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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-29
wrpsrspAr, May So u.

WEDNESDAY,, May So NJ
The stock market was less sc,ve to day, and qsota-
tions we're MT fully sustained The changes aco scs
important, but the whole feehsg Of the market wss
downward. At the eloee, however, there WA htse
more runees. The OF the aeavne to-day mot
very appseut but rneraly ascibed TO the unsettled
state OF oaahs at Washington. Rumos Of Crsmptsn's
dismissal were quite current, and come outside par
ties were operating upoa it. With the exception OF the
uoessy fesug by the ndion OF political ~
fair Il ere nothing the street to account for Alan
in the sto,h. The Money market 10 in favorable po-
ton the specie in ba L is ACCOMPLISHING wth CALI
rnia rec ipt Of about tws mons at hand The coua-
try bank balances agaa asng; while the sPecss
shipments are about ouehslf as largo rs last year
Under or,li,ar, circumstances We should undoubtedly
have an active ard buoy ant stock market in June:
but with TIE present mbesile administration. which
hss brought Us to the verge Of swsr with England
Il is not slrprisipg that operators should hestats
Eiie closed at ssh Reading ssi Cleveland and ioeao
IA; Pansma 100; Chicago and Rock Island ~t.
Mchigt Southern s5l Illinois Central ssa; New fest
Central sei; Nicaragua loi; &c la Railroad eoads
the mark, is without chssgs; State stocks are quse<.
The msaket for Exchsnge closed dull at Al sss Ter
Sterling. Francs, 5.lsl s5lSi The supply Of bin
was fair and first class commercial Sterling soaA
at 9t
Ereghts are dull. Engagements of 1000 bach
Wheat and Peas at SID. in ships bags; 5000 boas.
Flour at Is Cd sss the lower rate for parcels reqsh
ing extra insurance so boxes Cheese es; and como
Cotton, lsd for compressed. To London. 1000 ebs'
Flour o. 3d. an oatside rate; 600 bcxes Bsoos, sss
To Glasgow, 500 bbL. Flour, o. Sd. To Hsvre, 100
bbs Flour, Soc: small parcels Wheat, stc.; ne
soue Cotton, lc The bark Thales, hence u New
Oieans for o., 3T5 will carry 2ao tuns OF 500 oss.
Tie business a. the Sab-T,easury wss' fs@
Sso.3iA 9s; received, el5S,5A ~; balance, ei@-
ol9Sn 95; paid for Assay Office. es,asi u; ps'd -
sbursing checks, si637i 81.
Albert II. Ncosy's regular semi weekly sSoese
sale Of stocks and bonds win take place to ms"ss'
Thursday, at iaI O'Clock ct the Merchants ksdhsnse
An auction sale Of frstclsss county and osty ooeos
G, the State Of Calfornis will be made this day. e
l2I o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange. ny H. y.
Halliday.
The receipts OF the Morris Canal have been
| Total 10 May ~. leS5.............S2tos ~
| Neek ending May u. le55....... B.sb vi .es
| Total 10 Msy ~. let6............. S3t Bf ~
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-29

ATrEspr TO DRows HERsELP.-A woman named
Sarsh PsusT While sborins under sbeuson OF me mn
Attempted nit suicide "Wednesday BY JunPs o'e.
bosd At The ot Of Main She reseUed By sou.s
rers ard taken 10 the second District station h"a's ~ne'
shs was properly cared for.
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SrIcIDEs.-Jobsnna PeltE, German woman, com
rnt,eo .vce yesterday By taxing ss.ur 81 her rs.tssee
No 80 Ae iDeu>st ~il b he'd usoa tee eosy
tosy JsDes suffer sees about years ~s rspe''se ~
III. teth ard Police yesterday, hssi1x eSnssi
suce jumping hi:t undow. az his tss1snes
Nc ls5 Thirty hsst street The Cs;oson wer. sosAsa
f esry the bat u .e iast
irx n h.1 mad DO q their off,. A. IN
quest probably held but e recordas are
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-29

GRAMMAR School, No. II The Monthly Revie"
Of the Male Department Of Grammar School, No. II,
in Seventeenth street, near Eighth avenue, viii be
hels on Friday, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-01
DIED.,

Suddenly, on the Goth Of June, MIR. WILLIAM
PALMER, OF cor; estiOn Of the brain, aged forty
two years
III The friends Of the family are Informed
that the funeral will take place from the house of
his nephew, VIM. H. Palmer, S66 street, near
I3th, It O'Clock this afternoon.
AT Hopeton, on the 30Ih of June, HERBERT
DENNY, SON Of Joseph G. and Mary X. Lewis,
sged years and months, being the third child
within one week.
On the LIST July, at 10 o'cl'ka m, MARY So
PHIA, the Youngest child Of L. w. and the late
Sophia Jones, aged months and days.
The friends Of the family are invited to the fu =
neral at 4 O'Clock to- morrow, from north b, betw.
LIST street east and New Jersey avenue.
This morning, the LIST instant, at ~ O'CLOCK,
EDWARD, infant son Of Jo eph and Elizabeth
McGuigan, aged 10 months.
The funeral wilt take place from their resi-
dence cornear Of East Cap ;Ol and Third streets.
The fdends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend without further notice.
Oft have we seen the biting blast
Sweep DER the budding aower,
And all its promised beauties crush,
Within short lived hour.
'Tis thus this dear and cherished one
Is from its parents riveni
But weep not, he Is gone from earth
10 be Q saint In Heaven.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.

GEORGETOWN, July 1, 1856.
After considerable drumming up yesterday
evening, the Know Nothings mustered quite
respectable procession to attend the mass
ratification meeting in your city. Being lit.
tie anxious to know how many old line Wings
lthose who had not long since united with the
Know Nothing party would accompany them,
we watched the line pretty closely as it passed
out Bridge street, and we confess if there was
any in it we were unable to discover them
We did, however, to our utter surprise dis
cover borne in the line the old Wing banner
This trick, as the old tars say, "took us all
aback." We wondered how it was possible
that they would consent to march under the
banner Of party which had been denounced
by one of their pet leaders (the Hon. II. W.
Davis as "the rump of dishonest, and
blem OF other days seemed to hang its head
and blush as the light now and then fell full
upon it, and soliloquise thus "Oh, Doolittle
Doolittle, yon have brought your pigs to
fine market at last" They also carried in
the line quite a multitude of transparencies.
Decidedly the cheapest and most desirable
excursion which we have have seen advertised
for the Fourth, is the one which is going to
Harper's Ferry on the fine packet Arago.
Every inducement is offered the seekers of
pleasure of recreation to avail themselves of
AsS nu'oheoSSo VI lUI TIC
small sum of So so you can have the pleasure
of riding over one hundred and twenty miles,
seeing beautiful and romantic scenery, the
government works at the Ferry, feast upon all
the delicaces of the season, and that, too,
without any fear of being blown up or run off
the track
The pupils of Mr.. P. A. Bowen m athem at
ical and classical academy are preparing to
give US, on Thursday, a rich literary treat in
the way of an exhibition. From our personal
knowledge of many of the pupils and the
teacher, We have not a doubt but it will be
something well worthy the attendance of every
admirer Of youthful talent.
In addition to the Sabbath schools already
noticed by US that intend publicly to celebra-
ting the Fourth, we have learned tn at the West
Georgetown Methodist school intend spending
the day in the woods Of Mrs Dashields, where
the Declaration of Independence will be read
by Mr.. James Calhoun, and an address suit
able to the occasion delivered by the Rev. Mr.
Gotwalt
The day will also be celebrated at the old
Georgetown College in their usual appropriate
and interesting manner.
Notwithstanding the extreme heat Of the
last week or SO, the health of our city continue.
excellent; never better, to our knowledge, at
this season of the year.
The flour market continues firm, with a
brisk demand for shipping and other purposes,
at Sc % for good standard brands Nochange
in the grain market since our report of Satur-
day. 8.
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By JAS. C MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

FNR USTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE and
Il Beautiful situated ID uilding Lots On 9Th
street west between and II streets north.
By virtue Of deed in trust bearing date on the
23d day Of November, 1885, and recorded In Lii
Der A. s., No. IO2, folios i33 ct seq, the sub
scriber will sell on THURSDAY, the 10th day Of
July, 1855, at6R O'Clock p. m, on the premises,
part Of square n o 375, fronting Is feet 10 inches
on 9th street west between and IL streets moth,
and running back that width 1O1 feet.
The above property is situated near the Patent
Once and the 9th street PRESBYTERIAN Church, in
a well improved neighborhocd. and rapidly en-
hancirg In value, and is one Of the most auti-
full and desirable locations for private residences
I'm tie city, ard offers favorable opportunity TO
persons desiring either 70 build or Invest. The
property will be sold either whole or in two
building lots of "a feet inches in front each way,
to suit purchasers.
Terms Of sale: One third rash; and the bal =
ance in 6, II, ard Is months, for notes hearing
interest from the day Of sale, and II not complied
with In five days after the sale the property will
be resold, upon one weeks notice, al the risk and
expense Of the purchaser
All conveyancing at the expense Of the purchas-
er, ard title de indisputable.
CHAS. s WALLACE, Truc.ee
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
lie 2S-eod&ds Auctioneer
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ByJ. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

By G.. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
IN" ELVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
Il Lots at the corner of v and Sd streets At
public Auction. On WEDN ESDAY AFTER
NOON, June 18th, at half pas; O'Clock, on the
premises, shall sell Lots Nos and 4, Square
No. SO, situated at the corner Of north T. street
and Third street west. Those lots have been SUBJ
divided to make six lots fronting each Is feet 6
inches on north street, running back Il6 feet to
10 feet alley, and six lots fronting "a feet inch
on Sd street, running back 155 feet to 3Oieet al
ley.
These are probably the best proportioned and
most eligiby situated lots 10 be found for sale In
that very desirable part Of the city for private
residence, and the sale should command the at
tention OF capitalists well as persons desiring a
frst-class building site
Title indisputable
Terms : One fourth cash; the residue In six,
twelve, and eighteen months, with interest, Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the premises
je I'D JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
AZ The above sale is postponed until
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 25th,
sane hour ard place, at which time the beautiful
Lots on T. street will positively be sold. without
reserve. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
je cod Auctioneer.
III The above sale is postponed in conse-
qnence OF the rain, until WEDN ESDAY AT
TERNOON, July ID, same hour and place
je 20 d JAS. G. MEG UIRE, Auct'r
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES.

x-SELLING OFF A HANDSOME IN.
Slot Of Summer Millinery, Flowers, eSAE
MSRibbons Straws, &c rich Embroid- I'VE
cries Collars, Undelsleeves, Lace and Silk Man
ties of all kinds arc colors, infants Waists and
Dresses, with a variety Of articles suitable for
ladies, misses and infants.
and English Corsets, Jackes, w aists, Supporters,
Brades, Bands, all Of the best materials and war
ranttd TO fit at MRS. CASSlDY'S,
No 2sl Pa. avenue south side, betw<e en- 10th
and 18th streets.
lDShe will selljher stock until the 14th Of July
at cost je2-eolm
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COOKING COAL.

ORDERLY, BLACK HEATH, LOCUST
IL Mountain, and other superior GOALS, ex-
pressly for cooking. AS particular attention is
paid to the selection OF Goals for this purpose,
those who NAV favor Us with their orders can rely
on getting superior article. Satisfaction given
or no sale. 2 $40 lbs. to the ton
Hickory, Oak, and Pine WOOD Of the best
I'll Il w. Nj. GAIT,
N w corner 18th and streets, No. 5i7.
III Coal kept under cover, delivered Tree from
slate and dirt. je 1S-u
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Kew York Markets.

NEW YORK, July Flour has advanced
sales of 10 500 bbls; good State SOLO; superfine
Ohio So 30; standard Southern 81 10
Wheat has advanced, but prices are yet
unquotsble; sales of A., 900 bushels. Corn
has advanced, but is yet unsettled ; sales Of
25 900 bushels
Pork had advanced; sales of 80 bills; mess
$50 37t. Beef is firm; sales Of $50 bbls.;
Western messSl2. Lard is firm; sales Of 300
bbls. at Halle.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, July Flour is firm, with al
upward tendency; sales of ], 500 bbls Howard,
Ohio, and City Mills s6.2jss6 81, the latter
for good.
Wheat is firm good to prime reds 81 IS
aSl. As; whites 81 65aSl75. Corn-white 50
a56c yellow 50a54c.
Provisions are dull; Mess pork $50 Bacon
shoulders 9ta9ic; sides lit. Lard is firm at
ll2al3c. in bbls. and kegs
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Col. Frsmont's Views

NEW YORK, June 30 The Evening Post
contains Col. Fremont's letter Of acceptance
of the North American nomination. He init
mates that he will in a few days communicate
paper designed for all parties, giving his
views on the leading questions agitating the
country
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Financial.

NEW YORK, July stocks are higher
Chicago and Rock Island 3d. Cumberland
Coal Co. %; Illinois Central Shares IS; Mich
igan Southern 10I; New York Central g3i /;
Pennsylvania Coal Company 1903; Reading
92;; Missouri 6's &c. Illinois Central Bonds
90.
Sterling exchange is firm ct 10 per cent.
premiun
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SUDDEN DEATH.-A very old man who has
been residing near the railroad depot for some
time past, died suddenly yesterday. He was
an old soldier, 1t is said, and was worn out in
the service. Old age and exposure was the
probable cause of his death. SD.
GETTING FoRErAsTE OF rHEIR HERBAF-
TER.-The Organ folks are alarmed about the
heat Of the weather. They quote the Their
mometer at 140 degrees! That must be ra-
Their fiery location at the corner Of Tenth
and Louisiana avenue.
EssEx.-We shall not be surprised to learn
ere midnight of the re-arrest of Essex, the
murderer Of Quigley.
WATCH RETURNS Hanson Cokely, colored,
drunk and disorderly at the meeting in front
of the City Hall workhouse thirty days.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT on north

BY a. GREEN, AuctioneeT.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS on north
Il 4, between 18th and 10th streets at Auc-
tion.-On THURSDAY, the Sd Of July, shall
sell, at O'Clock p m, Ia front Of the premises
three haeds me Building Lots, fronting - feet
each on n nth street, rrnning back about 100
feet, between 18th street and Vermort avenue az
18th street, being Lots G, ID, and f., in John Daly's
subdivision Of square No. 2I5.
The above described propert- is handsomely
aeu a ppa u, goou "a'sI, ara con-
abundance Of grapes and other fruit on the prem
iSes.
Terms Of sale One-fourth cash the balance
In D. II, and Is months for notes bearing interest
from the dav Of sale. deed given and deed
OF trust taken. Title indisputable.
je26 A GREEN, AuctIoneer
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Assistance for Mexico

New YORK. July THE Herald says that
an armed expedition is forming here, and in
some southern cities, to proceed to Mexico, and
assist the government Of that country in the
event of hOstilites with Spain.
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BvJAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

DFJhS u MCGUIRE, huctlOneer.
SWALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT
~ Public Sale.-On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, July ID, at half past O'Clock, on the
premises, shall sell part Of Lot No 2, in Square
No SIP, fronting 25 feet on north street, between
4th AID 5th streets, running back lS5 feet to 80
feet alley, with the Improvements, consisting Of
nearly hew Frame II louise, containing four rooms,
Ia Nv 16, with an excellent dry cellar under the
whole
This property is situated in one Of the most
healty locations in the city, with excellent water
near by, and is very desirable
Terms: One-thild cash the residue In six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the premises.
26-d JAS. G.. MCGUIRE, Auct'r
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Insurrection in Venezuels.

NEw YORK, June 1.-Advices from Vene-
zuela report the insurrection there as becoming
serious. The insurgents had captured four
towns, and were marching on Bolivar.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
TWO BRICK kiLNS All AUCTION

WV DhsCh hsLNS A AtS1AON -ou
l. THURSDAY, July Sd, l shall sell on the
pr misses, at O'Clock p. m. two Brick kilns.
containing sixty eighty thousand brick, situated
on Square No 35S, between north and w az d
10th end Boundary streets. The kilns TO be re-
moved in twenty days
Terms: Under $50 cash over $50, credit Of
two and four months, for notes bearing interest,
and satisfactorily endorsed. A. GREEN,
je 2j-d Auctioneer.
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MhHRIED,

On the cath June, In Wilmington, Del, by the
Rev. Bishop Lee, Mr.. JOHN Nom ACKIN to
Miss ADELINE f.. HEDGES.
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for money are quoted at 94fs94i.
THE MARKETS
Kansas Emigrants Returning

ST.. Louis, June 30.-The Chicago company
of Kansas emigrants who were disarmed at
Lexington, arrived here on Saturday, on their
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.

ALEXANDRIA, July l, 1855.
The preparations for the celebration Of tie
coming anniversary of our national indepcn-
dence are few and far between. The Mount
Vernon Guards leave the day before for Win
chester and we suppose private pic mic par
ties, amid the green wood shade; fishing par
ties, beside the rivers brink; excursion par
ties TO Piney Point, the White House, and
elsewhere, will occupy most of our people, a
considerable number Of whom will, we pre-
sumo, imbibe moderate portion of the ex-
cellent eau de VIe for which our city is famous
Last Sabbath was an occasion Cf consider
able interest to that large portion Of our cit
izens that worship in the Protestant Episcopal
Church. At Christ Church. on Sunday morn
ing. after an unusually able discourse from
Ephesians iv, "a, Bishop Johns administered
the rite of confirmation TO thirteen persons, cf
whom a considerable number were young la
dies. During the past week there have been
services at either Christ or St Paul's church
every evening.
The collection on behalf of the Kansas en-
igant movement proceeds but slowly. We
hope that more commendable feeling will
ere long be exhibited on this subject, aad the
funds come in rapidly.
We hear that il is in contemplation TO es-
tablish new Catholic diocess, the See 10 be
at Washington, and to comprehend within its
jurisdiction Alexandria, the District Of Co
lumbia, and the lower counties Of Maryland,
and to be called the DiOcess Of Washington.
1t is said that the present Bishop of Rich
mond, Rev. John McGill, ID. d., will be trans
ferred to the new diocess, and that Rev. Mr..
Byrne, Of st. Matthews, is to succeed DR.
McGill at Richmond.
Most Of our schools have closed. st. Johns
Academy closes its seventeenth session with
an exhibition at Liberty Hall.
The weather continues intensely hot. Trade
is quite moderate, and our city never more
healthy AMI.
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BCARDIES.

BOARD, &c.-MkS. BATES, ON THE ). w.
ID corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
isprepared 20 accommodating entlemenwithrooms
with or without board. Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. ap6-H
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WITH THE VIEW OF CLOSING OUR
WV hllsineS We arHer sale IA

WITH THE VIEW OF CLOSING OUR
w business, We offer for sale, on accommoda-
ting terms, the following property in Washing
ton city:
Part Of Lot 2, square SIS, on which is three
story Frame House. mo. 5SS) fronting on north
side Of street, between 4th and 5th, having a
back building attached, with stable, and small
frame house on rear OF lot.
Part Of Lot IS, square 2Ss, on which is two
story Brick, mo. ALL with back building ard
cellar, fronting on south side Of street, between
18th and 18th.
Part Of Lot 81, square 100, with two two-story
Frame Houses, on the west side Of Doth street,
between l. and NJ.
Three three story Brick Houses fronting so It.
on 9th street west, in Square No 800, commenc-
ing at corner Of street north, and running north
on the east side Of 9th street These houses have
back buildings and they are on ground rent by
lease Of ninety nine years, renewable, with priv
ilege Of pure ise at any time.
Lot 9, square 5ii, fronting On north side Of NJ
street south, between Sd and n streets west, en-
closed with good fence, and having two. story
Frame Building on rear Of 1t.
Lots, square i47, fronting on west side Of 9Th
street, commencing at the corner Of o street and
running southerly 300 feet. They can be leased
IL desired
And In Georgetown, the following:
A two story Frame House and Lot on Mont
gomery street, opposite the Public School.
And a two-story Brick House and Lot on Wa
ter street, near Congress On the rear Of this lot
is good stable, sufficiently large for horses.
DICKSON & KING,
ie 25-eo2w Georgetown
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICA.
-FOUR DAYS LATER PROM EUROPE.

QuEBEc June 30 The steamer North
America arrived here this evening bringing
Liverpool dates to Wednesday, the 18th inst,
four days later than the Asia's advices.
The most important feature Of the news is
that there Is now a prospect Of the pending
dlthculties between Great Britain and the
United States being soon amicably adjusted.
In the House Of Lords, Lord Clarendon
stated, In reply to question from Lord Der
oy, that It was not the intention Of the Govern
ment to advise the Queen 20 suspend diplo-
matte relations with America. This announce
ment was loudly cheered.
Lord Derby expressed his satisfaction, but
said he regarded the Governments course as
Illuminating, and an acknowledgment Of error.
Lord Clarendon appealed TO the House not
to join Lord Derby in pressin the question
and the subject was then dropped,
The funds Immediately rose in censeduence
of the announcement that Mr.. Dallas was not
to be dismissed.
Consols for money are quoted at 94iSs4i.
THE MARKETS.
LIvERFoOL, June l7th.-Cotton-Sales yes
terday Of 1900 bales, including 5000 bales
TO spectators ut an advance Of Sales to-day
Of ) 900 bales, the market receding from the
advance of yesterday and closing at Fridays
sales
Breadstufs Prices are trife higher for
Flour and Wheat. Corn has advanced Is /;
Western Canal 35s; Philadelphia 36sa37s
Red Wheat los. 3D.
Manchester advices are more favorable
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Bv JAMES C. MCGUIRE. Auctione

Bv JAMES c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON North
L, between 2lst and 22d streets ut Auc-
tion.-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June 81
al 81 O'Clock, shall sell Lot No. rs, in square
No az, fronting So feet inch on North I, between
2lst and 22d streets, running back li3 feet 9x
inoIes TO 81 feet alley. This lot will be subdi-
vided into three l. feet 6 4 inch lots.
Title indisputable. Sale on the premises.
Terms: One-third cash the residue In one and
two years. for notes bearing interest AND secured
npon tie property. J. G. MCGUIRE,
je 21-eod AuctIoneer.
IL The above sale is postponed until
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, July LIST, same hour
and place. JAS. z. MCGUIRE,
sd AuctiOneer.
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NOR RENT-POSSESSION GIVEN I'M
Il mediately, that large brick house on 18th st ,
between and F recently occupied by Col. b. F
Larned. For terms apply to MIR. CHARLES b..
KING, Artist, 18th street, or at the Office Of the
Paymaster General No. "a Winder's Building.
IL l9-3w
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IL ted House, with the conveniences Of gas, wa
ter, &c: Apply at No. 353 l street, between 18th
and l4th. ie 29-it%