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lar, inasmuch as the joint resolution creating n
had not been signed by the Mayor; that no appto-
priation had been made for said institution, and
that the Mayor had not been furnished with a
copy of the specifications, in accordance with
which he was required to act The communi-
cation recommends the councils to proceed de
"cre, and make an appropriation for the asylum,
The communication was referred to the asylum
committee, and ordered to be printed
The Board then adjourned.
THE ALExANpRIA COUNTY HoMrcrpE.-we
Ind In the Alexandria Sentinel the following ac-
count OF the circumstances resulting in the recent
killing of James Birch, which we presume are
true. We are gratifled, indeed, thus to find that
the afar In no way identified the unfortunate
young man who lost his life in il with the so well
known gang OF rowdy ruffans who have long in
tested that vicinity. While under our observe
ton flor having long resided near him we saw
much OF him) we regarded him as an industrious
young man, promising in all things to make a
good and useful citizen. Austen, II seems, was
not student in the Theological Seminary, as we
mentioned yesterday but teacher in the SUNDAY
school Of that institution:
% fatal rencontre took place near Mount Car
mel meeting house, Alexandria county, yesterday
morning, in which man named James Birch
was shot by lad named Melvall Austen h.a
1--WE have been unable to obtain further partc-
ulars OF the sad affair than those which we give
below and which we have from the lips of Mr.
James u. Austen, the father Of the lad
at seems that in connection with church at
Mt. Carmel which is served from the p E.
Theological Seminary, Sabbath School has been
recently established, in which young Austen was
employed as teacher. At picnic given by
the school some time since difficulty occurred
in which Birch and Austen fought Since that
time, feud has existed, and on yesterday Just
before the opening of the exercises of the Sabbath
School, Austen was set upon by several persons,
among whom was Birch, and severely bruised ;
to release himself he fired three shots from re.
volver, with which, since the feud, he had armed
himself. One of the shots took effect on Rjrch
terminating his life In few minutes ~
Austen was arrested, brought to town, and is
now In Jail. So far we can ascertain no in
| quest has been held upon the body Of Birch. as
up to noon to-day the Coroner had not been noti-
fed Of the occurrence. a,
"We are desired to say that the Star Of this
evening is in error, in stating that the youth who
shot Burch was a student Of the Theological
Seminary"
The pistol used by Austin, we learn. was not
loaned to him by Mr.. Brown, but by young
man in Browns employ.
CENTRE MARKEr.-The supply this morning
in the butchers and vegetable departments was
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AUCTION SALES.
BY A.GREEN. Auc,ioneer

DE N, AuctlOneer.
WO BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS ON
n fENNsYLVANlA AVENUE. IN THE FIRST WARD
AT AUCTIoN:-On MONDAY. the 9Th day of July /
shai sell IN front OF the premises, at O'Clock r. NJ
tnat handsome new and large brick House, situated
at me corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 2h street
ana the lot on WHICH II stands, being lot No Is In
square l0l which fronts 43 feet inches Inv a. fee, o
inches, and the house covers all the lot.
Ana immediately after the sale of the above shall
sell large three story brick House on the north
sue PennsyivanIa avenue, between 18th and 2Oth
streets. and the lot on which il stands
fronting on street.
The house has hack building. and contains l6 con-
venienty arranged rooms and wide passage
Terms One fourth cash balance in 81 - 10 and
"A months, for notes bearing interest from dav of
sale. deed gwen and a deed OF trust taken. Title
lndlsputal lie. ~
esd A GREEN a,o.;o,oox
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SOMETHING NV In the amusement lire is to
be afforded our citizens tonight and Tomorrow
night, at the Washington Assembly Rooms, in
the shape OF dramatic performances In German
and English '-
.CoURT OF CLAIas.--The Court met this morn
ing, and adjourned to the second Monday An DC.
tober next
WArcH REruRSs.-6ilbert Gusts, colored
disorderly and out after hours; fine and costs
81 So. VIM. Sylvester, colored, drunk and disor-
DERBY; do.
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MARRIED,

. On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Holmead, Mr..
HHEESSRRSSE a., 4; kENDRlCK to Miss EMMA c.
A., On Sunday. June 2sth: by the Rev ]. c. Smith.
III III, =; IL nc NDNOiGT to Miss ELLENOR j.
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DIED.,

On the morning Of the Scth instant, ELLA. only
and days. 's '''o''"a
Ire friends Of the family requested to attend
Ihe inneIai on To- Morrow "wednesday, at o'cl
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BY a: GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE LOTS IN THE FIRST WARN
AT AucTloN.-On THURSDAY, the I'd of JUN,
nj ociock, IN front OF the premises, Lot No. 49, IN
Square No. %, fronting So feet 3I inches on III St
near 2lst street, depth lS3. This property is i'm q
beautiful situation, and is deserving of attention
from persons wish hing to purchase IL will be eaualy
divided into two lots if desired.
Also Lot No. 3, an Square 81, fronting on l. street
81 ieei inches, running hack 100 feet Ia a pubiC
alley 5elns hney situated, in the immediate vicin-
ty OF tile Circle. The lot will be divided Al desired
TITLES To the above lots ludisputable.
Terms: One third cash the residue in G and Il
months with interest, secured lay deed OF trust on
the property. 'sE' ~
Ie S-d =, A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

FOR SALE AT AUCTION ONE OF THE
Most DESIRABLE PIECES OF Property IN THE
cLII.-in pursuance of power Of sale contained in
the last Will and testament Of the ATE GottIeb q
GramnIer. duly proved and recorded in the Orphans
Court Tor the county of Washington, D. c., the sub
TN instant ~ O'Clock T. NJ, Lot No Is in square
NO: $50. IN this city: This very valuable properly
lssuated In one Of the most attractive and RAPIDLY
improving parts of the city, 1t fronts 50 fee. on The
west SIDE OF Vermont avenue. between RI and
streets north, and runs back l2l feet CONTAINING
feet. There is on II convenient two-stOry hri ck
dwellIng, OCCUPIED by Mr.. A. E. lie Merle.
mouths, for notes bearing interest from day of sale
deed gwen and deed of trust TAKEN Title indis-
putabe CHRISTOPHER IiRAMWER
J. r.. GRAMMER,
Trustees for heirs OF the late fIottIieb c. Grammer
le 5y-d A. GREEN, AurI n .pr
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EiUaucial-

NEW YORK, June 3O.-Stocks are firmer and
dctVe. Chicago and Rock Island Railroad "a
Cumberland Coal Company Is I; Illinois Central
shares l:fs; do. bonds 06S; Michigan southern
SS; New York Central q; Pennsylvania Coal
company ~; Reading Railroad 69K; Missouri
6's ~
Sterling Exchange is hrmer at 1903
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, June 30.-Flour is firm: sales Of
s,SU bols STATE So 3Sas65 50; Ohio, sc 7Oas7 50;
Wheat is steady; sales OF 1900 bushels; prices
are nominal. Corn Is frm; sales Of 81, eco busl.-
els: mixed at SIC, white &c.
PORK Is buoyanti sales Of 500 bbls; mess $50 IS
ae2O9O-an advance of l5c. Beef is uuiet; west
ern repacked $50 .5OasI7. Lard Is steady AZ Iaa
axe. Whisky is unchanged; Ohio 32c.
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je IO-2aw&d A. GREEN Apc,,osseee
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

-. Dy A. UhEEN, Auctloneer.
HOUSEHOLD KITCHEN FUR NITIyRr
o. July az " O'Clock a. M shall sell az the rss,
aence OF A. Noise, Esq, No. $50 Ninth ST. IlonSh
sood assortment of nearly new furniture. VIZ -
Mahogany French Sofa, spring seat Chsirs o,l
mahogany sofa Table. cherry dining and side Tallss
0val gut frame Mirror, Mantel Vases '"''es
Parlor and chamber w indow CurtaIns
Feather Pillows and Bosters
tistr anu shnek Mattresses, Cottage Hedste,5s
beudins and Mardrobes, Washstapds
Cane seat aid other Chairs
rhrsa lass, and erockery Ware, Table Cutlery
Ihfre ply ingram and passage Gamers
COOK lnk. alr- tight. and other Stove. vv,,h . -
lot OF Kitchen Utensils WIN good
cra5,, Us :, Al snins under S25, cash over 90.
dorsed bearing interest ~ SATISFACTORILY en-
Je sd GREEN A..
ises. '' inquire 90 The prem
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M ID. EICHLER,
w. No. 5G7 SEVENTH STREET
between ID and streets, west SIDE pr AC- u
rlCAl. MATCHMAKER, keeps constantly ESAS
JEWELRY. an no.. Imf
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Wanted-A competent Judge to prove that E,,.
Tiea'S Lager is NOT the best In the city
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MADAME MOUNT has prepared by special request,
SAVE Tor the cure of Cancers, which never was
known to fail. Also. Cordial for Dysentery, Dar-
rhea, and Summer Complaint. which acts as a per
tect charm TO arrest all of these diseases Also a
Salve Tor the Piles, tan extract from flower Ia SOW
erelgn remedy. Give them trial. Like her Con-
sumption Destroyer, they may be relied on. She
offers no article but whatN MAS been tested. To he
had az No. So street, between 18th and 18TH Also
at Nalrn d Palmer's Drug Store, corner 9th street
and Penn. avenue.
The Consumption Destroyer also can be found'in
aiexandrla, at Mr.. Castleman's Store, on King
at Mr.. L. A. Newman's, on Bridge street, ie n
Lyons MAGNETIC POWDER, for the determination
OIL Bedsugs, Cockroaches Moths, Ants. and Mos
gqltoes Also, Pills for the destruction of Rats and
NICE, for sale, wholesale and retail, at Shillingtons
vanea avenue. ~
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nERE ENy IASi o McGCiRE: AqetIoneer;

ByJAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.
pEREMPTORI SALE OF LOTS EAST OF
The CAPIToL.-On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NUN, july LIST, at O'Clock, at the Auction
Rooms. | shall sell without reserve
LOT No H. IN Square GSi, fronting IS feet on East
Idp,GI street, between 10Th and 18th streets west
Lo's ), l. D, and Q, IN Square No. 95l fronting re-
spectiyey on last Capitol street. Ninth street east
aiin massachusetts avenue. These Lots are beanti
ers. "~'' pa Nii'S-
OTIS "a, and Q, in Square lI2 fronting together
1929 ieet on 18th street east, between south md e.
streets Ton the high grounds IN froEt of the Wash
hTt0n n a. un and containing $3.50 square feet.
others, Onefourth cash the residue m 6 - and "a
the premises. ~ " '' VII
je 29-d las q NccIrrpE A.,
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Baltimore Marketa.

BALTIMORE, June SO.-Flour Is dull: holders
ask - 50 Der Dbl. for Howard street, but there
are no buyers.
WI heat Is scarce-very little in the market. A
lot Of 500 bushels red sold for 81 "a ner hrxhel
Corn Is firm; white 90c.. yellow s6as9c
Whisky is dull; City 3IK; Ohio 32c.
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by WALL. 81 BARNARD, Auct,oneers-
fNHE ATTENTION DE pEPSnZS SsfIS1.

by WALL. 81 BARNARD, Auctioneers
nNhE ATTENTION OF PERSONS WISH
ing To purchase Country Residence IS called T.,
the sale OF that beautiful and highly cultivated Farm
ate the Country Residence of A. Hoover Eso
deceased lying n Alexandra County one mile from
homegrown In an elIgable position Just above tbe
Agneduct, possessing a full and romantic view OF
" ashington and ITS vicinity, and beng proyerhI-
ally healthy, presents peculiar advantages Tor n sum
iner residence The dwelling IS nearly new and pos
sesses the most modern improvements and convent
enceS. '''e'h~
In regard 10 the land would state that IL proSu
ces for the late owner the finest Crops GRAIN eva
tables, and Fruit. ~
., The sale wall take place on the premises TUES
DA the 3Jth inst, at O'Clock p. mn.
-. A. p. HOOVER
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BY J. G. Mcguire, Auctioneer
1 Y PURSUANCE OF THE PROVISIONS OF
y Deed of Trust from William u. Faulkner .,
The undersigned trustee dated ath day of Nav, 1853
recorded ~ i.Iber j. A =, No IS, folio So c.
shall, on MONDAY, the 9th day Of july next he
tween the hours of and o'cock p. m.. proceed "a
sell at No. =. reservation A. situated on the soul
side al PennSy lVanIa avenue. between 81 and an,
streets fronting on the avenue . feet and running
hack Ia 5-l2 feet TO an alley. and on which there IS
erected and first class brick huIlding now oc
cupled by said Faulkner.
Title lndsputabe.
Terms One third cash on the day of sale. and the
balance IN equal payments At and II months with
interest. secured by deed Of trust the property
Conveyancng at the exP ense of the purchaser.
ANDREW WlLIE. trustee
lie S3-d Las. G.. McliIlIkE. AnntiIinenr
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BY a. GREEN. Auctioneer.

By a. % HEEN, AuctiOneer.
DuBLlC SALE.-By virtue of a deed of trnst
4 executed to me, and recorded i'm I.ber J. a :
hecofqs oil washington county. in the District OF
ToLumoia, L shall on TUESDAY, the Srh OF
June al SIX o'clock p. m. IN front of the prem,se.
aneI or SAFE al public suction TO the hg hest bades
rrnntelor, the following property, to Wit; /" All the
isot NO. pm Square No. S4S, Of said city besinnnr
oI the same at the southwest of said LOT and
street west - feet thence east d feet thence mort
Two ieet thence east n feet inches TO the rear OF
ot - leet TO the southeast corner of the said Tor
dhence west along the south line of said LOT 81 feel
y inches 10 the point of beginning ~ ~ e'
Terms, cash: Property TO be resod ar the risk
ana expense OF the purchaser unless terms are corr
phed with IA three days from day of sale
EDWARD c. DARLINGTON,
je l0-2aw&d AGREEN a,,istee.
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jea- WALL & BARAAaRR,bh o aDc,ioRs
By WALL a BARNARD. Auctloneers.

By WALL a BARNARD. Auctloneers.
VALUABLE ARM AND BEAUTIFUL,
y, SoUNTRY RESIDENCE AT PUBLIC SsLE-tn
lUESDAl Sdh instant, at 5oolock p. m on the
premises, we VIII sell that beautiful and highly cul
tivated Farm. late the country residence Of a
Hoover Esq, deceased, lying IN Alexandra couuty
Virginia, one mile from Georgetown, and ON m
heights just above the Aqueduct ~ Ao
1hlS Farm contains about one hundred and nj Nv
acres, IN high state of cultivation well fenced ant
enriched with the liberal Of fertilizers There
is large Orchard Of the choicest fruits now in fu1
bearing. 80 I'm I'VE
The dwelling, which as nearly new, rs e feer
square, surrounded with Meet wide portico
contains large parors, roomy hall. five large CHAM
Ders' kltcnen, bathroom, water-coset, and eyery
modern convenience; also. reservoir on the fon III
me house. La fact, no expense was spared TO make
the dwelling comfortable and elegant
Inc situation rs beautiful, Commanding an extern
slve country. city, and water view, and is within
few minutes walk of Georgetown. "
Inc other improvements consist OF new barns
sheds, stables. styes, &c.
There Isa liberal supply OF pure water close 10 the
failing streams. VII
The terms, which are liberal, will be made known
al time oi sale. A. p. HOOVER
le <-ts WALL IL BARNARD, Auct
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by BARNARD& BUCKLEY. AuctIoneers
VALUABLE FARM AND Oi-hRRY lam
FOR SALE.-On THURSDAY, july 2, at three
ocock p m, Will he sold at the Little Falls Bridge
~ tne virginia SIDE, that portion Of II ich Point
Farm, north of Prmmett's Rum containing one
hnndref acres, more or less.
rms property is most eigibly situated on the
heesburg Turnpike Road, four miles from Wash
,ngton CITY, well wooded in oak and chestnut
frlninetts Run, 1.-THE southern boundary J is n never
Ealing stream Of water The cleared land is easy of
cultivation. The Quarries on the Potomac are
on the river.
III desirable, the property can lie divided into two
portions 10 suit purchasers, the object of the pro-
residence. " ~ "
Terms: One-third. cash: the halance IN six and
twelve months notes bearing interest from day of
SAFE. Deed OF trust taken to secure the payments.
The plat OF the property be seenat the aucf ION
rooms OF barnard Buckley, Bridge street, George
je I'D BARNARD BUCKLEY. Aucts.
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Yellow Fever nj Moutevideo.

NEW oRk, June 2O.-Advices from Montevf.
dec to May 18th say that there had been some
thirty or forty deaths from yellow fever daily.
ana there was no indications Of an Abatement
strlct quarantine was enforced on all ye.sels
between Montevideo and Buenos Ayres
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY d TOMORROW MORNING

BY WALL. & BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
VALUABLE LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD
AT AUCTIoN.-On TUESDAY AFTER NOON
J9th Instant, at 81 O'Clock, will sell thai valuable
Lot No. 10, IN Square No. IL fronting IS feet 1 inch
on south side Of north street, and running lacN
tat width l43 feet ga inches to 81 feet alley con-
tanning 1865 square feet. This valuable property as
worthy attention for building or speculation
Terms liberal, and made known at sale
le A-dts WALL n BARNARD, Aucss
BY BONTZ Il COOMBS, Auctioneers-
II Il r. NSIVE SALE OF WEIJ-kEPT
~ HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE-On WEDNESDAY
MORN iNG st instant, at clock q. tn., we sha IN
SELL IN front OF our Auction Rooms, large and gen
edal assortment OF excellent Furniture, being the
effects OF gentleman about to leave the CITY, suc,
MahoTany Sofas. Chairs, Lounges, Tables
bureaus, Rocking Chairs, Washstands
BRUSSELS, Three ply, and Ingram Carpcting
Olcloth, Mating, Bedsteads
Mattresses, Looking Glasses, Clocks Safs
A lot OF Cigars, octave Piano
China, Il lass, and Crockery Ware, &c.
Terms at sale. BONTZ a. I,O0MpS
Ie - Auctloncers
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The Burning of the Montreal.

MONTREAL, June 29-Some sixty or seventy
Survivors of the recent steamboat disaster have
reached this city. Sixteen ladies have also been
brought here, and l57 to Quebec
The coroner's jury will investigate the matter
Tomorrow.
Inc emigrants are under the charge OF the 81.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctfoneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNIrI- RE
AT AUCrIoN.-On MON DAY. the 2,.h Instant
shall sell, At the residence of II. Pardon Esu ON
Sortment of Furniture VIZ: 49,
Mahogany Bureau and Tables
" ainut Extension Tables
TAINTED Cottage Chamber Sets
collage 3edsteads, Window Curtains
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
pinlns room and Passage Ollcloth and Carpets
China, tilass, and CrOckery Ware
Clock. Lounge, &c.
Lot of excellent Feather Bnlsters and Pillows
walnut cane seat Chairs, Rockers and yVashStanJs
Cooking, Alright and other Stoves
With good assortment of Kitchen Reouisites
Terms cash.
je 4-d A. GREEN aro,
IL The ABOV l. SALE is POSTPONED
III consequence of the rain until TuirRSDaS
next, July I'd, at the same hour
June SID EREEN ,,o,;o,oo-
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ByC.R. l.. CROWN q co. Auctioneers.

Dy " ~ h' ShoN ~ a W. AuctlOneers.
hESlRABLE PROPERTY ON ~ STREET
~ AT AUCTIoN.--On MONDAY AFTERNo0E
Island VI e p''niSeS'
Lot No. q in Square 497, lying on the west and
paved side of AZ. 0'' A1o
Also, a part of Lot No. ], subdivision of Souare
w. oJ' eglnn!ng at the northeast corner of SAID
Ifot nj the intersection of First street with the
aley running IN the rear Of said OF then west witt
tue me OF sad alley % feet thence with and par1I
e WIN su lrst street west 81 feet thence east 10
said FIRST street west s. feet, with two Houses on
Terms of sale !: One fourth, cash the balance in
., ~ and IL months. for hearing interest from
day 81 sale. deed given and deed Of trust taken
Je 1o-d &. k. L.. CROWN & CO., Aucts.
h. THE ABOVE SALE * POSTPONED
III III kSDA1 AFTERNOON same hour and
Juno Sd GIRL GROWN & co Anal
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NARSHAL'S SALE-ln virtue of a W Tit OF ierI
w facIas on scfa lien law issued from the Clerk
once oil the Circuit Court of the District of Column
bla for the County OF Washington. and 10 me d.
rected, shall expose to public sale for cash. in front
OF the Court house door of said county, on FRI
DAY the 18th day OF July, 1867, IL O'clock the
following property. 70 wit:
AldeieRdant right, title, claim, and interest IN and
10 the three two-story and attic Frame Dwelling
Houses and Back Buildings, situated on Lot No Is
IN square No. lU7 In the City OF Washington, ID. c.
fronting 90 feet on north street, seized and levied
upon rs the property Of John = James, and wall I,a
sold To satisfy Judlcials No. 24S to March term 5s7
Francis Wheltley as. John :. James.
je 2i-d Marshal for the nist Of 81
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Niar,rn


HALIFAX, June 29.-The steamer Niagara. from
have,Pooi, with dates to the 10th Instant arrived
a spirited discussion had occurred in the Bou~e
OF Commons In regard 10 the destruction of rev
town by an American war vessel
Lord hamlin ehquired II the Government bad
demanded repatriation for the British property de-
Lord Palmerston replied Sc had not, the law Of
nCers OF the Crown having given the opinion that
the demand could not be sustained
discussion ensued, in which D'IsraelI. Roe
DUCK and others denounced the outrage ana in
sisted that the honor of the British flag ought TO
have been maintained .
Lord John Russell and Others defended the
government, and then the subject was dropped
The British cruisers sent 20 the coast OF Cuba
are 10 be increased
Inc continental news Is unimportant
me French election excitement is greatly I'm.
creasing. Soy '
THE MARKErs.-The sales of cotton al Liver
pool Tor the week Were 300 bales. at a partial
advance; Orleans fair Sas, middling l5-l6; Mo-
pie iairs \, middling7 ~; Uplands fair X, mid
ding *. Breadstuffs had slightly advanced
over the prices of the preceding week The
visions Were dull and Quiet
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CENTRE MARKEr.-The supply this morning
in the butchers and vegetable departments was
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-12

| AS ier many years dey2ie9 his whole attention
to the treatment OF Prvste Complaints, IN "
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Porerty and Geatas. The lives of many
British authors prove that poverty has been
the ally of genius. Bacon lived life of
aneanness and distress; Sir Walter Raleigh
died on the seafold; Spenser died in want !;
Milton Sold his copyright Of Paradise Lost
flor fifteen pounds. and died in obsurity;
sOtway persisted of hunger; Lee died in the
streets; Dryden died in poverty; Steele was
in perpetual war with the bailifs; Gold
smiths "Viear Of Wakefield" was sold fer
triAc, to save him from the grasp of the
law; Richard Savage died in Bristol jaii far
debt Of eight pounds Butler lived in pc
nury and died poor Chatterton, the child
of genius and misfortune, destroyed him
self.