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DEATH OF JUDGE GLrsN.-The Hon. John Glenn,
Judge OF the district court of Maryland died a, his resi-.
dence Gainesville Friday afternoon, at about
o'clock. The deceased has been well known through
his active life, TO the citizens OF Baltimore "a an
attorney OF distinguished ability, a of remark bic
energy, and business habits of the most comman ding
character In his professional life he was emne ny
successful and his iruseeshp he had the direction OF
an almost incredible amount OF property His personal
professional. aud political influence throughout the State
OF Maryland has been very great-uneqused, perhaps.
by any OF his contemporaries and numbers have par.
tcpaed in The benefits he enabled dispense by it,
He was a warm friend. and jealous in his attachment
and service TO those who enjoyed his friendship. Open
handed TO the poor, there many who with sorrow
for his departure, will feel the absence OF his private
charities
Judge Glenn has until recently, believe, oc-
CAPPED any public office. lie was ia his early days.
candidate for the legislature bat unsuccessful one
Upon the death OF Judge Heath, eighteen months ago.
Mr. Glenn then the bar, received the appointment al
the hands of President Fillmore, the duties Of which he
discharged until visited by the sickness which has ter
minated in death. He Frustrated by general debility
some two months ago, but rallied Abou, three weeks
since he suffered attack of aundice. but sustained il
with vgor, and not considered in danger. Drs
Bucker and Wilkins were in attendance the latter con-
SANITY, and left him Thursday evenisg without any
unusual indications At four o'clock on Friday morning
he seized with pains and suffered for a con-
siderable time without any relief At length violent
bemohage OF the lungs supervened and he rapidly de-
clned until at . o'clock, p. m, be expired
The deceased fifty eight years OF age lie leaves
family consisting of his wife, four daughters and two
sons-BaI Sun.
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MIsERALs IN New MExico-We have in our pos.cs-
sion Two specimens OF iron from the silver mine near
Dons Aaa which being work ed very successfully
ty MIR. Stephenson though without that outlay OF CAPT
tai which ]. Tor the large product that yielded
BY many of the mines of Mexico. We understand III
by different channels. large number of similar speci
mems have been sent into The States with view TO analy
s by competent persons OF the results Of this
those interested in the mines have doubt for the rea
son that they have practical silver mining
aud are actually by the des processes extracting cous
cradle Quantities OF the metal from these ore. The chief
object had in view by them and others in New Mexico
who have sent in these specimens is that capitalists in
The States being satisfied that there are rich silver mines
IN The county may have their attention turned to IT, The
range OF mountains where this ore is found il quite ex
tensve and doubt Exists among persons well qualified
from their knowledge Of the silver mines of Mexico 10
Judge IN this matter that these mountains stored in
great abundance with this precious metal.
Besides these specimens OF silver. bad shown TO us
by Major Greiner quantity OF quicksilver wes hing
ches. the Del Nor,e about miles Of Santa Fe
This metal is found gobules and sometimes in it'll.
pools near the surface at the Of shrubs on The
earth in damp spots underneath the rocks and stones OF
the neighborhood. se HH...tH
The mineral wealth OF New Mexico as we have again
and again contepded, IL greatly undcvaIued The est
mate put upon that Territory by counifymeh does no
SORT OF justice to its resources railroad through i,
would develop those resources 10 an extent which II
predicted now. would be believed by nobody save those
who have been in the country and impar examined
II st Lom,, Intel ~
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TIL. JEFFERSON.

oESHaAL CAss-During our reccn, vis, 10 Detroit, i,
company WIN number Of friends, called on The VEN
M" at his old mansion in excellent health eno,;...
sood Old age, with all the comforts OF life bloom;,r
aouno MN. With nations respect and esteem. no
lees mat y better 10 be right than 10 he President
no' erae'ly IN log cabin but in the sam. plain
.aosons'anuai old brown frame house erected ON NJ.
'..m sooa a'sr the war OF 1912 In looking on hi.
Oh. ~. ~ however, one melancholy reflection
L.h, 81 49, s ss 'ofy years has been the life and
a. - -, "sns'on-ihe hope, the comforl and the
pyv "s iord-s no more The old statesman !. l.l, 10
m' pans OF lie, with the evening shades gather
.Io'no num- uosustained by that strong hand which
US nope and prop 10 the morning OF his life Long
W." ne i've 10 enjoy nations gratitude and esteem
s., give that republic, for whose establishment, his
p,fed h'- lite, The benefits OF his counsel and adj
wee !-indiap -pois sent,n.i
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From New Mexico.

Extract OF letter officer OF the army stationed in
this city, received by The last FL Paso mail, from
gentleman residing at Fort Fillmore, New Mexico,
daed May 81 1858:
General Tas and staff spent several days of the past
week this pos. He came on the invitation of the
his visit He gave us 10 understand Thai he should
Withdraw his troops from this frontier at once having
orders from Mexico 10 that effect"
Fort Fillmore is situated on the east bank OF
the RIO Grande above E Paso, and opposite the Me-
silla valley.
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TuE MICRO SIN consequence Of The rigid en-
forcemeni Of the 18Th article OF the constitution OF
Indiana the black population OF that State leaving
hundreds Tor quarters receny vacated 10 the eastern
States The Cincinnati Commercial OF the sh ult saysi
We scarcely pass along the landing in these long June
days whos seeing negro families with their
household plumber, recently landed from OF the
lower river or Madison steamers Becoming little Gu.
rous with regard 10 this feature in African
ens made inquiry and found that they moving
from indiana consequence OF the severe enacmenis OF
the legislature enforcing the 18Th article Of the
stituon in that Stale. All persons whose mothers
unable 10 prove the possession OF greater proportion
than one sixteenth OF European blood, and who came
INTO Hooserdom since November !, 1851, forced TO
take up their beds-if they have any--and walk All
negroes muIa,toes, quadoons, oeageroohs, duodeea.
roons, &c, who prove residence in the State PRIOR
To November 1, 1884, allowed to remain under Ger.
tain conditions and by registering their names With the
county clerk. Any person who employs negro who -
State contrary 10 the new law u liable TO hne OF
not less than ten nor than Eve hundred dollars.
fDen. Union
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ny GREEN ~ SCOTT, Auotion.or..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.-oa Monday,
Y the Ilti instant, shall SELL the
handsome building fronting north l. feet be
9Th running back 30 II
alley containing 57lb
No 5i3 Persons wishing purchase fine building
located where rapidly
well 10 attend the sale.
third each balance in and ~
deferred
deed and deed Of nken. Tile nds
pdable. GREEN X SCOTT,
Id
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by J. q. MCGUIRE, Auctlonecr.

CyTEAMBOAT HOTEL AT AUCTION-On Monday after
y O'Clock, premises shall sell
square Ith
building,
so feet I21
fret0 inches u feet alley.
cash sdue in equal instruments Of
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Sd AuctonecT
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MONTREAL, July s-Last evening Mr.. Hughes, formerly
Indian interpreter and la the employ Of the Hudson Bay
Company for Az years las Instantly killed on the Montreal
and New York railroad Hls horss dashed on The uack
and both IL aud the earrisso veto torn % pieces
The tobacco and snuh mandatory Of A. Levy at GIE
hnslown, was destroyed by nre this morning.
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n BEAT bargains to be had I'm Dry Geods.-As
far advanced and OF
on much
they had the District, comprising In part
A arg OF
large stock Of figured and plain bctsSes
large Of French lawns
large stock OF English aad American lawns
large stock bcregc dc isines
A large stock OF Grape and other shawa
A large stock Of ginghsms
A largs stock Of plain and figured Swiss musins
A large stock OF plaid and striped cambrics
large stock OF and nsitinxs
A larGe sock Of hosiery
A Iarse Of all kinds
A large lot Of remnants, to be sold very low.
Those respectfully
goods
psy July aud Jsnuaf.
July lo-5sw2ru HALL l. BROTHER.
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CLE vELAsp, July s-A fIe last night destroyed Dewitt
and Co.. agricultural impt ment iscory. Lambs sale.
Tatus mandatory, BaInetts machine shop and
other buildings, together with Of tn cir Lose
yet aseeaued IL is believed have been the WORK
Of an iacendary, and man has been arrested aus.
plcon.
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Fatal, MOT.

PHILADELPHIA, july "a riot occurred en- the 4h inst,
place called Halle ton, between party OF Irish. A
consta ble of the place inered order and
rest the belgeents. He turned upon and badly beat
en-, when he drew revolver and shot three Of the asa
ants dead on the spot. Their stated.
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By J. q. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.

TWO DWELLING-HoUsE5 AT AUCTION-On Wednesday
afternoon, July h, 6A O'clock the premises sell
square 56 frontng so street,
running back if2 inches alley
proved story frame houses with bck
hnhed
Terms fourth cash the residue g. H. and u
satisfactorily secured bearing interest," Tile
All conveyancing AT The expense Of The purchasers
JAS G. Mcguire,
July l0-d Auctoneer.
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fIARRIED,

Ia Cabel county, Virginia, Tuesdsy
JosEPn II. CHsanrok, WILLIAM H. BURLINGTON, of
the Stale of isson Miss GEORGELLA NICHOLAS of Cabe
county, Virginia.
IRchmond papers please copyI
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OFFICE or THE BOARD OF HEALTH,

OTrcE BOARD HEALTH,
Washington, July Q, 1853.
Inermen during the month Of June. 1858 Anasarca, 81
pexy, asthma, disease Of bnin, Q; bronchitis
casually, cramp cholc, childbirth, Ii consumptsn 10;
COMMISSIONS cholera intantum, III cholera morbus, Al den
non, diarrbGa, drinking cold water, % dyscntery 4;
erypelas congesiivs fever typhoid fever, scarlet fever
81 gatis, hydrocephaiu 81 nanon, 81 congestion Of the
lungs, nanapotu narasmus IL old painters choc,
BIRTH petoni sudden, sull born tables
mesentevica, i uismus nascentum, l; unknown,J
White males. .3o unknown
DO females. Under ~
Coiored males.
Do females to 10
So 70 &c.,. 3
30 10 40 IL
40 to 50....
80 To TO- D
90 to 30 6
-
Total. 66
BY order Of the Board
TIIoS. MILLER, NJ D., President.
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WHERE WAS THE DECLARATION on IspxpxS,Escr
wRrrrrs This is a question which has excited much
aiscussion The following letter from Mr. Jefferson se
Ties ihe question The house he is at the cor
ner OF Seventh and High Cor Ma,ke) streets, Pbilads.
pnis the lower story OF which is now occupied al
clothing store. and the upper stories as printing Of
fee
MONTICELLO, Sept. 90, 1875
To Dr.. JAMES MrAsE, Philadelphia
DEAR SIR IL is not for me TO estimate the
OF the circumstances concerning which your letter of Inc
SIN makee inquiry They prove, even in their mnris
nese the sacred attachments OF fellow 10 ,be
event OF which the paper OF July 1870 was but ,he
declaraon the genuine eHuion OF the soul of our conn
Try at That lime. Small things may. perhaps ike N,
relics OF sains, belp 10 noursh devotion 10 this holy
bond OF our Union and keep longer alive and warm in
our abeeuons his effect may give importance 10 rir
cumssnces however small Al ibe time OF writing that
Instrument, lodged in the house of Mr. Grant a nev
onet house, three stories high OF which 1 rented Inc
second moor, consisting OF parlor and bedroom readv
furnished In that psVor wrote habi,ualy and In II
wrote THIS paper, particularly SO far stale from wrii
Yen proofs IN my possession The proprietor Graaf was
young man, con OF German and then ne sly married
u'nk ne was bnekayer, and that his house was on
sou'n sde OF Market street, probably be- ween nh
ana e streets, and the only house on IN Mari oi
NC s"ee,, am sure there few others near IN
"svs some idea that corner house b.t No o,b.,
Ieooueeuons throwing light on the question or worth
communication am III therefore only ada assur.nco
o. my great respect and esteem.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III Tuesday, the 2th instant shall SELL
Pomei, 5h between aud opposite
dietary square, at 10 O'Clock, excellent
niture, viz
Mahogany sofa, rocking and psrior chairs
Do dining, card, and b, sakfsst table,
DO marble top and othef tables
unioa
Looking Giasses, wsshstsnds, and toilet sets
China, glass, and crockery r.. .#a-
Maple, spring. and other bedsteads
Feather beds, bedding, hair and shuck mattresses
Girandoles, solar, hall, and other lamps
Mantle flowers, &c.
and WI
Parior, passage, and chamber carpets and rods,
One second hand p,anoforte, cooking other
With good assortment of kitchen requisites.
Terms under, $50 credit
for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
GREEN BCOTT,
July l0-3 Auciioneers.
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WHEELING. July S-fhe water In the Ohio river has
risen about thirty i've inches which enables all the light
drausht and from Cincinnati. Ffeghis
the river higher. however Dry goods and othe,
drsclass feghts 80 10 cents per 100 pounds fish,
&c, 80 cents to VI per barrel.
The through travel by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
and The river still continues uninterrupted The boats
always ready upon the arrival Of the which now
running quite regularly Some OF the passengers on reach
ing here take the route through GAINESVILLE and Columbu'
ts Cincinnati, which is becoming more popular.
NEw YoRK. July 9.-The Rev. Mr. Henry, who TO twen-
ty years past has been engaged missionary the
rnes, preaching them upon all occasions. and doing
much good, died last night from apopleay Hs al
humble aboter In the great OF religion ard but fe
have accomplished more good His death is deeply re-
greed especially by the hardy oil Neptune who have
SO often experienced the effects OF his beneyoenco His
funeral will be attended by large number of sailors
The American mail Baltic sailed to day, taking
out l76 passengers, among whom Edward De Leon.
consul to Egypt, aud S25,0Oo in specie.
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ny &c. 5. VNl,Ienr. ceo,e,,o,,..

porto RICO SUGAR AND MoLAssEs AT AUCTION
On Monday next, the llh Instant IL ocock on w. A. H.
Dodges wharf, the of The barque Chase from Poncs
consisting or
400 hhds. sugar, part strictly prime
"A hbds. choice molasses
July s-dus Aucuone,,
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ny-Young Mems Christian Association. R
building TIL below u, the General Post once
library reading (Sunday
cened) and The best religious
Great Britain regularly received. Czens and
vii be cordially welcomed.
by order OF the Association.
4-eodn
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ny II. n. srRArros. Auetion.sr,

(psansyIsania Avenue, soaiA side TsmtA trset)
GROCERIES, LIQUORS STORE FIXTURES, &C AT AUG
lion On Monday morning July H. ten O'Clock
occupied by MIR Jobn Watts between ltth 18Th
streets. shall sell small Of lseleced and H.
qaofs, all ifesh aud ia good order, comprising
sugar, coffee, rice, candles, soap
Starch, brandy, whiskey, gin, Iaoiasses
syrup, mackerel, sc.
Sale pefempiory
dofsed notes. bearing iateiasL
L. NJ sTRATToN,
July I'd AucuonecI.
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AhnUsomL BUILDING LOT ON NORTH NJ STREET AT
40 on ao"a.s, 'hs ith instant, shall sell, la
u the premises hall pas. stx O'Clock buiaiu.
I'm street. ysu.r
"Aey oppoee "' Mouse square h being
~ aud 49, No. as having OF "a is ,n,.. no
a "A alley l2s feet. ' s -
Terms ihifd eashi balance In uoaih. the
purchaser give notes iof Tue deferred bearing
from day OF sale. deed " lrusi taken.
GREEN SCOTT
july va Aucuoaeera.
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CrOR hENTA twosory and brick street,
between G and II Possession given Immediately. Application
be made at VIM Ruerods marble yard street. between aih
and 18th.
July S-da.
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i. J. WHTPPLE.
NorIckI regret inform the public that The charter
OF the Tehuantepec Company, TO which Mr. Sloo ai ;
liked my signature without previously submitting il 10
my inspection, contains IN my opinion, several pfovis-
ions opposed the grant of the Mexican government
and that therefore deem il my duty to withhold nv
concurrence with the provisions contained in said inst
ment- n OTARrE
For himself, and as attorney OF Nj. payno and J. ]
Pesado.
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METROPOLITAN RAILROAD.

1T having duly certified the Commissioners of the Metro
poan Railroad, their meeting the 3 OF July e33 that
the amount required charter for the oganiza-
of the has been subscribed the said commission
pursuant provisions Incorporating said
pany hereby subscribers said meet
the Onion HOTEL in Georgetown D. o., on
the 2Sth of July the hours OF IL and
twelve directors manage the
affairs OF said company.
JOHN W. MAURY,
VIM w. CORCORAN,
WIN. w. sEATON,
DAVID ENGLISH,
FRANCIS DODGE,
FERDIN AND w. RIsQUE,
Columbia.
CHARLES e. TRAIL,
JACOB Nj. KUNKEL,
MEREDITH DAVIS,
OF Frederick county
ROBERT Il. DADE
WIN. LINGAN GATHER,
FRANCIS c. CLOPPEA,
OF Montgomery county.
DANIEL WEISEL,
JAMES WATSON,
ELIAS DAVIS,
or Washington county.
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n5-At q meeting of che Board Of Directors the
Metropolitan ecbanics Institutes held their 7th street,
The following resolution passed:
RcoIred, That opened daily
through (Sundoys eIceped) from 10 O'Clock p M
and public generally be invited =
CHARLES CALVERT,
June lift Recording Secretary.
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o. First Presbyterian Church, " Strcct.-There
be preaching this church by the Rev. Mr.
to-day, (sabbah at II O'clock and at m. The public
invited. July 10
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VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON % STREET AT
Aucpon-on Tuesday, the 2h instant,
The premises st O'Clock,
ss'ntss too gocd snd
situated on west The
property fronts
inches thirty feet sey being Of lot No No
M Tbs Shove described popcty Immediately the Of
lrpu Hall.
rsrscns wishins make respectfully
of penperv ssis m Pepp-yiv sniss
fssms Ono third cash balance in wsive and eighteen
months, the pnrcbs.-r for the deferred payments
ing from he Ga OF
deed riven tsten TIe iadisputab,e.
GREEN h SCOTT,
JvIy 3-d,d Aucnon~.rE
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To he Editor 81 The Uni,n:
Having inserted IN your paper OF the 7lh inst articles
OF association presented by A. G. Sloo, under his al
legged gran, from the Mexican government in reference
TO the transit way the shmus OF Tehuan.epec in
which Colonel Sloo Processes to act as attorney for
Bssss Payne, Pessdo and Olare. is bat fair toward.
the public. we'll The parties concerned that YOU
should give publicity TO the following from the New
Orleans Pcayune OF the LIST instant:
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GENCy OrFICE--Th- undersigned opened
II The Of against
management,
being intimately acqusnd under practice Of tbs
with Indian s6
Mis- will directed revolutionary late
land ci,ms the collection 81 dan
the government individuals.
knowledge of mode
the onces ss assured o( being
give satisfaction 10 Ill who eon6ds business to hs chars
fsvorsbiy
United . sw-ees-fui prosecuting
HIS once In the building occupied by Mr. Nay once,
The o and 'm Streets opposite the we., ost q the War
Department. SAMUEL. j. POTTS.
IA OUsE wANTED.-A gentleman or rent
III comfortable dwelling
once situated somewhere between Penpsyivsca
north, Third
The emisrs must be good repair and he IL inclined
than $500 PER asouss.
Inquire ~ Gsdshys Hotel. taHssI july lob.
EERs Leaves from Fa~ny'. Psrsfcise, with srtgt
II nal Illustrations; ny Fred -. Conn. ~ re-
UBc. Robin in hts Cabin vrrps and Tom without in
boston. by J. w. Page. #s r-sa '.ssa1
Just received by TAYLOR n MAURv.
July 10 Bookselers, n
con sALEA superior mshor.ny billiard sahse Al,
fvvnsue comp~e, will he sold appI
cation be made 10 Jas. q. MCGUIRE,
July I-eod6t Auctioneey and C"n~tsssou Msrehsnt
TOR large story hoas. eo~sassans base.
an. 9th street. adjoining
containing c'-'esn q water frs spe, hc s
II
Fot fsr'her p.r'ic.as Kendall OF wup.v
Seventh
July 3-THasa .Md1at..4@ sr.e aE
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The National Integencer Union, Republic, Wash
Advocate Georgetown d. q; and the Baltimore
will the
2oth Of July The Rockvie Montgomery
the Hend Czen and the Examiner Frederick The Ca
Wing, MiddcoNn the Odd Fellow, Boonsboro
Tochiight Hogerstown Mail the
will respectively
week until 2sth Of July.
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NOTICE AND REMOVAL.

THE subscriber will sscate his present place OF business until
l. the first OF November order tho a
building the will be Immediately
has the street,
from the his late place OF where
usual large assortment OF books hc dsscp
and, order reduce Of
entering his soe he will sell much reduced price,
X. fARNHAM.
BAH indebted subscriber
call their which
which all ready Those
will be In the hands OF collector
business closed
make a different arrangement in business.
July S-dtfn RI.
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THE AMERICAN FARMER,
THE FIRST NUMBER or A NEW VOLUME or JOUR
Issued,
the middle and
In The it subscription Maryland
North Carolina, shows 4.
where instrumental
which win
they entitled nom facilities Of
resch their climate, and geographical position.
Terms, 81 for o. 10 for $40 and Do for
SAo. Address
shML SANDS, Publisher.
July 3-coN I2s Baltimore st, Baltimore Md.
AIDE-MEmoiRE DIES oFrICrERs GENIE,
"A Par Ls,spe Apcien Capape du Genie Tocne edition
1859.
Cosrs de co-moraph, Elements par
BrisL ln53.
Les Mouvements des Corps Ceie,,>..
Trsi,s Eemsnsre da jeu des Echscs par
Historic de Monachis Europe depus orrns ju,qus
Histoir. ds Rsvoiuonr pEpre dA.che,
L.s Enn~ms de Nolare NJ. Charles Nsard. 1859
Historic de. Rva-tes polques Puisnces
Marines France seconde Moieue XVII sec,g
par ls Baron sirtema de Sfoves'ins. vols.
L. Bodn et Temps Tsbeau dss Theories Poiquss dos
ldees Ecoao"aaes su seixsme Steele Henri Brandr
1854
Imported by FRAScK TAYLOR
JULY
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THE Union ACADEMY OF 18th street and
New York avenue,
T. RICHARDS, A. NJ, Principal,
and the Usos FpsALr ACADEMY +h between New
yerk avenue and street,
Mrs. z. RICHARDS, Principal,
will have their annual
weeks July will open Monday
September 1853 board
For further particulars, catalogues and circulars Farm
hams bookstore July Jim
ny >. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
nEsfR ABLE DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
On Thudy afternoon, July 4 at 81 O'Clock,
shall
~ inches on 18th street ws between North and
back 30 feet aiey The
north Of imp m
Of brick dwelling,
a Kitchen sttach-d.
TILE indisputable.
Terms; $500 the residue in 10 q
by decd Of trust, and bearing interest.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
July Sd Aucuoneer
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VIRGINlA;-At Rules held in the Clerks office OF tho
circuit Ohio county In the month OF August 1855
The Nohwesern Hank OF Virginia,
use of Levi Observation-Disclosures.