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AUCTION SALES.
ByJ.C. MCGUIRE, Aactionssr.

By J. C. MEG u1Hk Aactionssr.
TNRuSTEE'S SALE of PRINTING MATERIAL.
Il On MONDAY morning, August ], AZ 10 O'Clock,
fishing Office of the American Telegraph" o. the
east SIDE of Sixth street. south of Pennsylvania ave
nue., the following Printing Material, viz:
Hoe 3 Co.'S Double Cylinder Nap4ex Press,
with Taylor air springs, bed 81 by IL
Double Stands, with racks
Single Stand
g Standing Gallsys
6 Imposing Sticks
1 Imposing Stone, ~ by 56
do do 4iby9
Brass Galleys
500 Tbs. Nonparei
200 lbs. Brewer
Head Type, Leads, Rules, Cnk, Chases
Stove, Tables, Chairs, and Office Fixtures.
Terms: so and under, cash; over that sum,
credit oftwo, four, and six months, for sotes sati
factorily endorsed, bearing interest.
&c. MCGUIRE,
jy 23d AuctioHeu.
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CITY LOTS FOR SALE.

A LARGE number OF LOTS in Squares Nos. 90,
IA 81 80, -, e. 81, SS, IO2 1913, I07, liz, Ii, les
III, 2a9, 23I 80, 2a5 :s2a. 35l. $685. 369 4ll 439
1872, 4si, 1919, SOL, SOB, O6, 5l5. 5l, 53i, 535, $50
544, $50, 567, sos 500 SD, ST. 5S4, COO, Gil, 60
63s, GIL, ca, 652, 65i, Csc, 667 66s 669, 6S 693
$50, SI4, Sls, S33, S34 o35, $50 s59 Sol, sea- S65
SOS, 500, 900. a58 $50, $780, $685. 9S5 900 1902 1910
1927 1888. 1895, 1898, 1872 l045, 1886, 1865, l06O
1862 1910, 1912, I073 1876, 1859, 1883; 1854, 1856
1851, 1893, l09G, 1897, 1898, Ill4, and llls
Apply to WIN II. WARD,
Attorney at Law, Browns Marble
jy 2o-eo5tt Building.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, July 3O.-12 NJ.
The demand for Flour is increasing.
Sales of State brands and Western at
SIS Isl a SIS 81. 10000 bbIs. sold
Prime white wheat 81 81. 5000 BUSH
els sold. Rcd wheat 81 55. 1000
bushels sold. Corn-prime yellow "A
cents. Stock market dull.
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Sailing of the City of Manchester.
PHILADELPHIA, July 30-1tP. NJ
The steamer City of Manchester sailed
from this port this morning, with fifty
SIX passengers, and twenty thousand dol
lars in specie.
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New YORK, July 3O-1P.M.
The steamer Franklin sailed this morn
ing with eighty-fve passengers, including
the minister to Mexico. She carried out
eight hundred and fifty thousand dollars
in specie.
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The Weather.

BALTIMORE, July 30-1s p.M.
We have had fine showers in Baltimore
to-day. 1t is now raining.
1t is also raining in Washington at this
time l-EDs.
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G.. S. McELFRESH,
Under the National Hotel,

HAVANA CIGARS,
ID ESPECTFULLY invites the citizens Of Wash
IL lngion 10 an examination OF lis stock, among
which will be found the following celebrated manu-
factories
BEN FRANKLIN; EMPIRE CITY;
CONSOLATION; ELLARERINTO;
NEGUERIBAS; TRABUCOES;
Ell EBRO; PRANSADO CONSUELO;
REGALIA LONDRE ABEZA; La INDIA:
ESLA ebay; LA FIRMEZA.
REGALIAS, of the choicest kind, at $3.50 per
thousand.
CHEWING TOBACCO, of the best quality. from
the most celebrated manufactures. iI4-lm
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IT Is A GREAT MISTAKE.

NISITERS coming TO the city of Washington, say
there is no amISement but it is n great mistake.
Gentlemen, there is FARRAR'S Bowling Saloon on
Missouri avenue, The corner OF 9th street, where
YOU may amuse yourselves at all times OF the day.
1t is sometimes crowded at night, but you can al
ways get chance i'll the afternoon, or the evening.
1t is a fact. Yours, respectfully,
"f JIM. FARRAR.
N. B.-Wanted to buy The time of a coIorcd BOY
who has got TO Tor number of years, until
he is tVPnty-ODp. iy 25-poslyy
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Philadelphia Markets, &C.
PHILADELPHIA, July Sol p. NJ.
The Philadelphia markets are unchang-
ed. The fever is abating.
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Afarm-The alarm of fire about noon to-
day, was caused by the burning of some cam
phene oil which had been wasted in the street
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VI Dcsrec CoMfered.-Wc understand that
al The late commencement at Union College,
y. Y, the degree of A. NJ. was conferred on
Or T. H. Nichols, superintendent of the In
sane Hospital being erected in this District
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The Three HUHd,ed DoHar Cuss.-We
mentioned, few days since, the circumstance
OF gentleman in this city having entrusted
to friend the charge of procuring a letter
from the post Office, which he obtained. and
took therefrom $500. The particulars of the
matter are, that the friend was left in Balti-
more to procure the letter when received from
Boston, and forward it to the owner in this
city In due time the letter came with its
valuable enclosure, and the recipient having
an unconquerable desire to see the Crystal
Palace, he appropriated the money to crafty
MS curiosity, or part of it, and went to New
lork-writing, however, before be left Balti-
more to the gentleman here. what he had done.
The owner, at this strange intelligence, be-
came a little alarmed, and started in pursuit
Of the indomitable sight hunter On arriving
IN New York, he met his TRENT, and, it is
sand, they arr anged the matter with some sort
81 satisfaction to the owner of the money As
there has been much talk about the matter
We have thought it best to give the facts above
d they were given to Us, and not vouching for
their entire truth
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Lq/y BLa"cts VictorioHs.-The trotting
match on the Columbia course. near AIexap-
dria, yesterday, resulted in favor of Lady
Blanche, although Trustee was the fayorite
with many before starting. The race was
two heats, time 6.55, 6.45. A number of
scTdb races followed, and the lovers of
horse flesh and fast nags had an evening of
nue. sport to them, although the rain did fall
last nnt furious" occasionally. Another
race Is to come off between two very famous
A'fSes next Friday, we arc informed, in skcl-
et"n wagons; drivers from New York and
IhuadelPhia. There was good attendance
yesterday for such weather-cverything went
~ veil but the horse, who refused to trot in
has usual style.
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Centre Harhet.-The principal market was
we'll supplied this morning, and although the
rain was descending very fast, purchasers
were numerous. In rainy weather when the
markets are ovcrhowed with water or slippery
with mud, we are glad to see the country
people demand and obtain big prices for their
produce. This morning there was no COM
plant of the prices from buyers or sellers
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RANK OF WASHINGTON & BANK OF ME-
- TROPOLIS.Blah Checks Oh the above Banks
either bound or by the quire or sheet. Also, ten
dozen Flank Books, Memorandum Books, Pass
Books, &c. Cap, Letter, Drawing, Tracing. Tissue,
Wrapping, and other Paper, always on hand at the
cheap Stationery, Music, and Fancy Store of
JNO. +. ELLIS, Penn. avenue
y2l- bet. 9th and 10th streets,
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G.. A. WAT SON

G.. A. WATSON,
MARBLE g. BROWN STONE YARD,
Massachusetts ave-. between 4th and 9Th SITS.
MARBLE MANTELS and MONUMENTS.
Nl TOMB and HEAD-STONES, kept con-
stantly on hand. All building work furnished
at the shortest notice and at moderate prices.
je 2t-tf
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just Received,

just Received,
A T. WHIrTLESEY'S PAINT, OIL, GLASS,
"a & LAMP STORE, on nh street, opposite Hall
Il Brothers Dry Goods Store
tons pure WHITE LEAD
% ZINC PAINT
300 gallons raw LINSEED OIL
300 8 boiled do
300 . pure SPERM OIL.
900 :. WHALEO H.
300 % LARD OH.
Also. Tanners, Neattoot, and Rosim Oils
Ccpal, Coach; Japan, ASphaltum, Daman, aud Shoe
NARNISIiES
800 boxes WINDOW GLASS, single and double
thickness, including French Plate, all sizes
Together with complete assortment of PAINTS,
all Coiors dry and ground in oil
LAMPS. GIRANDOIES, CANDEI,AHRAS some
entirely new patterns. gotten up expressly to my
order
BRUSHES of all descriptions
Adanantiac and sperm CANDLES
I'm fact have everything usually kept in a Paint
OIl, and Lamp Store, all of which We're purchased
entirely for cash, and will he sold TO suit the times
and the emergency OF the Case.
On all sums Of Scl5 and over, five per cent vii, be
deducted iof cash. Don't mistake The place,
WHITTLESEY. eth street
Nearly opposite the Avenue House.
iy 29-F&Tlm
SToCk ORDERS executed on Comm. sion, by
~ PETER A. KELLER,
~ l3-im 10Th street, opp. Treasury. Z
SHOULDER BRACES, &c-At LAMMOND'S,
~ th street, = doors below u can be found SliOul-
der Braces, desirable article for persons iHcliacd
to stoop; also, Boys Patent Leather Belts. Chill
drcn's Nursery Chairs. Jointed Fishing Rods, India
Rubber Long Combs. SC. iy 21-co:t
A CCORtEONS, &c.-At LAMMOND'S, 7ih St,
"A I'd door below f. can be found French Accnr-
deems. Violin and Guitar STRINGS, Visiting and
Playing CARDS, India Rubber Long Combs &c,
for sale very cheap, for cash. jy 2S-co3t
lust received at BAKERS Periodical Depot on
- the Island
Putnams Industry of all NatiOns--a weekly record
of the Worlds Fair at New York
Graham's Magazine
Godey's Ladys Book
I.adys National Magazine for August
Old Put, or the days of 'I6a brilliant narrative of
some OF the mos, stirring incidents of the Rcvo-
luliOnary War
Agnes, the beautiful vivid picture of New York
life. ~ p
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~ The MAINE LAW IN VERMoNT.-'sNever in
Us the history OF Vermont legislation has an en-
actnent met and destroyed the evil it was in
tended Tor, as completely and satisfactorily as our
present Liquor Law."-Buriinston Courier.
- temperance Meetings to morrow, near English
Hill, AT 3 O'Clock, and at Temperance Hall, at TX
O'Clock, p. m.
Rev Mr.. Dennison, A. T. Harrington and others
VIII address the meetings. GEO. SAVAGE,
~ D-lt President f. Il. A. s.
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A CARD.
WOULD respectfully call the attention of the
public TO an examination of the choicest assert
mrnt OF genuine HAVANA CIGARS ever offered IN
this market, $4,000 of which have received with
III the last ten days direct from Havana. They will
be sold wholesale or retail. at moderate prices.
w0dld also ask attention to my fine stock OF
WINES, BRANDlES, TEAS, &C., which will be
found to compare tavorably with any to be found in
the city as 10 quality and price.
E. e. DYER, Penn. avenue,
iy 2l-lOtifd bet. 18th and 18th streets.
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FOR RENT,
JAMES M, HAUG.

JAMES NJ. HAIG.
NO. 1873 BALTIMORE STREET, Baltimore, Md,
Importer and Manufacturer of LADIES' DRESS
TRIMMINGS, and French, German, English and
Italian GOODS, has on hand, and is constantly re-
ceving by direct importation. all the latest styles of
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
TO which he invites the attention of merc hans visit
ing the city, all of which nc will sell on the most rca-
sonable terms, wholesale and RETAIL such as
Scrpentine and Russia Braids
Melted and Plain Silk Fringes
Silk Ginps; Basket, Agate, and Silk Buttons
Silk and Worsted Laces; Embroidery Braids
Embroidery and Purse Silk, Saddlers' Silk
Worsted Braids; Embroidered Gmps
Port Monnaies; Hair Brushes
Buffalo and Shell Combs
Bags and Purses; Purse Ornaments
French Perfumeries, Sc, &c. Wifi
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Sailing Of the Steamer Franklin

Expressly for Ghc Daily Evening star.
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NEW PAINT AND OIL STORE.

FINHE Undersigned, e. $. WHITTLEsEy, has opened
l. Store on the east side of Seventh street, be
tween Louisiana avenue and ID street. for The sale of
LAMPS, CAMPHiNE. &c. Having purchased The
entire stock for cash, great inducements will be Of
fered to those desiring goods in my line.
All goods delivered free of charge i'm any part of
the city. Z. WHITTLESEY.
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HAVING solid out my entire bu.ine.-

Having sold out my entire business
to MIR. &. 5. Whittesey, and gone in his employ, I
cheeriully recommend him to my friends and custo-
for their patronage for whatever they may wish
in his line of business; knowing whatever orders
they may furnish him with will be promptly attend
ed to, and of the very best material.
jy l5-eo2w A HATCH, JR.
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MILLINERY.

AN Mrs. l.. ALLEN has Just opened large as
G@sJ~ Sortmcnt of BONNETS. RIBBONS, CAPS,
FLOWERS, and FANCY ARTICLES, on Penn
sylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th SIS, south
side. iv 10 colin
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Mr.. Boulanger sent samples of figs
May we inquire what sort of figs these were?
How large, what weight, and were they worth
cultivating9 We saw these figs weighed, and
their average was but a few pennyweights
short of four ounces. And still this fact and
others are omitted in the report
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Gatolouluo, N0lon IS. 1858. n16N
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03
An Farmers ultO latlOwirtbe
Nr. 98. g. Nanolp6fn

Sc9t an, rap in rem 9tlmtppn @aawert be-
ftanpi9 Ga5talt tu baten it, Der teipnpers in gro
fen StSptcn iebr 9eiudt mrp, inoem CT ais Gips
9rl1ct nidt oarin ais pas SprSi8tiMfte Diin9tn9ss
mittcl brtannt, Irnprrn aud Snletten lmp g8irs
mcr Spn @lrtcngcpS6lcn bStt. Gr entbGlt ale
apn 9rpBen Ganppirtbrn unb G9entitern empfrb<
= Itne pas 91a@Ifn bcfGrpernpe 8rfanbttelr, ais {:
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pcre Sal,e, EeIonper5 II CT 1eHr seidlmdn8rrt nit
f6wefellaMcm amupniaf, wrl6rs ais pas 9rHbte
sSaGstbum befSrprrtbe prinrip 1nsrtannt 1T, unp
megrn ieinrn ltAenfen Gcru@ eXesreu ppn jents
gen Saatcn GbbSlt guA 1T eial ld1tiuns Scn
pben9cnanntrn SGwrIrlammcndd bier su Daten,
weldeS an @Frfstaume st8cifn, bielelEen BON
3crltBrlnts err g9urStln pGrM 9Siirmer tcfreit.
Stcblmtbar 1T beitdnpis gu baben unt GaGrr,
5cnIrn unb IrnItge5 6plSmrrf 9cgrn 6euhtt8tett
su I4dBrn rs bur6prinst pas SrlS unb matAt eS
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aud Jtrafs, fiji Sdntiepe gum iawrilm ip mertbs
Spa, iinp britdnpi9 bier Su Haten.
Q(uentomn 9a5perfe.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03
81 1t = q mlcmfc,
Gobinetma6er, &utfbcnmober II. lnberc.

Sablnetnl0Der, Nutl0enmober II. Nnoerc.
Die llntrrsci6nrtrn tenuben birIe Gclcecnbeit
I'm prm putlifum tetannt gu maiden, No6 ibre
6obel MGDlc, Slittiu9 MGble, S6Tbs
Maibine, Stdpe Moibine, 0rebz
bdnte, Girfular uno 8bipzSG9en,
nb anbrre @ai@inertc, nun in SEaigcr Operation
M, ute fte Itnp nun creit 6lrprbrarrs u boz
beln, Iettrrn np falSrn, ipic aud 9Grttrrz ,lne
S6clItrorpS ami cncr cher bcrm Soften atsus
bobeIn; rrS8Irtdrn 9rlG9tcS Scl, richer AT ii.
gen, Su h9ene elmer trIicbiscn Tide Spn 6 3pa
bis 3pa. Sie Scrfcrtiaen icce g(rt GcnTerrobs
me1j F0pat SnpS, Gbiirrn up Mpulbingsj
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Fnpn. Sic Ioten aud fcrIwabrrnp auf SauS
m,p SIT Srrfauicn, otlr Sprtrn
Settpfciten, Siibbeinc, @a9ennobcn, oez
bo9ene 6el8en uno 9annen, Sponiib=
Seoern 9i9orzSorcn,
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t9m, uno 9rin, &trI6en, BnllnuB, rrrr onbcra
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trr ;u I19tn; 9ttidioGs 5o6s0aubcn lnp 81.
ben gu idneipcn fir 6purbGrrel1 unS onrcrr letd,1
te SaIrr.
Sie trftn tur@ itrtn9f 9tufmrrtlamtcit in ibs
rem @cihSftc, np tiaigc grriIc, cine litrrale lln>
terltttsH9 einco ppblmptmprn YuGlitums 3u err
baltci1.
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le, SIt2lacntaun.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03
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tie 9l69dbc Srn ctncm Sbalcr aui jerrs mrii6rrtc
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liren pnbin mttjUGrtn9cn:
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8uthSpilIt NcrowbtitbalI, SRtltprcbs, ltu9uit 2l,
DcrnepS, GtrmbtttbaH, 0cnntrto0S, Qu9ult %,
apptt5, SoIjtur9, Srtto9s 2(u0uit 26,
SNtIIcrStaun, 2rwtrmouE9ic, Gomilo9s, 2(u9. 81,
epnnpIc, SQun Saunibip, 9Tcntu9S, Iu9uit %,
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&rirrtr, 20. SNithprtbS, luQuit "a,
Sd9trsNiGt, ociodbr9, Ntnurto9s, Nu0uit %,
Pcnes Strbr, 9cp0ilI, 6rIitoNt, Nu9uit 26,
8aIStspiGi. 9IcrpWbdtbaII, Samil09s, 2tu9 27.
Der 6tc 2tI6nitt hrs 5rritrtefS Scrrrrnct, ba6
jcbrs Mt9licb Ieinen rrer iBrrn She'll folder glns
iGbc innrrDal6 ncun3ig 3aScn scn Der Setannts
ma6ung CnGmlid Srm 81. Olai an) tcm S6abs
mciltcr ;u tr5aDlm bdt, ipipri9rniaGs pas Nltts
9lisp ben brppctten 2lnlnb gu cntri6trn bat rmb
ron alien Srrtbclcn Der @erliderrmg ausgel6trIs
fen wirp. 9luf SefeN bsr Srare.
Daniel Soau5um, Qr6foent.
aarpn Mulf, See.
Suli 81. no3m