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NEW STORE
And New Goods.
GREAT BARGAINS, AND NO MISTAKE |!
ELI FISHER

ELI FISHER
Would respectfully avail himself Of this me-
thod of informing the citizens of Bedford and
vicinity that he has opened an entirely New
Dry Goods, Grocery, and Fancy Store,
in the Borough of Bedford, in the room for
mrrly occupied by DR.. Hofus, and second door
west of Dir. Harry's Drug and Book Store,
where he has just received from the cities OF
New York and Philadelphia
one Of the most elegant assortments OF Goods e.
vrr brought TO Bedford, which, having been pur-
chased for cash, under the most favorable cir
cumstances, he Heels warranted in saying that he
can sell them at prices SO low as TO aSfoaih the
purchaser, and all in want Of good Goods, at
the shortest possible profit, are invited 10 give
him call. Hs stock embraces every variety
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s'PcE'ryss E1irste9s

containing 80 ACRES more or less, covered with
fine growth OF White Pine and other Timber, from
which Lumber OF excellent quality be manuiac-
tured The soil is well adpated for paslurage or
farming purposes. The situation is only short DIS
tance south west Of Frostburg.
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NEW GOODS.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS!
ln an advertisement we cannot give an idea
of how cheap we are selling-nor do we desire
to attract customers by publishing prices Of lead
ing articles.
We embrace this opportunity of thanking all
who have SO literally patronized US during the
past five years--and, while soliciting their con-
tlnued favors, assure them a call will convince
we are selling good Goods as low-if not lower
than can be purchased elsewhere in Bedford.
A. b. CRAMER & co.
Exchange Building.
April 81, 1855.
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ASSESSMENT,

Notice is hereby given that an assessmen: of
FOUR PER CENT, has been laid on the pre-
MUM notes of the Cumberland Valley Mutual
Protection Company, which were in force Oh
the 18th day Of March last. The members of
said Company are hereby required 10 pay their
pro rata to the author izro Collectors or lreasur-
er Of the Company within thirty days, in accor-
dance with the Bylaws and Charter OF said
Company. By order of the Board.
JOHN 7. GREEN, Sccr'y.
May IL, 1888.
NOTICE:-Notice is hereby given that Let!
terS of administration have been granted To the
subscriber on the Estate OF jacob DlehI, late of
East Providence township, Bedford county, de-
ceased-all persons having claims will present
them properly authenticated Tor settlement, and
those indebted will make imn-dlate payment.
SAMUEL Fl. TATE,
.4dmiaiStrat0r.
May IL, 1855.
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New York and Philadelphia
Ladies Dress Goods,

such as Silks, Sains, DrIaines, Bombazines,
Spring Shawls, novelties IN Lawns, British
Prints, Plaid Ginghams, IndersleeveS, from
III cents up, Hosiery in every variety, Shoes,
Boots and Slippers, for Ladies and Children
III fact almost every article adapted to Ladies
wardrobe, which it would require 100 much
space TO enumerate in detail. His stock Of
FLATS and BONNETS for Ladies, Misses, and
Children, is large, rich and CHEAP.
His Groceries, Teas, Spices, Syrup, sc. &C.
are all ol the very best quality.
07-He will consider it no trouble to shew
his Goods, and he hopes the LADIES especial
ly will call and examine his assortment wheth-
tr they purchase or not Always remember,
however, that ELI FISHERS is the place for
BARGAINS. April 6, 1855.
CARPErINGS-I Ingram, Wool. Fig, Rag
and Listing Carpets, and Mattings for sale by
RUPP & OSTER.
BOOTS AND SHOES Mems, Womens',
Boys, Misses and ChiIdrens' Boots and Shoes,
Caters and fies--In great variety for sale at
CHEAP SIDE.
BONNETS.- Belgrade, French lace, Hun
garian, Albin, ManniIa, Whit, Tripler and
Rutland braid BonnetS--for sale cheap, at
RUPP & OSTER'S.
FLATS & BLOOMERS-M Misses Ruthand
Flats and Bloomers, trimed and untrlmrd, for
sale at CHEAP SIDE.
GROCERIES, Rio Coilre at l24 CTS
prime do ID cents. Golden Syrup and prime
n. o. MoasseS for sale by
RUPP g. OSTER.
SUGARS.-Granulated and Crushed Sugars
White clarified do 10 cts. Nice New Orleans
at and s CTS. Tor sale by RUPP & OSFER.
April 13, 1850.
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Private SaHe3

One four-horse Broad wheel wagon and wa
gon bed, three two-horsr plov double trees and
single trees, one large work horse good plow
leader, cheap: one two-horse market wagon with
springs and covered bed, one Hvdrolic Ram to
force water from creeks and springs on hills, one
four-horse power and threshing machine and
shaker, one Iron SeedroIer, and Seed-driI, all
will be sold low by
CHARLES COLFELT.
Nav d. 1855
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NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the estate of John
Blair, ST., late Of Cumberland Valley Township,
Bedford County, drceased, are requested to make
immediate payment-and those having claims
against said estate will present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
JOHN BLAIR,
administrator.
Nav 4. 1862
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JOSEPH w. TATE,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
RE.fL EST.HTE BROKER,

BOUNTY LAND, AND CLAIM AGENT.
Has for sale FOUR FARMS and 10000 acres
OF unimprovrd Land. 10 Liberal advances
made. Land Warrants bought and sold.
07-Ctfice in Julanna street.
Bedford, Nav II, IS55-6m.
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CHEAP SIDE!
A large and handsome assortment OF new sly
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Comprising great variety OF Ladies
DRESS GOODS,
Ofthe latest and most fashionable styles, to-
gether with every other article adapted 10 the
every day wants Of the people, all Of which
they are prepared 10 sell
CHEAP FOR CASH
and approved produce, orupon short credit TO
good and punctual customers.
OUR MOTTO,
''Short profits, many sales and quick returns"
will still continue the ruling feature.
Come, then, and see the bargains, and buy on
ly when satisfied that it's your interest to Go so.
We will take pleasure in showing our goods,
whether you wish to purchase or not.
6Y All kinds of produce taken IN exchange
for goods.
RUPP & CSTER.
April 6, 1858.
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The WOrlds Great Exhibition Prize Medal
Awarded to c. MEYER,
For his Two Pianoes, London, October Is, 81
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Saint Nicholas Hotel.

on the corner of Baltimore and George Street, Cum
berland, nearly opposite the proposed depot of the
PItshurs and Counesville Rail Boa4s and the
depot of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road. 1t is
new, and built he substantial manner replete
with every convenience. 1t contains ample
modations for 200 persons. All the apartments afe
large and commodious, well lighted and ventilated.
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P BLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE
Gal and Timber Lands and Hotel Property.

THE subscriber will offer at Public Sale, at the
ST. Nicholas Hotel in Cumberland
ON FRIDAY THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE, 1855,
the following valuable property in Allegheny Coun-
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One other Tract Of Land Called
esssHlea As V .

''s& L. @ As w.
Containing 100 acres, situate on the Baltimore ard
Ohio Rail Road, al Evert;s Tunnel, underlald with
THREE VEINS OF COAL, 6 feet ) feet, and feet
IN thickness, accessible at the very edge of the Rail
Road il also contains vein OF valuable IRON ORE,
5 feet IN thickness, open.
ONE OTHER TRACT OF LAND, CALLED
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FIRST ARRIVAL
OF
New Spring and Summer Goods.

The undersigned, thankful 10 their friends
and patrons for the kind and very liberal patron
age extended TO them heretofore, would respect
fully solicit continuation of the same, and al
so inform them that they are now receiving
from the eastern cities, and opening at
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April 13, 1855.
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May 4, 1852
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEORGETOWN, July IS. is

UEORGETowN, July 10. 1855.
The following business was had under con.
sideration by our City Councils on Friday
last:
Mr.. Osborne obtained suspension of the
rules to enable him to propose a message to
the Board of Aldermen, in relation to q Joint
meeting Of the two Boards for the election of
two persons to assist in codifying the laws e
the District.
Mr.. Bangs, from the committee on streets.
reported back, without amendment an ordi-
nance from the Board of Aldermen providing
for opening and improving Second alley from
High to Congress streets, accompanied by re.
mOnstrances against said improvement from
Jos. n. Pearson, John Marbury, trustee of the
heirs Of John Carter, Philip Gormley and
others; and the same was rejected
Mr.. Bangs, from the same committee re-
ported back, without amendment bill from
the Board of Aldermen for the improvement of
part OF North street; passed and signed.
Mr.. Bangs, from the same committee, to
whom was referred memorial Of sundry citi-
zens residing on Market street, reported an
ordinance providing for the improvement of
the foOtways on the cast side OF said street.
from Bridge to Fourth street; passed both
Boards.
Also, resolution providing for certain foot
ways; which was laid over the third reading
MIR. Bangs, from same committee, reported
back, with sundry amendments, bill from the
Board of Aldermen providing for the introduce
ton OF gas into our streets which was passed,
and the amendments being cOncurred in by
the Board Of Aldermen, it was signed.
Mr.. McCan, from the committee on police,
reported back Aldermen's bill in relation to
swine with the recommendation that il do not
pass. The recommendation was concurred in.
Afterwards motion to reconsider was carried,
and the bill will be taken up again on next
Friday evening.
Mr. McCan, from the same committee to
whom was referred resolution in relation to
dogs, offered by Mr.. Edes some two weeks ago,
reported back the same with the recommenda-
ton that it do not pass. The recommendation
after some discussion was rejected, and the
resolution passed.
Mr. Myers, from the committee on claims,
re-reported bill appropriating 500 for the
benefit of Lewis Smith, which was passed and
transmitted to Board of Aldermen.
Mr.. Osborn presented the claim OF William
Jewel, amounting to S303 SO, for services rem
dered the Corporation, DC, referred to the COM
mttee on claims
A message was received from the Mayor,
covering the account of VIM. II. Tenny, for
sl4 VI, and S. Boots, Corporation Surveyor,
TOR services rendered, amounting to 500; re-
ferred to committee on claims
Mr. Edes offered "A resolution, which was
passed, appointing Robert Ould, David Eng
lish and Evan Lyons, Es9s., Commissioners
to represent the stock held by eur Corporation
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DIED.

On the 18th inst, in the trumphs of the Chris.
tian faith, ELIZA SANDIFORD ANDERSON,
wife of MIR. Charles A. Anderson, and daughter
OF the late Thos. Sandiford of this city
The friends Of the f1nily are invited to attend
the funeral this afternoon at 3 O'Clock
On the 18th inst, WILLIAM SHUGERT in.
fant son of Anthony and Elizabeth j. Buchly,
aged weeks
His funeral will take place this afternoon at
o clock from the residence of Mr. William Mar
TN, No. :6, ID streets, between Sixth and Seventh
streets The friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend; 4
On the nth inst, OVIDV, infant son of James
>. and Elizabeth J Holland
In the 18th year of his age, CHARLES BRAD.
FORD, son Of Seraphim and Catharine Mast
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IN all the meetings Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company go
Mr. Edes, from the committee on commerce,
reported an ordinance appropriating $1,000
Tor deepening the channel Of the Potomac
rv1r. which was passed and Mayor Addison,
W. d. Edes and George Waters, Esqs., were
appointed a committee to supcrintend the
same.
The Beard of Aldermen passed a bill apprc-
p-iating $3.50 for the benefit of John NJ.
Botcler; also, bill for the rcliefof r. p. Dodge;
referred to appropriate committees of the
council.
A message was received from Board of AL
derIncn In reply to message of council, in re-
lation to the election Of cOGiiiers, declining to
accede to the propositions contained in the
same.
A petition signed John Darncs president of
Star company, was read, requesting that per-
mission be granted to boys to run to fires, with
an engine provided at their own expense re-
ferred
Mr. Myers offered resolution, which was
passed, asking the Mayor to furnish the cOun
ellis certain information in relation to the sale
&c, of the property known as the tobacco
warehouse. Both boards then adjourned
An ugly fracas occurred on Saturday night,
at q house on Water street, occupied by an in
dlvidual by the name of Causecn, which re-
suited in two or three of the parties concerned
in it being badly wounded 1t appears that
Causeen, anticipating an attack, had prepared
himself with weapons for self-defenco, When
his assailants arrived, they forcibly entered
his premises and as they came in, he struck u
young man, named Hillary Hutchings, with
an axe or axe.handle, which felcd him to the
hoor lie then inflicted a wound upon him
with knife, which his attending physician,
DR.. Riley, thinks is almost certain to prove
fatal.
Quite large company went with the Vigi-
liant Fire Company, this morning, on their ex-
curslon to the White House Pavilion, on board
the fine steamer George Washington.
Probably the Oldest person in our community
never saw such an abundant supply of fine veg
ctables of every description in our market as
was there on Saturday last, and prices we are
please to say, have come down to a reasonable
standard. One of the most important articles,
potatoes, have fallen in price from 81 so to ST.
Cabbages, beets, &c, there is no end to them.
and at prices as low as any one could ask them.
No change in the flour or grain market since
our last. SPECTATOR.
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ESyphilis. scrofula and Diseased Blood.

or the cure of these terrific diseases CARTER IS
SPANISH MIXTURE is the only specific
The proprietors have in their possession over
one hundred certificates Of the most extraordinary
cures effected by it.
We refer to the certificate of Richard Adams
late High Sheriff of Richmond, Va, E Burton.
Commissioner of the Revenue for Richmond; Gen
WEIGH, of the Mammoth Circus; DIR. Hendlev, of
Washington city; VIM. A. Matthews and c. Ii
Luck, Esq, of Richmond, Va; F.. Boyden, Ex-
change Hotel Va; and host of others who have
seen cases of the worst description cured by Car
ter's Spanish Mixture They all certify that it is
the greatest purifier Of the blood known.
*x*See advertisement
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UCTION SAILS.

BY GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers
L,RAME HOUSE AND LOT on 4sh street,
Il between Massachusetts avenue and
street north. at Auction.-On FRIDAY, the
10th instant we shall sell at 81 O'Clock p. m. a
good Frame House and Lot. situated on F ourth
street west, between Massachusetts avenue and |
street, (the flag will designate the house,
Title indispGtable.
Terms One fourth cash; balance in G. 10, and
Is months, for notes bearing interest from the day
Of the sale.
y deed given and deed of trust taken.
GREEN & SCOTT,
Jy 6-n AuctioneerS.
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Destructive Fires,

MANCHESTER, n. H., July I6.-The Man
chester Corporation Mill, No. 1, was nearly
destroyed by fire yesterday, involving loss of
S25o,oo0, upon which there is an insurance
for 100000.
By this calamity five hundred persons arc
thrown out Of employment. Twenty-Five stores
and dwellings, including Tstney's block, were
also consumed. Loss Sl00, 900, which is par
tally covered by insurance
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TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE EvENIxoxr.,
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ARAeo
Four Days Later from Furepe

SANDY HOOK, July l6.-The steamer Araco.
from navre, has arrived, bringing Liverpoo,
dates Of July 4. The news generally is un-
important.
Lord Raglan is dead. Gen. Simpson sue
ceeds him as commander-in-chief Of the En-
lish forces.
No important event had occurred before
SebastoPol up to the sailing Of the Arago.
A disturbance had occurred in London Inv
consequence Of the Sunday trading bill, which
had been subsequently, withdrawn.
MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, July Cotton is dull, and
prices Of some grades are I'd. lower; sales for
the past three days Of Is, 600 bales, includiuy
1000 to spectators and 1000 10 exporters.
BreaGstufs arc dull and slightly lower
Consols closed at 81 fa9ls
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BY ]. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.

By J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
Il proved and unimproved Real Estate
In pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court Of
passed in d cause wherein Levin NJ. Powell and
Jeanette G. Powell are complanants, and VIM
A. Bradley, Sydney A. Bradley, Chas. NJ Thurs
ton, William Thruston, Horatio Gates, Eliza,
Jeanette and Dckerson Phillips Thruston; Sarah
Thruston, Charles NJ, Helen X, and Thomas w e..
Thruston; Fannie C.. Thruston, Jeanette b.,
Alfred ID E, and sydney Thruston are defendants.
the undersigned trustees, appointed under said
decree. will proceed TO sell at public auction upon
the premises, TO the highest bidder, the following
described Lots and Houses, situated in the city Of
On THURSDAY, the 18th day of July next, at
O'Clock p. IN, the whole Of square SIS. This
square is bounded 10y Third and Fourth SITS, be-
tween III and streets and Massachusetts avenue,
and will be sold in lots suitable for building COM
Portable dwellings, and each lot separately.
On FRIDAY, the 18th July next, at O'Clock
p. m, original Lots 6, :, and s, in Square num-
bered $50. A portion of this property is improved
by good substantial houses, the rest is unim-
proved
On MONDAY, the 10th of July next, at 6 o'clk
p. m, lot Is and part of 10, in square numbered
is. This property is eligby situated on X street,
near the lower Georgetown Bridge, and is i'm
proved by a well .built three-story brick House,
back building and stable.
to wit One fourth part of the purchase money
shall be paid at the time Of said sale and the bal
ance in equal instruments at l, =, and years. the
purchaser to give for said deferred payments his
bond, with suretieS TO be approved by the trustees
or such other security as the trustees shall deem
sufficient
IL the terms Of the sale are not complied with in
four days, the trustees reserve TO themselves the
right to sell again at the purchasers risk and cost
All conveyance at cost Of purchaser.
w. B. WEBB, lr-,a,-
JOS. H. BRADLEY. Jr ( iIus'ees'
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
lie lS-1aw3v&I IL ID, I6July Auctioneer
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By J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
TWO DESiR ABLE DWELLING Houss

l. in the First Ward at Pablo Sale.-On
WEDNESDAY afternoon, July 18th, at CT o'clk
on the premises, shall sell Lot No. y in SO uare
No. I0s, fronting OH north l. street between 18th
and 10Th streets west, with the improvements con-
sisting Of two good and well finished two story
and attic frame Dwelling Houses one containing
'seven and the other ten rooms, with stables, wood
sheds, and other necessary outbuildings.
Terms One-third cash residue in 6, II and l.
months, with interest, secured by a deed OF trusl
on the premises.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
iy l1-eo6ds Auctioneer
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NOTICE.

THE firm Of Williamson & Osgodby having
Il been dissolved, the undersigned has taken a
shop i'm the immediate neighborhood of the for
mer place with a view to permanency in the trade
Thankful for past favors so literally bestowed on
the late firm, he solicits continuance Of a share
OF the patronage heretofore received.
n. Bishop on l2th between Pa. avenue and
street. Residence on 10th, between q and III
SITS, No Alb. JNO. ID. WILLIAMSON.
Nv li-eo3t&
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Fire and Loss cf I.;fa

BUFFALO, July l6.-Jas. Thompson's house,
in the village of Brant, was fired by incen-
diarism on Saturday night, and Mr. Thomp-
son, with his three daughters and two grand
daughters persisted in the flames.
The thermometer; yesterday, stood at 90.
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New York and New Orleans N arkets

NEW YORK July I6-CottOn is in limited de-
mand, at unchanged rates. Flour dull-sales
of 4, $50 barrels SS.63aS9 so; sales Of 200 bar
rels of Southern at $40 Wheat Is unchanged
sales of 2 go bushels at -. 80 for southern
white. and s2.39s for red. Corn is higher
sales of $4,000 bushels at gle. Beef ami J. K
unchanged. Whisky firm at Ale.
NEw ORLEANS, July l2.-Cotton is unchans-
ed--s2les of 3, 900 baIess Flour SO Corn S..
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3D- Premiums at the Fairs-Whitehurst's
still in the ascendant-The iuries of each of the
late fairs at Baltimore, Il Richmond, and New ork
awarded their highest premiums to J II. w for
their superiority of Photographs Stereoscopes and
DaguereOtypes exhibited.
Mr.. w also received two medals at the Worlds
Fair, London, and premium at Crystal Palace
New York
Also, the first awards Of the Maryland Institute
for three years past.
Whitehurst's Gallery I'm this city is on Pa ave-
nue. between Four and a. half and Sixth streets
feb II
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Riot at Toronto.

TORONTO, July l6.-A mob on Saturday
night, attacked the circus company, destroy
used AMI several persons badly hurt, but the
police finally quelled the disturbance
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II Noah Walker & Co., Marble Hall

II Noah Walker g. Co., Marble Hall
Clothing Emporium, under Browns Hotel re-
specifically announce that their display of Spring
and Summer Clothing is now ready for inspection
comprising an assortment Of Goats, Vests and
Pantaloons of the newest and richest designs in
material, trimming and workmanship. To gen.
tlemen who study excellence with economy in
iashlonable articles Of dress an opportunity for
Letting is offered from one of the largest and most
attractive stock OF goods offered in this CITY at
a very reduced scale Of prices apf7
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by JAS. 4. MCGUIRE, Aucuoneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on
L, near 18th street, At Public Salc.-On
FRIDAY afternoon, July @Oth, at O'Clock, on
in square li2, fronting IS feet on north G. between
18th and 18th streets west, running tack O. feet,
with the Improvements, consisting OF a two-ston
and attic brick dwelling house, containing in all
thirteen rooms.
This property is very desirably situated for a
private residence.
Title indisputable.
Terms One fifth cash; residue in l, 2, and 3
years, satisfactorily scared, bearing interest
j. G. MCGUIRE,
jy I'D Auctioneer
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Later from .5ierra Leone.

NEW YORK, July I6.-Alvices from sierro
Leone to june Sd state that the English expe-
dtlcn against the native Chief, on W.llaghea
River, had met with disastrous defeat. 80
LAYING been killed and captured Among the
killed was Quarter Master Andrew, Of the
steamer Teaser. British subjects had also been
seized by the natives on the Rio Miner. The
sloop-of-war Ferret had been sent after them