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Of deaths have occurfeI.-Ib.
TnF YtRY Man VIZ WASTED. Col. Smith Is the very
man the people Of this district have wanted for some time
In alonts Character aud experience no better fitted for
the post OF Representative than any candidate Who has Of
iefed within the last years lie isuly up TO the old
time STANDARD Of American Statesmenship Send him IN
Congress aud the Eleventh district Of Virginia will have
done her part " redeem that body from the dsreputs into
which IL has been falling Of late years. let then every
Ne.wser Of the countys institutions repair IN tile polls
on next Thursday and raise bs voice for Benjamin H. Smith
oi kinaWha, for COrgresthal vote will he regret.
ted.-Pdrk0'J"rg OdseRs, JHiy 90.
Sex SfRUcE Two men we're sun struck on last Satnr.
Day one upon fafrela Section town-ths other MP.
on Dickinsphs Section, about five miles hence. 10th
died almo5! Instantly fatal results Of heat are al
most without precedent this region aud clearly demon.
auaied the excessive warmth Of the current season.
n.
CnoLERI.Une Of cholera il reported IN have ter
minated fatally in this county ait Sunday; vl-that OF
Mrs kneisy fornely residing below the Little KinsHhs.
Another death in the section from same disease
Thnrsiay last--B.
FiSE MA,T.--ObaervaDn and reports induce To he
ieVe that there will be heavy mast this fall The oak
beech and hickory arc laden With fruit promising
partial substitute for the short crop in this section
FME RIiSA-D1rog the week, this vicinity has been
blessed With copous showersfue rains falling Ia almost
every neighborhood.--B.
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HnoN AND BT,Ass hound UEnAR wARR--suoh "A Cans.
Water Buoks Tubs 10 nests and nsy seaed Measures sad
Sua nuLKEy 4 90, Eagle square
TUyURNGP SEED.Jusi received large lot Of frs,h TuT.
nip Seed Of the following tlads BARA English Nor.
i. Large Giebe Red Top White Plat Dutch Hybrid, Iupd
auq wu pALyvR
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1t Is stated that the revenues Of the Island Of Cuba for
tho month Of June the prcsen, year. amounted to Al
sly being ts2,34s than the same month last wear
Tue island has lately been divided into sr military d.,
'c IN which there are in sbe aggregate 900 uen un
oe arms exclusive of the police, mils and negro re-
crnits.
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au-lAw1y

NoE. The cit ms OF Caroline County arc rso..,,d 80
nr,ex ~ court to take into the nro
OF ssnong Dele iates to TO be b.ld -, VIII
sprinssin Gteenbrer County, etth OF August T
800. icing to atopt such as will b.,t
secure The early completion OF ooyngton and oto R,
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maIEET1vnnn ACAnEmN. KInn ,vI1lI..,.,-

ENLEETwOOD ACADEMY, King wiIIiam.-
n Tho annual session will second Mon.
day IN spismber and end on the rd following With
Ohrismaa
The undedFned will sill be aided his accomplished and s.
Glen. atsocstes, MetHs. j. o. CouScuL and j. vi RNrH
Terms for the session tiT5 Fable January and the
other hall The Bird % July. This Includes
elssI ard board with every ncs'a except lights pc.
Rod less han eve months the charge viii be $50 month BOOK,
and siationeTy furnished ~ Richmond prices.
Por further information address %. o. fleetwood Academy
au4-eu o. WHITE, Phpeipsl
AVAILABLE FARM IN CUMBERLAND ON WILLIS
RIVER, FOR SALE At PUBLIC AUoTI0N-1hs subscriber
oaer Tor sale the valuable Estate knoS the Mansion House.
situated on Wills River, IN the county Of CUMBERLAND mile
from Watons Mis- adjoining the laDds n Dr. n r. Walton
others
Mansion House serss $50 acres original TO-
rest ~ hgly Improved tobacco the
state ofnProvsmsn thss comfortable duog
necrtsary bui!dnEs upon IT,
1he ub,efibsr bling determined to @ VIII ole. the Mansion
t7st FOE SALE ~ public aucton WedRtFday 18Th September
n,s fair = MOI, NE Art fair ssy hereafter i'O AZ me
TrsHs0nethirdo cash. the balance In years.
eq lal payments.
Por forther inform ati1n, apply
aul-iaNhs SAMUEL HATCHER
w Equlrer copy above, and send bill to Mer, Harris
0io.on, RIchmond
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yoA 1Hx wnio.


During the summer and warm weather . srea. deal OF
GOOD would result from the use free Of charge Of P1be
bat"' The city might havo constructed At small
pense three or four establishments situated to sccommo
date different portions Of the cy-say convenient wood
separate for males nd females and aso
for blacks One large reservoir for each establishment hav
ing suitable Partitions would moderate
oil water always passing through would suffice keep t
pure The ba,bsrs must furnish their towels, Sc
aud the buildings placed under the control Of the police
and all injuries done to the suitably punished.
the present time. doubt there thousands OF
our lAoorng white people that would gladly avail them
selves OF such baths and greatly promoting thee health
anu comfort who cannot find opportunities to battle.
Many persons are unable have such comforts in their
houses An outlay Of few thousand dollars would pro-
bly, answer.
The Basin. for place. could be used and Rock
ets the water 10 the river could be brought into
But on the bills the from the hydrsn DO used
We would therefore suggest that the Council erect
bathing establishment and they learn from the
operation Of that what would be judicious to
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lhe National Inicilgencer Of yssordly, say. h,t the
h'er s1l iI'bof bill aud the Hunter onese,d biIl are
likely to go over to the next session 4, il needles, 10
say tha! We rejoice With exceeding srea 10y a, the oto
'psct Of the Hunter inqry being postponed and ws
Ira'i also inaly killed Several motion, were n,d. on
"Wednesday to take up, but were rejected by decided
majorities.
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o'c.ock. w ''' S"''ase, ~ 10, H. and
IN Returning leave ihe Cottage at ~, and o,eloc.
ia. ROUND TRIP, ii.
yfo-fw r
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SMITHS ARNoRY BAND
VIII be In attendance during entire dsy at IN. corr,op
INHE INTREPID HRoNAUT gill wave IN. S7,p or. y,,,n
~ hsh up 10 space hts state Viz
iuhoodh THE AIR, where HUMAN BkINO
ed before bearing In his hand Glorious ~
Country, and trusting In his God Y banner OF his
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Ihe papers are propng,ng rumor to the effect tia,
serious iend has arisen between the foreign aud me-
TIC 10 bora Bishops Of the Catholic church In this country
ana mat the difficulty has been referred to the Pops a,
nome 1t - also sail that the Pope will dispatch another
Nunco to '' country, IN the hope Of healing the Olsen
sIons, notwithstanding the bad success, of B.lipi
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The reported death Of Alvarez is contradcted bv chr
respondent OF the New Orleans Bee
As predicted, the rumored death Of Alvarez prove.
rebellion and bring about the restoration Of ns.cs IT,
Hick failed, ADD farther alusion Is made 10
circumstance which, IL true would be Of the very brbes,
Importance ~ "'o''''
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Singular AFFAIR." son Running Away W til
his Fathers Wife.

On Sunday mornieg, man about .kirty
years OF age, accompanied by a woman aged
TWEEN y-seyen, and two children-represen tinr
themselves as usband and wif,-u,a.'e aprli,
cation to Mr.. Thompson for relief they
stated that they we've just from C:ui d !, having
come over by the boat, and were destitute Of
means, hence the appeal for aid inr Thump-
son kept them during the day AMI The succeed
ing night, and then told them that if thew per-
sis ed IN asking aid, he should be compelled to
send them to the county house. Upon this
they left Nothing further was heard from
them till several days after, when an old man
arrived from Canada in Pursuit of them, stat
ing that the woman wa IS own wife, and that
the man was his son by former one!
Whether he succeeded in tracing the fagi-
tive; we have not learned, but should he, we
should infer that the meeting between father
aud son must be rather embarrassing. What
the woman must feel, who is said to have been
rsther smart and intelligent, is more than We
car pre- end to determine, though the pre-
s-.-1piion l. that she would be fully equal to
TIE occasion.-Rochests1 Amsyican..
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Destructive CONFEDERATION.

PHILADELPHIA, June 20-Hiirs extensive
cotton and wooIlen mill. at the corner of JET.
fcrson and MilHin streets, was entirely do
stroyed by fire this afternoon. 1t is said %
have originated from the friction Of the ma
chiDery.
There were 80 operatives in the building
when the fire trrhs Gu. and the scene that
rsued was 81 ghtnl. The females screamed
Ironically for hep, a5a commenced jamp;t =
from the Windows. Eu. for the active effort
OF the Gremen wi their hooks and ladders all
wou.i have rerisl ed. Several are missing.
and are SUI .'oscd TO have been burned 70
death.
The abiding rs. occr, led by Mess,s River
HUushton, Ros d Phillips, and q Mr. Holt
Zach frm had a large ct ,ck of goods, which
we're all destroyed. The legs will reach $3o.-
0co. 1hos Hill, brother to TIE former owner
| OF the factory, went 20 s'erpin the building ct
} o clock. a. has Dot been seen Fince. nan
named Markia jumped from the tLiEi s:ory,
| and had beth legs br ken. A frmale Jumped
from the E urth story breaking both her legs
4 large number were severely burned in their
hands and face.
Three sisters pemed Mcbride, were terribly
hurt, one let rssf down 6y the rope hatch
way firm the fourth sorry. Another rushed
down lie burning stairway, AMI had her
| dress bU. mt IF, and fesh severely burnt. II
is reported that fifteen are missing. Three lives
are certainly lost-a man and two young gi.ls.
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HOUSES FIR RENT.-l have for rent
IL several new convenient houses with lots of
Two acres OF grou"d attscbs} 10 each sitreted on
nsw s-l1et psra..vi with boundary street, running
along the top CT tne ii So OF the railroad where
IL e' Cd the city little more than a mile north.
easseriJ FROM TIE Capitol.
Thes house have from seysn 10 ter, Foo1,s .a.S,
tnciudihE kithsu With ral closets AID &c lar,
"oodsheds and stable, and pumps Of excellent
water Near at hand The situe lion is he. utu over.
"fFinS The railroad and Large portion OF the city,
and having the Capitol in full view The roach
to them II b. street, Delaware Avenue, and NJ
street. graded and gravelcd The coil of the lots i.
generality good, and capable fbeog made YER pro-
Auc,ive,
Al omnibus now runs twice day between these
houses ANA the Presidents square, by war of II
street, Delaware avenue, street, It'll street and
rennFylVania avenue; leaving the houses at aLpi.t
lait psst eight o'clock, m, anu half past two T. u
returning. after b.. stands at tie ar, Navy and
heasury Departure nts, tie Centre Market ocnesa!
Post Office al Patent Office.
These houses are peculiarly adopted for the resi-
denees OF Clerks and others Of sedeary habits who
resluise exercise either by walking, or by manuel
labor il e. rden.
The houses and lots viii be let as the stand with
large shed containing stall for horse and an
out-ouilding. at the very low rent of TWO HU> DRHp
DOLLARS per annum, payable monthly. Ii o,ller
improvements be wanted, they will be made with
due increase of rent.
Apply to Vim. Stickney, Esq. occupying house
Oh the same street, or to myself residence near
the premises. AMOS KENDALL
Washington, juDe I'm
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TERI IBLE 1RADEDY-TWO PERSONS
Mu1yEREr, AND SUICIDE OF THE
MT1RnEREk 80 =. =

The village of Melville, in Blackstone,
Mass, was The scene of a terrible tragedy on
Saturday night. We learn the iOiio wing par.
tculaTs 0f the affair "A man named Alexau.
der Hewitt, Of iDtenPer:te habits and, as is
supposed, excited by LIQUOR, had q quarrel
with his wife, which resulted in her quitting
,hs house from fear for her life. She catered
ne house Of Dir Orrin Brown, neighbour and
an es Unable citizen, and claimed his protec.
ton, which he accorded to her, and Instantly
locked the door 10 prevent the entrance VI her
husband, who wa IN hot pursuit, and soop
reache the house. Lie demanded his wifs
AID Mr.. Brown went to the window to speak
to i'm when Hewitt drew a revolver with
Wish he had provided himself, and shot him
ia he head, The ball pas Ing into the forehead
and killing him insIanIly ~ ''' pa
Inc wife, Mrs. Hewitt, was in the room at
the line and passed the window in an attemp
10 ~ iIoia the house. As she nassed her bus
oani hIei nj her. but the bal missed its aim
Mrs. hewitt then attempted 10 es.ape by q
oack aU r, but just as she rea shed an embank.
lnent OF earth he came up and seized her nv
the arm. He then held her at arms Ierctb
with one arm. drew bis revolver, and sboi a.
her twice, one ball passing through the head
| and be other todsi ihsie. usaitt then fsd
u the wOods AMI "a manned there over night
On Sunday morning he left tho woods sud
came back 70 the scene of the murder, wh. re
BIO Was Immediately taken into custody by tbs
officers. He stated +, them that be was per.
testify willing u be taken AZ he hid swxi,t aed
dose Of strychnine, and could not possibly
live but few moments. He was shortly after
wards ssise0 with cohvulsions and died almos
iustsstApseualy. He stated TO thee6isegs tha
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By GREEN a SCOTT, Aue,,on..r..

IQR!Ck HOUSE AND LOT, opposite tie Marine
- faIracks, AZ Auction On MONDAY, The %, b
instant, we shalt sell in front the premises ct 6
ocik M. good two-sJory snd sarret-built Houss
snd Lot ri ustst s. street wcst betw. en- sou n
q and streets. Immediately opposite the Marine
Barracks in Square sGA- The lot fronts On sta ct
81 feet. .-s-+.s =.
Title IN sisru-ahlc. - .H-. 81. .-.-. -.,...
1erns: Ope-third cash the balsnce IN 8. l2 and
Is months, for notes bearing INT rest from the day
of the fHle
A decd rirsn ana a deed Of trust taken
GhEEE d SCOTT,
.e ~ Arot oneere
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The Sad Death Of Dishonest Clerk-Arrest
-. Of an Accomplice.

We state'. briefly, yesterday, the fact that
John Wilson, clsik Of " B Bishop &
Co, dry goods dealers OF tpffalo, had been
arrested for robbing his employer, and died ia
Jail Of det,rtnm ren,ens 1t is said that his
sufforings we mt nse, his fancies under the
influence OF that horrible malady being terri
BILE. He had been in the habit of drinking,
and the sudden ce, saticn caused the attack.
After his death. large amount of jewe ~,
which had been found IN his possess ion was
recognised as b, longing to a neighbor of Mr.
Bishop, Il Mr.. Iiotchkiss, and Ii tn -ned out
that a clerk in that ore had also been rob-
Ling his employer. Hi. name is James An
SELL, married MAD and heretofore considered
strictly honest. lie was arrested-Bostou
IraUeksr, 18th.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June 2lst Flour dull Sa'es
of Howard street at IS, SO; City Mills SS,I2 Rye
-four s. .. Corn meal, s.. SO 81 Wheat
gales If 900 bushels red ut 81 so ST ,s5 white,
$l.S5 81. Corn-ssles Of 5000 busael. white
az 70 a %; yellow, 81 7S; mixed 20 Sales cf
Pa. rye at 81 5 Oats-sales Of 1000 bushels
At go g. whiskey i. held at q. 2s cents.
Pennsylvania rye is selling to-day At 81 10.
No material enange in other leadiLg articles
Of the market.
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ICE CREAM DEPOT.

~ Old Raj road ID pot, PENNEY wanna svenua,
" between ID and 81 sIr cts -Pennsylv spia and
Y Dela rsre ICE GRE NJ receiv, by eyprers
X every nospiDg. Thoss Creams are too ven
...-o~n @ comment upon she flavor and quality, Ut
the Low price OF 81 50 per gallon
would respectfully inform the ladies nd gentle
men that / N prepared to furnish TO rider It tbs
shortest netic- any Quantiy Of Ice Cream for par
es, pic pcs, and private tamiliee who may desire
Ssle themselves and friends with this delicious
Cream.
Also, for the convenience Of those ladies' and evnr
.'emen visiting the Capitol have fitted mp saloon
whe ana sll an bs furi Isbed with q plsts q
fcp Cream or a cool glass Of The purest eODA WA
TER. - Most respectfully,
j. D. LAFONTATNE-
Or'ers strictly attended 10. and In case no d.
app iu;ns Mt for order !
s1- Orders left e my Ice Cream Stand. pexs %
the Ts:ea House, Marsh Market, proup ly attended,
to j. l6-lgs
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Destructive fire

HOLIDAYS II RG. Pa. .upe 7l-A srs
broke out last eveSing at the corner of yups-
t'a and Montgomery streets, and before ths
lanes could 10 subiued ten buildinH we're
ies' royed. The principal sufferers are: Mr..
nccs. shoe dealer; Mr.. Douglass, grocer; Mrs.
lewis. o'n c ;tionsr NJ. kiuport. Of thing
sstae 1nnmenti Mr.. Rodri2u.l, druggist aud
Mr.. Black. ConfectioneI. The los l. estimated
At upsafd. OF twenty thousard dollars The
tmoun' W IN utance not asceri aimed The Ere
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IN THE PRICE OF DkEss GOODS.
ME find, upon looking over our stock of Dress
~ Goods, that VS. have on naud much larger
stock than usual at tins season Of tn year. and IN
order 70 fnIucs those who have not yet fully SUD-
piled toersaivts to buy Of os, have put the rice
Of the entir- balance OF our IS cent Bereges and
'rsnedinss down to SO ard s2lI cents, and all our
90 cent Coos Go 81 q ana As cents. ~
We atso have on hand laree lot Of Paid and
Stripd 5iiks, which we offer ut corresp neira low
prices fcom the t3ta. - = -isfs
Our Object Ia mixing 20 great deduction at this
tt q = that We may close cut our entire stock O,
fslcy Dress Goods hsfnre the for selling them
10 over, aud we earnestly solicit all in want of
heap dress to e1aIoiLe stock before purchasing
elsewhere. @si - 7-f PIT Tar. 5i~- 80 s'sr- :
We also have on tand verv large assortment o.
aured and plain Eere.ss at 20 cents, and Lawns ut
Eye, wor; h much moro moaey II -.s5t.
We have q large stock Of awisa aud Cambria
Fiounc s., Worked Collars, Chemizeta, &c, any OF
which we viii offer 10 Cash or our very punctual
credit Customers at greatly reduced prices.
s-''i fuiA W. 81. SHUSTkR 4 co,
Central Stores, opposite the cen.re Market.
ia ct : Eti-fl
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BY D. B. CAMPBELL & co.
e. N. SrRATTON. AucsgOneer.

TWO SMALL FRAME HOUSES AND VACANT
l. Los st auction --0n THURSDAY afternoon.
June II, at clio K, on the prsra go shall! sell
part OF Loi q, Ia SQnsre No 7 Gontiag % te-t on
so1h str ~, By 100 feet in depth. te:w l2;h and
18th tts. wrst
Also, two Lots. tsouth @: the same) each 13 feet
f.ont on an ley IL test inches wide, with depth
IT Is t, inn roved by tSo tao story frame Houses
c. Mt nirg ar rooms each -
1--ms 500 OF tae purchase money cash: tn.
resi- nc In ,b:ee 'ual instruments at &, IL. and
Is months, with interest satisfactorily secured
IL IL dts d.
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n " Hsmpshire Wing State Convention.

CoNCoRD, Jnoo 20.-Ihe Wing State Con-
ven:icn ASSEMBLED Errs to aay AID was fully
attended, iocluir-g mary Of Che most promi.
neut men in the tide. ~ lge Ira Perley pro-
sidef AMI fca' P cob strong y cen ling
the repeal Vi tie Missouri Comp omise.
Tia Ii u. Johu Bell, IF Exeter was noni a.
ted fir Governor, receiving aI6 out e 32p
votes.
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Few York Market.

NEw YORK, Jurecl Flour unsettled; sales
) 600 bCis. State at S.. Is q S.. 6S; Southern
at s. 50 SS.94. Wheat unchanged. Corn
sales Of 90 GEO bushels of mi xed at 70; yellow
at GO So. Cotton dull and stocks dull.
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TNEECE and the Golden Horn, By
VI stephen 0lin, d ID tEE .
The Parish SIDE by the Clerk Of the Parish Of Edge
The Home of the Mutineers on Ricairn's Issud
Gu mir Sc Lectures on the Parables and Mirscirs
Fern Leaves from Fam: Portfolio, the second
ries. -F ---..r a-eH#
very Isrge AMI ane assortment CT Stationery and
Blank Pooks just received and for sale at low
prices, by .--.-.
GRAY BALLANTYNE,
JET (SeutinsD 9Th street.
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v;o,c. stor IN and Death

BosToN, June 20.-A violent thunder storm
visited the South shore las; evening. accom-
panied by hail and rail-. The Unitarian Church
at Kingston was stru - Iighrning and CON
siderably damaged. IL house in North Dndze-
water Was struck and oce man killed
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30NNETS, RIBBONS, AND FLOWERS.
Z {OslERi aad uLuYES Of every description nd
Ill prica ne 49,. ~ .l
fnrssolA Muslin Co lars go. ".-
Cambria flouncings and rdg'ngs "a =.
Embd Aluslin U, derasndk lliefs ".t
Emb'd Lawn aud i..en cam Hdhfs tSl-t
Plain aud bSd wash and SIX Aetts -.e- --..,--l
Ia. l-ton D asins aud blk silk IA 90
Alef she anoVe goods together with many 9th
ers, viii DO cold Ut very lo~ prics in ordsr to re
dace stock. u -., WI r. RILsY, -
5 y Cor. S.h street, AMI opp. Centre Market.
L. -
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LfOR kENr-A large dwelling House on 18th
l. STREET. bet and street, the secoud dc Z
1ouIh OF the res de5cs of Jas. g. Berrstt, ESQ.,
tanning thi teen rooms win ga-, good dry GEL &c,
Ac. For further particulars apply to
Jas. q. MCGUIRE,
je!-o6t ......- lt.tionear.
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II q. HOOD has jist returned ftom Nov
III. York with good cs.ortmept OF thoee Gns
am rican WATCHES. s.i
Al O, some very superior European, WATCHES, in
fine gold cases and good supply Of entirely new
rtyles Of JEWkLRq, and very rich patterns, which
hs viii sell usu y, at from 20 to rs PEI cent. be
,ow ~ old estsb ished pricas in this city. Plsass
call u the sign tbs Laxse spread Rasl, Psnnsyi
wanna ssssds, between ~ and 9th streets -.
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.


BY GRE EN q SCUTT, Anctioneer..
VAIUaELE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoy.-
On THU RsnAf. the I'D instant. at o'cock
p m! We si,= ~ u, III. premises, Lot No 10 4,
square $50 ro- tins 60 fe&t II inches on &C st
between 81 and Az strests, aueinq back 13I est
inches, con taiping aho,t S.2e0 81. feet.
Also, part Lot No. il. in same SQUARE, fronting 2e
teet on sti eel south, runnins back 1917 feet
Tfe atnve sc,ibed property is handsouelv locu.
mg.
Title iBdisputa6;e. s.t! r..-
Terms NJ sale: Une hslf cash: TIE balance IN G.
IL ana ls m 7nthe, with note bearing interest,
deed given and q deed oftrust tskea. Ell.
--, -. .--. GREEN & SCOTT,
je cd e Srs-;crs.r,
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rh;ladslnhiaua Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2I.-Georgs W. Aspiu-
wall, widely known for bis extentivs bushes
engagements in the California trade, oied this
mornir1 =
F. C. Brewster, Esq, f.tber of Benjamin W.
brewster. Esq an old AID highly Esteemed
member Of The Philadelphia bar, died q his
residence in this city, this morning
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Suicide.

BALTIMORE, June 2l-Dr Inglehart, a Ger
man, cJmui ted suicide last night lie resided
an Pratt street. Ito fst cut his throat and
hen jumped oct Of a third story window.
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Arrival Of the Canada at Ealfsx-ose vesk
Later from Europe.

LdNT Irom Europe.
HALIFAX, June 2l-The ROYAL man s,eam-
ship Canada from Liverpool. for Boston. mas
arrived but has not yet reached her wharf.
The Canada r'iled from L'verp,c, on the
10th Of June. and hc-cfore brings one wecks'
'a'es intelligence from All parts of Europe.
SECOND DESPATCH.
hAtiFax, June 2l-ibe Canada brir-s
'e~s to the 10th inclusive
ING liverpool cotton market Was 6rr. and
me ssi.s s.nce d:c sailing OF the Arabia show
WesRrn flour is quoted a. SIS. E,.-..
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