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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-01-05
IAcoNIO.

The following venerable official correspond
ence republished by the Cleveland Herald, we
have not seen many year.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
~ Washington, Jan. 18th 1899.
Sra: --rhis Department is desirous Of know
ing how far The TOmbigbee rivei runs up
You will please communicate the information.
Respectfully. ". H. CRAWFORD.
s. Dinsmore, Esq. Collector, Mobile.
asH d,sas MoBLE, Feb. 7th, 1899.
Sal have the honor TO acknowledge tte
receipt Of your letter Of The 18th ut AID in
forming you in reply that the TOmbighes river
does not ran up at all. S. Dinsmore.
Hon. w. H. Crawford. Secretary Of the
Treasury.
~ TREAsuRy DDPARTMExr, @
Washington, March lst.i892 ssh
SIR:--I have the honor 10 inform you that
this Department has nofurther service for you
a. q collector Of Mobile.
Respectfully, VIII. CRAWFORD.
S. Dinsmore, Mobils. s.
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EEwOnder on what grounds cBRrsTArEs OP,
posed Crosisr and loaned thoir influence TO
Whiskeydom.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-01-05

When the di1ieulty frss bsrh 4 EHa
the eommunisy commended phal seemed 70 be
the forbeaTancS ofthe railroad eonpaaies; but e
afler the penalty OF he lav wts Thrown over
them. ADD their asslIIasss declared Ouslsss.
ihey st refused 70 pro,fst lhrir properly a.
gainss ihe axe efths brgpud and he torch of
The iaeendiary. The pubic now believe that
this unnecessary forbearonce arises from COW ssf
ardiee. Il has emboldeped the mob 70 insult 2
them wilh inpuniiy. and 70 destroy their prop
erty at viii
Sincs The granting Of The Injunction. iAe
enemies Of the read were placed without the
pale Of the Law. The. calfts the public and
The wee o. The side OF the roads. Why did
they not defend The track? Ten thsussnds
armed volunteers would have focked 10 their
assistance. The nobocrsts Wouldl liave bsea 2
cut 70 pieces and hunted from the track like
wolyra lndemnilo for the past and ser
curly for the future would have been secured.
A,ffeebcoler is not less obnoxious 70 armies
thap. coward ihe termerily Of ons shAla
lenges respect, while the limidi.y Of the olhsT
breeds contempt
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He who labors Tor mankind, without care
for himself, has already begun his immOrtali-
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-01-05

ByrsDt is said to be perfectly at HONE in
Writing heroic verse. but for all this il nust be
Acknowledged that the author OF llliad was
HemeT. .......
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-01-05

9 EE A Boston girl Of sweet sixteen" ssys
the Springfield REPuBucAE, has lately had her
personal attractions increas ed sci 900, by the
death Of a relative in France.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-01-05

RAITLoLB Acc,pKEr-0 On Nsnday an acei-
dent occurred on the 0hie snd Penn'a railroad
near Clinton. The express train was coming
east and the the engine attached 10 it while
the train was going at a slow rate Of speed.
was following the train run into. the rear psssen
ger car. There we're number OF persons in
The car none Of them hover, were badly injur-
red. The car vas broken bv the collisions
The train did not arrive until meas one o'clock
dis morning owing to the accideni-Pias.
.GS. 4ati +Fisl h'- 80 iff
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b rI'ies 81 tulhorIfy We appoint Nsssrs. cnask
4 o uof sfenss e solicit subscriptions sad AZ
rlrlisfns Read lhtR card
TaE TITO patlishe5 monthly >, 81 South
IkIs1 afreel. haoF Shsfnnf. at lskEk "a Cos
fhlses ptia. where airsuisemsnis ara leceived
shf lolRsfisf = Al tie ssding journals In the
unlfea States and Csnadss.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-01-05

As ErHIoPIAS HEuoUIxs - A re yro oiuPt.
tersburgh. Va, took up and ''totedl'. on his
shoulder hogshsad Of tobacco from the depot
to The Centre Warehouse II weighed 3s5
pounds. The SOuthside Democrat says Ihis iS
fact.
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THE UNION: NASHNGTON TUESDAY NORNING APRIL ll s54

tons. between parties which had not single particle OF
common interest 10 render of action possible
The result Of all this tissue of complicated dipo-
macy is The alienation OF the States OF Central
America, and the triumph Of British policy in that
quarter. The eaetonary party aided by the priests,
the indians, and the English. is daily gaining strength
The federal compact between the four States is lived
and, with the exception OF the State OF Honduras they
are apparently IN the direct road abec dependence
on the great protector OF Asia. Africa aud America No
longer relying the nterposon OF good Offices Of the
Uaiied States, which they charge, with reason.
with having deceived thsm and emascualed by their IN
tenal dissensons, there every to fear that hay
ing been disappointed IN their hopes quarter they
WILL either voluntarily or by intimidation be brought into
similar condition with Costa Riea now virtually de-
tendency OF England
There is however strong ground for the belief that the
present administration has taken to remedy, If
possible, the bunders OF lis predecessors. Though
hear nothing OF the negotiations oil Mr. Borand Of
whose great objects, presume, to couneract Brit
ish nirgues in that quarter not doubted that he ia
making every effort 10 re-esabsh that confidence IN The
friendship OF the United States which received deadly
blow from their becoming parties TO tparie conven
ton by which Nicaragua TO be dsmembered. IL is
earnestly hoped that he may succeed in rees,ablshing
those friendly and confidential relations important to
the United States, and vitality essential TO the nde-
pendence OF those of Central America My Lord Palmer
son may then possibly be convinced OF his mistake when
he told Mr.. Buchanan % the United States had no tor.
egn policy" RETIRED STATESMAN
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BRnIsH 'oossoLs"-As many persons do moi under
stand what is meant By eonsols" which always a
prominent article in the English money quotations, we
give the following definition from the Bankers Mega
ZRe;
" They three percen English stock, which bad It's
origin IN the act OF the British Parliament consolidating
(hence the nancy several separate government stocks
called in the act consolidated annuites. and commonly
quoted, for brevy, .consols' When the consolidation
took place. the principal OF the several funds thus merged
amounted f937 .s21 bat by the funding Of additional
and subsequent loans aud parts Of loans into this stock y
amounted. the 5th OF January 1885, 10 22s
Since that period only loan has been aise8ha Tor
compensation The West India planters in the elnaDe
patton OF sayesf2o 0o0, 000-and few millions have
been paid off The total in January, 1918, f3l7 s24
debt OF f772 40l ,65l sterling The stock, from It's
aMoun, and the immense number OF its holders. Is more
sensitive 10 IFS financial influence than any other. and s,
therefore, the fayorite stock Of the operation OF specu-
aiors and jobbers. It's dividends payable sem-an-
nually"
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for sslen pursuance Of decree OF the court Of
county, saIe at public auction
Jones' o. s. A. Ii situated in Fairfar county
Virginia. the Potomac vcr, Georgetown b.
o. by me Lee.our turnpike eight from washington and fifteen
acres one half OF which is in
the original hickory poplar
with walnut locust The been
timed and improved with the durable manures,
bsrs required M, se.n drained hy Blind d,esns soa
expense spared by the late Cen Jones in making
now isa highly improved and very e,odastys ", farm
embracing all the choice varieties Of apples, peaches
ne peaches arc f.paftasy an sn .A , ,, e.
purposes frewood eoopefs' wheeIfighu mss
charcoal fencing and ~ those could easily
Beside spring. OF erceut water the
nearly equally divided y Dead small bM falling
lasd bordering
sive quarres Of hne building which, wood
timber produce, &C. viii have ready
the ne OF Columbia and Aisrsndns by Chesapeake
Ohio canal when the dam being sised completed There
landings upon the place The
erecting substsna bridge Potomac which win
insure drre, communication win the markets AZ all
buildings house, suitable family,
with including barn, Stables Sc
neghborhuod po2uious, healthy,
ouces prospect Langley minutes walk
Of different denominations and
The tract can be undivided and viii be sols in
parcels, n desired
IN the hands Of the commissioncrs before the day Of
The provided BY the decree purchase
money be paid and the residue instruments
twelve asd eighteen months day
deferred payments
befre the subscribers private offers
whole portion u the land may the time Of the de-
Mr. Hummer the manager will show the place
Of examining and for further information apply 70 either OF the
chrEsnY Ar = JoNEs'
w n. DULANy,
Fairfax Court House, va,
Mara-dwA evsunisN3swcpts Commissioners.
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IlEsiRABLE FARM AT PUBLIC sALEon Thursday, the I3,
" day OF April, viii sell, o'clock D.
desirable farm, containing IN ofand
county the Rockville turnpike
distant from either place adons Perry
Duffy and Rsdcf, and Is within quarter the turn
pike al bethesda church. The land naturally
for cultivation There twenty good
Rock Creek, and all the heidr well
abundance wood place quarry of
hne building stone The improvements consist Of story
house, with stable and This land viii positively
sold 20 the highest bidder The e
engaged In business IA Washington Persons DESTROYS Of kuyng
land for farming purposes speculation would attend
the sale
Terms One third cash residue
with interest from day Of sale Tile ndisputable.
Persons wishing the further
relation o.
resides the premises the Subscribers In
GREEN h SCOTT
hp@dep Aueuoneers.
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thsr mutual denuneiaons have proved, il nothing else
hat The patriotism and consistency ofeaeh may be estimated
Al about tie valuesix OF one half Of the other-o
better stll. FOR both.
The OF the washerwomen Of Paris takes place to-day,
this being Mcareine Tonight viii be balls every
where. within and outside the barriers Muaard's grand
orchestra viii thunder away the OPERA and the lights and
flowers aud music and WALKING the Jadin Hiyer will
almost realize the brilliant hctions OF the Thousand-a
one Nights Paris lays aside for the the sackcloh
and OF Lent the merment and motley robes
Of the Carnival O.
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By }. Q. meouInr, Aue,,onesr.

| ,oMmtMsSioNEhs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
nc unae.slsnea commissioner appointed by
eou o. the District OF Columbia estate OF te
i.te William punesn deceased VIII public sae on Tues
day. the ict day OF April 1854
the afternoon, inc northern Of
fronting Twelfth west; and street nou
said lot has 'front.' on Twelfth street OF inches
running back one hundred feet 10 wide se The
large story brick dwelling house other
Terms OF sale onen OF the purchase money paid down
the balance equal proportions twelve eighteen and TWEEN
utou months, with the securing in
teres and the payment Of the whole purchase money
Of as comms
sioneTs, will The purchaser purchasers title 10 The
said property Ia fee.
JOHN II. REILLY,
JOHN ID. CLARK
NICHOLAS CALLAN,
JOHN II. GODDARD,
BENJAMIN X. MoRsELL,
Commissioners.
JAS, G. MCGUIRE,
Mar i5-eod Auctoneer
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NEW SPRING GOODs.-Willam Tucker, merchant tailor,
~ Pennyvania between AZ and 9th streets
method OF returning his sincere thanks his
and Of Congress-
inSm them that he has
opening Of the elegant spring
and summer goods he has presented public.
All Of which will be executed his style sores
notice. Call and
l0-3awiwif WILLIAM TUCKER
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GREATEST RACE on RECORD.

New ORLEANS, April S-Decidediy the creates, four
mile record has just been concluded The Metal
e COURSE this city. Leconpte Louisiana horse
won The purse Of 81 600 in straight heats
The time OF the first heat 20. aud ,he second
heat $50 This is the finest time made
The cnres wetf, LecoAnpe, The only horse not dis
tanced by Lexington in he recent sra State post-sake
race for S2oOOO; Lexington OF Kentucky, winner said
and Rubte The !att was dsauced on the second
heat tA
Before starting Lexington the ia yoi,e al odds
Large amounts oil money were bet upon the result which
has thrown the sporting community into the greatest state
OF excitement.
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by j. Q. McGUIRE, Auctiouocr.

SUPERlOR CABINET FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD "CHICk
ering piano forte elegant Of French ornaments,
ware elegant gilt and cugass chandeliers, handsome
rage French eoupse and pair q bay earrass horses,
Hon VIM Gwin, corner Of 30 and Streets shall sell
elegant furniture and household effects, comprising
Handsome Louis XIV piano forte, by CHECKER
gold satin covered paor furniture
Suite of rosewood crimson bocaeIe parlor
Elegant satin damask curtains with lace curtains
cornce, &c, to match
Rosewood marble top centre table, Chinese teapoys
Magnhcsntse OF French gilt table ornaments, consisting
Pair o. French gil, paror chandeliers for gas
Pair OF elegant cutgass do do
beautiful French china vase o. bowers sa"uev carved
Elegantly decorated French China dinner, dessert and tea
Rich Crystal cut glass claret pitchers, decanters
Finger bowls water bottles, tumbler, wines
Champagnes, preserves celery stands, &c.
groaze candeabras, mansel ornaments
French mantel musical umepiece
Eighteen dining chairs. upholstered with green morocco
Table CUTLERY, plated ware
Velvet and Brussels carpets, rugs
yenian, stair, and hall carpets, oileoth
Oak carved hall chairs, hat rack
Rosewood Eiixabethan bedsteads
Rosewood dressing bureaus. wsshstands
Rosewood mrroront wardrobe, lined urcuebc. with satin
Handsome china toile, sets
Mirror-fron mahogany wardrobe
Mahogany hair spring seat chairs, rockers
Mahogany bureaus, marble top wristbands
Walnut, cherry, and maple bedsteads
Best curled hair
Marseles quilts, blankets. comforts
superior feather holsters and pillows
Together with large and escellen, assortment kitchen
AT O'CLOCK
IN front OF the residence, shall sell
Elegant family carriage and harness
small French coupee
Pair superior carriage horses.
Terms $50 and under cash sum, two and
49,, JAS 6. MCGUIRE,
APl-d Auctioneer.
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u - sfEAn. nsSshant tailor has pleasure 10
Inform bis customers and the psDe received h
ne" spring goods and beautiful coplste
al Respects examination OF which invites
who interested in showing whore goods
May be found - $3.50
IN addition 10 The articles usually found in mSrchant aos
have also received large and choice
furnishing goods including small lot superior ready
made coats and sesls. S
So No. 4 Washington place,
"ai lo-StswSwu street
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WANTED 20 rent Immediately, a comfortable dwell
house, good neighborhood containing eight
with Kitchen location Second wards
preferred.
dwelling house. with parors five six Chambers dining
Kitchen panties stable &C. The house be furnished
and bath fixtures, and the locality unotjecuoanbie
Persons having either
tenants by leaving with The
price, &c., before Wednesday the with he sub
scrber. JAS. C. NcGiIlRE
Mar sd Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
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MARKETS

Asw foRk. April 10 The steamers news has had no
effect on Hour Cotton IS slightly dep.essedsa, to-dsy
OF 400 bales Sales Of The week 500 baies
BALTIMORE, April -Flouf has declined as much as
was supposed would have doue under late Euro
pean ncws-saes OF 500 barrels OF city mills at 81 81
Wheatsaes OF 5000 bushels OF white 81 So aud OF red
at 81 az 81 10 Cptn-saes OF 10 bushels at II ~
ceas Tor wbite end al IL ~ cents for yellow Oats
sales OF eco bushels As 40 Batter IN kegs al u
"A cents roll, Is Is cents Whiskey cold at "a a 25
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n X. CHAMBERrJS's Commercial Cclieee located
", 27 Batiaove Maryland. fine
institution 10 10 place In the reach Of
practical sdncs
obtain q move
general &w acquired
uanyy years In courdmg+ h0use.
The study smbsssss dcxhsenty book keeping and
various
Practical permsn-hp cchtniww P&dity erecn besuty
posns mercantile subjects, beside other for
understand The
v student
There being vacson applicant" enter and
and diplomas awarded hs-e who graduate For
srd have circular forwarded by ma
uela-lydAO
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BY J. c, McGUIRE. Auc,,onecr.

VERY VALUABLE LIVERY STABLE AND GROUNDS AT
public auction-on Saturday afternoons April Is, O'Clock
on the premises, shall cell lots g.
fronting 81 feet inches street, and l4th
running back about 1850 feet containing square feet
Improvements, consisting of brick stable Office with
iron roof containing twenty I'VE fine large stalls with ample
in the lot
small frame house, which for $i8 per
The whole property Is most elgby situated and presents
duet livery and sale stables the opportunity
cure stand where large and profitable
Terms 81, 400 in balance sir, twelve eighteen
twenty four and thirty months for bearing interest,"
cured by deed Of trust on the premises.
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Ap7-d Auctoneer
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NINAW GOODS-sPRIHts, Ie5s.--The sahschevs AZ. now
prepared 10 erhici their splendid
ssd on the site Of their stand No ~ South
fnsde'phfs beautiful fancy ,rd
m eonnes and fat flowers, kc and Panama, PALM
et he" Tor gentlemen, which old mil
hne generally invited PROMISING
sssnt IN variety IN novelty, and in Styles
oresu carefully snd prompsy ereeu,ed.
THOMAS WHITE 4 co.
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by GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctioneer..

"a oUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE SPLENDID
IL piano forte, xe al aucon.On Wednesday
we shall SELL the residence OF Nicholas
on north ~ between 5th and 9th
opposite Colonel Seatons garden
ture,
Splendid TX octave piano oe In solid heavy
nearly made by Eggert Co.. Baltimore. patent pre-
num instrument and considered be equal SUPERIOR
piano in Washington ~ I
Mahogany sofa. spring parlor castor chairs
Do sdeboard marble-top dressing and other bureaus
DO dining and other tables, workstand and hatrack
Do top
Maple high and cottage bedseads
Grand0les, solar, hall, lamps
China, glass, and crockery
Feather BEDS bedding, hair and shuck mattresses
Brussels and other carpets
Window shades and blinds
Cooking, Radiator other
With u good assortment of kitchen requisites.
Terms Under $25 cash
days, for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
The house is for rent Inquire the premises.
GREEN * SCOTT
Ap I'D Aucuoneers,
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mo. 1851
NOTICE of WITHDRAWAL from

NOTICE of WITHDRAWAL from private entry M
N certain lands lying within hteen miles OF the
route OF the proposed from
NtcKsBuRe, MISSISSIPPI.
In OF the
the proposed above mentioned
srsp STATS has directed a for the the
day june merit, tbs pubic lands lying within for
Whereabouts as near as may se on either side Of the
road being the aforementioned townships be withheld
ENTITY except valid claims which excluded
OF This notice and puport
have been accordingly the land officers
In the district Of lands subject sale MosRor
North Of the base line and east Of ae meridian.
Townships heen sixteen, eighteen nineteen and
twenty, of ranges six inclusive
Townships hecn, seventeen crbt.en
teen, and twenty, Of range
nineteen, OF ranges eight 10 fourteen, inclusive.
Townships fifteen and sixteen, OF range hneen
North Of the bass Hire and resf Of he meridian.
Townships hheen sirteen, eighteen nineteen and
twenty, Of ranges one to i've, inclusive. ~
IIn The district OF lands subject sale Lows
NORTH Of he base line and vesf Of lle meridian.
Townships necn sixteen, eighteen nineteen md
twenty, OF ranges SIX 10 thirteen, inclusive
under hand, Office city Of Wash
ington, this l7th day OF December, 1850
by order OF the President
John WILSON
Commissioner Of the General Land oahce.
ME
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supreme Court oil the United state,
MONDAY. Ami 10. 1874

MosDAY, April 10. 1854
Present all the Judges
/ Meuick, esq, Of Baltimore. Md, was admitted
an attorney and counsellor OF this court
NO. l4l iyde Goodwn's administrators, appellants,
Robert divers executors The motion 10 disms. this
case was argued BY Mr. Davis in support thereof aud by
Messrs Campbell and Reverdy Johnson in opposition
thereto.
Adjourned ull Tomorrow AT II O'Clock. am
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NOTICE A. hereby sissn THAI tns beard assessor.
IN will daily Office City Hall O'Clock
TO from tns llth 10 the a6th Of April, inclusive
lsunday for the purpose Of hearing determining
complaints and appeals Of all who consider
selves agseved BY valuations property
fof taxes ior the present year
by order or the board;
H. y, HARDNESS,
APP Il-dt26h Sseretary.
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Letters received from Enga BY our merchants stale
thei orders have been received in Liverpool from Lon
don, by which all passenger vessels ia the Liverpool
Trade are compelled 10 carry four 10 every hun
bred TONS so that ship OF (say) 800 tons has TO take
siAly men, or number onethlrd larger than be OF
any possible service has produced much excitement
here among the Liverpool shipping merchants who feel
Ihat The subject should Immediately receive the attention
OF our government The object of order obnoxious
cannot even be conecued especially during the present
scarcliy OF seanen. occasorfd by the
junction with Other As specimen OF le effects
OF tbs law, may be mentioned that the Lady franklin
OF ihs port which ordinarily carries twenty eight men,
VIII now have 10 take about sixty, aud the Ashbarton
which went out with twenty-five men, will have to in
crease this number, on her return "trip, TO forty men
The following OF sevara letters received from cor.
respondents abroad
LIVERPOOL, March 22.
CoEsELgs GRNSELL. Esq An order has come down
rom the Emigration Commissioners Ia London that
passenger ship shall have clearance unless she has
board crew oil Jour every 100 regis,er and
an azmaih compass (Which and others consider
contrary 10 the requirements OF the passenger act) well
as ordering third anchor and chain
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ny GREEN & SCOTT, Aucsions.r..

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN-on
Wednesday, The 18th nssnt, shall sell in front pm
at O'Clock large brick building, neatly new situated
aud fronting the alley Jackson
Hall, being the building lately occupied
carpenters shop The mont
and 80 feet deep brick wall u high the whole
lot The lot the house IA well
calculated for printing office factory.
Terms One fourth balance
the
est from the day Of deed given deed Of trust
Title ndisput table,
GREEN & SCOTT,
APP I'D Aucioneerp
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BY TELEGRAPH.

STEAMER MANCHESTER
PHILADELPHIA, April 10 The steamer City OF Manche,
ter has been of from the shore safely and has arrived
She brings 800 passengers and large feish Nothing
has yet been heard om the City Ga.gow and il il now
believed that shs has gone down with the souls on
board.
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by GMEEN 6 SCOTT, Anc1ionser..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT THE CORNER OF l. AND
23d streets at auciionOn Friday instant we shall
sell at o'clock, part OF lot No. In No. situated
the corner north and 23d Streets and
Gle Pennsylvania fronting on L street
running back rs feet, containing ,3Gl iGches =
Terms: Onchalf cash balance twelve, and eighteen
months, the purchaser give deferred
bearing deed given and deed AZ
taken All conveyance the purchaser Title in
disputabIe
GREEN SCOTT
Ap9-d Aucioneers.