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By j. &. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE FIRST wARD-on Wed
nesday afternoon, June 18th, O'Clock
part Of lot No. 49, 1863, bounded
the distance of SO feet inches
OF said and running
q "a south rs
north 70 feet the place OF
improvements
Terms Onefouh cash the residue in sir twelve eighteen
satisfactorily secured bearing
nncinq expense ofthe purchaser.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
June a-d Auetoncer
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By ). G. Mcguire, Auct,oneer.

DEREMPToRY SALE OF HANDSOME BUILDING LOT IN
II the First Ward.On Friday afternoon, June
premises, shall sell square
18th l.
running back l6s feet thirty alley, containing
feet.
Terms cash.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
juno Sd Auctioneer.
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May al-d
ny J. g. MCGUIRE. Auc,ionccr.

VALUABLE HOMESTEAD NEAR WASHINGTON AT AUG
onBy order of the orphans. court for the county OF ash
,nron District be oid the highest bidder
Tuesday ~ o'clock, twenty
the Gold,
the large Hon
Amos Kendall Dor,henstey from the Capitol about mile
N q half distant
The buildings grounds will be calling
Kendaps for 10 purpose OF examining Them.
The terms purchase money
hand equal instruments twsive and eighteen
months bonds with security and hen ON the property
JAS. q. mcguire,
Auc
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By y. G. Mcguire, Auctione~r.

TiON.-Oa Wednesday afternoon, June rs, TOY clock On
shall sell the following described lots
Lots and T. fronting as feet each
I7th and 18th and Of lot 5 fronting "a e
or sam
These handsomely situated within short distance OF the
Presidents House and the various public officers
third residue twelve, e,satee
for satisfactorily secured bearing interest
las e. MCGUIRE,
May 27-dts Auc,oneer.
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A PROCLAMATION.

tn Of
hsade owhch
for word foow
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ny oREEN q sCoTT. A.ctIonee...

LoR SALE, VALUABLE UNIMPRovED LOT ON della
WARE AvENuEon Tuesday evening the 7th Of June nj
o'clock will SELL in front Of the PREMISES that valuable lo
numbered :,
e inches Delaware feet
ms o . eisiby located being the Capitol and
" .a,s advantages for private residence
monhs ord cash; residue In six, twelve, aud eighteen
| warranted. ' "''" w ""s' '"~e" '"' WI 't
J,,eI-ooAa GREEN SCOTT,
Aucuoneers.
the 18th instant, same hour ' ''. "e"'"~S'
,.e .assas GREEN d SCOTT,
s""' " Auctone~rs,
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nRR~x GOODS at reduced pricc.--we offering
IL ueat induce in fancy goods We have this
portion Of 80 and 90 figured
them entirely
D Gees heck India silk ~ 62t cents
We new ot OF tan coorcd bercgs Is
cents decidedly he cheapest in the District
solicit the attention Of purchasers generally,
kinds Of fancy goods
Of staple roods viii 6nh
full and complete = .
w. NJ aHUsTER A. CO.,
May 2s-eo6nf Th street, near Penn avenue.
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TorS abe.-Some n the printing
49,. ~ n Hamilton hand auction sale
sale by = ~ A'S""s"S~ +.
June
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY mORNING, JUNE ., 1850.
Mr. Evcretrs Lecture before the New York
Historical society.

This discourse, having nothing partisan in its charac-
ter. has been repubshed and highly commended BY the
public press of all parties. highly interesting and in
suuctive exposition Of the topic which il treats Con
curing in this opinion Of its merits. we lay il before our
readers in another portion OF this days paper
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Sln instructive article relative the German emara-
ton in Otto Hubnsrs Jrhrbuch fur Vokspuhsehaf ind
&at,sftk the numbers who emigated from Germany
1916 to ISL inclusive estimated have amounted TO
an annual average of 1876. and the piia
straced by them from the country average OF 10
37o33s r1 dollars .(obout fifteen millions Spanish doa)
annum.
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nv ". N. sTBATrOS. Aucsssnser.


rryfN TEEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS Ar AUCTION
u on Monday, June 49, O'Clock, premises, ssi
.el enc
bile building fronting North Capitol street, North sess
$50 feet wide extending New Jersey
each having Of so feet and from ITO to
In depth.
pleasant healthy aords-s favorable cp
pouai for capitalists wishing desirable 10
a residence
cssh; twelve, AMI eighteen
months, satisfactorily secured, bcrring interest
luueo O.
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ARTICLE ii.

The present Convention shall be in force for the term
of twelve years from the day OF it's rahcalions and
further until the end OF twelve months, ALTER the Gov
eminent of the United States the one part or the
Free and Hanseaic Republics OF Hamburg, Bremen, or
Lubbock either OF hem the other part, shall have
given notice of their intention 10 terminate the same
each OF the contracting parties Ieservng 10 itsel The
right OF giving such notice 10 the other al the end OF the
said term of twelve years. and II Is hereby agreed that
the expiration OF twelve months after such notice shall
have been received by either OF the parties from the
oher this Convention and all the provisions thereof
shall altogether and determine as lar as regards
the States giving and receiving such notice being al
ways undei stood and agreed that ii one or more OF the
Free and Hanseatc Republics aforesaid shall al the exp
ration OF twelve years from the date oil the ratification OF
the Convention, give receive notice OF the termination
of the same il shall nevertheless, IN iull force
and operaoD as far regards the remaining Free and
Hansea,ic Republics Republic which may moi have
given or received such notice
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DETER sCHLEMIIIL In Amerts

DETER sCHLEMIIIL In America.
/ Scenes md Legends OF Scotland by Hugh Miller
Woman Examples OF FEMME Courage and Vr
by T.. Startling.
Life IN Freice or Five Years among Csnnbsis by Lady
Life Of Mrs, Dean, missionary 20 China
GRAY BALLANTYNE,
June 7th street. Odd Fellows Hall
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BLANK BtbOKs Of every kt"d. stre and p"shy 20
by underSiGoedn additional supply ju.i rec
Good Aon blank books tfcccsp in strong trd'ns -
quire.
Is and IL cent. per a.ire.
Junc FRANtA ihhAOe.
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into the port OF New York, for tho five months
lay. have been comparatively a. follows:
S5O,922.G7

This large Of i'm ports into tho United States IT.
tracts non and not few indulge iears that consid-
cradle export of specie and great pressure
suit The important fact is, however, overlooked, that
trade regulates ITSELF and that large mpors,
they but returns for larger exports We may compare
the qualities and values of certain articles eIpored from
the United States.
pfenaLer 1 10 Nav
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FURNISHED House Ina the ~sr Ruua,rr. - ~.
convenient and na-. ~ -,
| Sir Buildings. Rent moderate "V' '" ''e
JAS. &. Mcgtupr
June Ia Auction md Conmssion nsrss.n,
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d DECENT PURCHAsEs-omr recent purchases of new socl
W.. now 10 ana s we s "a ~ ey "
The stock purchased under The favorable
aele. half The
articles below 10 Which we nyiie eseeeis, Attention. az we shall
Offer Them al ., pnces that cannot fail to shee, sales
and a flax sbeenes the very best and most desirable ar
100 pieces linens, from medium
% do ish senr at 81 cent. per yard wei worth ea' cent
10 do table diapers and dsnaks, all grades, stylish
IFS pieces dozen. ,oweinss all price.
100 dozen damask napkins very cheap
100 pieces seon, and ss m, ,,s ms a,s...
10 cartons ladies' black and white ribbed silk hose
Black apacas mousseines, bonbasins
Lawns gipghan,s, aud CHIMES.
fact invariably keep full mourning
2 cases psra.ols, handsome styles
Gentlemen esys half hose gloves. suspsndsrs nc.
cents each.
Win many arriving daily which we win be
We daily continue The amount Of an hin. due
sks back goods amer being Sold permit goods to be taken
Good srcIe prices, dealing may relied
~ Mis-. Demou'. Building ID doc, west Of IN .ue,,,
Jane 2-snf Opposite Centre Market
STEAn Engine aud shartinR for sals.-The ar
,ee, part the stock Of A. Boyd Hamilton late printer % Con
will be sold, together
may concern The engine eight with largs
'" '0' '' Vs. ''' :" '''''' '''' C. sesTls ssy'
June dot Auctoneer
GLOBE INSURANCE. COMPANY, Utica, Now York
VI against psnd transportation o. H.
CoyssrRy, president, Joas Bsows, secretary.
CUAS DE sELDING, Agent
May l3-2awH Seventh st. opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
NOTICE TO TISACHERs-Tbe situation Of principal Of The
Central High School Of Baltimore will be vacant At The end OF
the Board OF school Com
n..oner- being suitable person TO take
charge opening September next viii
may be addressed
The Committee on the school, will be liberal
JOHN v MONNONtER, Chairman,
ALEX ". GORDON
j. n. w. DUNBAR comn,,,,s.
M TONER
w. O. KNOWLES,
May2a-sawtistAps.
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Home and Foresgn Patent and General Agency.
MICHAEL NouRsE 4 CO. WASHINGTON, d. g.

MICHAEL NoURsE d CO, WASHINGTON, y. q.
UNDERSIGNED having connected themselves In business
Il
whether before Congress. Court
in this
cirn countries Of rights
occupied the position OF chief clerk OF the
the Treasury mr. Moss has had
years in The claims against govern
ment ssnsbury having been long connected with
Patent once familiar business
in all portions Of this un
and Europe, and they believe that hy possess desirable IA
ce- conducting undertake with pro,np
and
Hon. w. GIet Solicitor of the treasury OF the United
States is the legal adviser Of the firm,
moderate, and regulated by the nature and
OF tho rendered. -. .
MICHAEL NoURsE,
JAMES MoRss.
CHAs. Y, sTANSBURY.
Solicitor and legal advertiser, n H. Gi.LET
June leo
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ARTICLE H.
This Convention is concluded subject 10 the ratification
OF the President OF The United States OF America by and
with the advice and OF the Senate thereof, and
by the Scnates OF the Free aud Hahseaic Republics OF
Hamburg, Bremen, and Lubbock; and the publications.
shall be exchanged at Washington within twelve months
from the date hereof, or sooner, If possible
In witness whereof the respective Plenirolentiaries
have signed the above articles, we'll in German IN
English, and have thereto affixed their seals.
Done in quadruplicate at the City OF Washington, on
the lhflieh day of April A. D. one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty wo IN the seventy year Of the In
dependence of the United States OF America.
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GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Utica New York
VI marine losses and inland transportation o. b.
CoyssrRy, president; Joas Bows, secretary.
CUAs. DE SEEDING, Agent,
May l3-9awn Seventh st, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
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EALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS

Il. FOR 1S5S-The subscribers are now in receipt
of their Stock of Fall and Winter Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, which will be found complete, compris-
ing all the fashionable styles of Fancy Goods of
the season. together with large and comp assort
raent of Staple Goods.
Returning thanks to the public for their patron
age, we solicit from them call this season. assuring
them will, as heretofore, ourselves to give
entire satisfaction, goods having been purchased
for the money, in the Northern cities de terin-
ed as we are to adhere TO our established prirciple
of small profits and quick sales. We feel assured
saying that Goods will be found es cheap as in
any house in the State
Our arrangements are such to enable us to re-
ceiVe Fresh Goods each week during the season.
thereby keeping our assortment good through the
season. 81
Below we will list few of the many articles Of
our stock viz:
Rick cord and black Brocaded Silks; Plaid and plain
coPd dc; Plain Black do; French ard English Meri-
noes; all Wool plain Cashmeres and Mouseiius; rich
Paris Printed do do; plain and figured black and
cord Aipacas; Embroideries of all kinds; Hosiery,
Gloves, Ribbons. &c; ClOaks Mantas. 4 C; Irish Ii
mems Sheeting and Shirtiugs; Bed End Negro Blan-
kets; heavy Wooiens for Negro Clothing; Cloths,
CassiIneres, &c.
Also, complete assortment of Gentemen,s Fur
nishing Goods to all of which cali the attention
OF our City and Country customers, and the public
generally.
HART MOSES, 65 Main Street.
SEE Richmond Va
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THE ACCIDENT TO TIE BAY Stately the ac-
cident 70 the Bay State, eight OF the passengers
were scalded, four of them supposed to be fatally
The steamer Connecticut came along side soon al
forwards, took Of the passengers and conveyed
them 10 New York. The accident occurred of
Black Rock Harbor, Connecticut, A. or 30 miles
from New York, while the Bay State was on her
way from New York TO Boston TIE accident was
the breaking Of crank and the bursting of fue
Of the boiler.
The scalded persons were taken TO the N York
City Hospital among them were Mr.. De Wolfe and
family, formerly o. Bristol R. I. Among the slightly
sealded are Jno. G. Abbott, Boston; Mrs. NJ Wheel,
e- of Boston; Charlotte Snow, Of Dartmouth; Ed.
win Wilson, OF New York, and Almira Haven, OF
Fall River
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ADDITIONAL BIZ THE ASIA.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 9.-The general intelligence
by the Asia is very dull. 1t was runored that a
portion Of the Russian army had re-crossed the
Pruth, while another rumor was current that col
ksion had occurred between Omar Pasha and the
Russians, on the Danube. Turkey, it is stated, de-
mandei the evacuation of the Princpalities previ-
Gus to sending Minister TO 81 Petersburg Prince
Gluka denied having gone over TO the Russians
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cents per Dbl; Southern sold today at s662 to
sG.75. Wheat firm. Yellow Corn SO cents
baltimore, Sept. e-Sales of $500 bbl: Flour at
Sc. Red Wheat 81 90 to 81 2Js white a2s to sl:33
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FEVER IN NEW ORLEANs.-A despatch from New
Orleans dated the 9TH, says that there only SO
deaths from all diseases for the twenytour hours
ending that morning. The yellow fever was abat
ing very rapidly. The number of deaths for the
q hours ending the 9TH, were 95. There was a
mistake III cur Geographic message yesterday.
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DISCHARGE OF a SUPPOSED MURDERER
FALL OF TABLE ROCK

7 BrFFALo, Sep. 9.-The negro Watson, whose
arrest on suspicion of the murder of Mr.. Jones at
Savannah caused so much excitement here short
time since, has been discharged from custody, the
evidence not appearing sufficient to detain him.
portion of Table Rock, at Niagara Falls, fell
this morning
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THE WORLDS TEMPERANCE CONVENTION
The second, or respectable Worlds Temperance
Convention at their session Thursday, put ex-
tingushcr upon Abolition and "Strong minded Wo-
men," by excluding Wendell Phillips and passing
a resolution prohibiting females from taking part
in the discussions Of the Convention. After that
they had peaceable deliberations. Among the reso-
lutions adopted by the Convention, the follow
ing:
Resolaed, That this question involves all the best
interests of society, ana while we do not design to
disturb political parties, do intend TO have, and
enforce law prohibiting the liquor manufacture
traffic as a beverage, whatever may be the con-
sequence to one or all of the political parties, and
10 elect and vote accordingly"
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New ORLEANS. Sept. 7th.-I,ater advicoa fro,,
Mexico state that several States were greatly as.
against his exsctions :"
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FROM CALIFORNIA

NEW York, Sept 9-The steamer Star of the
West, with San Francisco dates to the 10TH arrived
this morning. She brings 81 10000 in gold The
Winfield Scott lett San Francisco on the 9th, with
over 81 100000. Markets quiet and news unimpor-
tant.
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EDUCATIQN
RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND IA.

kiCHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA
n y IHEMATiCAL ACADEMY.-MoNTAGJTE
between Marshali aud Clay A a''
!, oar school viii commence on the Is. of October
ga te and CON Portable building formerly
used tby Dr. Msupin) for that purpose Psrepts ~
suaseisns intending 80 enter pupils, viii please do so
carry az our number will be limited and Immediate
srpncatlon IL necessary TO secure seats
Mr. Montague considers it only necessary TO nfor1
tne pubhc that Mr. Bassett is graduate Of the Uui-
vers.tS Ct virginia, and has had years experience
In teaching.
TERMS:
Senior Mathematics and Languages $50
Junior so s
Modern Languages each %
Payable, half LIST October, remainder 1st March.
Air Joseph MIeherd, Sr, will teach Modern Lsn-
gusges.
The Primary department lin separate building)
WIZ be under the charge of Mr.. Robert Davis. ana
the special supervision OF the principals. Fee $50
For further particulars, circulars
Mr. Montague can be seen at his room on 10th st.,
IN rear of DuYal x Bro.
s I0-td
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NEW HAVEN, Sept. THE jowelry store of Mr.
bfldgain, New London, Conn, was robbed las,
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BISHOP DoASE.-On the 9Th, the court CT bishops
re.asserlsieI at Camden, N J.
In reference 10 the motion OF the respondent, the
Court decided that tie paper prepared by the Dio-
ccse, should not 20 OH the Journal.
In reply 10 bishop Doanes request that the note
Of renloastraace prepared by the same Committee
should go on the Journal, it was decided that II
might.
Bishop Doane then proceeded with his argument
upon the motion TO dismiss the presentmeni, but
soon introduced an inquiry tending to the produc
ton OF the original presentments.
The presiding Bishop said he never had them,
and thar they were supposed TO be among the pa
pers of the late Bishop Chase.
Bishop Doane pressed his demand for them.
The Court, after private dcliberation, unani-
moUsly refused the motion the ground that this
was not a Court Of Record, and that the printed re-
cords Of the former Court, were in the hands OF
the respondent. and might be offered in evidence
The respondent asked time to coDsiderthe course
winch he should pursue, but nimated that he might
decline 10 go at all before a Court, which ad-
united Itself not 10 be a Court ofRecord. The Court
then adjourned.
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NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL sTEAMERs.-Train e.
Co. OF Boston, are saii to be building new line of
screw steamers to run from that port to Liverpool
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FATAL RAILROAD Academia locomotive to a
tram OF empty cars, exploded on the night of We'd
nesday, at the Junction of the Georgetown and
Newbnryport Railroad, shattering the engine to
pieces and killing the fireman, Mr.. spotford, Of
Georgetown. The train was just about to take On
board picnic party Of 500 persons.
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GUrNAN, the New York Custom House Broker,
whose delacation was asserted by the press of that
CITY, has returned. The Mirror says:
I'VE had the pleasure of call from Mr.. Gutnan
this morning, whom the press unjustly reported as
having run Oft with large amount of funds. he
went, 1t seems, to Hartford business; and, al
though he contesses himself in tight place, like
q good many other good fellows, he is at his post
again. and ready TO face the music like man
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T. ". ROSTERS DAY SCHOOL FOR

II W. ROSTERS DAY SCHOOL FOR
Il YOUNG LADIES:-The first session will COM
mence on MONDAY, October s. 1853, in the comtno-
dous room in the rear of the Sycamore Church. on
18th street, between Broad and Marshall
Mr.. K. will be assisted in the duties of the School
by his Sister, who has had II years experience in
teaching, several of which were passed in France
he deems 1t unnecessary to say than that il is
his intention TO pursue the system that during
period of eight years in Richmond be has fosnd so
successful, viz that of thoroughly grounding his p
pills in the first principles of whatever studies they
complete, and a well selected Library Of works for
reference viii be at the disposal of the elder pupils
TERMs-Psysbe quarterly:
common English branches, per scholastic year. $50
Higher 40
Modern Languages, each. 20
Music-Harp, Piano, Guitar Singing, each. go
Drawing in Pencil, Crayons, aud Water Coors is in
cluded in the higher English Course.
Lectures will be gwen Scientific Subjects well
as Bellies Lettres, description of which will form
weekly composition.
Sc 7-eo list ocN
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/ men GOODS.-Another lot of very
~ superior Irish LINENS, direct from the manu-
factory Of those celebrated makers, Fenton Son L
Co, of Beliast-together with good assortment of
Damask NAPKINS, Damask Trays Table CLOTHS.
HUCkABACK, Ladies' and Gentiemen's Linen
HANDKERCHIEFS all of our own Importation
Just received and for sae by
DUDLEY JOHNSTON
au % I43 Eagle Square.
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lust RECEIVED AT THE FRANK.

II VEL III lI1II i MANN
- LIN CLOTHING STORE. per steamer Virginia,
direct from our mandatory in Philadelphia another
large supply of Gentle8len's Summer Clothing such
as Grass and Cambria Linen Sacks; Silk and Alpaca,
Luster, Frock and Sack Coats; White. Buff and
Fancy Figured Marseiles Vests in great varieties;
White Linen Drill Check aud Striped Linen Pants;
Drap Deete and Fancy Cashmere Pants Also, large
and select Stock of GentlemeEs' Furnishing Goods
all of which will sell from IS 20 per cent less
than any goods of the quality and make can be
bought for in the city of Richmond. Remember at
the Franklin, SO Main street.
je Its DE COu co.
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The Foundry and Machine shop Of the Mount
Savage Iron Company near Cumberland, Nd, were
burned down about O'Clock Thursday morning.
Loss about $1,000
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THE MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9.-The steamer City oi
Manchester has arrived
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NO. ID MAln street., KlchnoGd.
Sold by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for s.. ap1

CHITAGONG FOWLS.-Just received
~ by the Steamer Roanoke, and for sale by H.
WHITNEY, Jr., superior quality Of Chitagong and
Marsh Shanghae Fowls. most Of which are of this
Springs growth, and of quality rarely to be met
with.
TIE above Fowls can be seen for few days only
at the Columbian Hotel, Gary st. where Mr.. ". viii
be in attendance from7, A. NJ, to 6, p IL.
All orders promptly attended to-
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LATER FROM RIo-The barque William G
Lewis arrived at Boston Wednesday, from Rio
with dates TO the 9Th July. Business steady. The
Coffee crop is short Holders are very firm prices
have further advanced. Not much disposition TO
sell al previous prices
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Rcy.J. P. DoNELAN, OF the Catholic Church
Washington, had been reported as dead. Though
not dead, he is very ILL.,
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There was collision on the night Of the 9th, off
Nantucket Shoals, between the schr. Marietta
Burr, Of this port and the schr. Charm, of Balii.
more. The Burr lost the head of her eutwater
and the Charm sustained some slight damage.