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TRUsTEEs' SALE or VERY VALUABLE REAL EsTATR-
Narth, - s. BY a
a'ed ne 2h dsy % y-nei n z y and dsy recd-a
Ia Iber "a pio- 994, 135 2s7, end Hts ~
ANA r.ra. erun-y. District Of ninHs
pwbc ptt ~ ~ peuitsss, o'e'eek,
n, las. snhdiv ION nrgfe W
nuubcea ~ 10 he city - Wa hnrioa
Teswe c~sh, ard fhn feunirder
equal ~, f~sye, zrd eighteen nhs, vita interest
snd . b. W deed of'rur
cssrprd nVs darn
he rrs he prgns.s
rsk the parcssr~r
JoHs A LINTON,
VA. A. WARD,
Truxees.
G, w B9TElEg,
Tsk lid Asvl0Attt
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OrfUN-EkrTe,-Ths Maysviis (Ky) Eagle says there
Is woman in that city who has recently eaten 5000 worth
Of opium.
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upetor oysers Jsraiiss
ps-sryleanfs areae.
JULIUS De sAULEs, hsyiss completed bis arrnserBsu
procuring surplss ~ hne flesh
Superior prepared win seruPsios,
Illness.
81 Mr. Buns, No Soe Fssnyivans 81
De ssules 81 Pennsylvania syense ant i4h
Orders 0 @nd numbers n the dwring
psamSs 40 panies ordering may
rely upon r~csivtns the ha.s oysssts in The martef
mr. I've sssi~s tecps h.-e aof vshe In readiness ard viii
ing until octoet al night.
cs.h delivery.
estsnp, for sale ~
coa.tsuy keV choice supply ~ia., Hqaors cigars.
len sud fsnssytns mostly leesd
r. ~. Rsthmsns snck, Ala, ffssh fruit, Pssssrsss, and
feies, &C.
2s--9sf
the snd Ryc,,A urrtv~ bsine
rcer FRAsCK TAYLOR.
ossrcE ~ TuE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
Us NtsrLAHD.
Ths suirr swwssr. the Mspaaa Consoi-
dated Lorsfy. ". sr.~a rsssusry irasg
D., o. ~ en- sh srh Tn sth ssh lerh IIh I9lh Iah
70 50 40 90 81 80 81 10 SO 6i c. Is sc
The solssrr Fassp.co Inst a
Lostery. class Is, drs-@ fs'utsrY ~, 1885,
,. ~ Nd en- 81 ~ - On lah Ilh rSh Ish
10 80 rs IA as 30 Is u ~ IS SO
n. FRANCE \ CO, Managers.
L.~'l rosssrs, CorsmsstoHsr.
L. J. Middleton,
Dssler ~ lie.
o~cs ara depot sos,h~sss eornrr r ssd i9ah str-ru
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gR. PlILMoRE IN NEW YORK.

That portion Of the New York delegates who seeded
fom the philadelphia know-nothing convention have
signed aud issued the following protest We copy from
The New York Times
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INrEaIoK pEpAarrENr.

Agricultural Division 81 the Potent Oee-Rsport from
tie Benton Cphafy agricultural soeisyMr o. ii. Kelley,
the corresponding secretary Of the Benton County Agu
tura Society Of Sorthwooa Minnesota makes elaborate
report the Commissioner OF Patents the Of the
culture Of the seed received from this department during the
past Ia speaking Of the wheat he 1t
did well and should it do well sesson, shall
tinue to cultivate Ii very white variety Of spring
grain think well worthy Of cultivation ii ripened
about the LIST September. The SeaPotan wheat ripens
about the time, but has not yielded we'll
will give it further trial" of SpurTy, he remarks
:" This seed upon sandy knoll to enable
test its qualities and adaptation "a sandy land recommend
ed. also distributed OF the seed which
upon fertile soil bat il did grow sufficiently high
make easy moving should Of the plants, prefer
backuhest fertilizer two crops be turned in In
single season. Some silver buckwheat about the
fist Of june which Tprsed weeks earlier than The
he had been raising OF the Chinese sugar cane fsorgo
sue1 he adds; This put with The seed drill. II
up and grew rapidly and grew the height Of
feet but did not blossom for the seed II
just t bIossoming, it win make good fodder.
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IT. u = fANFNs
DoBERT ,. wALAER a Louis IANIN have tprrpsd par
nerh for ths ard uisl ~ fhs s"prFn
cosr n to rait.d sssss and DE Coon a Claims. Aaafs
ws.hsnstoa Cry, u. G.
Jan 9-sosrfn
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SsIs Pot OTess-The following named post offices
have established and the following gentlemen been ap
pointed postmssters
Leonvile, st. Landry parish Louisiana Michael EmoBet
postmaster.
Cane Ridge, Claiborne parish, Louisana Geo. W. Lowry,
IT,, postmaster.
Dowdel Randolph county, AlAbaIaa; Cheadle c. Wood
poxtnaster.
Pair view Fillmore county, Minnesota John G. Bouldln
postmaster.
lie Roy, Mower county, Minnesota David caswe, post
master.
Pole Grove, jackson county. Wisconsin C. W. NeCor-
mick, postmaster.
Lone Pine Portage county, wisconsfh Josiah Farming
ton, postmaster.
Knowlon, Marathon oounty, wisconsin Jacob u. Brand
postmaster.
Aliens Spring, Fond du Lac county, Wisconsin MyrOn
n. Allen postmaster.
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I,oR RrNr-One, Iwo asnistea ro.sns rent
~ and Ith streets, No. sss. aPrly prsm
it.~o p~upr~fns.
Fes esd JAMES ". HAGeoTT.
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NAToSAL coCETEsEs-The Norfolk Argus notices with
pleasure the FAC, that the British shipping in the harbor
Norfolk decorated their with flags The 22d in
honor Of the national anniversary.
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Gy-Coiumbtan Hertic uitursI sceictyA nesting ~
oil hold Thursday the 9sih instant,
Oee City Hail. al O'Clock The members requested
be pssetual IN attendance.
Feb 27-dN
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TIE BLACK REPUBLICAN, COMMUNICATIONS
TURFD

WAsuNsrOS, Feb. IS, 1856
10 he Editors of ne Union
SEsTIRwEs perceive in the reported Proceedings az The
Jag rTSeeaH convention, recently held at Plt,.bnrr
that my name is inserted DELICATE from ,ba Te,i,,,
Neorsska inns = fraud both injurious and mortifr-
leg 70 me was not only a member In, ,bsrL Z, u,
nave no ymPa'hy With the aims objsos Or hops u 49,,
party ! can account for this unauthorized ~. - -
70 no ooer Way than from the fac, that on my .r
70 ths city was detained Pittsburg duripy ~ az
preoedins The First day Of The convention and pnrs.
that with characierssic dishonesty, my name s. -
ron the rsg'r Of The honongaheA House where spsr,
the night suspect that not the only one who b,.
been forced to figure y is psy in their Infamous pro-
oeedngs
hotony on my ovn account anxious 10 have This
matter reched, bot on Of my peghbors and g
o"-eiuzsps Of Nebraska, who rejoice 70 know len 70
galdance Of their own good aud to the prompt
oss OF an uncouupted patrio s nave no sympathy win
strongly condemn The sentiments and policy Of par
. threatening 70 The Pesce and best interests Of the
'0an'ry q y the blaet rsps5iie1p
respectfully BP. RANKIN.
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UxsEMAL A0EHCH AT WASHlsGTOs-Ths ssi-
" srnber osnesty nchnond nrrna. nsune 49, sssa
front 0s the Tress
cansnn the govern
or and for and bsunee
"a rsr<soas unAes ACTS u ConseSs
surclased she late David Dossotsas
nas ertaus winch ever msde 70 IRE s
re mas in me hrss ssd'ss cet
: very i0<ex 10 the papers 70 ali
me o,nrf rAs oS.ces Capitol Of Ssa Thsss saA ss
years expsncnee, q
ls him 10 boc~ ntrustsd 20 hm be just ne 49, -
ssie sAs eizasAni Mnse may = sa"ses
~ -. ade shs recent *, I'd March, lsa siyas 700 see
az vi batie cT w" $500
sbasers ul k~ very m:drr~ie ~
Hoa Bsrry A. Wise, Arcomsc, Virginia
Jaues Lyons E~a. RichmeHd, Virginia, ,.us.....
james T. Hessh lass casmsasos~r 81 fens"ssy S'"ss'
yiulHss.
stsSUrS n rasker, RirsuonS. Virginia.
foa p. PeaA5eeoa, Nren'a
tloa sasnuei Chasna, washington, D.
william. J. ward. c~~- BaluDesr- Z.
Lewis TissAeSiaks, New Yakl
March 7-AAcplys
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Rev nr. Lord commenced Of lectures last evening"
the Smithsonian Institution Tho Grandeur aud Fa
Of the French Bourbon Monarchy"
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e " Pssas, ~ Terss Do hereby
My fhat Edward Ck, signed the c~f6css ne pecsenr
Secretary he date ~ ssd certhcats
he secretary that he w. by s~g me
kseper ~ sr q said and that hs siies
= n
IN Testimony nns ths
sfHed, eifY a. Ausiin,
[Wan1 February ~ ies. and ~ hs
~ iw8er~nasnrs Tinted States sigbieth nd
EN- PRAISE
essditn-s Referred % IN Ceur-s
aeseA ~s stu n oes ds-efisea - the ssis
fbs *ts~ ~ FKss y nlsrrd Tint tier. trs
sres e~rhcs-- sht Ro1srs n which HsT asrf y
arS e psym@nt the ~ sscfen q
zs scs ~ oEs franies @ hooters H hs erracEssH and o'hsf
cRdeRees = ad aeh rhs releases s United ststs
apd sa q ts STATE = reIn before psyseps and e fh es
u sad ~ eas s Puh noOs should hs gyeh 90 ne sesos
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MOTTO E haze si. day (Fehrunry lshl
eop-rrnsrhip T. Mifch.l Th hu~iness ain here
be the firm n Hsrrrr Nitrhcn.
orrsrunty friend. and customer
sccouni that they
mating cny s~lcrsni, a.
yss es-s,,rr - WALTER HARPER.
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foUN sTrFT and WI. STEEL tot1srwse WN. ROBtNFnNl
wanted esns PrnPery N England, The fnrmei
ixoV Csroaa shoot twenty since
he srsr IL tse city ws-hasron lhiry
.n,,y - REV. O.. OSBORNE
Stsinpy, Lincpn,hirs. rngfsnd.
Frsu.svs iess.
psh s1--dHns
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fAUsTiSs soHER sEcoxp THoUGHrs--Sews comes BY way
Of Boston rom Hayt, that the invasion Of Dominica had
been abandoned and the Hsytsn troops were bomewsrd
bound
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A rIRsT, RATE PAIR or HORSES, COACH aND
bsrrsnsntd -Stsoui fsa ara tof wmni
use, - y rmovirg frnaa The city,
may b. SnraehN stables, opposite h'
r rrtznre Hotel, q street
SS-iw
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pEsEEyED Hoson-Trinty College, Dublin, has con-
ftrrea the honorary dsgrse OF Doctor Of Laws on VIM
u. Russell The London Times correspondent
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nNFaErnrNr HrtTE,
kn.tn, Torss, February 2, issS.
EsaFd CLARK, 81 II ne sta'e ~ Tcrss 90
hs'ehf csu ths The egorE -rhs hereto aunered
aRd nf snfiea An art Evr IRE
~ The provide for hs
~ creditors rppshc ce"pfehrnd~d
10 tho Get ~ Corap ~ R~p mbr rhtssn hHndef srf
49, wier ~ The Thr'f hFd
Cn"r-s- q me DATED sssfes snd approved February ~rby
eighth, etrbtsep hwuarrd nv ave"
MY hard .sd he .ss q ne ssrurmes day nod
tsKsLl year Aforesaid
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DESTRUCTIVE rIRE--The Jchnstown pal &c
on Sunday morning, 18th instant the escap
metal, in consequence Of the giving way Of I
one Of the furnaces, SCI FIRE TO the large casting
Cambria Iron Works At that place which wa
siroysd, with two Of the furnaces. The engir
machinery were also much injured. Loss sb
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i'sohise THE FLArFORs--The Lynshburg virgfnirn
know-nobingl says Of the reS Philsdslphis platform
ha' ~ contains some things hst sound some that are
any and some that We win never ssssBt Ia
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Tickets si0-haives 45-qssren - So
Certificates Of packages Of IS whole tickets, Siso
Do do half DO 20
DO euartr IS
Ors aad certificates Of packages 10 the
above nAd
afies
Adite.s P.J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
r.,, IA Wi.mington, Delaware
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WAroH RzruKss, July l6.-Edwsrd II. Nickel
don, came in for lodging night before last-dis-
missed. t8a4e
The name Of the Englishman sent to the work.
house yesterday morning is Alfred Newton.
James n. Hmons, lodging-dismssed.
Elizabeth Miller, colored, disturbing the peace
neutrality-suspicious. so days.
James Jordan, on charge Of profanity, sentenced
10 fine and costs; also, asssut-committed to Jail
Isaac Collins, Boston, Massachusetts, aged So
drunk in the sireet--no visible means of support :
workhouse 90 days
Francis Edgard, England, aged 80, found asleep
In the street, reprimanded, promised to do better
discharged.
We had the unutterably laughable pleasure of
seeing warrant, issued by one of the new, highly
educated Justices Of the Peace residing on Capt.
toll Hill, and our regret Is that everybody cannot
see the original and laugh as we did it would
cure the most confirmed case Of Hypocondriasis
The warrant was against Marriah es~~~~~s, for
Breach of the in the county of Washington, and
District Aforesaid Evidently the meaning was,
that Maria Somebody, whose name, am informed,
should have commenced with capital &C." in
stead Of a small re" had been guilty of breach
OF the peace, though the warrant did not set it
forth. The case was dismissed, there being no
charge in the warrant, and the names fictitious
ones.
4 should not like TO have my name and acts
Haltoyed" in that manner---you may " HiL-
liam me If would. WITNESS.
SoFr CRABs.-Very wicked! won't die until
placed In the pan, and even kick when cooked
I've just eaten two at Hamlins They'll all be de-
voured before tomorrow. Go at once, or blame
yourself If you miss taste of them.
TRIAL OF Mr.. HERBERr.-The Jury came into
Court to-day at IL l-2 o'clock, unable to agree
upon a verdict. They were discharged and a new
trial granted-to commence tomorrow.
WIFE WANTED.-W. Y. wants a wife. He
advertses for one, but has concluded to close his
proposal after the st day Of August ensuing. In
reply to the question to his age he replies "Not
80 old as to have forgotten that man cannot live
piously and virtuously without wife," and that
his future happiness depends upon success. He
also says that faithful Sabbath-school teachers
are in great demand "-intimating that such per-
son would suit him nicely. BY "means" he means
cash." So, now, the whole ca is plainly before
you, ladies. Make up your minds, take advantage
Of the times, enter the state of matrimony and be
happy.
Whistle, daughter, whistle, and you shall have a
cow"
al never whistled in my life, and won't whistle
..E now" ~# # #.H#.t
Whistle, daughter, whistle, and you shall have a
man."
al never whised in my life but I'll whistle il can
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Prizes amounting to
102. 900 OLA RS!
viii be distributed according to the following
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
Every other Ticket sure TO draw a Prize I
40 600 Nnmhers-Ik 90 prizes

1890 prizes, amounting to.......... :. 1902, 900
The $4,000 Prizes of "a are determined by the num-
Der which draws the 100000 Prize. If that number
should be an odd number, then every odd number
ticket In the scheme will be entitled to "a if an even
number then every even number ticket in the scheme
will be entitled to "a, in addition to any other Prize
which the ticket may draw.
Purchasers in buying equal quantity of odd and
number tickets win be certain of drawing nearly
half the cost of the with chances of obtaining
other Prizes.
tY- Remember that every Prize is drawn, and
payable in full without deduction.
sY- All Prizes of $1,000 and under paid immedl
atey after the drawing; other Prizes ut the usual
time of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
The drawn numbers will be forwarded to purcha-
sers Immediately after the drawing. ,
Whole Tickets s5- Halves 81 50--Qaarters 81 35.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
at either Office.
Orders for Tickets be addressed either to
8. SWAN 4 CO.,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Or s. SWAN,
July 9-d&wH Montgomery Alabama.
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Prizes amounting TO
204, 900 DOLL A r S!
Will be distributed according to the following
,s MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEl
10000 Numbers-15. 1s5 Prizes

1875 prizes, amounting to ...........$ 204, 900
The $4,000 Prizes of Ss determined by the num-
Der which draws the $4,000 Prize. If that number
should b. an odd number, then every odd number
ticket in the scheme will be entitled to IS if an even
number then every even number ticket will be emit
tied $8 in addition TO any other Prize which may
be drawn.
Purchasers in buying an equal quantity fedd and
number tickets will be certain Of drawing nearly
one-haf the cost Of the same with chances Of obtain
ing other Prizes.
An these tickets ending with o. 2, 6s, are even
all those ending with ] 8, s, z, 9 are odd.
icy Remember that every Prize is drawn, and
payable in full without deduction.
fE- All Prizes of 81, 900 and under paid immedi-
atey after the drawing other prizes at the usual time
of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
The drawn numbers will be forwarded TO purcha-
sers Immediately after the drawing.
Whole Tickets, $lo-Halves, $5-Quarters, 81 80.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
at either Office.
Orders for Tickets can be addressed to
s. SWAN Il CO..
Atlanta, Georgia.
Or s. SWAN,
july 9--d&wf Montgomery, Alabama.
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BY J. L. DOWNS, Auctioneer.
TRUsTEE,S SALE OF A FIRST.
- class Restaurant, Congress Hall, old
Railroad Depot, between Second and Third
streets. On Saturday morning, 18th instant at 10
o'clock Il shall SELL at Congress Hail. Pcnnsyvania
avenue, between Second and bird streets the two
years lease good will and license for the balance OF
the term. Also, all the stock AID fixtures of said
establishment viz:
Marb e-top Counter and Oyster Box
Eating Range, complete
Cutglnss Decanters, Tumblers aud Wines
Britannia Coffee and Tea Sets
Cooking Rang Bar Stove, Clock
Bar Shelving, Looking Glasses
Pictures and Ornaments, Gas Fixtures
ALSO,
All tho Kitchen Furniture.
ALSO,
variety of choice Liquors and Cigars.
| Terms All sums Of aud under S25 casa above,
sixty and ninety days for pproved endorsed notes,
with interest.
T. G. DOM, Trustee
J. T. DOWNS,
Auctionecr.
The above will be sold at private sale at any time
previous to day of sale when it VII be put up in
lot or in lots to suit purch ,sers. july 7-eo&ds
ley The above sale Is postponed until
Thursday, 18th instant, SAME hour an place
J. I. DoWhS,
| july l4-dts Auctioneer.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

IL anu ny fAttut VI u Ottu Of ltublJ
~ executed on the Of December 1855, and Of
record among the land records of Washington coun-
ty, d. O., shall, on Thurday, the nth day of July,
at O'Clock, p NJ, on the premises proceed to sell.
by the direction of the Trustee and the consent Of
all parties Interested all that part Of lot of ground
situate, lying, and being in Washington city, known
as the westerly 20 feet inches of lot numbered g. in
square west Of square 4s4sad part of lot fronts %
feet inches on Massachusetts avenue, running
through the square and fronting 23 feet inches on
north street. containing in all about 1890 square
feet Of ground. This lot is admirably situated either
for business or residence and near the corner Of
Massachusetts, avenue and Seventh street near the
Northern Liberties Market-house.
Terms: One-third cash balance In s, 8, Q, 10 and
Is months, with interest
Deed given and deed of trust taken.
All conveyancing at the cost of the purchasers.
Ii the terms are not complied with in five days. the
property will be resold after FIVE days notice at the
costs of the defaultng purchaser.
Title perfect.
BY order of the Trustee. A. GREEN,
july lid AuctioneeT
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MUST BE SOLD, our entire stock of
Ivl Fancy and Plain Bonnets
so 0pen-worked Lace and Hair Bonnets, with
curtains.
20 Fancy Hair and Gimp Bonnets.
25 Misses Hair and Lace Bonnets.
case slightly damaged straw, suitable for COM
wear, travelling, &c., will be offered a
great bargain.
Call at Mrs. r. g. ETCHIS0N'S. 3
Our customers who have received their bills are
respectfully requested to make early settlement
either by cash or notes at short date and thereby
greatly oblige Mrs. r. G.. +.
july B.
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STOVE COAL.

VNE WILL RECEIVE i'm few days a
w cargo Of superior Stove Coal, and another OF
Red Ash Egg Coal which we will sell for less deliv-
cred from the vessel. .
Persons in want Of the sbovenamed Coal would
do well by leaving their orders at j. p Steers store,
No. 4SS It'll street, or at either OF our Offices.
j. w MYERS a Co.
Corner G and 22d street, first ward.
g. MYERS h SON,
No 81 Water street, Georgetown, ID. @.
2,240 pounds given to the ton.
inly I1-3tif
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FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
By THE HOUSE PRINTING rxLxGRArH.
-Four Days Later from E4rope.--Arrival Of the
7. -

ro1' D0ys Later from Etsrope.-4rriVaI Of he
Cdnaiian at Quebec
QUEBEc, July l0.--The Cunard screw steamer
Canadian from Liverpool on the I'd instant arrived
here this morning.
The Cunard steamer Niagara arrived out ON the
goth ult.
The News by the Canadian is unimportant.
THE MARKETS
Cotton has advanced lie l-s. Sales for three
days $4,000 bales, of which expo, tiers took 1000,
and spectators 1000 bales The market closed
firm. The Manchester markets were firm, with
an improved tendency. The weather has been
very favorable for agricultural purposes.
Breadstuffs were duh, with declining tendency.
Flour had declined s. Western Canal, 80 SO
g.; Philadelphia, "a a 35 g.; Straight Baltimore,
"a las. a S5 IL g.; Good Ohio, SO IL a 81 8.
Wheat had declined d. Southern Red, IL {.
a 10 IL s.; Southern White, 10 sails Corn
has declined 8. All kinds, 70 IL $.
Provisions were dull.
Consols on account 95 IL 80 SO.
The harvest in France promises splendidly, and
all fears OF scarcity are dissipated.
II is reported that the conference between the
three protecting powers to be held the present
month in London will settle the affairs Of Greece.
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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
ENOR Spring and Summer, my stock OF
II the above is now full and complete in every
department. My facilities for doing business are Of
the best character. The public are invited TO cal
and examine my stock, as am determined to sell
cheap for cash or to my punctual customers.
LANES
Gents Furnishing Store
Penn. avenue near Four-and-a-half street.
Qn-dH
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MRS. M. III. HARVEY.
Successor to James +. Harvey, deceased,
Undertaken.

No. 410, Seventh street, bet,oeen @ and n
DEGS leave to inform the public that she has in
u her employ the same persons that were for :
merly In the establishment who are fully competent
attention win be given 70 calls, day or night here
tofoIe. may 19-d3m
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-07-15

DEMOCRATIC UNIoN.--It is understood that the
two general committees, Hard and Soft, of the
Democratic party in New York, have at last agreed
to unite cordially. The joint general committee
will consist of one hundred and twenty-eight
members, the two sections being equally repre-
sented in IL. st
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-07-15

INSTITUTION for the DEAF, DUMB,
and BLIND.
q ST., 6ettceen goth aud 2Ist sts., south side.
ERIDAY AFTERNOON of each week
IL has been set apart for the reception of vsiters
at the Institution The friends of this Institution
respectfully invited to be present and witness the
exercises on that day.
This Institution is entirely charitable in its nature,
having been established expressly for the benefit of
that class Of afflicted children for whom provision
has ever be IN made
Donation, Of money household furniture, or of al
most any description, will be thankfully received at
the Institution. june 13-f
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-07-15

EHf VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
east OF the Capitol ut Public SaIe...
On wednesday afternoon, July 10th, at 81 O'Clock.
on the premises, ! shall SELL without reserve, Lot
NO. 10 In square No sl4 fronting 60 feet on Sixth
avenue running back SO feet 10 inches II desirable.
the lot will be divided into three building lots OF
twenty feet front each
This property is beautifully located nearly oppo-
site Capt Sutherlands cottage. and is very desira-
BILE location for private residence.
Title indisputable
TERMS One-third cash the residue in six and
twelve months, with interest satisfactorily secured
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
july I'D Auctioneer.