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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

ssS,rp esrs,s.d from The von,e % Ii. sen boz a. bssds
s~-e remained he place duTAs the d.y AID ne
night and until the uex. woruu.s a,ssso. -.ot
told ths. biz s,yiees were no Ionse Ieqnred
.heh che left The vessel oay saved BY taking ~ heI
png,r transferring her cargo Of soos and b,uo,.e
lighters by the nd Of pnp heavy anchors and ;te power Of
".s% tafS al q which occupied ,o"e ave % an days
Jadss Ah who head the below held the -ryce 'n
Siee ~ ;he Delaware have been salvage service aad
AWARDED to the and the Sum Of $3.50 The crew
.sG W.. % w%s $500 si the DssSss ssoa and
heI cargo sco There Also 'omf evdonss INA TIE
remaining ANCHOR in heavy asree With the Cont be
Cow that the service Of the De aware mot properly be resded
ne salvage 'ervoe; snd th toe con pensaam wa gGIay
made conformity with the principles applicable 20 ~ There
snSns hs ps:s.oseSS On Scs4 ;bs UndeSer a: the
time Of The ARRIVAL Of the steamer; and lie p'eence, the
and eDde al the assistance practicable together with che ef
tos made for the purpose, un he means Of asarce AZ
saving vessel furnished claim compensation be-
yoId TIA: q mere labor and service Bu, COMPARING ms as
Ssno. Of the and The hands including detention
anes,y RIO ied ayd rendered BY The owner eere
rescued auDet bn think the compensation awarded vas too
high aud hs. the rate extended 10 the services and
expense saving Of the vee would in zoe ssgesae
generally admitted a. governing cases Of tbs oescrp-
20 have been oessned while S.ssea has ben greatly
ssserb.ed NJ repars sem 70 have been mace Tor mohA
time engaged in fer usual trips sad when repaired the bills
or eost havs cot been pTod1eeS nor " peitnasa @ nus
thai he repaired her bot partially snd then gives general
asss Of T'.s aeIs ess Ssvs aoo5r
witness states that ~Onld have cos. $500 or slco 70
20: joiner work in good order All this very unsa~e
tory ube, abuse making account Oft ex'ent
~ ihink twen,y6ve hundred dollars in thi, liberal
compensation the MISTER and hands OF the Dhwsf
for The den;on and service including the mary 70 TO- vessel
without eO:: either ds in This Court and p n'
80 s ionOw .nS ,be same 20 the mate and the
residue TO be divided equally among the representative OF
Leland and the other persons composing the crew OF the
y~,ts
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Passengers Arrived

In .teamp Ci,g Of Baltimore from LsTrpooTAndrew W.
Thc'. cari.oa TaIs, J;. Gordon C oaarie B. Tao|s,
Greenland Mr. Bssfeld and brother j. Noyes Mrs.. Bailey
Mrs Hamilton and lady, B. Smith ard LADY Miss sath D.
Master W. Houghon, CLGs s. Irwin Nm. Callos and lady
T W. Reid Rev Thos Flint Mr. Gamble and lady, Mr. VIII
son lady ard laughter Mr. Rofe Mr. Lasscer Miss DUR Mis-.
Csson H. sampson aud kdy, Mis-. Leshbhdge, Miss Gles-
pie ~ A Modem, Mr. Mer, Mr.. Wilkinson aud two ehdren
Mfs D.Ge1n Mr.. OLeary and two daughters Mrs. Collins
Mr., Miss SMITH Mss o. Ben Mis-. Young Miss Tucker
Miss 5uek, Miss Adam, Miss Smith Mr.. Owen. Miss Green
and and child A. johnson, Rev. Mr. Field Peble Mr..
Major lady and children, Mrs and Miss Smith Miss NJ A.
RaDsG. Mr.. Lonsheen, 9. w. Austen, Mss Hediey Mas
Wssr M. Bailey Leon Smith, James Smith, Mr.. Lii, lady
ard ssash.er, Mr. RaiEes.1rd Mn Made, Mr. Aiken,
10y ard anny, eserge Allan, Mr. Barrett Mr..
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF HEw-YoSK...,
Cleared.

sbip.-Ev,nins Star. JOrss New,o,lt.n. ~ ~ Bingham;
Erie Kuudson. Savannah scranton Aa"sn' May os'sr.
Loy,land Antwerp, Post Smith Co. W.,
Bsii.-A Cooper, Rollins, BntSo, Ayrs: w.'s Carver
CO. uvro,ion BoyS Havana W. w. Resssl TayA Rois
BSrceIons P. HsrinOny Nephew; May F0~sf, PA,i,
New. Orleans Lsytin Huriout. - =. y, NM
Dsele Galveston Clement. Coz s%iins" John
son Halifax. A. Smhefs Co Roamor WymsTn, ntassssst,
J. Desey; L. p snow, Pierce ST. Johns, r. H. - NAy
pierce Bartlett Para. Corning Bento X Co.
scbc,oDsrs-Yorktown Woslor City Point, Jas Hanss
C. HsrE, Spoford Boston. O. L. Hatch % p pn
sdenhia J. g. Edwards; Haight Bovine Milton. Bonner
Deste Harbipger, Gerry, Fiantfoit, R. Buck CO w
cooner Wilmington Jonas Smith Co ". J. Heyt shss,
Charleston Dolper Potter Be5hsiow BL setssoais'
Ciearmsn Sea Fowl CIsnaal ph.dePa 800 W. Nc
hs Ss,iir ob5 Island Hull Providence, master
steamerNAnthracite Jones Philadelphia, j. N. Briggs.
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PROM NEW-JERSEY.
THE COUNTRY ON THE NJ. AND E. R. r

TIE COUNTRY On THE NJ MD % n N
tcTespordenee Of The N. Y. Tribune.
MoRRisrowN, n. j., Aug. 10, 1857.
Travellers have frequently admired the country
through which the Morris and Essex Railroad passes.
Very beautiful are the slopes of the Newark Mountain
west OF Orange and also the ridge OF land which
parallel with that mountain, but the opposite side
Of he valley South Orange is built along this ridge
Ard the large number Of persons who leave the cars
every nigh. at thai point show tina, the section is
highly appreciated by PersOns doing business in the
si,y but wsBipg to reside in the country In tact,
this may be sat3 to be the case With the entire
vicnsge of OIeDs'e proper. Msny very elegant coun-
.y.seats have be,O bun, N thst region, and when
4. ne; b, Q tbJo.Y q esTT.Iges bs,sug,ng 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

BARTLETr-A: Lee. Mass. Mr.. Sophia A., wife of Hubbard
Bartlett, esq. Is,e Of years
BOGARDUS-At Bloomiu sdse Monday Sept q. c. 6.
Bossd late Naval Officer Of this port in the 18th yeAl
bis
BROyraSOV-A; No. IS Fulton street Brooklyn Monday,
Sent ~ Caroline eldest twin daughter Of w H. d. aud lea.
bsia Brow usoI, sged months and IS dsyA
CBROCUyRON-In this city, AoaeAy. SEPT: 2l. after
1bort iuss Mary ChGoeheron IN the SD year Of her ay
cuspys. NJ, l4O Wsst Thry-:hrd street. on Monday
sept 81 Jsnes osry scr Of JsHtr AID sAaA Carry aged
rear, month and days
ara a oenunp:on HaN II VIE - ESwse 4. frost =
tts I1k ysAI 81 tey ixe.
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Markets. .CAREruLbY RrPoRrrD FOR THE rRnusr

AsHEs-The market is heavy for Pearls at s7Gs7 o0s
Pots are quiet at 81 SIT en-
COFFEE e. pending auction sale OF Ko an
ounc4d Friday OF 900 bags We only hear OF sales Oh
$50 bags Of Rio lGllac and 50 bags Lssuaxa private
The stock of Rio "a s9 bags AMI of all kinds
bags and mats "a.
COTTON-The market continues nacve the sales are $40
bales We repeat former quot.ors which barely sus
famed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

Watkins and .say, W. Ser ssd ~ NJ Hsnpsr.y.
lady and two Children Mr. Robson aad hiy Mr. Haeessd -
lady, Mrs. Baker, Mr.. Lazy snd lsdy Mr. C&rssn J
ssH.s. Mr Hasrn. kins~ kay and tive ohna,sni N-.J
Heohy. }. Hawthorn, Mr.. Wilkinson. Mr. Han, Mr. IssS.
son George P-Ar.ou 6u,a,e Posin, Assass Pokin gr.s
Finch Miss Caroline Lasssn Mr.. Wa ttsssf and
field.
In bark Rapid from coas.aeoaleo steele aa two sAl
dren Henry Shift
IN ship Gibraltar, from sAki1,-J. Ra.ledss Mrs. WIDOW.
field aod four children
IN selr Mara Morton, from St Asgv,'ias-E Van Val
sor lady and four children.
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rOi-pT CALENpAR-Tps D.y.

COURT CALENDAH-TBs DAY.
UsiTED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Nos. ~, ~,
C. 70, n, 20, 49, %, 81.
SUPREME CoURr CIRcUIT.-This Court has sd-
,eurped up iii Thursday az IL q IN.
KINGS CouyTY CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos. 90, 10, 81,
81 81 81 1922 IOs 0 49, Io6 lOs to ia ll6 to 2 l23 TO 49,
l29 20 lS4 I3G 70 40.
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MINIATURE ALNAsAc....1nIs DAY.
a,r-RseS. ,,.. 5:43 sto.-.....5T Moon-S,.s IA
wArEs....rris DAY.
s.nsv Hook e:2l Gov. Isd....ieli Hen osss lid,
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80 .hss,. Bone and ws:ersovs RsIirosd.....:...'

30 shares nSae and Wa,ertovb Rsl1osd.. '''''
Is shares Veg Yok and Nev Haven hsihosa. ''''"'
TO shares Soutb~rn Ps,fc Railroad.
q shares Michigan Central AsifroaS..
90 shars United States Express
"a shares Dc. BANK
10 shares Esst River Bank
~ shares American Exchange Bank y.
lt shares Butchers and DroyeTs bAak....
~ shares Irving Bank. -
~ shares Park Bank. "
Ia shares Bank OF the Commonwealth sXi
a shares Shoe and leather Bank.
10 shares National Fit, Insurance Coz
% share, CsTn Exchange Fire Insurance Co..-.....l25f
% shares Germ EXCHANGE Fire Insurance 70
50 shares Howard Fire Insurance
80 shares Brooklyn Fire Insurance
share. Clinton Fire Insurance Co.. ......lot 0lost
80 shares American Fire Insurance 20
% shares Gaatn Fire Insurance Co.......,.......
On shares Phenx Fire Insurance Co...........ustdin
10 snAie~ Ptenx Fire Insurance
10 share. Pb.nx Fire Insurance
10 shares living Fire Insurance
20 shares Home Fire Insurance
10 shares New Fire and Marine Insurance
100 shares Cit Fire lnsHracce
20 shares Hogs Fire Insurance Co. ...'..''.'.''''
~ stsre Reekrnaa Fire Insurance Co.
Is shares Mst,opotaa Fire Insurance Co........"
10 shares Mershant Fire Insurance iSst
"a shares Brosdws Fire Insurance
30 shares Broadway Fire Insurance
shares Park Fire Insurance
3sbares Commonwealth Fire Insurance Co''...'''' ~
IS shares oLS Island Fire Insurance Co...'...''.''.lSt
10 shars Hamilton Fire Insurance Co..........." on
10 shares Excelsior Fire insurance.
% shares Connie slth Insurance Co............
Is shares BrevOort Fire In.ursnce Co....'.''...' ~
700 shares Vernon Copper DC
The Western Bark of Lockpcrt is thrown out to-day
by the Metropolitan and American Exchange Banks.
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The Western Bark of Lockpcrt Is thrown out Today
| by the Metropolitan and American Exchange Banks
The annexed list includes the suspensions Of the las.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

The ship Finland 600 tuns register this morning taken
on small balance dock for examination The e'eamsmp
Empire City viii morning be taken On the large Dali
anee dock for repairs.
The steamship Alabama schenck from Savannah. arrived
this morning brings home Mes II. H. Cnilds Jsoez Hewes
Samuel W. Look, and B. H. Ridley Of the wrecked Steamship
Central America who were taken into Savannah the bark
Sa1ony
The soop Elizabeth Cary, from Sing Sing ,r this city va
sunk oh Forty seventh street. her dscko
Of shook. which Consigned TO d. c. Murray went saf'
with the tide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-28

tlve Rheumatic, COstIve, Bilious and Delicate af
ter some days use will find renewed strength and
makes the blood purer. The nerves commence in the
arteries and terminate in the veins. These pills, as
the circulation by which impurities are deposited in
the veins, and they throw of such collections into
the bowels which organ, by the energy derived from
Brandreth's Pills, expels them from the system.
When hrst used, the pills may occasion gripping and
even make the patient feel worse; this must be
borne with for the good to come afterwards. No
great good Is often achieved without some trouble
In Its attainment and this rule applies to the recOv-
cry OF health: Those symptoms only occur where
the body has long struggled under load of impure,
tenacious humors. consecutive use for few day 4
Will satisfy the most unbelieving of the great good
the pills are doing. The directions should be
fully studied. If understood and followed health
and vIgor will IN majority Of cases, be secured by
the use of BTandTetRs Pills.
Sold at p cents per box at 43 Canal street Brand
reth Building, New York ; by II. w. DYorr * Sons,
l2 north Second street, Philadelphia, and by medi-
cine dealers generally. nov 3-tf
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EXPERIENCE Is the best evidence of Madame
MOUNTS Consumption Destroyer.
Mrs. Mount-Madam: ! am happy to inform Won
the terrible cough and cold under which Iabored,
has been entirely cured and eradcated by the use of
one bottle of your medicine. And can with conf
dence recommend it to everybody suffering with
coughs or consumption. =. MAHtN
No. 1876 Chestnut street, Philad.
have used in my family Mrs. Mounts Consume
ton Destroyer, and testify to its efficacy in ca
OF severe colds IL Is equal If not superior, to any
remedies oil the Kind i have used for such a
purpose. Rev JAMES ROBB
This is to certify that | was well acquainted with
Mrs. Mount while she was suffering with the con-
sumption. and know this Syrup to be the remedy
that effected her cure. Rev. JAMES HANSON.
Residence, q street, between llth and 18th, No.
r or sale IN Georgetown at F. A. Newman's shoe
store, No. lis Bridge street, south side between
congress ana fflgh streets. may 8-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-28

GREAT SHAD-FIsHING. We learn from the
Springfield (Mass) Republican that the finest
shad fishing known for many years was enjoyed
on Monday at Hadley Fails. At the first three
hauls they took an aggregate of 2 300 shad and al
the fourth haul ? 800 more, making CO. shad at
four hauls-a plump 81 ,0OO worth.
An ACT NOT IN THE PROGRAMME In one OF
our chuIches on Sunday morning. the minister
had but just read the announcement of a collec-
tion to be taken up in the afternoon, when an in
dividual better known for his devotion TO spfrif-
nal things than for love of things divine walk
ed mp the aisle, and placing quarter of dollar
on the table, remarked that - be preferred 10 paw
his fee for that object then, as urgent business
prevented his being there in the afternoon - He
then quietly made his exit.-N Haren Reg
A MYSTERIOUS CAsE.-The Louisville Demo
cat says that A negro man at Cedar Branch some
eight miles below Leavenwoth, on the Ohio
while out in skf the other day discovered
what he supposed was barrel of beef floating in
the river. He pulled his skiff 70 the prize ard
towed II ashore, when, becoming impatient 70
inspect II, he knocked one head OF the barrel in
with his oar, witch revealed sight that made
him recoil with horror. The cask contained the
body OF man, with his head cleft in two from
the crown 10 the neck. The body was stark naked
and had evidently been thus entombcd but a few
days.
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Later from Havana,

CHARLEsroN, May 2sth-The steamer Isabel,
iioIn Havana on the 18th, arrived last night. The
demand for Sugars continued good. but no QUO
table change in prices. The stock IN Havana II
estimated at 30 900 boxes and ar Matanzas 90 OOO;
little OF which is in first hands Molasses was
improving. Clayed brought 10 rails, and Musca-
yado was scarce al IL H4. Exchange on Lon
don 1U9 Itr
BY the Granada we learn that the steam frigafe
Wabash arrived at AsPinwall on the eth, and that
the sloop- of-waT Cyane would sail in a few DAYS
There was nothing of interest at Key West
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
NORTH X, OPPOSITE FRANKLIN SQUARE, AT
ArcIIoN;-On WEDNESDAY, the Sd day of June
shall sell In front of the premises. at 5 O'Clock D.
M, Lot 8, In Davldson's subdivision of square No
2 having front of Is feet north X, between 18Th
and l4h streets west, running back l46 feet III inches
to an alley, containing 3,675 square feet.
. This property Is Immediately opposite Franklin
square ana ADJOINING the spacious residence of Ma
lor Lindsey. We deem IL unnecessary to make
further comment, as IL is well known TO be one of
the most beautiful building lots for private resi-
dence In the city of Washington.
Terms: One-thlrd, cash: balance IN 6, u
deed given and deed Of trust taken.
Title lndlsputable.
may 25-d A. GREEN Auct
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A. GREEN, Auct.
BY JAMES c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
a LILA ri. Z Nh HA NAGAAIE Dill II

VALUABLE AND HANDSOME Bull DING
Lots WITH IMPROVEMENTS OPPOSITE SMITH
SnXIAN INSTITUTE AT AUCTIoN.-On TUESDAY,
THE SECONDOF il y r., We shall sell front OF
Inc premises, al o. clock. p m, two handsome and
desirable Building Lots, known as Lots No. q and
70 In Square No $751; having a front Of 81 feet on
south street, and running hack angles of l25 by
l35 to 2I-feet paved alley between 9th and 10Th
streets sonth, with improvements, consisting of a
handsome back building. built of patent brick, CON
tanning Tour rooms, carriage house, and stable for
three horses, The west side of Lot q has pave
ment extending Lack To the alley
The owner has incurred great expense in orna-
mentng the yard with fruit trees which present can
be seen IN line bearing order In the yard affect
well has been constructed from which the purest
water can be drawn
OF private dwelling will lind the above one of the
most desirable In the city, fronting the Institute
public buildings. Title ndIsputabe. Terms at sale
25-d JAS. C.. Mcguire Aucfioneer
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MARRIED.

minis, the Rev. THOMAS DUNCAN, Of FauaTier
county, Va, to MARIA L.. daughter of the late
=. In Harrisonburg, Rockingham county, Va. on
the 2lst instant, by the Rev. ThOs. d. Bell, Nj.
JURHHN OII. Of this city. to Miss ANNIE AT
HarTIsOnburg. ~4' VI
On The Ih instant, at Grace Church, Island, by the
ington, to Miss NJ. holland, Of Alexandria, Va.
On ne 9th instant at FredericksbuIg, Va: by the
OF washington, to Miss =. f.. KING, Of the above
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AUCTION SALES.

BY BONTZ & COOMBS, Auctloneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
Avn n,sTs uRSiIIpaE uSpEs DEED or Trust
deed Of trust duly recorded, &c. and order Of dis
train Tor house rent, shall sell, in front of our
Store, on FRIDAY, the 18th, at O'Clock a. M a
large and extensive assortment of excellent Funi-
ture, consisting in part Of
Two excellent Walnut Sofas
One Mahogany Sofa
Mahogany Tete-a- Tetes, Mahogany Spring Chairs
peting
Marble, top and Card Tables, Gilt Mirrors
Jenny Lind. Cottage, and other Bedsteads
Feather Beds, BoIsters. Pillows, Oilcloth
Hair, Shuck, and Cotton Mattresses, Washtands
Handsome Cottage Set
Mahogany and Cottage Bureaus, Window Shades
Gas Fixtures, Wardrobes, Safes
Cooking and other Stoves. a lot of Mating
Together with assortments of Kitchen Requi-
sites. Additions solicited.
1t BONTZ Il COOMBS, Aucts.
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New York Markets,

NEW YORK, May Is Flour is buoyant; sales
of 1900 bbls State .75a6 IS; Ohio 81 2sa7 IS
Southern 81 .5Ca7 So
Wheat Is improving; sales OF 16 500 bushels
st. Louis white 81 S5aSl 60 for good TO fair I'LL
nois red (poor) SLIGO. Corn is buoyant; white
and yellow Sl.G3, an advance Of &c; mixed
S10IH.
changed at SO .5Oal7 for Chicago re pac ked La q
is quiet at l4I.
Whisky is steady al 37Hc.
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By WALL 4 BARNARD, Auctioneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.
On DNESDAY AFTERNOON, 9th m
the bSbcsf bSdeT e heouP VIII sen 10
Lot No. ls, IN Square n. fronting IS feet inch on
south side OF north /, between 2st and I'D streets,
and running back that width l43 feet 81 inches 10
Si-feet alley, containing 1853 square feet.
This is valuable property and worthy the attention
oil SPECTATORS or persons wishing to build
Also, Lot s. Square 20, situated at the corner of
oath street west and New Hampshire avenue. This
lot, which Is near the Circle, will in a short while he
very valuable: that part of the city will shortly be
improved by the Government.
Terms: One fourth cash, the residue in 6, 10, and
l8mOnths, satisfactorily secured and bearing interest
NAV 2l-ts WALL x BARNARD, Aucts.
II THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
on account of the rain until FRIDAY AFTER
NOON, 18th instant at o'clock
may 23-d WALL & BARNARD. Aucts.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, May 25.-Flour is very firm a,
81 .25a7 81 4 for Howard street and CITY Mills
Wheat is frmer; red 81 75aI 50, white SOal 4.
90 Corn has slightly advanced; white sSa9lc,
yellow SDa92c
Whisky is irregular; City a6, Ohio &c.
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The Hoosac Tunnel.

BosToS, May Glow. Gardner Yesterday We
toed the HoOsac tunnel bill. The House this az
ternoon passed the bill over the Governors veto
The present indications are that the Senate will
do he Sama
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TNRUSTEE'S SAEE.-By virtue of deed of
trust from David Jones and wife to me, will ex-
pose to public sale, on THURSDAY, the 18th day
of June next, ut II O'Clock IN, Of fair, if not the
next fair day thereafter,D the premises all that
part parcel of land wherein the said David Jones
resides containing about ninety two acres and
which property formerly belonged to the late Doug
lass Eoss This property is most eligibly situated
for boarding establl shment or female seminary be-
ing immediately on the Baltimore and Washington
railroad distant about one hundred yards from the
nsburg depot. The improvements consist of a
large and cOmmodious Frame Dwelling, in complete
repair, and every necessary out building. The land
Is admirably adapted to the usual productions of the
country, and at uncomfortable outlay might be
rendered most productive, a greater portion being
hne meadow land. In point of health ii will compare
with any situation this country, and rarely is it
that property possessing many advantages is Of
tered foT sale. The terms will be LIBERAL and made
known on the day of sale.
n. c. STEPHEN. Trustee,
may 95-3awts Bladensburg Nd
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Financial.

NEW YORK, May 2s-Stocks are dull; Chicago
and Rock Island, fO2; Cumberland Coal Co asa;
Illinois Central shares l39R; Michigan Southern
6OA; New York Central ssh; Pennsylvania Coal
Company 93t; Reading Railroad 79a.
Sterling exchange is firm.
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer.
VERY VAIITARI,E RITII DINE ut

BY JAS.C. McGULRE. AuctlOneer.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
' THE CORNER OF l9THANDM VI sTREErs.-On FRI
DAY AFTERNOON, Nav 18th, at s O'Clock, on
the premises, shall sell Lots No. s. g. and T. in sub
division of square No. 2 fronting together y feet
y inches on Nj street north, at the corner of 18th
street west, running back I'D feet TO an alley.
These Lots are beautifully located i'm healthy and
rapidly improving part of the city, ana the sale Is
building locations.
Terms One Fourth cash; the residue in 4 g. and
IL months, with interest, satisfactorily SECURED
may AID JAS. c. NTc(IT-IRE. Aucf
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DIED,

In this city, on the 28th instant, Mr.. DANIEL.
aged 70 years.
HIS funeral will take place from his late residence
Tomorrow Afternoon. at 2 O'Clock.
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Fatal Accident.

ALBANY, May T.-Mrs. Phpbe King, mother
OF Robert NJ and Samuel w. King, Of this city,
was killed yesterday by falling from a window
Mrs. King was pushing open a French window,
when she lost her balance and fell out, breaking
hpr necL