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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-14

II 10 said that certain aristocrstic tenn.
perance men have refused 10 have any.
thing moro to do with water because II
10 20 often pRuHx.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-14

~ Men are sometimes accused Of
pride merely because their aooussrs
would be proud themselves II they
were In their places. 8, ~A'''
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-14

RICHMOND, Oct. IL. 1856.
SrR: | was reluctant to meet your
son, because had proof that you had
put him forward to resent insults which
you had no excuse to shift to the shoul-
ders Of another. Determined to afford
you no apology for ovading the issue
with myself consented to come down
to level with your son. Having dis
posed Of him, now confront you, and
demand the satisfaction which gentle
men are always ready to tender those
upon whom they have inflicted wrong
and insult. ROGER A. PRYOR.
Hon. JOHN MINOR Boris.
p. S.-By my friend, Mr.. Banks.
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DrsrRxssrHG CALAnrrr--Txlxx LzvRl
Losr BY THE UsE or CAMrnExE.--On
Saturday evening a dIsiressing accident
occurred. IN the house 81 Andrew
Moore, Johnson's lane, below Fo~vs,
street, In the first ward. Mrs. Moore
was In the act of filing a camphine
lamp, which was lighted, when one o|
the children accidentally hit her srm
causing the can containing the fluid to
upset. The fluid was imm lately ig.
nitsd. setting 6rs 70 Mrs. Moors's
clothing, as we'll ss to that of the
children playing about the room.
Tho alarm and excitement that ensu.
cd was intense, and although the neign.
bors did all In their power to extinguish
the 6ames. FIVE children, and both Mr.
and Mrs. Moore, were dreadfully burned
One Of the sufferers did not belong a
the family, but had just entered the
house on an errand. her parents living a
some distance. Her name was Elizs
Jane Lawson. aged about IL years.
She ran out the alley into the lane. an,
threw herself down in the gutter, be-
meath the open fre plug. directly In
front Of the house. Notwithstanding
this. she was 90 dreadfuily burned that
she died q few hours Afterwards. in tn.
adjoining house. Two other chilcren
Emma H. Moore, aged 9, and Rachae
d. Moore, aged 4, died in the course o.
the night, and Coroner Delavan held
inquests upon their remains yesterday.
The two remaining children, Will
nina Moore, aged 8, and Elmira Moore
an infant, were still alive last evening
but very little hopes were entertained
that they would survive. The unhap.
lPy mother was dreadfully burned, but
not go as to endanger her life, thsugt
the calamity has almost destroyed bel
reason The father was seriously
burned about the hands and face while
endesvoring to save his wife and chill
dren-Phn Lcdoer
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-14

wnArts A Coovzrrxs--A young
lady Of beauty and no ssnss; more ae-
complishmsnts than learning; more
charms OF person than grace Of mind; /;
moro admirers than friends; moro fools
Than wise men for attendants. ! q
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DIED..

On the night Of the Oath instant, MI WIN. n.
CLARKE, son-in-law Of c p. Sengstack, in the
10th year OF his age, leaving wife and four chill
dren to lament his loss. The dec eased was man
Of corr 1t moral habits, and honorable in al his
relations Of life.
His funeral viii take place 4 ON his late resi-
dence on Twelfth street, on to- morrow Thurs.
dav) afternoon, at O'Clock, to which his friends
and scquaintances are invited to attend.
On the Oath irst., Mrs. MARY DELPHENA.
consort Of Thos. G.. Williams, In the Both wear OF
her age. She suffered short bat painful illness
which she bore with christian fortItude
Her frie, DIS and acquaintance are invited to
attend her funeral this "wednesday afternoon,
at . O'Clock, from her late residence, corner Of G
and 23d streets.
In Georgetown, on the Gath instant, Mrs. MARY
e. TODD, in the 43d year Of her ace
The relatives and friends OF tue family are
hereby invited 10 attend her funeral to morrow
afternoon, at O'Clock, from her late residence,
No. 20 Sixth STR ct, between Market and Freder,
lex. y
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Brown, Geo. Harris and Ellen Harris, threats
and assault security for peace.
By Justice Smith: Alfred Surgess, bastardy;
dismissed. VIM. Greer and Francis Thomp-
SOD, assault and battery; dismissed. Martha
Hall, charge Of larceny; held for trial.
WATCH RErURNs.-Thos. Duly, vagrant
workhouse thirty days. Jno: Maher, vagrsnt,
sick sent to the Infrmary by the Commits
sioner of Public Buildings Jno Butler, COL
ored, resisting officers; Jail. Jos Thomas,
disorderly gathering; dismissed. David Hol-
land. drunk and diserderly; fine, costs, and
security. Jas. Watson, drunk and fighting
security for peace. Jas O'Neil, do do. Bust
ness could be done more speedily if persons
having no business in the guard house would
leave the business of others alone We I'M
derstand that an arrangement will be made to
confine interfering visitors to their proper
places.
(CoMMUNICATED.
The DISTURBANCE OF TIE WMIG MEETING.
A friend of the Hon Lewis D Campbell in
forms the readers of the Intelligencer in yes
terdsy mornings paper, that he, Mr.. c., when
he proceeded to address the Wing meeting on
Saturday night last, said that he would not
speak if there was any objection made; and
that whatever opposition was manifested at
first, there was none which reached Mr.. c IS
ear when he commenced. Now Mr. c or his
friend could not have failed to hear the misses,
in which the writer of this, as an Old Line
Wing, participated, which greeted every call
of Mr.. Shame by his Know Nothing friends.
And if Mr.. G. made such difference in words
to the rights of the Old Line Wings who not
being members Of any other party or organi-
cation alone legitimately composed the Wing
meeting, as his friend claims for him. the
writer did not hear him; being with others
busily engaged in loudly objecting; which ne
continued to do after Mr.. q. appeared, and
for which the Know Nothings raised the cry
of-put him (the undersigned) out.
The fact that the meeting was one of Old
Line Wings only (the public not being in
vited) for the purpose of consulting and ad-
vising as to the best course to pursue in the
ensuing Presidential election, and further
the fact that memt RS of the Know Nothing
party and the Union Association were objected
to as participators by the Wings and were not
allowed to serve as the secretary or on the
committee. ought to have been enough to have
informed Mr.. c., who proclaimed himself a
Know Nothing, that he was alike an intruder
being called on only by the Know Nothings
and Black Republicans, to speak.
A. BRENNRR
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Corporations Of Washing ton "a accoxHt tcith the
DE-. BGHk Of Washington. CR.


sls4 On
June Is-To balance of Washington $3.50 IS
5 BOARMAN, B0ok-kesper.
Bank Of Washington, June ls Isss.
A communication was received from the In.
tendant Of the W ashiDgton Asylum, transmit
ting his report for the month Of May
The bill from the Aldermen imposing taxes
for the year 1856 was then taken up for COL
sideration
Mr.. Jefferson moved to amend the bill by
striking out the word sixty" in the first and
third sections, and insert I" seventy :" which
was decided in the negative-yeas Q, nays ii
Mr.. Albert moved TO refer the bill to the
committee Of ways and means which motion
was disagreed TO.
Mr. Jefferson moved to amend the bill by
adding after the words collection of the
same the following
"And so much Of the third section of the
act entitled An act prescribing the duties of
the Collector Of Taxes and fixing his compen-
satiOn' as conflicts with this section be and the
same is hereby repealed: and that the tenth
section Of said act be and the same is hereby
amended, so that its first provision shall be as
follows, viz on all taxes, IL paid within two
months after the same shall become due and
payable, eight per cent; after which no
abatement shall be allowed" Decided in the
negatiye-yeaS ., nays IL.
Mr.. Albert moved to amend the bill by
striking out the word sixty" and inserting
"seventy;" decided in the negatye-yeas Z,
nays u.
Mr. Jefferson moved to amend tie seventh
section by adding after the word Same the
following:
"ADd that there shall be deduction of six
per cent. upon all taxes paid in July and Au-
gust Of this year, and i've per cent upon all
taxes paid in September and October Of this
year" Decided in the negative by yeas 9,
nays IL.
The bill was then referred to the ways and
means committee.
Mr.. Fisher moved that the Board do now
adjourn decided in the negative.
Mr.. Lloyd, from the ways and means COM
mlttee, reported without amend ment the bill
IRON the Board Of Aldermen imposing taxes
Tor the year 1856.
The bill having been read twice, and the
question being on It's third reading, il was so
ordered by yeas and nays, as follows:
1eas-Messrs. Baldwin, Bayne, Bohlayer,
GSordon, knight, Lloyd, McCutchen, TowIes,
senabls, Walker, Watterston, and the Presi,
.Nays-Msssrs. Albert, Clarke, Edmonston.
fssoer' Jefferson, Kennedy, Lee, and Tarton
Inc bill was then read third time and
PASSED; and the Board adjOurned.
a.. ZEE E1cURsIoS COLUMN, on tie first page,
vii nose ye as TO the party with whom you |
VIII Picnic Tomorrow.
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By JAS. C.. McGUIRE, Auctioneer
ExCELLENT FURNI TURE AND
~ Housekeeping Effects at Auction.-On
MONDAY MORNING, June 3Oth, at 10 O'Clock
a. the residence Of Capt. A. w. Whipple, u s.
Armv, corner Of and 21st streets shall sell all
his Furniture and Household Effects, consisting
in part Of
Superior Rosewood seven octave Piano Forte, By
Rosenkranz
Two black walnut plush covered French Sofas
Six walnut plush cove I'd parlor Chairs
Rosewood aim Chair, reception Chairs
Marble top centre and side Tables
Damask and lace Curtains, Comice &c
Gas Chandeliers, Brackets, &c
Handsome Oil Paintings, Shades
Velvet, Brussels, and Ingram Carpets
Oil Cloth, Mating, Rugs
Oak Hat Tree Hall Chairs
Wsnut extension Table, Sideboard
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Table Cutlery, Csstors, Fire Irens
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands
Wardrobes, Tables, Chairs
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bolsters and pillows
Cooking ard other Stoves
together with general assortment of Kitchen
Utensils.
Terms: $50 End under cash over that sum
credit OF 90 and 80 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest
r The House viii be sold at 6 O'Clock p
M the same day. For particulars see advertise
ment In another column &c. MCGUIRE,
Jexou Auctioneer.
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GALE OF Landry VIRTUE OF AU

GALE OF Landry VIRTUE OF AU-
- thority vested in me, on the premises, in Al
exandria county, Va, / will sell, at Auction, at
O'Clock, on THURSDAY, June Goth, valuable
lot Of 4S acres OF land, part in wood and a part
cleared, and remarkably well adapted to garden
Hamilton, X. Cruit, and the Rev Hays-about
IN miles from Georgetown. There are two ex-
cellent springs Of water, and a comfortable log
House on the premises, which is all enclosed by a
fine fence.
Amy person wishing to purchase may get any
desired information by calling or Robert Bali
ST.. near Balls Cross Roads, or the subscriber at
$50 6 street, near Third.
Terms Of sale: $500 cash the balance In three
equal payments at 6, ~ and 1e months
- A deed given and a deed Of trust taken
30 ROBERT BALL, Jr.,
te 10-ts* Executor for VIM Ball, DECEASED
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ByA. GREEN. Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON North
N, between 18th and nth streets, at
Auctien.-On WEDNESDAY, the ID July /
shall SELL In front Of the premises, at O'Clock
m, Lot No. 4, in square No 1s4, fronting on
the north side OF North X As feet 10 inches, with
an average depth Of 146 feet 10 inches to 30 feet
alley, with a i5-feet side alley. IKE above des-
cribed property Is handsomely located imme.
diately In the rear Of the magnificent dwelling
now being erected by George w Riggs, ESQ ,
and only two squares north OF LAFAYETTE SQUARE
Title indisputab.e. Terms at sale
lie god A. GREEN Allct,r
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
SALE.-ON MONDAY

oo.s SAHHs-UN MONDA1, THE
Il 18th Of july. 1856, by virtue Of deed Of
trust to us, dated the 4th day Of September, A. ID.
1871, and duly recorded In .iber J A. s., No 80,
folious AZ, 43, "A, As, and IS, one Of the Lane
records for Washington county, In the District of
Columbia, We shall sell at pubic auction, In front
OF the premises, at O'Clock p. m the west half
Of Lot numbered twenty thfee, in square mum.
6ered four hundred and ninety six, in the city OF
Washington
Terms Of sale: One. half In cash, and the re-.
malnder In six months, with interest, and to be
secured by deed Of trust
IL the terms are not not complied with In Ave
days from the day OF sale the trustees reserve the
right TO resell the premises ct the risk and cost Of
the first purchaser
All conveyahcing at the cost CT the purchaser
T. q MORGAN
HUGHB SWEtNYS Trust es'
je 25--eo&ds A GREEN Aucpr
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Political Intelligence-Mr. Fillmore

NEW YORK, June % The National Fill
more Club had a meeting last night, which
was noisy affair. Mr.. Van Ripper, it's presi-
dent, who previously went over to Fremont
was not permitted to speak, was threatened
with violence, and forced to retreat, while his
friends turned of the gas.
The club subsequently, passed resolutions
approving the Fillmore cause. The members
then formed into procession, and went 10 the
81. NIsholas, where Mr.. Fillmore made an adj
dress, and congratulated them on not being
sold to the enemy, as had been reported.
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By. C. MCGUIRE, Auctfoneer.
INV BEAUTIFUL BUILDING

:" Il
IL Lots ut the corner of Y and I'D streets nj
public Auction On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, June 18th, at halfpast O'Clock, on the
premises, shall sell Lots Nos and 4, Square
No. $40, situated at the corner Of north street
and Third street west Those lots have been sub
divided to make six lots fronting each IS feet 6
inches on north street, running back 1l6 feet to
10 feet alley, and six lots fronting "a feet inch
on Sd street, running back 155 feet to 30-feet al
ley.
These are probably the best proportioned and
most eigibly 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 as well as persons desiring
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. e. MCGUIRE, Auct'r
~ The above sale is postponed until
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th
sane hour and place, at which time the beautiful
Lots on Z street will positively be sold without
reserve JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
je 20-d Auctioneer
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Kew York Markets

NEW YORK, June 25-Flour has advanced;
sales OF IL 200 bills; good State S5.67; super
fine Ohio sc. 20; Southern standard 81; eTtra
do IS IS
Wheat is firm; sales of 80 900 bushels; South
ern red sl.oO. Corn is firm; sales of 10000
bushels; Southern mixed SIC.
Pork has advanced; sales of 400 bbls.; mess
e2O,3O. Beef is firm; sales of 400 bbls.: Chi
cage repacked sl2. Lard has advanced; sales
of 800 bbls. at lie.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON Sixth,
L between q and III street, at Auction
On FRIDAY, the 9th instant, 1 shall sell, IN
front Of the premises, at O'Clock m, hand
some building Lot, having front Of Is feet on 9th
street. running IS feet, to 10 feet alley being lot
No. q, In square No. 4e6. This property is very
handsomely situated on 9Th, between 6 and II
streets north, near the corner Of G.
Terms: One-third cash balance on a credit
OF o, IL, and IL months, for notes bearing In
Tito lndlspulable. A. GREEN,
JeS Auctioneer
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SEmI.ANNUAL NOTiCE.

HUTChlNSON& MUNRO WOULD TAKE
\ this method Of returning thanks to their Gus
toners for the liberal patronage with which they
favored them during the past season, ard hope
by fair dealing and by keeping a constant supply
OF all the new and desirable goods in their line,
70 merit continuance Of past favors.
we would also say to those OF them having I'M
settled accounts on our books that we will have
them made on by the 27th instant, and would be
glad 10 have them call and settle the same either
by cash or notes at hort dates. Those not set
tied by the LIST or July will then be presented for
settlement. HUTCHINSON & MUNRO.
je 2i-f
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The Hughes telegram Machine

NEW YORK, June 25-The papers TODAY
have notice Of the Hughes telegraph ma
chine, which is stated to have achieved a
complete triumph. Its capacity for transact
Ing business is from twenty to twenty-five
thousand letters per hour Three new and
much improved, or simpIfed, machines will
be finished In about ten days, when the new
line will probably 60 into operation between
New York and Philadelphia.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.

By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Aucuoneer.
CQUARE OF GROUND AT AUCTION
~ On WEDN ESDAY June IS,
immediately after the sale Of the Government Lots,
shall sell the whole OF Square No. 1Se, bounded
by New Hampshire avenue, north v, 18th, and
north w streets, containing so ESQ square feet.
Terms: One-third cash the residue in six and
tvs,,s months with by deed of
je20-d JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
By WALL, BARNARD & CO Auctioneers.
fBARNARD & BucKRY. Georgetown
VALUABLE FOUNDRY PROPERTYIN
the First Ward at Auctisn.-On WE'D
NESDAY, the 25th instant, at4 O'Clock d. m, we
will sell Lots 3, 10, and Ii, In square Is, known
as Crock Greek Foundry" on the corner Of
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Twenty-sixth street,
with the Foundry, Blacksmith shop, Once, and
other buildings thereon.
This property is very valuable, and worthy the
attention Of persons who wish to carry on
Foundry ard Machine shop, or for a most beau
tful building location-the view OF the Potomac,
Georgetown, and Virginia shore being from there
unsurpassed ..r
Terms One fourth cash; the remainder in
one, two, and three years from the day Of sale,
bearing interest A deed given and a deed Of
trust taken. WALL, BARNARD CO,
lie I'D Auctioneers.
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ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
y XCELL LENT HOUSEHOLD AND

by n UILEElN, AuCIIUhtt1.
u XCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND
IL Kitchen Furniture at Aucton.-On
THURSDAY, the 10Th instant, | shall sell at
the residence Of Mr. John Hands, No 400 street.
next to the corner Of 9th, at 10 O'Clock a. m, an
excellent assortment Of Furniture, viz:
Mahogany SOFAS, Beeded and other Chairs
Do Bureaus, Wardrobes, Tablef, and
Stands
China, CrockeTy, Glass, and Stoneware
Fine plated Fruit Dishes, Casters, Ivory handle
knives
Maple and other Bedsteads, Washstands, and
cane-seat Chairs
Feather Beds, Bedding, Hair and ether Mat
tresses
Moreen, Parlor. and other Window Curtains
Brussels, Three ply, and other Carpets
Fine mantle Clock, Vases and Shades
Cooking and other Stoves, with q good lot Of
Kitchen requisites.
Terms cash.. A. GREEN,
je21-d Auctiopeer
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Arrival Of the Anglo.saxon.

QUEBEC, june 25.-The steam.nip Anglo
Saxon, from Liverpool 4th inst, via GLASGOW.
which port she put into on the 18th inst, 10
arrived.
We are not yet informed as to what day
she left Glasgow
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By c. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer
IIAIIIARIE RUIInIRG LIT o. ann.i<

On WEDNESDAY, June 25th, at half pas
O'Clock p. m, shall sell, on the premises, Lot
No AZ, being Cabot's subdivision Of Square No
677.
This property is located in a rapidly-improv-
north Ii street, between LIST street east md North
Capitol street; depth SIX feet, containing ASK
Terms cash.
lie sd c. w, BOTELER, Auct,r,
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By JAS. C. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer

BY JAS. c. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer
CATALOGUE SALE OF STOCK OF
~ Boots and ShOes.-On THUR SDAY
MORNING, June Goth, at 10 O'Clock, at Store
No. 335 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and
9TH streets, shall sell the entire stock Of firm
declining business; comprising an excellent as
sOrtment Of fine goods for ladies' and gentlemen's
wear.
Sale positive and without reserve
The trade are invited TO attend this sale, which
will be made In lots to suit
Terms S25 and under cash; over that sum
credit Of 80 and 80 days. for
notes, bearing interest. JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
e2l-d Auctioneer,
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By A. GREEN, Aucticnser.
1NH STEEiS SALE OF VALUABLE

" = II Z = - SALE Of VALUABLE
Property at Public Auction.-By yirtue
OF deed Of trust dated January3O, 1855, recorded
In the land records Of the county Of Washington,
IN the District OF Columbia, in Liber J. A 3 No
e2 folos $50 to 3s7 and for the purpose OF having
the debts therein secured, will be sold al public
auction, on the respective premises, on THURS
"a IA June 20, 1855, ats O'Clock m, all those
lots of ground In the city Of Washington, known
upon the public plan Of said city as lots T. L. 90
and II, In square No. SIS. The sale will begin
are sold.
Terms OF sale: One quarter cash balance paw
able in six, twelve and eighteen months, with in
property.
IL the terms Of sale are not complied with with =
In three DAYS after the sale the trustees reserve the
the risk and cost Of the purchasers
Deeds to be at the expense Of the purchasers
BY order OF the trustees:
jN IN a. B HS RfBBEEf. Tmstees.
leA-a A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TTNR EsERVED SALE OF VERY VAL

by Jas. ". McUClhE, Aucu0neer
TTNR EsERVED SALE OF VERY VAL
y uable building Lot on street, between
lOtn and 18th strcets.-On THURSDAY AT
premises, shall sell art of Lot No IL, square
31, fronting 40 feet on street, between 10th and
18th streets, running back IS feet to an alley:
This valuable Lot adjoins the property Of Da-
RUS ClaQett, ESQ at the corner Of T, and 10th
streets, and win be divided into two building lots
Of % feet 6 inches each.
Persons desiring q superior building site are
respectfully invited to attend the sale which viii
be made without reserve. Title indisputabe.
Termss One fourth cash the residue in six q,
twelve, and eighteen months, with interest, Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the premises.
lie cod JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct,r
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Departure of the Arabia

NEW YORK, june 25.-The Arabia sailed at
noon to-day, with $50 passengers and nearly
81, SOC, 900 in specie. -
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Financial.

NEW YORK. June 25.-Stocks are lower.
Chicago and Rock Island e4t; Cumberland
Coal Co. zig Michigan Southern EST; New
York Central s3t; Pennsylvania Coal Co.
a0lG Reading gig; Virginia 6's EFT; Missouri
6's S7s; Illinois Centennial bonds 87t.
Sterling exchange is firm at 10 premium.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

v street at Auctten.-On FRIDAY, the 81 tn
instant, shall sell in front OF the premises, at
half past O'Clock p m south part Of Lot No
8, in Square No. SIP, having front on 4th street
east Of 20 feet, With a depth Of los feet inch
between ID and K streets north, containing 2, 1Ol
square feet Of ground Also the lumber now on
tie lot, which Is sufficient to build frame house
Trims Of sale for lot: One-third cash; balance
In six and twelve months, for notes bearing inte-
rest from the day Of sale; deed given and a
deed Of trust taken. For the lumber sixty and
ninety days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed,
bearing interest A. GREEN,
je23 Auctioneer