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The Evansville daily journal., 1857-09-29
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p r o G r A M ME-:
s'HE Members Of the Fire DE- partmsnt Of this city
has , ale ssre nS:'sd M Ina. 4. tsSsxns prssrann,s
ordered to he puIfshss, to-xii:
THE NEPEUNE COMPANY,
Under the command of sheir Marshal, WIN. A. MsRes.
vii form ON Second street, ,hs right resting on Man.
TIE WASHINGTON COMPANY,
Cnder the command Of their Marshal, wm. II. piss.
nam viii form ON Second street, With their right rest
ing on sycamore street. ,-,r .....,-
TIE YOUNG AMERICA COMPANY.
Under the conn ard of their Marshal Well, IA. Walk
D will form on Second street, with their right resting
THE UNION COMPANY,
Under the command Of Marshal wolin, win form on
High street, their right resting on Fulton Avenue.
THE STORM COMPANY,
Under the eemn and of their Marshal, win form in the
rear 0: the W ash nston Company. s-~g-
THE YOUNG INDIANA COMPANY,
VIII al.o form in the rear Of the Union Company.
TIE HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY.
VIII form in front Of their Hail.
FORMING IN LLyE, ,..
The respective ConIaiie. shall take place In the pro>
cession in the following order; III : r..
NEPTUNE E........-........... Mo. 4.
YOUNG AMERICA-...............N =.
tNioN --.....--.................No. ;.
WAsHlNGTON..-... .-."...No.4
slchM .-.--..-.- ....-......--. mo. s.
YOUNG INDIAN A A.............No.s
HOOK AND LADDER CO. Mo- Z.
The whole ulier the comm ard OF DR.. Jno T. Walker
Assistant Chief II the Fire DEPARTMENT, as Chief Mar
shall, assisted fy Fired " Csok. ~ N'S'-~'>
ORDER OF MARCH:
The processie. thus tognel viii prccesa down Sec
did ice, To- Division Dysiop ~ fr.f-ihence.
70 i.ee;-np lee. to tIgh siree-ex3 &igh street TO-
Euiton AEebue-oat Fgton ASeIsk-p fvurh-ups
fshyth to Cask--aosp Clark To Center-ul Center 10
fipe-lp Pine TO First--u2 Fir2 to 0,k-put Oak to-
Ihird-tiown ftr. to Mxri-oAt Main 10 tle Fair
Groupds.
S9NChIslQN, .s-
After Ia Arrival OF the procession at the Fair Grounds
an5 stated hour in the afteraoon. the respective
Companies viii proceed Trial Throw for the prize
offered the Agricultural Association ;-apd FROM
theisce hone. VIE -
by order Of General Committee.
wM, A McREA. Presr.
WELL. H. WALKKR, Secretary. 'u
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsB,p

I lie Copartnership heretofore existing under the
Il style and hrm of lioilinsworth 4 Iughs, was
dissolved ON the Ith Inst, ~ mutua! CONSENT. As il
necessary that the business should lie closed ium..
tateiy, All parties indebted t. the said firm are re
quese TO call and make settlement, and all ,arties
whom the said iirm is inde ted, will please present
iher Claims Tor LAY ment Either party is authorized
10 Use he hame ot tie 'irn in settlement.
W. T.. .H0LLTNGSWORTH,
septs6. j. ". HUGHES.
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W Maj. Jno. P. Dunn is proposed as
. candidate for Mayor Of Iudiansp polls.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-09-29
FOR RENT,

One or the best Business Stands In the City.
"A we are removing stock of Furniture ard
n Chairs t. the Crescent City Buildings, we offer
,9r reit or lease, the rooms occupied by us on
Main street, between Second and Third. Possession
given immediately. ARMSTRONG Il GREEK.
sept26-iw
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THE PROMENADE
CHR RT.

AkWING To the s.fort time intervening between the
" Supper given nv the ladies' Of st. Papl's Church
and our CONCERT, iind it impossible to make
PREPARATIONS for the supper contemplated by this
Company.
The Tickets already seld only for admission to
the Concert. Said CONCERT, we assure the public,
will give entire satisfaction all those purchasing
tickets. YOUNG AMERICA FIRE CO.
septea-tl. ~ Sshute COPY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


No. NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
sf>=s one insertion; 90 cents per line three times;
~ cents per line week: discount longer time.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-09-29

A. AN-PACHER Il CO.,
Manufacturers Of CLOTHING,
Also Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satin etts, vestings,
TAILoR's TRIMMINGS AND
GENTLEMES'S FURNISHING GOODS,
MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR To BRANCH BANK,
Evansville, Indiana.
augl4-t janl -.
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HOUSE To isfNT.
ADhINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE
L U M 3 e r! lU M q ER!!
X. III. BENNETT & co.

N7OILD respectfully announce to the citizens OF
w Evansvil e and surrounding country, that they
have put In their yard large and full assortment Of
PINE LUMBER.
AIso-A large lot of PINE SHINGLES, Dressed
and Undressed FLOORING, WEATHER BOARD.
from. the country solicited.
II Lumher fari on Carpenter street. near Kratz &
liemarn's Foundry.
NJ business of the firm will I've promptly attended TO
by James Swanson, who will always be on hand.
sept29-3m.
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T<tUD! WOOD!
NEW GOODS!

ME are receiving our FALL STOCK OF GOODS,
w consisting in part of Dress Silks, French and
English Merinoes, Muslin Delanes. Cashneres. Cling
hams, Prints, fianDels, Blankets, extra size; Erncl
Wooien and Stella Sbawis; Cloths, Cassmers; Man
tas new syle CloaSs AT all prices; Clinical Scarfs.
Gloves, Hosiery, Bleached and Brown Sheetings
Retngs, Rugs, FLOOR Oil Cloths, and Danask goods Tor
Window Curtains.
Cur stock is now well assorted, ard we invite the
public to give us a call and examine goods.
sept4 J.OAkLEY 4 son.
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DISSOLUTION.
SILK Ts

QHBLL fashion Just out: Need only zee nps = fee
II nk.buyine. vAUTJER D MARCOSNIEi-
rsra Hrin "rs-'. hs--ees giysf ard Sss1rl,
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DRY CORD WOOD.

DRY CORD WOOD.
NNHE subscriber has s0 Cords Dry Wood which he
wall sell On his farm two miles flUa. TOW "A, al he
wIil deliver il i'm the city. Orders to he left az rs
dwelling House, corner Of Market and Bond street
septs4-u ID. ALLEN.
4 >LARIFIEn SUGAR.
~ y BLls Clarified Sugar, reed and for sale hy
sept2i PRESTON bios
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MALTsY's OYSTERS !!

N'E have ON hand all the different kinds q
Y" FALL STlE Dress Hats, which we invite ou
friends and customers 20 cali md exan.in :
NACT1' X & MARCONNIER,
septa Main street, between First and Second.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-25

The RIvER-The river people complain that
The men employed in taking the mud ont Of the
docks at Georgetown, bring the mud therefrom
down TO the bar at the lower end of Mason 5
Island, and dump it on near that bar when
the first rise in the current will take Il into tbe
Channel. They believe this Is done TO bring
odlun on the Long bridge transaction which
they consider gross outrage
The Lone Star Association goes down the river
Today, on board the George Washington, on an
excursion to the White House Withers' city
brass and string land accompanies the excursion.
lists.
Capt. Price, of the George Page, was arrested
yesterday al the instance OF Capt MattingIy. for
running his boat past the Sixth street WHAT fast
IT than the law allows. The trial comes off to-
day al the office of Police Magistrate Rowland
The steamers Guy and Wide Awake went to
the Navy Yard this morning TO tow the Plymouth
rom hel present mOorings TO the stream off Geese
boro, where she will take the first tide down the
river. "
Three men Were taken down TO Alexandria
TINS morning In charge of several officers f,Om
that place, supposed to have been connected with
the late jewelry robbery there.
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REvs BISHOP SIMPSON AND DIR McCIINroc,
These distinguished divines, who went 10 Emo
land as population 10 the Wesleyan Church M
the ensuing conference Of its ministers were re-
ceiyed with warm affection At the Centenary Hail
on the evening OF June 3. Rev Mr. MilLurn was
present with them. The President of the Con-
terence, the Missionary Secretaries and other
leading clergymen of the Methodist denomina-
ion were present, besides 4 large asSernblage OF
the laity. The London Watchman announces that
the Rev VIM Arthur had returned 10 Europe
from his Eastern tour, but had not yet reached
England.
IL correspondent Of the New York Times
writing on board the San Jacinto now at Hong
Kong, furnishes us with an interesting summarv
OF the latest Chinese news. From this source we
learn that the murderer OF Mr.. Cunningham. orr
coantryman, has suffered death by strangulation
the extreme penalty Of Celestial law and thai the
duties which have been hitherto kept back by the
United states Consul on this account are nov,
about TO be paid up 1t is reported that great dis
cOntt mt prevails az Canton owing TO the existing
state OF affairs and Yeh,s inability to adopt any
energetic measures against the British There
had been no change in the positions of the vessels
belonging TO the United States squadron small
poX in an aggravated form had broken out on
board the Levant at Shanghai
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVEE& UNIMPROVED

VALUABLE IMPROVED Z INIMPRONED
PROPERTY, ON THE CORNER OF PENN. AVENUE
ANDloTH STREET WEST, AT AUCTIoN.-On THU Rs
DA June 18th, At clock, IN front of the premI-
ses, shall sell Lot No. !, and part of Lot g. i'm
square west of square Il, fronting 60 feet ON Penn
avenue and lS feet on 26th street west. 'rhe i'm
provements are two handsome large two-story Brick
Houses, one rame and two vacant Lots. They are
all excellent business stands and well worthy of
attention.
Sale positive, the owner leaving the city,
Terms: One-lOurth cash balance in 6, ~. H. and
q months. for notes bearing interest from day of
sale. deed given and \ deed of trust taken.
Title IndISpuiablc. All conveyancing at the cost
OF the purchaser. A. GREEN,
je lS-d Anctinneer
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FITS AND FEVER AND AGUE.-To Those tchO lore
their FeHOU BsiagS.-I have q remedy (purely veg
stabe flor Fever and que its and Falling Sickness,
which has never been known to fail liz pleasant,
and as cheap is ecacious. Any person who will
send me the names and directions to the residences
ease OF the Chest or Lungs suffering from bro
Ken down and shattered Constitution, will receive as
reward this Recipe. 1t embodes full instructions
for making and administering this wonderful Medi-
cine. Address, DIR. TRACY DELORME, New York
Post O1hcc lie elm
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MassachusetfS PaIitic.

ven,ion ksIkR, June et.-The Republican Con
oa mpoh; now In session here nominated Mr.
iSI n iGr Goyernor, he receiving 80 votes out Of
n.,ea ~, = warner, OF Northampton was nomi-
- NJ, potto, Governor, and Thos ID. Elliott,
oi Wv bediord, for Attorney General Resoln,
TONS TO adhere TO the Philadelphia pIatfar,n 70
Sar9nhg me Dred Scott decision as a usurpaiion
pledging the party anew to an untITin,, az, ,,'
compromising opposition 20 the eriStence sn,I
further extension Of slavery Were adonted 'O
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, June 25.-Flour closed buoyaut AZ
an advance OF lOal5c sales of 70 600 bbIs Stale
Al 30 -SOa 50 60; Ohio at 81. I0as7 .75 Southern
at - .gaS7 as.
Wheat is buoyant and trine higher; sales of
9,1Oo bushels. Corn is advancing; sales of ~ 90
bushels; mixed at Sgc ''o
Pork is lower; sales of 2 500 bbls: mess n
S2l 75a2l 50. Beef is steady at SIC 5UaI7 OU for
C1,cag0 rePacked Lard is quiet at I4Xc
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
HOt SEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR NITJTR F.
IL AT AUCTIoS.-On MONDAY. the Goth instant
shall sell, at the residence Of II. Pardon. ESD. or
4I street east No. $50, at II O'Clock M a good as
sortment of Furniture, VIZ:
Mahogany Bureau and Tables
Walnut Extension Tables
Painted Cottage Chamber Sets
Cottage Bedsteads, Window Curtains
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Dnng-roOm and Passage Oilcoth and Cnrpets
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Clock. Lounge, &c. ...r-..
Lot Of excellent Feat her Bolscrs and Pillows
wa nut cane-seat Chairs, Rockers and NVashstands
Cooking, Alright, and other Stoveso
WIN good assortment ol Kitchen Requisites,
Terms cash.
JeH-d A. GREEN, Auct.
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Jackson, June 23.-The Democratic State con.
ventlon, to-day In session in this city, made the
follow ing nominations: For Governor Hon VIM.
McM llllei For Secretary OF state, A. r. Dil.
worth; Auditor of Public Accounts Maiden
McAtee Treasurer, s. l.. Hussey; Attorney Gen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-25

On the 18th instant, at 31s O'Clock a. M, LUCY
EIkINS, aged "a years.
Her funeral will take place from her late residence
on south r. street, between az and 9th streets, on
TOMORROW tFrlday) Afternoon, at o'clock. Her
friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited to
attend.
On the 25th instant, EDWARD ULYSSES, cid
est child OF John B. and Louisa Z. Ward, aged D
years, months and days.
The friends and relatives of the family are invited
to attend his funeral at 10 O'Clock the 2th. Carl
ages VIII be IN readiness Mt the residence of &.
Ward Missouri avenue, at O'Clock, to convey them
TO his fathers residence.
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Tho Kansas EI.c,,o

ST LOUIS; June D The Leavenworth Kan
saS) Journal says that twelve regular Democrafic
candidates from that county have been elected by
dates received IS votes
In Douglas county the Democratic nominees
average ES votes and the Independents 100
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prevailed, as well as the interest which was
shown In their studies by the success OF their ex
summation The pupils sang the 90 Star pangled
banner in fine style, and TO the intense gratif-
cation OF all present. The school numbers al
pupils, all Of whom were present This school
mas been conducted for some time past by Miss
Ala Thompson, in place Of the accomplished
principal, who has been in bad health, we regret
10 say The trustees paid the amiable instructress
some well-deserved compliments on her success
ful management OF her new charge, for which,
indeed, she has shown marked qualifications.
MASONIC CELEBRATIoN.-As announced by us
yesterday, the Masons Of this city, I'm large mum
bers, with their guests, celebrated st. John s
Day by an Excursion to Mount Vernon, on the
steamer George Washington.
OF the visiting Masons, the Richmond Com
mindery of knights Templars We're the guests OF
the Washington Commandery. The ROYAL Arch
Chapters Of Maryland Were the guests of Wash.
ington r. A. Chapter No. L.
The Richmond MaSOns were accompanicd nv
the excellent Richmond Brass Band. and the
Washington Masons by Withers' Bass Band,
which was; oil course, quite capable of sustaining
the musical reputation of our city
At Alexandria the Washington STONED and
took on board a delegation from WASHINGTON
Lod9e' NO. -, CT Alexandria, which enjoys the
proud ulstlnctlon OF having been presided over
ington. " "'-
On reaching Mount Vernon the company formed
IN procession and m lrched to the tomb Of Wash
lnyton where prayer was offered by Rev J. N
McJllton, of Baltimore, Grand Chaplain of the
Grand Lodge Of Maryland, after which an in
stfuctve address, narrative aud statistical I'm its
character, was delivered by Past Grand Master
French.
" Washington's Grave:' was then sung with
the finest effect by Messrs. Glenroy Hodyson
Dawson, Stevens, Baldwin, and Gilman Of this
CITY.
shortly after the conclusion of these exercises.
the assemblage was convened to witness a spec.
tacle at once novel and interesting. being the
christening OF two infants in front of the tomb OF
Washington; one Of them the son of Capt John
Reese OF this city, who was named Harry Ma
gruder Buchanan and the other a daughter al
Mr.. VIM. ii. Bowen, OF Baltimore who received
the name of Anna Elizabeth Washington Rev
Mr.. McJilton performed the ceremony, and our
worthy Mayor, DR.. Magruder stood sponsor 10
the children, which duty he performed admira-
Oily, Notwithstanding sundry rebellious' kicks on
the part OF the young 'uns
highiy poetical and eloquent address was at
forwards delivered at the rivers edge by Rev A
F. N. Rolfe protestant Episcopal) of Prince
George's county, Md subject: The moral and
christian operations of MasonsD
The company had designed visiting Fort Wash
lngton, but in consequence Of the boat pettinu
aground they were detained at Mount Vernon
where, however, the time was spent yery aoreea.
bly,, with music, instrumental and vocal with
a dinner on board the boat, and speech making
and dancing.
The party reached this city on their return
shortly after O'Clock, p. m, remarkably well
pleased with the days Occurrences
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The WEATHER-Range of the thermometer
from Thursday noon, June Is, to this morning:

Average height OF the thermometer in the morn
lngs, from June 10Th to 18th, inclusive, 65' o..
Full moon Tuesday, July 7, between and .
a IN.
RsmarkS-June 18th, finished cloudy and warm:
18TH, rain afternoon thunder gust with light rain
DIST, the great hail storm, accompanied with
heavy thunder and vivid lightning, also rain:
I'D; light gust with rain; 18th, fine and calm.
cool
GEORGETOWN, June 25 1857
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AUCTION SALES.

by CA. L.CROwN & co. Auctioneers.
nESI RABLE PROPERTY ON ~ STREET
l. DAT AycrloS.I0p MONDAY ,AFTERNooN,
no Lot No; q il Square 4s7, lying on the west and
N Also so par. q Lc. No l. subdivision of square
alley running the of said Lot then west with
the line of said alley So feet, thence with and para
SAID First west feet, with two e Houses oO
sa1d iot-irsme.
g. ~ mouths for notes bearing INTEREST from IN
day q SALE deed given aPd deed Of iIus. taken.
By A. GREEN. AuctIoneer. :
rGRE AT NUc M ANo TTf phGPI ETR Rsf
at O'Clock a. M, will sell at No. SO 9th street be-
tween Penn avenue and street, the entire House
MMahhogany spring seat Chairs
MMa neg SOFA, Rocker Cane, and other Chairs
Clocks. sidebcard Dining Tables
BuI Was Gin s,an and Other
Brusssl and other Carpets, Curtains, Kitchen Ware,
Crockery Ware, Cooking and other Stoves, &c.
Terms; SIS and under, cash; over that amount a
Credit OF 81 and 60 days, for notes satisfactorily
ie 25-Ths&M A.GREEN. Auctioneer.
IVA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HoTsaE 1a42d1D kITGHEN 6E.UyRSITgRE
OF July at = O'Clock a. M, shall sell at the resi-
denee OF A. Noise, Esq, No. $40 Ninth ST.. Dough-
tvs Row, next to the corner of 4. street north n
good assortment of nearly new furniture. viz:
Mahogany French Sofa, sprng-sea Chairs, and
Rockers '
Mahogany sofa Table, cherry dining and side Tables
Oval gilt frame Mirror, Mantel Vases
Feather Pillows and Bolsters 'o.'
Hair and shnck Mattresses, Cottage Bedsteads
Cane seat and other Chairs
China, < ass, and crockery Ware, Table Cutlery
Three ply ingram and passage Carpets ..'
Cooking. alright. ard other Stoves with n good
lot of Kitchen Utensils
Terms: All sums under S25 cash over S25 n
credit Oh 6p and 30 days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed bearing interest
Je 25-d A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
IL The house is for rent, inquire on the prem
Uses. "
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German saengerbuud Anuiv.,s.rv

DETROIT, June IA large number OF dele
gates have arrived here TO attend the ninth ami,
yersary of the German North American S,enge,
bund, which commenced to-day. Two rrsnd
concerts will be given, the festivities concl1dno
with ball on FRIDAY evening. IL is understood
,ha, me proceeds will be devoted to the relief
the destitute in Northern Michigan
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED pPSSS
Advance Wages TO Seam,,.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2t.-Ata neetin, 90 an.
snip owners held this morning, an agreement Wa
made that amer July list, the PAYMENT of sdyancs
waves 10 seamen will De discontinued IN az.
DIRK, Boston and other ports the sbin o,,,ne,.
VIII hereafter furnish one suit OF warm clotbIng
ana engage to give bounty OF ten per cent on The
eaIheo wages OF the crew who perform the WOW
age and contract; and in case the shin a. lost On
the outward voyage. every seaman viii he 80
tue wages earned by him up TO the time az lie
loss and In no case less than one month Tor for-
e'gn and one-half for coastwise VOYAGES
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Baltimore Markefx

BALTIMORE, June 25.-Flour is buoyant; sales
OF Howard street atS7as1 25
Wheat is trmer, but without any ouotahle
change; reds 81 6Sasl "a, whites ~ SsasI 95
Corn is dull; white sias6c yellow Sjae1c
Whiskvi is in better demand, and the market IS
frner; City, Soc, Ohio &c.
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BY JAS. e. McG UIRE, Auctloneer.

BY JAS. T.. MCGUIRE, Auctoneer.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF FURNITURE.
~ MIRRORS. CARPETS, Gas FIXTURES. &c. AT
ING June Z7th at 10 o'clock, in the rotunda of the
National Hotel, shall sell at the risk and cost Of
former purchasers. a large amount of Valuable
Furniture, Gilt Frame Mirrors, Carpets, Mattress
eS, Blankets, China, Glass, and Plated Ware.
d. amongst which are several elegant Rosewood
TariOr SUITS, number Of
Mahogany Wardrobes, French Bedsteads
MaTbie-top Dressing Bureaus, WashstandS
dozen Walnut American Plush Covered Dining
Chairs
Rosewood Marble top Sdeboarls
Very large French plate Mirrors, &c&c
a lso, large SteaI I'm Boiler, Force Pump, q c. &c.
Terms: 100 and under, cash over that sum n
credit of3o and 90 da, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, hearing interest.
IL Purchasers at this sale arc notified in ad-
vance, that their goods must be settled for and re-
moved on the following Monday.
jo 25-d J. c. MCGUIRE, Auct
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SaIve for the cure Of Cancers, which never was
known to fail. Also. Cordial for DIV sc ntery Diar
Ihea, and Summer Complaint. which acts as a per-
feet charm to arrest all of these diseases. Also, a
Salve for the Piles, IAN extract from flower, IA SOW
eTeRn remedy. Give them trial. Like her Con-
SUMPTION destroyer, they may be relied on. She
offers no article but what has been tested. 70 be
had az No. $50 street, between 18th and 18th. Also
At Nam d Pamers Drug Store, corner 9th street
The Consumption Destroyer also can be found'in
Alexandra, at MIR. Castleman's Store, on King
street, ny sole agent for that place. In Georgetown
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Iron Euruace Rnrnt

DETROIT. June 2i.-The new blast furnace I'm
perior Iron Mining Company, with the yaInahle
machinery employed in the same was consumed
oy nfe this morning. Loss about S3s ,OOO-par-
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23-d JAS. C. McGUIRE.Auct
BY JAMES C. Meg UIRE. Auctloneer.

by JAMES G. MEG UiRE, AuctIoneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on
It'll SIRE EFT AT AUcrIoN.-On THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, June 18th, at six O'Clock ON the
premises, shall sell part Of Lot No. H. in Square
No. 454, fronting % feet It'll street between and
streets north, running back log feet 10 ~ feet H.
ley, with the improvements, consisting of a cabinet
maker and undertaker's establishment.
This property Is situated IN one of the best bust
ness locations IN the city, and the sale deserves the
attention OF persons desiring good business stand
Terms: One third cash the esidue IN and Il
months, with interest secured by deed of trust on
the premises.
June 2O-d JAS. e. McGITIR Auctioueer
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Colored Masonic Procession.

PHILADELPHIA, June &.-The colored Nassau.
morning 10 celebrate the dedication Of their NV,
hall, which has just been finished There weae
nearly 100 in the line, wearing handsome REAL,
ana other paraphernalia Of the order TIN.
bands Of music. Among the strangers present
was lodge from Camden, ". J., the Maryland
Sirand Lodge, and the Meridian Lodge, Of New