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NNckNNHs, IND, Jene loths lota.
Prof J. Wood As you about 70 manniactnre a.
vend your recently Discovered Hair Restorative win
for wh0meoever may concern, that have used g. ana
known Others use Ia thar have for several been
tie habit Of using other Hair Restoraves and that nnd
yours vastly superior TO any other know u entirety
ceanses the head Of dandrua and with months proper
will restore any persons hair 10 The original youthn
color Hnd texture swing healthy, son and glossy sp
pesrance and all hs without dscoorng the hands that
ply II, the dress which drops would therefore,
recommend is to every desirOus Of having ass
color and texture 70 hair.
Respectfully yours,
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SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Mutual Protection Insurance Company
OFFICE MUTUAL PR0TEC ION INs. co. I

OFFICE MUTUAL PR0TEC ION ms. co.
NASHVILLE, January 80 1856.
The Trustees in accordance with The Chatter submit the
fooang statement Of the Business of this Institution for tie
year ending 3lst December last, to wit:
BY amC INT reserved on the 1st January
last tn provide for UneSp PRED RISK. $40 SIS "a
:" Premiums Received-Fire Depart
ment ........................ .$29 $40 10
" Premiums Observation-Disclosures Dep. 20,lI9 90
4" Lille i" 5,i76 10 54,6G6 81
I" Interest Account .................. $50 80
AK 400 n
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tUNTNA.
To Expenses at Home ......$ 51 . II
I" Of Agencies. 2 ,547 IS 81 7G6 20
: Z" Losses Pad-fi.e Department. $685. ice
4" .. Marine I" -. 5276 IS
q Life 80. 10
" Re Insurance and Return Prem ums 2t9 60
Interest Guaranty Capita...... Is 90 81 434 II
Balance Nominal Profits. 81, 674 81
Necessary to provide for Unexpred Risks. 1873 IS
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6engene2-I ok upon it as ar act Of qualification as
well Of duty. you Of experiences with regard
70 Marsha's Uteriae CathoeOn Ihye en practising
physician FIR ave years and have always found
impossible those diseases kno uterine
My brethren medical profession have always lo0ked
upon these complaints incurabe and they have much Va
mented their 1ty discover remedy. Having heard
Of your eparaton -Marshalls Uterine Caholcon-and
knowing shat had been benefited by its use thought
du'y to give it a thorough investigation The fol-
lowing a. result OF four careful trial have always
found ssul in characterized by any Of the fol-
lowing symptom. Great heat pressure and bearing down
IN the organs of weight the bladder
companied by and frequent de- ire pass great
excl ement the line Ct the mon hy period
With irregu cnarge being somst mes abun ant and
Of other times soany and dica Weakness and
In the back, nervous headaches rritabty Of temper H.
ness nauence vomiting rreg iary Of bowel urHng
in the stomach weight in the groins and small Of the bac
crawling tgng in various parts Of the body and
great general Of uneasness here many other
symptoms connected with these complaints and have oo
served them wen de crbed in the various certificates and
publications. Of your company ought 90 ssy, that in the
complaints caused by h "turn Of f in elderly itmales
wen the case Of young girls Just coming maturity,
Marshas Uterine CatholeOn Is infable. Yours truly,
BENZ. II. KITTRED6E, N. ID.
~ Thousands c! other certificates on Gle.
For S lie by ALEX. MACKENZIE,
II College Street. NASHVILLE,
And by every ID uyVist In the State jan3i
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LONGHURSr g. co,
Wholesale & Retail Confeetianers,

No. as UNION NTH EET,
HAVE hand very rhaiee assortment % Candies o.
III an kind, fekas Auta Preserve, Pickles., calsnps
Sarnss hrandg friiz Pie Fruss finf ApPics Oranges
kpFl.s and every slns q The End usag ks 10 confe7
tfanaries
shsy al.a asalin Wines sad Liquors Ala c,sAsssna
EUBAcco, cf ihe very bast hrenss.
fAeaF BAKERY u TIE best IN the Wessrn counfry
Aed they are prepared fFnsh trrsh light Brcnl ana
cfaeks , Of NE tea quality bs n lsvess priess
PARTIES, WEDDINGS BALLS, &c,
gurHihsd ~ them The alerfa neis sin cAkez Cen
sesisasries &C, Ac n Ne Arhssi saFs q the ara
Mr. l1nShars who aa ghkrKs u ihe NanEiActarinE De-
partnea reetsed several uptgnss Is Neu ferk,
he 6esl AZ his ine eahfhed Is HAS Fairs snd
u ths mest sailfa coskcsaszs y he nnafFy e3l
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Nashville Academy Of Music.

no % s. VINE STREET.
VHE second u this Institution win commence The
Il fInsr MONDAY FEBEUAR To secure suitable
hours & is de alb 10 apply early.
ian21--2w HESS WEBER
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Sheriff's Sale.
DY virtue q ssadfieis e1oaaa. Objected, b tie
ID crc couF q Dasason couafy, - - January IerE,
1s5e uifl Sci he houss deos - re ely q Nash
rese on iay " March next - tie hgh bder 81
cash Al shc shi, e AMI inter- = q Aiso start % he
lsl0srg os va Nos u Aad ~, tessri1ed N the pn
u the HosN a lotsps hs ~ sai4 ded 10 tAe& Nol
ss6 plan BOOK ~. IL pgss 10 and 40 In ~ Beg
istrrs ubcs e naTasea eeany senf.nf t"rn.f-setsa
feet each "a arast stree aud Fpnnns ta-k hundred
~ fl-vsereu iert - inches e4e ne shove pr1naHlE
i saasi IN tAs sigy 81 Nas'rr D4rdsen eoaasg Isaa
sesed "a a. tie prugsffy 4 Hm EteanrI-
Isass TX .EnN0Ses0N. DspulT shsr4.
Oranges.
TUsf rseelEs1. 10 bh,s sEess Hasss. Grasses =
j Iaaie LG.Ac ROgzkuoxs.
r,mEEsE.--so hoxes " Z. Cheese
u isanl9 ge.kc anuEHIs0N.
rtsGARs.-slaee clrsrs = sesa branss. sassnbas o.
Aeeansrg lrads end eiiy lsfEik Eor sais ~
Janla LG.A Q. kQBEExsoN3s BfuataaF
BDors AID SHOES ron TIE SEASON
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~ Caters, ullols ~ the sssssnt vrakAesi
fnl,saf AnalAEa 1aicA@ei
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FOR nENT.

4 GOOD DWELLING HOUSE, IN EDGEFIELD. AesA
n Also Two Rooms over Hamlln and Morgan's, III
40. "a Chsrry st., Nashville. MI
Apply % a BALLowB, Gent Agent,
anil No. IL Deaderick street
BLANK ISL BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
90 CASES Bed Blankets; Cases Steamboat do; 9
~ Ba'ss Mac tnaw DO. For sale low, 10 close.
jsI29 A. }. DUNCAN co.
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specially yours,
WILSON KING.

81. LOWS June -, fs5a
Prof Wood A you shout prepare and vend your
recently discovered Hair Restorative and yon request
my opinion Of H. viii state that my hair lev nonihs
ago very gray and aer using two boz les o. year Hair Re-
sorstive resumed he osna color and since ls applies
ton all dAsdrun has disappeared IRON my head and have
been troubled with dsagreeable itching Of the seal
ssiished that those who si regret t. u
gives the appearance Of having been recently oiled
prepared therefore. 10 recommend IL all Who de-
sroas Of having beautiful head d hair.
am, sir, yours, ke-,
II. L. STEWART.
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To be Drawn February 18th, 1866.

The Manager having announced his determination to
make this the most popSar Lottery the world offers for
February 18TH scheme that far supasse any schee
lfered ia the annals Of Lotteries Look your ateres
examine the Capitals ~ 0ne Prize eight Tickets "a
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The name Ct she corporation ID ATNA INSukh1o
COMPANY locsted a. asgtford Counecfisat
The CAPT al Is Five Hunnsd Thousand Deiarz, and
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u ne lOTnp1nT HFt. p
Cash 10 haad and IN PhoE.x Ferk. so $50
Cab on Specid Deposits / p rnik
and Hsrtfsrd Banks, on in,er~sf, fcn.f0a
Cash in hands Ct Ag'ts, Ia c sfES0el i6i . .
Bits Receivable, payphl a. hank,
R<nl Eta :. uncncambe Cd
U aInrrgsEs to1d 6 and I pr cert.
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vENfmAs. AGENCY fr TIE k1e. sais and par
" ehsse q E@grass ~ senE. Est ans sasiaE apf
pnse .aalrx g ssai sslaft. tfutE > ~ M -
ksenssi.. = tpss asnffsb'ls Ssasrs.
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Thursday Morning, February z, 1856.

ELECTION SATURDAY MARCH FIRST
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, June Ii. !

ALEXANDRIA, June IA, 1856.
The veXed question of the rate of mer-
chants licences, which has been the cause of
much excitement for a week past, and occa.
stoned some half a dozen extra sessions of
the City Council, was disposed of toward the
latter portion Of the week by compromise,
and the revenue bill passed into law. The
clerk, with number of assistants, are pre-
pairing the tax bills with the utmost despatch;
and as large discount, per cent, is offered
on all taxes paid before the first of July, it is
presumed that all whose means are available
will take advantage of the provision and thus
save the corporation from any difficulty in
meeting the $50, 900 half yearly dividend on
city bonds payable on the first Of July
The Young Catholics Friend Society and
Methodist Protestant Sabbath school spent
Thursday in cheerful pic mics far away from
the care and hustle of the city.
A large delegation from this city yesterday
waited upon the Hon. Preston s. Brooks, at
his rooms In the " Columbian" and there
presented him with q beautiful gold eaded
gutta perchs cane The presentation was
made, on behalf Of the delegation by the Hon.
William Smith, Of Virginia
The invitation Of the Jackson Democratic
Association has been received by the Demoo-
racy here, and large numbers will respond.
AMI
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REAL EsrArI.-C W. Boteler, auctioneer,
has made the following sales Of property this
week
The whole of square 2o2, situated on Four
teenth street, between New Hampshire ave.
nue. and Boundary street, cont aiming "A, 861
square feet, improved by a small brick house;
purchased by Joshua Pearce, at Ate. per foot
Lots l, 2, 3, 4, Is, II, Is, 10, 20, in square
2o4, containing altogether about LOG, 900 square
feet; purchased by Arnold q Berrett, at Ste
per foot.
Lots A and B, being subdivision of lot Is
in square 535, fronting on street south, be.
tween Third and Four and-a-half streets; pur-
chased by Mrs. Cochrane and Mrs. O'Bryan,
ct 10tc. per foot.
Lot 81 in square 70, fronting 81 feet on
Twenty first street, between g and H streets,
II. Winter, at 21ic. per foot.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-Thej judges were all present
this morning. The cases were not very inter
esting except to those Immediately concerned.
The case Of Officer II. T. L. Wilson was called
for, and postponed until 2 o'clock this after
| noon, Mr. Wilson stating that an important
witness in his behalf was absent, as we'll as
his lawyer. He supposed that his case was
| set for nine o'clock. This case grows out of
| an affair which occurred at a circus some time
| since between himself lieutenant of the U.
Navy.
IhPRovENKNTs.-As stroll through the city
yesterday, gave US an opportunity of noticing
the improvements commencing in the various
Wards. Old wooden buildings which have
| long disgraced some of our most beautiful
streets and avenues are being removed, and
handsome stone and brick dwellings erected
in their places.
TIE EXCURSION to the White House Pavil-
ion by the Northern Liberties Fire Company
will take place on Monday, the George Wash.
| ington leaving Georgetown at ] clock, Wash
| ington at 2, Navy Yard at 81, and Alexandria
at 3 p. m. Every arrangement for pleasure
and comfort has been made, and a fine time
is expected.
A LIVING CURIOSITY is now on exhibition
at the Centre Market space. A mongrel buff
falo OK with six perfect legs, two back bones,
double ribs, and kidney supposed to be To-
Gated on the spine of his back, and other Gu
riosities. Admission only 12i cents.
WATCH RETURNS -Hipking, drunk; secu.
rity and costs. Otto Bruse, Vagrant work
house thirty days.
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

bV A. GkbEN. AuCtloncef
CONFECTIONERY HOUSEHOLD AND
~ Kitchen Furniture, &C, Mt Action
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, shall sell
at 10 O'Clock a. IN at the Confectionery kstab-
lishment Of MIR. Eckhardt, at the corner Of 9th
and streets, a good assortment Of Furniture,
Confectionery, &c, viz:
Cakes Candles, and other Confectioneries, Can
DIV Jars
Zinc, Tin, and other Confectionery Moulds
Mahogany Glass Counter Case and Store Fix
Marble Slab In the bake house, and Baking p
paratus
Also, an excellent assortment Of Furniture, viz :
Mahogany Sofas, Parlor and Rocking Chairs
Do marble-top Centre and Side Tables
Do Sideboard
Do Dressing and other Bureaus
Do Dining and other Tables
Carpets and Oilcloth
Cottage and other Bedsteads
Mattresses and Feather Beds
China, Glass and Crockeryware :
Cooking and other Stoves
With good lot Of Kitchen Requisites
With many other articles which we deem un ne.
cessary to enumerate.
Terms cash.
ie 13-d A. GREEN, Auctfoneer
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THE LATEST FROM CALIFORNIA

NEW YORK, June Ii The steamer George
Law arrived here at 8 o'clock this evening.
She left Aspinwall on the 4th, and brings Cali
ifornia dates to the 2Ist and nearly 3 600 600
in gold
The steamer John L. Stevens brought down
nearly 81, 800, 900 in gold. :
The outward bound passengers per George
Law left Panama on the 3lst Of May in the
steamer Golden Gate.
The steamer Golden Age, with the N. York
Passengers of April 10th, had not arrived at
San Francisco when the John L. Stevens
sailed, and was six days overdue.
The British steamer Hermes was living ut
Aspinwall.
The brig Quadratus went ashore at Goose
Bay On the 4th ult., and Nj Simpson. of San
Francisco, and Mrs. Macdonald and child
were drowned in attempting to reach the
shore.
The California markets were very dull.
Gaiiego and HaxaIl Flour was selling at sl4 so:
Mess Beef SIS so; Hams I4c.; Batter 45c.;
Lard lite.
THE MURDER OF MR. KING
The business houses were all closed on the
afternoon of the 10th in consequence of the
excitement caused by the murder Of Mr.. King.
Casey, who murdered King, was a member
OF the Board of Supervisors and the editor of
the Sunday Times.
The attack of the Vigilance Committee n
force of twenty-five hundred armed men.
They surrounded the prison and pointed a
brass elghteen-pounder at the door When
all was ready for the assault the committee
made formal demand on the Sheriff for the
surrender of the Jail, and the Sheriff being to.
tally unprepared surrendered Immediately.
The prisoners Casey and Cora were then taken
out by the committee and carried TO their
headquarters
As soon as the death of Mr.. King was an
nounced the bells Of the city were tolled, the
stores closed and all business suspended. The
fronts of most Of the buildings were also
drsped in mourning and most intense feeling
Of excitement prevailed the entire community.
The two prisoners, Casey and Cora were
then both tried before the Revolutionary
Tribunal Of twenty nine persons, and SEN
fenced to be hung. They were to be executed
the day following the funeral of Mr. King.
The excitement touching this affair ex-
tended throughout the State. One thousand
armed men in the interior were said to be
ready to hasten to the assistance Of the
revolutionists in the city.
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By JAS. C. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer
FURNITURE AND HOUSEKEEPING

Il Effects at Public Auction.-On TUES
DAY MORNING, June 18th, at 10 O'Clock, al
the residence Of Mrs. Blunt, on the corner Of sth
and T. streets, Immediately opposite the Post
Office Department. shall sell the Furniture and
Household effects, comprising
Excellent spring seat Lounges, Easy Chair
Walnut Centre Table, Whatnot, fancy Tables
Cane and wood seat Chairs, Window-shade
Walnut arm Dining Chairs, Extension Dining
Tables, China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Carpets, Oilcloths, Rugs
Plain and cbeckered Mattings
Beds'eads, Bureaus, Washstands
Hair and husk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows
Looking glasses, Toilet Sets, Clock
Refrigerator, superior Cooking Stove
Kitchen Utensils, &c.
The above articles are all nearly new and but
little injured.
Terms S25 and under cash; over that sum a
credit of60 and 80 days for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest. JAS. MCGUIRE,
je l2-d Auctioneer
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Ex-Governor Reeder's Position

EAsroK, June 13-The report sent by tele.
graph the other day alluding to Ex-Governor
Reeder speech at this town, and which was
copied from papers here and forwarded In the
absence of the regular correspondent, was en-
tirely erroneous Governor Reeder spoke very
emphatically in confirmation of the accounts
of the Border Rufian outrsges. He declared
his sole object in visiting the East was to pro-
cure aid for Kansas, then hasten back and
take his chances with them. He had no com
munication with Mr.. Buchanan, and in no
point has he changed either his views, feelings
or determination in regard TO Kansas matters.
He left here yesterday en- route for Boston,
and On his return will address the people here,
fully and freely expressing his views on the
exciting topic of the day.
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Mr.. Buchsnanan officially informed Of his
NOMINATION.

LANCASTER, Pa, June l3.-The Committee
appointed by the National Democratic Con-
vention to notify Mr.. Buchanan of his nomi-
nation arrived here this morning and pro-
ceeded Immediately to Wheatland, where
were also assembled Ex-Governor Porter, II.
S Magraw, State Treasurer, Colonel John
w. FOrney, Col. VIM. Rice, Col. VIM. B.
FOrdney, j. s. Reynolds, Esq, and others of
Lancaster
Those Of the Committee present were Gen.
Ward, Of Georgia; Messrs. Brown, of Missis-
sippi; Forsyth, of Missouri; Preston, of Ken
tGcky; Hubbard, Of New Hampshire Man
ming, Of South Carolina and Gov Lawrence,
of Rhode Island They were cordially greeted
by Mr.. Buchanan. General Ward presented
Mr. letter informing him of his nomination,
accompanied with few appropriate remarks,
which were replied TO in q happy manner by
Mr.. Buchanan, who informed the Committee
that . more full reply would be given them
In writing. The company then sat down to Q
sumptuous dinner, prepared for the occasion.
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EV ENING STAR.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

TAG WASHINGTON AsYLUN.-With few
friends we had an opportunity yesterday of
visiting our old friend j. K. Queen, Esq at
his new home in the asylum. We are we'll
satisfied that the unfortunate poor will not
murmur against the new Intendant; his gen.
erous disposition will not allow him to see the
suffering poor under his charge want atten-
ton All that can be done by him to make
their condition comfortable, will be done.
With the inmates of the workhouse depart
ment he will not be so popular. These are
sent to suffer for offences against the NUM-
cipal laws, and they abhor the constraint they
are obliged TO suffer. Frequently prisoners
have escaped from the workhouse but the
now Intendant has adopted plan to secure
them and save their labor without keeping
them in irons dead expense to the Corpora
ton. The appearance Of the grounds is beau
tiful now, and the Intendant is about to 90 to
work to improve portions by his own means
1t is rather astonishing that the building can
be kept SO clean, whore So many rough and
careless creatures are confined. Hands are
wanted at the farm; there is work for them
to do. Just previous to the election, il was
policy to keep the male or working hands out.
Votes were in demand; but now that the new
police has entered upon the discharge Of duty,
we may expect to hear that Mr. Queen has
hands in plenty. He has our best wishes for
success in his arduous undertaking
NATIONAL THEArRE.-To-night there will
be great times at the National. The Scott
Guards take a benefit, and have got up bill
which they think should ell the house. The
performances commence with "The Warlock
Of the Glen ;" to be followed by singing and
dancing; to conclude with yankee Jack, or
the Floating Beacon I"
Professor Esputa has kindly volunteered the
services Of his band, consisting Of eighteen
musicians, who will perform some favorite
pieces.
All who desire a rich treat should certainly
be there, as they may enjoy the pleasures OF
both the theatre and the concert. Give the
Guards a bumper.
Our amusement seekers will, of course, avail
themselves Of tonight and Monday nights
performances at the National, being the last
Of the season. On Monday night, bear in
mind, Mr.. George Kunkel takes that grand
testimonial benefit
TIE WEATHER.-0ur Georgetown friend
tB.," again favors us with the range Of the
Thermometer for the past week, beginning at
noon Of Saturday, June z, and ending this
fuOrpipn
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
ENXCELLENT FURNITUREAN AND Boust

EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND House.
IL hold Effects at Public Auction.-On
WEDNESDAY MORNING, June 25th, at 10
O'Clock, at the residence Of Major Deas, U. s A
No 23l / street, between 18th and 10Th streets,
shall sell all his Furniture Housekeeping Effects,
viz:
suite Of handsome carved walnut parlor Punt
ture, consisting Of two French Sofas, Arm
Chair, ladies' Chair, and six parlor Chairs
RosewC cd marble top centre Table
Handsome gilt frame Mirror, Slab, and Bracket
Ladies' Escretoire, walnut Whatnot
Rush-seat Chat s, fancy Tables
silk and lace Curtains, Window Shades
Handsome China Vases and Ornaments
Brussels, three ply, and other Carpets
Oil Cloth, Mating, Rugs
Excellent walnut Extension Table
Cane-seat and dining Chars, Buffers Tray
Shemeld plated Tea Set, Casters
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Walnut Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Washstands
Dressing and plain Bureaus, Toilet Sets
Hair and husk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows
Refrigerator, Stoves Tin safes
Together with the usual assortment Of Kitchen
Utensils
Terms $50 and under cash over that sum a
credit Of 50 and 30 days for satisfactorily
notes, bearing interest
P.S The house is for rent. Inquire on the
premises or Of the auctioneer
je IA cod JAS. C. MEG UIRE, Auct'r.
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ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.

IMPhOVED PROPERTY ON ~ street,
IL bRween q and III streets south, and Lot
No. 10, in subdivision of square No. 592, ai
auction.-On FRIDAY, June Goth, | shall sell
In frant Of the premises, at 6 O'Clock m part
OF lot No. 2 and all Of lot No 20, in square No
497, having front on AZ street Of 40 feet inches
running back 100 feet TO a wide alley, with the
Improvements, which are two coed and nearly
new two story Frame Houses, which will be sold
separate. This property is next to the corner Of
street south
Immediately after the sale of the above shall
sell lot No. 10, in subdivision Of square No $50
having front Of SO feet on Second street west
running back 15S feet to wide alley between
south street and Virginia avenue, on the Island
with the Improvements, which are a good two
story Frame House, &c.
Terms One fourth cash ball nee In 6, ~ and
Is months, the purchaser to give notes for the de-
ferred payments, bearing interest from the day Of
sale.
A deed given and deed Of trust taken
All conveyancing at the expense Of the pur.
chaser. Title indisputable.
IL the terms are not complied with In FIVE days
after the sale the property viii be re- old, attic
risk and cost Of the first purchasers, by adverts.
ing the same three times in the National Intelli-
gencer. A. GREEN,
te I'D Auctioneer.
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Rev York Markets.

New YORK, June Is Flour has declined !;
sales of 10 500 bbls.; good State SIS As; super.
fine Ohio So so; standard Southern 1918; ex-
ira 50 IS.
Wheat Is dropping; sales of 40, 900 bushels !;
southern red 81, S.
Corn is dull; sales of 80, 900 bushels; South.
ern mixed Sac.
) Pork is higher; sales of 1, 400 bbls.; meas
SO Is. Beef is firm; sales Of 800 bis; Chi.
cago repacked Sl2. Lard is dropping sales
Of $50 bbls. at lie.
Whisky is nominal.