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HIGHER LAW In NEW pHAsE-The trial OF gang OF
persons charged with various acts calculated to DIure
the Michigan Central Railroad and endanger the lives Of
passengers, 10 now going at Detroit Ex-Governor
Seward is engaged for their defence, and, arguing the
propriey of admitting them to bail last Thursday is
ported in the Detroit Advertiser follows
"W H. Seward said that he glad that the had
guide than tho popular opinion OF the people Of
Michigan IL was TO be governed 10y that higher law to
which the gentleman reierredthe ,tituion OF the
State and he hoped sso would be governed by tha,
higher law than the constitution OF the Sa,e-a
proper sense of its obligations God and human and
love liberty the oppressed under all crcumstances
This application Of the hg law" doctrine and the
talk about obligations 10 God and humanity, and
love of liberty for The oppressed in conDexion with the
question OF admitting the accused to bali-a question
mat is purely legal onesrike us slngularly nfe-
lcitous But without stopping to comment on the taste
OF The learned counsel who thus introduces bis peculiar
political ethics into forensic argument, will express
our qualification that he feels constrained 10 recog
Mise constitution law higher than popular opinion,
and safer guide--Aibany STATE Register.
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ON petition Richard Inlay Of rhiladepha Pennsyyana
him 2tst
tember the mode Of supporting bodies
for from the expiration Of said
2st day of September 1851
said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday September, 1851 l2 O'Clock and all
notified and show they have
win petition ought not to be granted.
Persons Opposing required
once their objections specifically forth writing,
twenty DAYS filed
said hearing be taken and transmitted
with the rules of the office, which will be furnished
application.
ordered so published in the In,egencer,
Republic Union, Washington ID. c. Daily Rec Boston, Mas
sachuses; Tribune New York Albany Register Albany New
York Rhode islands Penn
svana Inquirer Philadelphia Pennsylvania, week for
the LIST day Of September
t.~ THOs. EWBANK,
llr.s. Commissioner of Patents.
Of above will please and send their
bills Once, with piper containing this notice.
June l3-law3w
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

(, BALTIMORE, June l2-5, p IN.
Various rumors in circulation relative alleged
but forbear TO mention them. the in
yesga,ug committee will report officially in few days
The board of directors of the Canton Company have made
their annual report and represent the affairs of the
pany as very favorable The increased income year
is u, AL
Our German vis:ters treated number of citizens
serenade last night The of them left for
their homes this morning, not without much reluctance
biddn adieu to tho Monumental City,"
MAaKRTs, Sales day Of 100 hbs Howard street -four
at 81 l2h Grain is inactive, without alteration in price,
Whkey % a 23 cents in hhds and bbls.
The stock market quiet no sales OF moment-prces I'M
changed.
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here seem 10 be as eager to get his hats lately pro-
tickets Jenny Lnds concerts 1t really study
TO watch his DOORS where sees crowds OF men.
women. and children OF all degrees Hooking IN and
around his extensive and magnificent cosnlers Every
hat and cap view appears have been placed IN sght
for effect position being selected with artistic skill
In truth bis show rooms, respenden with mirrors, re-
mind of tales OF fairy palaces, rather than oil the
dollar and cent trade OF the present day lie seems 10
have prepared himself 10 suit every conceivable want or
taste in his line for while Jules Janin, the ncompara
BILE French critic in dress, writing 10 Paris the praises
of his hats exhibited al the Worlds Fair, even the
New York newsboy does not fancy he is dressed for
Sunday unless he has OF Genins devlmay care
Panamas stuck on one side of his capuwhich is, IN
deed, knowing it looks under this avorte cover.
ing In ne he has fairly induced great numbers here TO
believe that such another halter lived Their rush
upon him has set the fashion, which all who in any way
aspire to be fashionable follow like flock OF sheep So
Mr.. G. is fast becoming great man, or rather famous
one. as well a New York nabob in point OF wealth
The trade say that this he has reaied high
"a thousand hats a day OF course most of them must
have been sold of the thirty or forty thousand
strangers who daily come and go to and IRON New York
He occupies one OF the stores in the block in which
Barnam's Museum stands, and keeps around him some
two hundred hands, fourth of whom are females Few
men in New York famous for their public spirit
than this same Genin so his rapid success, which,
after ALL is merely the result Of his competency
tradesman, the moderation OF his prices and his
failing liberality to be OF qualification to
all here who glory in New York's best popuaiion-he
mechanics and manufacturers.
To-day had the largest and most splendid procession
Of emen that took place in the United States There
forty six city engine companies out, each at
tended by its hose division company and all the citys
hook and ladder companies. The apparatus OF each was
dressed like the men-in HOLIDAY costume The uniform
of this splendid corps is ake-bue or black panaloons
and the red shirt underjacket-each company being
distinguished from the others only by its number
the glazed hre-hat There half dozen companies
from distance--from Baltimore and elsewhere There
were, perhaps, twenty-five hundred fremen out in all
never finer body of young men-more intelligent
active, temperate, and energetic in appearance Indeed,
they are Just the men who capable of making the
magnificent future of this queen city OF the New World
Every street window and door along which they passed
was of course crowded with spectators The reporters
estimate that $4,000 persons witnessed their progress
down Broadway
COSMOPOLITE
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by A. GREEN, Auetionesr.

A VALUABLE FoUR~sTORY BRICK HOUSE ON FOUR
"A AND A-HALs STREET, AT AUCTIoN.-on Monday. the
18th inant, 81 O'Clock,
handsome story situated
tween and adjoining Dr. Boyle resi-
d.nce Al street containing handsome parors, elegantly
pered fns siEe all papeed the and
OF splendid marble Also,
rooms back building,
tanning good dining with 1--WE neat
chs meer The
workmen situated fronting ~ feet running
feetn q i5feet alley. #.I.. D. ItI II
The thousand doara in cash the balance in 8,
H. a. with satisfactorily endorsed bear
ne interest rom the Of sale. =s#sEEE
deed given taken. Title good, sale
June I3-du A. GREEN, AucionceT
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A correspondent, noticing the singular statement oI
Mr. Webster in part Of his Buffalo speech that the
sdmissoo OF slave territory into the Union violation
fthe constitution and in another part Of that speech that
the general government has right 10 interfere with
the question in this country than in the island Of Cuba
not able 10 reconcile these two opposite opinions for
assursdy il the constitution conefs no power TO legisaie
on the subject furlhs than the specific clause as TO m
gve slaves the government has cognizance of the
subject, and right inquire whether the territory ad-
mitled contains the principle OF slavery not Our
respondent very naturally asks il these apparently
hicing views be reconced
II is impossible TO suppose that mind profound as
Mr. Webser's, when relieved of the restraints under
which he 10 have spoken, rather the organ Of
the President and cabine, Than OF his convictions,
must no. have perceived the weak point in his Buffalo
Speech which has moi only attracted the attention Of our
correspondent but Of all who have noticed closely what
that speech contains. Possibly Mr. Webster consider.
ing the whole performance at Dunkirk and Buffalo as
rather dramatic play than serious political manifesto,
felt only the advice which Hamlet gives the players TO
SUIT the action to The word; and he may say he is not
responsible for any part OF the performance except its
complete in pleasing the audience and producing
mos, profound conviction in favor Of the Union, and
OF uic AiOtlco uuU W tnC piccsN lOl
preservation and future hopes
But, without claiming right TO settle so delicate
question, would suggest 10 the official edoraiter he
has finished tho problem suggested for his ingenuity in
Yesterdays paper. respecting the mode of ascerainng
how the people will be able to draw the dividing line
between whggery and democracy if General Scott is
as democratic whigthat this other difficulty be taken
up and solved.
If the position taken in the Buffalo speech be correct,
that the admission of slave territory violation of the
constitution, and also the other position be correct, that
the question OF slavery with specified excepton) is
matter entirely foreign TO the jurisdiction of the federal
government there must be process, peculiar to this
administration of reconcilng propositions apparently
Trajectory never before understood. We say before
hand TO the official editor that il he reconcile such
statements clearly and satisfactorily, shall withdraw
all the surprise we have heretofore expressed the boast
he has so often made OF the nvincibiliy of this admin
isration. because it has not only its principles, but,
those also OF the democratic party.
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IN petition of John and Charles Hanson OF England praying
the a patent granted TO Benjamin Tabam
H. B. Tabam assgnee OF the said iansons, the 18th
improvement In making tubes OF lead,
years from the expiration Of said patent which takes
place on 3s day sf August, ISL
II Is ordered petition Patent Office
Monday August 1885, al ~ o'clock, and all
notified and show cnuse they have
why petition ought not to be granted
file
once their objections writing
before day All testimony filed by either
he used al the
rules of the oce which will be furnished on
picatIon - - ,,,,,, -, ,.u-
Republic Gnion Washington D. c.. Daily Bee, Boston, Mas
Tribune, Inquirer, Phadel
pha and Albany Register Albany New York.
three successive weeks previous TO the 18th day Of
gust next ,-,o, r,,n.,v
Editor. papers will copy and send their
Once, with paper containing this notice
Jun l3-law3w
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0rFrCIAL military Books for sale ny Taylor q m."y'
" Booksellers, near 9th street, Washington city
Cavalry Tactics; vols, livery rare.) Price o..
Waynes Sword Exercise, Price 81
SCOTS Infantry Tactics vols. Price - so
Instructions for Mountain Artillery. Price q cents
Coopers Tactics and Regulations for the Militia rnoe
Instructions for Field Artincry--hcrse and foot
Cro.ss Military Laws
McCombs Courts Martial. - -
Army and Navy Rss.,sr- other government books and
Documents
June 10 sti sa4" HN 8. -.
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IN the petition of Reuben Daniels Wood-tock Vermont pray
ing extension patent granted 10 him October
shesrng machines,
expiration said patent which TAKES place the 9Th
day OF October, A, D. 1851
the said petition be heard at the Patent once
Monday September, 1851 ~ O'clock and
appear,
" petition ought be granted
opposing file
Once objections specifically set forth in writing least
OF hearing All testimony filed by either
party Mt hearing
rules Of the Office which will be furnished
application.
Ordered that this notice be published in the ntelsencer
Republic Union, d. c. Daily Bee Boston, Masa
Journal Windsor Vermont Providence
nal, Providence, X. Tribune, New York and the Albany
Refister Albany, for
weeks previous TO the 18th day Of September neIt
THOS EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents
Of the above papers win please copy and send their
bills Once with containing this notice
& Junel 3-lnw3w
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ny DYER & Mcguire, Auctioneer..

by DYER & MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.
SsToCK OF MILLINERY, DRY GOODS, &C.. BY ORDER OF
y THE ORPHANS COURTOn Monday morning, June 10, at
ii o'clock SELL auction the entire stock
Magdalsne Dumbeh, Of Georgetown 3D. C)
deceased, consisting in part Of
Silk dresses, silk and velvet manulas
Capes M sacks, silk joseys, aprons, cloaks
Shawls, wells, neck and pocket kerchiefs
Linen cambria handkerchiets
Inside handkerchies, undersecvcs, parasos
Grape, thule carleton, illusion, netting
Dimity, wrought collars, scars
Insertion, cambrics, lawns muslns, calico
PIaids, bonnes caps, buttons, studs
Ladies' and misses shoes, combs
Needles, pins tapes bIads, corset lacings
Woseds, inside flowers, bullions, elastic carriers
Fans, a good Of bonnet vevets and silks
Satins forencts bereges, fnnges, gimps
Braids nbands, bonnet and cap rbands
Beltings hosiery, gloves, nits
Worsed and darnng cotIons, laces
Edgngs, footngs, purse twist, beads
Cologne oil, extracts valentines, jewelry
Sewing sl Shirts collars, and cravats
Together with articles usually found millinery
establishment.
Terms UNDER cash SIS, credit OF two and foui
months, for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
~ order of the administrator; - = $500.
Juns Id Aucuonees
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IN petition Thomas, of Panheld New Jersey
ns the granted him on the goth De-
cembc, 1877 for nm years
the patent which takes place tho 10th day OF
December 1851 -
IL said petition be heard at the Patent Once
Monday November 1851, 10 O'Clock, and
persons are appear IL they
why petition ought not to be granted
in the
objections specifically set forth in writing at least twenty
All testimony filed by either
be used at The hearing And
cordance Office which will be furnished
piicaion.
ordered also tina, this notice be published in the nteirence
Republic Union Washington D. D. Daily Bee Boston, Mas
Providence Journal, Providence, Rhode Island
bune, Fedoniau New Brunswick, New Jersey
Inquirer, Philadelphia
weeks the a4h day Of November
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents.
Editors OF the above papers win please copy
Patent Once with paper containing this
June l3-lnw3w
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nv DvER a MooUlRE. A.eeiens.rs.

coUARE No. ass AT AUCTToNOu wednesday evening merit,
~ ~, esh instant nj o,cI~ek
square 49, fronting MARYLAND avenue and sse between Nh
ION feet The above
opposite the brick cottage owned by The late Mr. Yer
million
note. satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
$3.50 '~'~'~-'7. Ea.' DYER h MCGUIRE,
H.. Anc0oneevs.
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ny A. GREEN, Aue tis

By A. GREEN Auetio0~sr.
nwo CARRYAJ.Ls AND BUGGY AT AUCTIoNs-on ssur.
day. 18th instant shall sell In front Of my auction store cor
ner PennsyvaDa 10 O'Clock
0 rat. wo horse csrrya which will
carry sir persons good desirable article
Z family whiting In the country. 5.frr. Hs-
Also one carryaI, nearly -. .a.s4 ~.
hand extension front buggy which bound to be sold
Inn, I3-at A. GREEN, Auctoneer
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rEIEeKAPa.c pEsrAronEs gos TaE uslon.


HAKxIssuKs, June "
Aer the disposal other contested IL, the
70 seiec, permanent officers reported Hon VIM wilkins.
o. 81 anesheny Tor president, Hon simon Cameron Hon
James M Porter and thirty others for vice.presdsnts
when when nominations were confirmed Mr. Wilkins, on
hhs me chair, made some remaiks upon the position
ao prospects OF the parry urging such harmonious
action as would secure success.
Some thirty gentlemen were then put in nomination
for judges Of tue supreme bench, the most prominent
OF whom We're James Campbell jeremiah S. Black Geo.
M Dallas, and Luther Kdder. The question as to the
mode OF baotins resumed and was determined by
vote o. I'D 70 80 that all i've candidates should be voted
ner, of Franklin county. made violent assault upon
political character of Dayid Wimot. which rebuked
by the convention MI Wimot, on leave, then made an
OF the Congress of Isls Afer he
had concluded, the convention prepared proceed bal
otlng.
HAsRIsHuRo, June l2-5 D. m
The democratic convention nominated the following
candidates the supreme bench the first ballot, Jera
miah 5. Black, James Campbell Ellis Lewis, John B.
Gibson, and Walter II. Loure.
CHARLESTON, June H.
The Isabel has arrived from Havana, bringing S6s 900
specie The political news is OF no moment The FOL
lowing is the state Of the markets. -
led the increasing Stock and scarcity of vessels
Browns and yeows have declined realj whites are un-
changed Muscovados are scarce Moasses Is held ut
reals The prices of coffee nominal 81 for mid
ding good Lard in kegs scarce at ~ lOA reals
The stock 10000 kegs Freghss are looking up' and
MATAszAs June 6-There have been large transactions
Coffee is dull The stock of moasses very large Lard
scarce, and wanted Freighs 10 Europe dull at 30 a 60
shilings
HARrFoRD, (Ct.,) June IL.
The baong for United States senator was resumed 70.
day On the list ballot, Sey (dem) had l0l Bald
win (whip) IOS scattering, a. Second ballot, Sey-
nour 60 Catlin, dem, 43 Baldwin, 100 scattering
ii. Baldwin only lacks three OF an election. An
other ballot is in progress
HARTFORD, Conn., June f2-5, p
In the legislature on fourth ballot Seymour had 80
Catlin, 6S Baldwin, lO9 Further balloing was post
poned ill next Wednesday.
SAVANNAH, June 10.
Arrived Philena New York Sea Gull Havana. Sailed
Carolina, Boston Telegraph, New York.
New York, June IL.
Joseph Brewster halter, fell into the hold OF the ship
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ITAIUApIE IMPROVED PROPERTY At NUCTIUN.--Un
Friday afternoon Instant Al sr o'clock ws 'h. sell
IN from, he peoses mart No H. front
ins 20 feet ON ss~t north between I'd ID west s"uh
adjoining Depot running hack feet NJ
brick house WIN bach
building. finished and basement .. -
Terms balance In one two, and three
years. satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
'-' DYER MCGUIRE,
Inn. "a Aucioncers
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DIED..

In hi. city LOUISA
PEMBE RTN w. and daughter the
late CHAs. j. NoURsE. ....a..
The family respectfully invited to attend her flu
neral friday afternoon at4 O'Clock
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CxTENsIvE SALE or BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUCTION
m, WEDNESDAY, morning, shall sell tho
entire s,ok Coye Son. their stose
svsnsr cmhvaciag general assortment OF c'e
..,, t.w In and offering Inducements TO dealers
r.,.iy 10 b met with large portion original packages
~. o,.. N A COVE being extensively deem
n particularly bwt Respectfully refer 70 h
will he ready nor delivery on "ss"ay
r.c,rtns NE I'm. stock be examined
Tn. soye il for rent, with without the hrtures
,. A3o and under, go and under SLOW TWO ana
e, or,hs over Noo snd months credit o no's
ss,i.fsc ,oly endorsed, bearing interest , ~xo,,pp
-, oxAA. Aucioneer
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TOR sale-a txvO-stOry house, with basement,
ward, the OF 18th street Apply to
CATH. ID. MULLAY.
North side H, between 10th and 2lst streets.
lima lg-dt
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ny DYER q MCGUIRE. Aue.lonssr..

VERY SUPERIOR WINES AND OLD BRANDY IN BOT
TLEsOn Tuesday afternoon, June l o'clock we shal
choice wines, &c. being the
Of j. L. NJ Smith, of BALTIMORE
selected by great Madeira in 1884, viz;
Old Madeira-a very nch wine
Sup. old Madeira-a light wine
Sup Magdaena, Bua Sercial and MalmseyrMe and very
delicate
Also Mares Cognac brandy, mild OF bright
Madeira color, vintage of 1904
The reputation Of Mr. Smith connoisseur and
importer sufficient the genuneness Of The above,
June I'D DYER MCGUIRE, Auctioneers
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The tolls which the farmers pay not taxes in one
'ense Of the ermthey saved in the larger loads
they are enabled to draw the greater speed which
hey enabled TO travel the and tear Of harness.
Essnng. and animal strength; and finally. IL il were for
nothing more Than the pleasure Of riding IN smooth
plank road in comparison with old coderoy one hard
hearted must BE- the man who would not pay for it.
a1a.at. SO Scientific Anerioan.
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NEW FORK, June IL
Joseph Brewster hatter fell into the hold OF the ship
Challenge this morning, and was instantly killed .
Sales To-day of $50 bales middng Upland cotton at %
81 Flour langud, and unchanged in prices Red
wheat 81 Corn m-saes OF ~ 200 bushels at %
soy cents for mixed. Whskey, 22i cents Government
stocks are firm.
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By DYER 4 MCGUIRE, Auettoneers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.--On
Tuesday afternoon June IL at o'clock the premises we
shall part No 49, located on IN street
west and streets north being - feet 'front.' and oo iset
Deep building containing nns
rooms. rood kitchen dry cellar, aodng sIcelsnt oppor
tun obtaining residence the immediate nsiShbo
100 of the Patent Office.
Terms residue and sassfacto
my 's'' e DYER d MCGUIRE,
lime Auctioneen.
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BY DYER q MCGUIRE, Auctioneer..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN--on Thursday
O'Clock, the shall sell
lot No g. in NORTH between l3h
and being AZ inches by IA feet containing
alley the and morrill, and nsxt TO
he Menou buildings.
residue In and two years, Tor notes
DYER MCGUIRE,
l0--eo&ds hucuoneen-
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GrsNArs IN rHx Wrsr -Of the 100000 inhabitants OF
Wisconsin, more than half the population are said to
be Germans
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~ n. ClUsxEt. Architect and Civil Engineer, has
Tayerss buildings north side Of Pennsy
vana avenue 18th and 18th streets Fob 4dd
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PLANE aoADs IN New YoRk.--The following table
shows the number Of plank roads in the State Of New
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Tnr.supv DEPARTMENT, June 8, 1876

TnrA UrrtRTMtNTt june %, IoJIs
-.u~.,u ,.il he received until the LIST
y July for supplying this Department, WIN Nv Sofe ''
cords OF tne 70
~ ~ ~, ,aiiIy and delivered, corded and measured In
.e =, w 49, the hddernot less thar 50
me oc,obe quantity before the LIST
esros eeo' @ The bids the Department. and
endorsed aProyosos for rood"
Jups eco
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by DYER & MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN.-on Monday
afternoon 6 O'Clock, the PREMISES, shall sell
lot numbered IL in No 2 having front Of
Of 80 feet 81 inches situated on
NORTH 18th and l4th streets west nearly opposite
he Of the Epiphany
residue notes
bearing interest, secured by deed Of trust ,,u
June ed Auctioneers.
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.TNO. M. McCALLA

pracse Court and the various courts
~ he District continues claims before Con
rress sndth departments may N-e"oh' S'sn Sep
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urHoLEsALE or RETAH--H

vUuOI. OR RErAII.-Havne determined TO give
offer and stock
clothing trunks, &c, prices at
from
depend down. and have
decided price clothing being make, we
goods that viii give general mn
opportunity seldom offers Of procuring eVms"~
s 49, 49, j. GALIIGAN n SON,
Juno t--suf Penn. avenue, door from Tth street.
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BY DYER q MCGUIRE, Auctions

BY DYER Il MCGUIRE, Aucttoneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE lsLAND-on lnory
afternoon, 49, o'clock the premses we SHAH sen
lot. square No. 268, situated on street sooh
between l3th and i3x streets west
Terms nj sale u, ,.cr,rr
I,,,. Auctioneeu