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Sugar and MoIasses mt Auction.
IN Friday next Instant ~ O'Clock, r. A. RI.
Dodve wharf, Of the schooner crenvay from Ponce
Porto Rico, consisting Of
2oS bids prime
EDw e. WRIGHT, Auctioneer,
June a3--didif [Aer. Gar. n Geo. AdvJ Georgetown
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By A. GREEN, Aactionecr.

+ ARGE STOCK or BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUCTION
Ia Mendsy osth shall sell at 10 o'clock,
and side Of
the Of I'm street, and
A. IL and Of
variety, The above
been recently laid In, and Of modern style.
Terms All 81 under eQ5, S25, and
cecdina So credit Of days $50 credit OF two Hnd
tour months for satisfactorily endorscd bearing interest
June 2f-d A. GREEN, A.cfoneer.
will closed "wednesday, the 23d instant In
prepare sale Al indebted the subscriber
respectfully requested call and settle their accounts
THOMAS A. SCOTT.
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by y. Q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

IIoUsE AND LOT At AUCTIoN--op Monday afternoon
III 2sb, sthsf O'Clock the premises, shall sen o
J6s, 10Th
between and north, having front on 10Th street OF .
LIS inches 20 feet alley and improved
by q story dwelling.
residue satisfactorily secured bearing
interest Al OF the purchaser
June 2t-d j. g. MCGUIRE, Auctionesr.
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THE Principal C) Male Academy
teacher who qualified
various English branches and the lower lie
man, habits and good
An applications mube and by letter paid
the Principal.
reh o.
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iiIs large, new and elegant hotel for the
The public viii hnd all
respects 10 the best American hotels
Location few steps nom the shore, with magnificent view Of
AARON GARhETSON,
June 24-lmo Propnetor.
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NEw YoRK, June z3.-There is growing dissatisfaction
among large portion of the wings OF this city the
naton OF General Scott, and efforts being made get
up convention TO nominate Mr.. Webster independ
candidate,
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Later from the Rio GraaJe

NEW ORLEANS, June 2l-Advices have been received
to-day from Galveston Texas, which state that the Amer
the Rio Grande are OF intense excitement
in consequence OF the repeated murders committed by the
Mexicans and Indians.
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Loss of Schooner dnrawan aud all on board.

OswEeo, June 23-The schooner Pearl (arrived at THU
port Yesterday reports that the schooner Annawan which
left there Monday last capsiZed when fifty miles out
and all on board persisted The Annawan was owned in
this city.
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VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY AT AUCTIoN.-on Mon
day afternoon June 2oth, at O'Clock, shall sell fifteenth
street, The Department INTERIOR valuable
private library belonging the OF tbs Matthew
Clarke consisting Of about 900 Volumes the Of which
Tarea nd valuable 'H
The sale will be continued nom evening eyeang,
hour, until they all sold
Catalogues may be had by calling at my
Terms CASH j. @. Mcguire,
June 24--d Aucioneer
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bank of tho Metropolis,
Washington. lupc A. faff

general meeting Of the ,tcckholde Of this bank win be held
n the banking house Monday the s day Of July o
Of eiecnr ensuing
The polls will open 10 O'Clock, m, and close at
O'Clock, m.
June 5-eot2ojune sdi5hJuy RID. SMITH.
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A cARD-Imporant 70 men q f.shcn.-G T. GREEN, pro
~ pretor Fashionable Shirt making nt
New York. respectfully gentlemen
Washington Georgetown, and the vicinity, Wash
ncton Let June During that
he viii he happy 70 take The orders o. gentlemen
Of
United States c. r. system
by himself perfect mathe
mnfcni precision, and punctuay the
lively guaranteed
The subscriber puts Wizards Hotel,
orders there, attend gentlemen
po-e OF taking their measure Sc
GEO. T. GREEN,
May@-cndfhf No. 1 hstor House York.
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NEWPORT, r. l.. June 2i.-The wing State convention
last night nominated Elisha Harris. Isaac II. Hazard
Amos ID. Smith, and Charles Aen presidential electors
for this State.
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cARDDr a. %. MARTIN has opened a corner
will find him.
Al 0~du
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Disaster on Lake Erie.

CLEvELAHp, June 23.-The splendid steamer Northern
Indiana in collision about O'Clock this morning
with the schooner Plymouth, from Milan, loaded with
wheat The schooner completely cut in two, and
sunk immediately the hands board fortunately being
saved The Northern Indiana put into this port about day
light much injured and with three feet water in her hold
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

FURNITURE, GROCERIES, sc, AT AUCTIoN.-On Saturday
instant shall sell in front Of auction store at
O'clock good and general assortment OF nniture groceries
cigars and LIQUORS additions till sale. A. GREEN
June a5-9t Auctionosr.
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FOR uARPER's FERRY.

(pArLy Ltsr.)
THE eil Fashion viii the ensuing
commencing from this date between Georgetown and Harper.
Ferry
Leaving Georgetown daily AT D. M arriving Haper's Ferry
morning time for The for Cumberland and
Winchester.
Returning leaving apers Ferry at arriving at George
morning o'clock
omnibu.es win Be readiness arrival passengers
Georgetown, 10 convey them 10 Washington.
py-Fsre through, including board, 81 90
Mar 2s-dn
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I'VE received lot OF goods, consisting
w in part Of, vtzi
4 case lawns NJ 1'tenn
4 ease striped shssNhurg ainrhams, NJ l2i
4 case superior lawns, Mt ~ cents
4 case linen iustres, for travelling dresses
100 pieces 6ne plain cambrcs, nj l9k cents
50 do striped plain Swiss muslins, cheap
50 10 plain do 90
so do dotted do 90
Colored md W silk vistes 40
Bersee., black and colored silks do
Grape hsw and all other dry goods usually kept In linz
june os-eo3tf HALL BROTHER.
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Railroad Spirit IN Nsw Orleans.

New ORLEANS, June 2l-The vote taken Throughout at
this city to-day the proposition real in order
to raise the OF three million six hundred thousand dol
lars, TO be applied towards the construction Of the New
Orleans Jackson, and Opeousas railroad. II carried
by large majority, and the result received with the
greatest enthusiasm salute Of 100 guns fired In
tion exhibited.
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we are requested the Observatory Is now engaged in
making Of with the astronomical
expedition public service requires that the omcers
while engaged interrupted and therefore has been
decided evening from and
sfr sunset Nsffe
June1
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.-The subscribers
giving timely notice 10 their patrons that their respective
will be made the 26 instant and before
july which time will be confidently
forward settle and avail themselves Of the opportunity
which shall from that date offer by closing entire
summer goods at cost HOOE, BROTHER, & co.
Iune1l lm
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HALIFAX, June 2lThe official quotations of cotton by
the Niagara which holders willing sell, are fair
Orleans 3l6 Old fair MOBILIZE 81 SD fair upands SD
a 81 u.
The weather has proved very favorable to the growing
crops and commercial affairs all the country promise
we'll Reports OF tho continental markets highly salts
factory.
letter by the Niagara states that Jenny Godschmidt
arrived in good health and Spirits and greeted by
many friends The letter further that she had already
received several propositions sing operas and concerts,
but declined until further time for consideration.
The designs of Louis Napoleon upon Belgium are at
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Mard Faore, President Of United Of .9cG,
~ ,rbora may
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited
Heinrich Meek. appointed
city OF Bremen AZ Philadelphia do hereby recognise him
and declare him free and enjoy such functions
and privileges allowed OF the
tons In the United States.
In testimony whereof
ent, and the seal OF the United AFFIXED
Given under hand the city Washington day OF
L. 81 juno, A. D. 1854 and Of the Independence
States Of America seventy
WILLARD FILLMORE.
ny the President.
DasiEL WEBSTER, Secretary OF State.
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GENTS wanted Immediately to distribute the Bal-
Republican Argus democratic penny paper through
this city For particulars address W. W. Edwards through the Of
T. c. Donn Louisiana Bank of WASH
stating where interview may be had which win
prompt attention. w. w. EDWARDS.
June 23--dH
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An OPPORTUNITY purchase Dry Goods nj
sacrhce cashhe subscberr having determined
their order with
the rapid going in the national metropolis
especially for the better accommodation OF
customers respectfully citizens OF Washington,
Alexandria, Georgetown, and visiting the city, thai they
will to-day sell of their stock Of goods
and articles much below We shall continue TO sell
18th July; shall have
disposed OF the whole stock The viii then be closed for
short time In order 10 make the improvement
while selling will be This opportunity
thai before itself citizens and they will
examine the stock and what goods be
determined to sell them cheap TO be able
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, n Co
June 17--lwdf
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ny Il. n. sTRATToN. Auoaoneer

ny IL. N. sTRATTON, Auctionoer.
ITNIMPRovED LOT IN THE FIRST wARD.-on Monday
" the premises O'Clock shall sell The
north half Of 10, No "a in square No situated on both stree
wes between and north, containing 373 feet.
third residue In equal payments sir and
months. satisfactorily secured Conveyance
at the expense Of the purchaser. June 2--a
By II. N. srRATrON, Anctionoer
yTALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON TINE fsLANb.-on Thurs
day July is, the premises, at O'Clock shall sell
square No. ALL and fronting 9th and lot No
~ fronting 9Th street and streets SOUTH eaef
being Is by 90 running alley 10 feet wide.
third residue in equal and
years satisfactorily secured Conycyance at Tho
expense Of purchasers. June 25-dts
CMOLIET's Works, fine English edition. 1881, with
- many enpavings, complete for 81, comprsingi
Roderick Random
Peregrne Pickle
Humphrey Climber
Ferdinand Count Fahom
Launcelot Grcsves
Adventures OF Atom
Travels France and Italy
Expedition against Carthsgcnn
His Dramatic works, Poetry &C, &c., and
Life and Works OF the author with
portrait from Sir Joshua Reynolds.
June 25 FRANCK TAYLOR
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AUCTION NOTlCE.The respectfully
II his public that he commenced the auction
business his aud offers his
the sale description Of and personal property
favorable terms.
With the various departments
business, which he has personally
Washington the aucioDeer the late
Dyer Bro and Dyer Mcclure, he deems unnecessary
attendance relied
OF business and sales OF cashed without
delay.
of merchandise commission wishing employ
will call the Office Of A. Rotwel
street, of7 found during business hours ready
and prepared the calls Of the public.
Respectfully, L. N. sTRATTON.
IuneI O--dtf
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SiIix and Lace hantIias, very eheap.-Lades wishing
" 10 purchase manllas will find their
call and examine sell
III great loss in order TO close by 18th July
CLAGErr, NEWTON, MAY, d co.
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CARD-we respectfully customers that on
bis each and before the Both
and respectfully request their viii be
promptly thereby saving the trouble 20 send after The money
:" iu ~ asIeostiS HALL BROTHER.
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Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Pcrfumery, Fancy Ar
ticles, DC.

Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy Ar
ticles, DC.
CAMUEL X SYLVESTER Druggist Of streets,
the possession OF stock of pure unauthorized
drugs medicines chemicals, together with and beau
popular approved peumees
fashionable oe fancy articles c all Of which he tenders for
sale n the pleasing and accommodating terms
Grateful LIBERAL continuous rously
establishment he begs the
ORDERS heretofore, will continue his prompt
personal attention.
Phyricans' carefully compoundedths depart
ment being under mis- sole supervision
SODA WATER
His Fountain Swans patent atmospheric from which the
of genuine carbonaied soda eycol
be quaed copous Righteousness in active operation, H.
usang by daily increasing the just appreciation Of
superior properties agreeable paaable
qualities the nspd huri cabonc acid generated
copper fountains under thar
cognomen dispensed to conhding, unsuspcctng public
June l7-eo2w
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Madame .Aiboni'. First Concert

New York. June 23The first OF Madame Albo.
MI the great contrao, took place this evening" at Metro
polan Hail. which densely crowded by a brilliant
and fashionable audience She has created greater
rore than did Jenny Lind Her concert takes place
on Monday next
CUMBERLAND, June 2L-The cars. with those who were
attending the celebration of the opening OF the Baltimore
and Ohio raroad left here this morning for Baltimore, all
well, and will arrive In Baltimore this afternoon The af
fair oil in admirable style. All present enjoyed
themselves TO the fullest have time to give
details
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GssERAL LAND oFrIos,
March ~, 1859.

CxsERAL LAND OFFoH,
March rs ie5a.
(Y the first section Of the act Of Congress entitled
ID King land assgaabie, and ior other
proved March 2ad, 1854 provided, That All mill
which under
law Of the United and all valid locations Of
which have been may made hereby declared 20
be asssnabe by deed instrument OF writing made
after The taking effect Of this according such puu
ant such regulations by bs
the General Land ohlce assignee with all the
OF the original OF the or locauon.n
In accordance with the this section the following
forms prescribed or the assignment and
referred 10, wit
FORM FOR THE ASSIGNMENT OF THE WARRANT.
No. 4.
For value received, l. A. H. whom the within No.
issued, do hereby sell and assign q. D., OF
and 20 his heirs and assigns forever said warrant
authorize him locate the and patent
Witness my hand and seal, this day ls5
Attest A. b. lsEALl
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THE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders of The
Magnetic Telegraph Company will be held in the city Of Pha
delpha Directors Room of the company Thursday
9Th day of July poKimo at O'Clock for the election Of Off
which all ckholdc
respectfully requested TO attend.
WM M. SWAIN, President
ABEL RATHBoSR CoRBIs, Secretary.
M lid
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DIED,
On Monday night last Instant Hi Prince
liam county, Virginia, WILLIAM ALLEN aged "a years.
Alexandria papers please copyl
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q. w. Ygppr, ". ?. MILLER,
OF Washington CITY ofNngina
VERIFY ~ MILLER,
between 9Th and sth Streets Washington d.
WHOLESALE dealers in foreign and domestic staple
ncy dry goods carpets, mainrr, oil cloths, table
and bed Spreads blankets heengs and housenr
nsl,ine dry goods generally.
suiet, prompt, personal given orders.
Dec 9T-tyif
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DOY Wanted n Farm--The % an
active and intelligent boy from II IL years age
and the manager Of the place under whom would be
desirable place boy whose friends wish
and thorough farmer Of him. lie will live family
Of the farm, where he will have good home TO suitable
fair wages will be Apply the Union
Office. June 22-dlw
NOTICE in relation 70 our BiIis-We hereby notify all
IN indebted their
off in DETAIL and will be presented to them the 25t of
month"; Early attention payment earnestly requested.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
20-Imif E
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June 20-3uf
(MiEAP Biii Paper, and stationery OF all kinds.
" Fine bill envelopes 81 a thousand.
Fine letter and fooscap paper 81 IS aud OIL so
Fine steel pens - cents box, containing gross)
Ledses journals books blank books all
sizes and quality, at very low prices,
TAYLOR MAURY,S
June Book and Stoionery Store near 9th street.
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Two THE REVEREND CLERGY.-1he Washington Ma
uonai Monument anguishing for the
carry on The board Of managers beg leave the cle
gymsn throughout the United States that anniversary
Independence will fall Sunday up
collections in their churches this patriotic object
Inne2
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The acknowledgment Of this power attorney be aen
certified IN the the Acknowledgements the sales
certificate Of herein prescribed, %
must also he endorsed the
J. BUTTERFELpi
April 2-2sn3w Commaione'
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HALIFAX, June 23.-The steamer Niagara arrived OF
the bar last night but owing TO the fog did not get up
till to-day at She brings Liverpool dates TO 81 p
m on the 18th instant and so through passengers She
passed the Arctic on the lsh in latitude so 40, Longitude
SO Az
The Atlantic arrived al Liverpool al the 9th.
The Sarah Lands left Liverpool Tor New York on the
10Th
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~ y. FOWLER ~ CO., odd-FelIow's Hall, 7sh street,
". Washington beautiful of American
and table cutlery. Among which
superior Of Henry
kenes from mandatory OF John Garsde, OF New
ark New Jersey.
They impoaons, full
CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENS WARE,
in all their varieties they will
terms and they a call from all who in
June l6-eod2w
NOKE-NECK shirts made TO order, and warranted
the best quality onlySTsrvNss Browns Hotel has
making year.,
&c nicmen wishing good article and
well mad will leave their orders AT
sTEyENs's Sales Room, under Browns Hotel
June IQ-6ufsod
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0 Board Healthy meeting win be held on sat,
urdsy, 18th instant, at ~ O'Clock, m June IS
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GREAT bargains In Dry Goods.-We have now on
following decided goods which
selling at prices that cannot fail IA please
20 pieces handsome style bsrere, ut Is cents
100 do bcreee de lane a. l6, 10, 90, and IS cents.
100 do lawns from i2k TO rs
20 do mourning lawns, from IAN to % cent?
10 do black berege
10 do shay berege de laine plain coo for travel
ling dresses
10 do foulsrd silks, cheap
very In French printed jaconct
DO figured sbaliys, very bandsome styles.
June b-dmif VERY MILLER.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS-Thc trustees Of Charlotte Hall
School, 81 Mays county, Maryland desire employ
teacher principal take charge Of the classical de
parmcnt institution
thorough gentleman, with e1persnce In teaching
would he preferred
OF capacity Sc be made be-
FIRE July 9th. Postage prepaid to Md BROWNE Prncps
Charlotte Hall School, Maryland.
The $50 and onethrd OF the tuition which
amou $500 June 6-tillIuly2O
IMPORTANT Members OF the Democratic and
WING National and strangers generaiyPofson,
and wishing
friends and families will find The following useful and desirable
goods
plain embroidered white and colored Grape
60 styles summer viies
$50 passo ali sylesthe stock the city, and
lowest prices
very styles ladies' goods
bereees, berege dc lame, shalys mains, jscones egm
dies, lawns, &c.
10 boxes embroidered handkerchiefs, from ri 10 SO
20 do embroidered and Lise- thread hose
30 do silk hose, all styles
do and In fact everything pertaining
VERY MrILERs,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and sth streets.
June 5-dlmf
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Alexandria
a sSe>1 THE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will de-
par, as follows Boat. fare, y cents coach fare Q
fare half street,
coach also leaves the Capitol at OK, 10Y, 49, 5x, en-
Leave Alexandria at TX, OK, l0k, ~, IN, 4, 5x,7
JOB CORsON,
June 32-d Captain
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lust Openings style visiies
~ bsek lace points, very pretty
90 pieces very choice styles white embroidered muslin
20 do nne white swiss
30 do plaid cambucs, from l2X cents up
10 do very 6ne Irish linen, of Barkies
braed brand
50 do Richardson's heavy family linens the goods
used
Gentlemen wishing for shring purposes well
give call with other article In line and at that
cannot fail 20 please.
VERIFY d MILLER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between TN and e,h
June 5-dmf
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For norfolk, Old Point, and Plney Point

NOrIOIk, POINT, POINT.
= sr THE steamer osCEOLA leaves Washington for
above places Wednesday and Saturday
O'Clock, M. arriving Norfolk morning in
going Returning will leave Norfolk every
Monday and Thursday Mt O'Clock p. IN.
She will ouch going and Old Point Pney Point
Cone river, and the usual landings the Potomac.
Passage Norfolk IS, Old Point 81; TO Old Point
and return, 81; to Pney Point 81.
June I0-du JAMES MITCHELL.
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CTILEs's Austria I'm Isss-'so, vols s.e.' WIN
- portraits. -, .r,v,op
Harpers Magazine for Juno. FRANck ihpbo.-
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Apps Niche Gold Pens-Dssented 1854 -Embrrenf n
IL the properties In the finest qnl with the durability % Wv
metal Recommended by well known citizens Of Wshins
For sale at the agency, TAYBoRs MAUkfs
May I'D bookstore, near sh street.
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CARD-The of the public IL called TO the sale Of
property O'Clock, 9Th
nhordng opportunity for the purchase OF
Of best property In the city JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
June 25--H Aucuoneer
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r. s. EVANS, II. q. FAINT
Late Chief Clerk Pension Office. Missouri.
CyANs q FAINT, Attorneys and Agents, opposite
u Treasury Building Washington, prompt
Unted PENSIONS bounty land, back and
Mr. Evans will especial attention rejected
and suspended revolutionary pension claims.
Highest prices paid for waao and orders for them from
distance promptly filled.
Of Congress and officers Of the
orally. tRepnblcJ June lb-d3n
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ZINE English Editions at half price :, =. 81
smoes novels and miscellaneous works. complcp ~ NAM,
large octave, fine edition with many ibusuahoh'
price So .,ic,
Fedng- complete works similar edition same ass ..s o
spenccrs poeiics and other works comp'etc IN on.
,nvo, fine edition, London 1850, ~ osusuai price "
The Arabian Nights, complete In octave volume, IN
London, 1851 ensrsvinFs, 81 59msuh Price ona
Broughams Poecal Philosophy, hrec volumes octave
1870, s. 5o--usua price 81. a n
R,,ers History Ancient Philosophy, four volumes oca'O''
usual price sl4. CO. - ,o,t.d
staple vaue, (oniy few copies Of each for sac or an
The low Of prices imported ~ he
Iure ' ~ w ~ w rRANcK TAYIoh
THE VIRGINIA REPORT of 1879 and iso", , ," 30
ing NE alien and sedon laws, and the Virgins
1893, the debate proceedings therein, and e'nef
lususivc, complete in volume. ~ 80, .,cy r.yOn
June rs FkANth ih'