroll Saw Emory Wheel, Glue
Apparatus A Door Clamps, Pin Machine, Mltre Ma
chine Wire Driver line Steam Pipe, 90 sets Moulding
Bits Bstng I6 Work Benches Roller Frames 2 dozen
Hand screWs 2 Grain Fans Saw Bench, lot Of Lumber
lot Of Nails let Of Window Shutters, Blinds Sash Mold
ings Cuttings, Gass Bench Tools, &c; Wagons,
term of lease.
Seized and taken in execution as the property Of
Joseph D. Plerson Goa and to be sold BY
JACOB RICHARDSON, sheriff.
qhartGia oaaea Nau Oaafta SAINT. oath Iahn,--nnfI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-12
RIVER FARM FOR SALE.
A Very Fine Farm of SO Acres.
On the River Delaware. three miles above the Oty oil
Wilmington, in DrAndywlne Hundred.
THE LAND Is IN GOOD ORDER,

And slopes beautifully towards the river.
HAS A VERY LARGE FRONT with DEEP WATER
and considered by captains to be ths very place
for a winter hsrbor. -.
IlW# and SPRING HOUSE, with the best son water
VIZ This is splendid property and VIII be sold low
jf&i -, easy terms. WM. BRIGHT
jy2 Bm Real Estate Agent, Wilmington, Del.
.ssssA- HOUSE FOR SALE OR rem II
EE John McMakin offers for rent or for Gale his new
three story Brick House, Southeast corner Third
HAf aud West Streets Wilmington DEL, now va.
cant; possession Immediately Bath rooms and patent
closets in each story hot and cold water all over house.
gas heater range and other convensnces, yerAndahs at
three stores commanding superb views Of the Delaware
River and surroundings large and beautiful garden o.
flowers and vegetables vines fruits DC 17 ftront
Street. 100 feet deep. House constructed expressly
for owners use but having purchased and removed TO
"McMakin's Atlantic Hotels" at Cape May he oilers
this tasteful home for rent or fale
Edward r. Beah, Esq, residing at No. 2l7 West
Street. opposite kindly consents to protect ths property
and mention its merits to any desiring Information
Real Estate Brokers, 10 b Third St, wilmington
Or address JOHN McMAKIN, McMakin's Atlantic Hotels,
Cane fklsnd, New Jersey. mAy1-I
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-12

....sa. TWO HOUSES FOR sALE.---
E!lW The undersigned offers a house for sale that
E,i rents for $l5 per month, and will sell st on
VI very accommodating terms All the money
required s 5000 cash, $loo in two months, Ind siOO In
four months.
Also, house that rents for sl9 per month, on the
same terms Apply to
GEORGE II. TINDALL,
apr6-tf 423 East Fourth Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-12
DRIoK HOUSES FOR SALE.
THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE.
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE ROOMS.
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE RooMs.

INA large nav hrstciaas Dwelling Ia 3 desirable
TiH location on King Street, with all the modern
IiS E improvements, Built with the best of mate
kst rias and we'll finished, First story finished
with walnut and walnut inside shutters all the front
windows Terms easy. g. II. TINDALL,
mh2-tf 423 East Fourth Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-12

sssaA FOR sALE.a-.A BEAUT1FUI
IiiiWM FARM and COUNTRY SEAT Of loI ACRES OF
l,,sE good land with about 10 acres Of dne Timber
IlnAlN and Wood Land The Farm Buildings are
Stone Dwelling and Large Barn, Wagon House and
other out buildings Plenty Of Fruit. Fencing al In
good order. There ia also large and splendid NEW
MANSION HOUSE, 40 by SO feet with large back build
ings and porches two sides all finished In the very
best Style with good stable and other outbuildings.
Lawn In front OF about FIVE ACRES, containing diff
srsnt kinds of Trees and Ryergsens This proPsty is
81 miles from the City OF Wilmington, in BrandyVne
Hundred, and will bs sold easy terms. II not sold
soon, II will be for rent. WIN. BRIGHT,
jan39-1y Real Estate Agent. Wilmington. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-12

c1HEREFF,s sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF
- writ of Venditoni Expenas to me directed, will
bs exposed to Public Sale, At the Hotel Of William An
thony in the village OF Stanton In Mill Creek Hundred
New Castle County, Del, on MONDAY, the 18th day
Of October 1862 at 10 o'clock, A. NJ the following de-
serbed Real Estate, viz;
assaa tract OF Land Ailuate in Mill Greek Hun
EllW dred, New Castle County, Del, bounded and de-
lila scrlbsd as follows to wit; Bounded By White
haA Clay Creek, by lands Of james Brown, Edmund
Hammond, and landa Of Lewis Pennook, containing
hundred aud forty acres of land, be the
less with brick house. brick barn, and other outbuild
inga thereon erected.
sezed and taken in execution the property OF
JACOB RICHARDSON. Sheriff
shsTih's Office, New Castle. Sept. 22i lS6o.-2A
CHERIFF,s sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF
- sundry writs Of Yenditlonl RxponaB and FL Fsi to
me directed will he exposed to Public Sale, at the resi-
dence Of Thomas BrAttoH, Jr in OhAmbersVllls In Ap
poouinimink Hundred, in New Castle County, Dell on
SATURDAY, the 2sd day Of October, A. D. 1862 at
10 o'clock, A. III, the following described Personal
Beds Bedstsads and Bedding, Tables. Chairs, Bu
rsau one Clock Looking Glasses Stove and Pxtures
he; one Brown Mare, two Cows, two ShOas, one Carl
age and Harness. one Farm Wagon, Plow, two Oul-
tivators, &c.i lot Of Corn
Seized and taken into execution the property Of
Thomas BrAtton, Jr., and to be sold ~
JACOB RICHARDSON, Sheriff.
sheris Office, New Castle, October ], 1865
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-25

gusge in speaking Of those who malign us,
and attribute base motives to the friends OF
the new movement, we have hitherto not
yielded to the temptation. Weare enemies
onS in war. In peace we hope to be friends.
That sspeacs"t will soon be upon US. 1t
will come either in the shape Of the failure
Of the new movement, when We shall unite
with the other enemies Of the new conetitu-
ton to vote it down, or in the shape OF Its
success, when the opposition TO it or the part
Of the whites Of Virginia will cease.
So much By way of explanation. And
now, in reply to the question of our friend
Of the Express we would say that to ask it
is to answer it. To compare HORACE GREE
LEY, HENRY J. RAYMOND, and the accom-
plished editor of the Boston Advertiser,
with the miserable carpet-baggers and sea-
lawags who bring Disgrace upon the name
of the Republican party in Virginia, is to
do rank injustice to these gentlemen and to
accord to the carpet baggers and scalawags
aforesaid position to which We shall never
acknowledge that they are even so much as
entitled to aspire.
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Stanton and Grant.

STANTON has caused it to De telegraphed
over the country from Washington that he
never issued an order placing General
BANKS over General GRANT. This denial
seems to be q mere evasion. 1t appears
that he did issue an order requiring the
army under BANKS and that under GRANT
to be combined, and that the effect of its
execution would have been to place BANKS,
as the senior officer, over GRANT. We think
that General GRANT will hardly place STAN
TON in his Cabinet-STANToN the malig-
nant, STANTON the traitor to his principles,
STANTON the man that was kicked out Of
Mr.. JoHNsoN's Cabinet, STANTON who, with
unquestioned abilities and indomitable will
and energy, is nevertheless the last man in
the United States who ought to be placed in
position of honor, trust, or responsibility.
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New Books.

New BOOKS.
HoD Bride aras Won; or, Chase
across the Pampas. BY FREDERICK
GERsTAcKER. Translated by FRANCIS
JORDAN. With Illustrations by CASTOR
FAY. New York: D. APPLETON & Co..
1869.
A handsome book. The illustrations are
excellent. The story is well told.
The TaHsman. By Sir WALTER SCOTT.
Same publishers. Paper covers.
Pacha of Many Tales. BY Captain MAR
. RYATT. Same publishers. Paper covers.
This, as every novel-reader knows, is an
imitation-and q capital one-of the Ara
bian Nights Entertainments.
The Wauerley Nouels. BY Sir WALTER
SCoTT, Bart. Illustrated with steel and
wood engravings. Same publishers.
The volume before us contains Rob
Roy, Old Mortality, The Monastery, The
Pirate The Black D,oarf, to be able to
write any one of which demanded more
knowledge of men and letters than would
be required to set up in business dozen
of the modern race of sensation novelists.
All of the above-named books were re-
ceived through Messrs. A. H. CHRISTIAN &
Co., 1908 Main street.
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IMPUDESCE EXTRAORDINARY. In the
Wheeling Legislature on the goth Mr..
YOUNG introduced joint resolution asking
Congress- to take action with reference to
transferring the counties Of Virginia west
of the Blue Ridge to West Virginia. This
man YOU'VE is both fool and knave. He
commenced his career of living without
working by setting himself up as Metho-
dist Protestant preacher. He is as igno-
rant legislator as ever the mountains OF
West Virginia produced. One good result
Of the division of Virginia into two States
is that we have got rid Of this canting
hypocrite SAM YOUNG.
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The New Alliance.

The Petersburg Express, referring to the
suggested possible alliance between the ne
groes, rpet-baggers, scalawsgs, and other
enemies of the new movement, for the pur
pose of voting down the constitution as it
may be amended at Washington, asks:
III the opponents of the new movement
are 10 De INVITED In the words nt,o alliance,
because the negroes, scalawaes, and carpet
bagsers, are likely 10 vote with mem bers of ahe
~nite man s party against il, what sort of an
alliance is that which arrays on It's side and
quotes with so much appreciation the New
York Trtbttns, Times Boston Adperttser, and
other Radical allies 2"
We do not desire to say one word which
shall hurt the feelings of the bitterest
enemy Of the new movement. Wecredit these
gentlemen with the same high motives which
ac,uate ourselves. We see, as plainly as
we ever saw anything, that this new move
ment gains strength day by day. We doubt
Nhetaer proposition go radically opposed
SO the prejudices of o people ever before SO
rapidly commended itself to their judy
meet. The twenty eight have proved them
EsaSes to be men of almost unexampled
1 moral courage. Whilst, therefore, we have
ee2ssn sometimes tempted to use harsh Ian
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THE BANKRUPT LAw.-The Chamber of
Commerce of New York city has passed
unanimously resolution recommending
that no further changes be made in the
bankrupt law until it has had fair trial
under its present provisions. The law now
requires that bankrupt shall pay fifty per
cent. of his debts. A movement has been
made in Congress towards removing this re-
striction. It is likely to this that the
Chamber of Commerce refers.
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Eay SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY AT
JULIUS sYCLE's,
4lJ BROAD STREET.
The people who crowd the store Of JULIUS
SYCLE, AIS Broad street, daily are now fully con-
vnced that he Is selling his desirable stock OF
DRESS and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS as cheap
as any other house I'm the city. Below mention
some of my numerous goods for the benefit Of the
public:
ChLICOES,
MUSLISS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
FRENCH MERINOES
ENGLISH MEBINOES
OPERA FLANNELS
BALMORALS,
BLANKETS,
CLOhKS
SHiWLS, &c.
Ihave also a very large and selected stock Of
GENTS WEAR, comprising
CASSINERES,
BROAD and BEAVER CLOTHS,
DOESKINS
And CASINETS,
which am selling now regardless of cost before
laying in my spring stock.
The ladies and public In general would find 1t
to their advantage to call early and secure the
greatest bargains that ever were offered in Rich
mond before, at JULIUS SYCLE'S
AS Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
SALESMEN.-R. 6. CARE, j. j. TURNER,
GEORGE SwABACHER, JONAS WEINBERG.
STORE CLOSED ON SATURDAYS. jale
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ne BRTGGS'S BAKERY.
DOWN WITH THE PRICES.
LET THEM RIP.
LET THEM RIP.
WHOLESALE PRICES {:

WHOLESALE PRICES:
Superior SODA CRACKERS, loc. per pound.
Superior BUTTER CRACKEaS, ioc. per pound.
Superior OYSTER CRACKERS loc. per pound.
Superior WATER CRACKERS, g.. per pound.
Superior ARROWROOT CRACKERS, lac. per
pound.
Superior CREAM CRACKERS, lac. per pound.
Superior SUGAR CIR ACKERs, l4c. per pound.
Superior LEMON CRACKERS, 14c per pound.
Superior sPICgNUTS, 15c. per pound.
Superior MOLAS3ES CAKES, soc. per 100.
Superior SUGAR CAKES, soc. per 100. JAZZ
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TSABLEAUx AND CHARADEs.

The young ladies and gentlemen Of Church
Hill wi / give two OF the above choice entertain
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS NEXT
METROPOLITAN HALL.
The proceeds OF the same will be applied to
paying for repairs 10 Union Station Methodist
church.
PROGRAMME.
MONDsY EVENING.
lst Scpre.-GpsY Festival-Tablesux.
I'd Seen. just ice aud Mercy-TableAux
al sccne Faith, Hope, ard Charity-statuary.
4th scene -Sculptor's Dream-Statuary.
9Th Scene-Damon and Pythias-Tableaux
9th Scene.-Venus Rising from the Sea-Iao-
leauI.
7th scene.-Baptsm Of Pocahontas-Tao!etux lux.
sth scene.-Loye, Purity, and Fidell,y-Sealu-
airy.
9Th scene.-sashrnl Beggar and Highland MARY
Statuafy.
10th Scene. observation-disclosures.
CHARhDE.
The hall has recently been thoroughly renovated
and ia now in good order
BANDUF MU-I win be In attendance.
ADMJS-IOE-adults. Soc: children, hall price:
Ticket, on sale at the various booK5toFes anu at
DAY tests Musical Exchange -
uoors open at O'Clock; exhibition Will COM
mence al O'Clock.
rVFEING. ji23--3t
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ARAREREcIPE- irrepressihle BRICK
PoMERoY gives the regimen which General
GRANT would have to undergo in order to
make him Hbelieye in negroes" 1t is az
follows:
ole would have 10 give mp the use OF whis-
kew and tobacco for eighteen months I'VE n'i
sawdust bread and cold water. and read the
TriJuue. and nothing else, sixteen hours adav'
IF that didn't kill him. he might possibly
learn to believe in negroes
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FoRNEY's Chronicle publishes the protest
of the arpet-baggers against the PROPOSE
ton of the Virginia committee with this
significant introduction:
"The following has been forwarded TO MS for
nuhlicatiOn.O
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Az UNFoRTUNATE ADMIssIoN.-1he Re
pollution, the organ of the women's rights
movement, says: "When the men are
" right, the women will follow in their foot
C STEMS"
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Personal.
TO TAXPAYERS.

CTATE TAXES.-Parties who have not
~ paid their state taxes for the year 1868 are
hereby notified that If they do not wish their real
estate returned delinquent and sold for taxes,
wher eby they win be subjected to great expense,
interest to call at the Sherifs Off and settle the
same Immediately. am row making out a list of
delinquent taxes 10 be returned to tina State a u
ditor, which can be eX smihed by any one interest,"
ed by caliug ct the sherif's office his is posi-
lively the last notice that will be given.
j I'm w. WRIGHT.
js 2s-4t sherif OF the City of Richmond.
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MEETINGS.

RICHMOND COMMANDER No. "a
KNIGHTS rEMPLAR, January rs, 1883. :
ORDERS No. S.--Sir Knights w
W You are hereb by ordered TO attend ~
stated assembly of The Commandery at ~
your as lum. oil Franklin street TUES Y
DAY EVENING the 26th instant, at e.
O'Clock.
BY order Of the e. Generalissimo.
WILLIAM l.. MAULE,
CaDtaln-General.
WILLIAM j. RIDpIcK. Recorder. ia 25-2t
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HNFERM AIRY.

TOLLEGE INFIRMARY,
" CORNER MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
All cases requiring me cical or surgical aid ad-
mit.ed, except the insane and those laborng under
contagious disorders
Charges unvariably in advancel, including board
medical attendance and medicines
Large wards per wees, IS.
Private rooms, per week $40 to $50.
small additional fee Is charged for surgical
operations.
harity cases from the city are received on per-
nits from members OF the committee Of the ity
Council for The relief of The poor, and seamen on
permits from The CUSTOM b. use.
For further information. or admission. apply at
the iniirmary to 1SA1A H III. WHITE, NJ d.,
ja B-3m Medical Superintendent.
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APPEARANCE
OF
RIP VAN WINKLE.

Colonel FARRAR will LECTURE at the CON.
CERT II ALL OF THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
on MONDAY EVENING the 2sth at CLOCK.
Admission, FIFTY CENTS. Tickets at The Of
fee If hotel and DIOR only.
Pastors of the city churches invited.
Ladies will enler the hall from Fourtcenth
street, y 2o-3J w SN"
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M ARREED,

On tho 2lst instant by the Rev. p. A. Peterson,
JAMES III. BEDFORD, of Richmond, Va, TO
III aRLOTTE A. DOWNS, Of Baltimore Md.
In Washington, on the 2lst instant, at the
M-street chuf CHI by Rev DIR. Tudor, JOHN ".
DAME, formerly of Virginia, to ANNIE s. HoF-
NINS, of that city.
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION

HOUSE.
Having taken the large and convenient house
lately occupied by Kellogg 4 Gibson, No. lsl7
MAIN STREET, between Thirtcenth and Four
teenth' 1 am prepared to receive CONsI9N-
MENrs Of MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DE-
scRlPTI0N, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &c
THOMAS w. KEEsEg,
Ja Zs-W Auctioneer.
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TLANNELS-Thos in want Of FLAN-
NELs should call aD d examine our stock. We
have IN store the GEN UINE WELSH SHAKER,
DONET, and all other qualities of WHITE
EI,ANNELs: Also . full assortme at of OPERA,
PLAID, STRIPED, and TWILdED FLAN-
NE.S AS we make FLANERTsS q specially
in our business, we can show ELrger stock and
at lower prices than other establishments.
LEVY lsRoTHERs,
$50 1918 and r1s Main street.
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DEFY GOODS.

DUCKWALL s. RoUsS, No. 1905 MAIN
4 sTREET.-yaunary u, 1s5o.-New Goods /!
fresh Auction Bargains Goods on the decline in
New York. Great sacrifice OF gooda st the auc-
tl9ns: sbipment OF Auction BAReaIss, con-
sis,iag Ia part Of Bic ached and Brown Domestics
Misses; shoes. Corsets from Soc. to $a.7s. Broche
ss to ss the 6 osg sp1el Cotton zoo
Yards at soc. per deh an s per onre and nee
dies two papers for Sc. jazz
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IRON WORKS.

NEW MACHINE sHOP.-sLOAT 4 AD-
IN DINGTON, llk Cary street. near Fourteenth.
STEAM-ENGINE and BOILER REPAIRING
In city and country Tobacco Machinery OF all
kinds made new and repaired; Scales Of ali kinds
repaired and Adjusted; SEWING MACHINES Of
ali kinds repaired and al parts for same Furnished
and the LATE IAPROvEMENTS put on Inc
SLOAT ELLIPTIC and WHEELER d WILSON
SEWING MACHINES. SLOAT ELLIPTIC MA
CHIMES for sale and purchased Exclusive agents
for supplying the Judson Patent Governor and
Valves for gteam-engines, also for the celebrated
Selden's Patent Packing for steam-engines, and
for the great and useful Lathe Chuck made by
Aessrs. e. Horton Son.
GEORGE B. sLOAT,
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