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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-29
= The Boston, Daily Journal.

(Morning or Evening edition as may be
desired 10 sent tp subscribers by mail, in
any paft ortha hited States, for six Dol
lars year. Ry means iof our Fast Press
We are able to keep the forms Of the Daily
Journal open several hours later t'la any
other daily paper, and thus not ,unfre-
quently to publish important aeSs from
twelve to twenty four hours in advance.
The average circulation the Daily Journ-
al is more than double that of any sub
scription or two cent paper published in
Boston. t.r..
THE SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL, 4.
contains all the reading matter Of the
Dai y-is published TUES AY and FRI
DAY mornings, at Four Do liars year,
BOSTON JOURNAL POR CALIFO3 MA
Is printed on the 4th vnd 10th of each
- month, 'or mailing by the steamers of the
5th and Goth. 1t is made up with the
greatest care for the ,informatio Of New
Engla nd men in California. Over twelve
thousand copies month are now sent
there, which is much larger circulation
than any other paper printed in the Allan
tic States has, 1t is allied ut this office
for six cents copy. A person one dollar
can have one each of sixteen numbers ssht
to any one they may..desire.
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HHE articles which we have on hand are
Il so extensive, that time would fail us
to make mention OF them Wewould, there
fore, say, call and see e,1 ,..s.
'.-''' POTTER & CHAMPLIN.
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g SEEDS-Canary, Hemp, Rape, Flax, Mus.
~ tard and all the kinds of which the
Pharmacopeia makcth mention, will be
found at the drug store on Main street.
POTTER G. CHAMPLIN.
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Bank dividend.

A dividend of four per cent. 60 has been
IA declared out Of the profits ofthe last
six months, payable on and after the 10Th
of January next, at the Banking House.
BY order of the Board,
M JIM, PENDLEr0N, Cashier.
Westerly, Dec. 80, 1856.
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ID PHEUMATICS-That severel y afflicted
~ portion of mankind will ind remedies
for their complaints at the new drug store.
y POTTER & CHAMPLIN
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|TTNLESS the remedies are promptly APP
~ piled for the ills that the flesh is
heir to-" languid state of the system will
ensue, sickness will supervene, and death
finish the work Of cutting down the victi m
in a career of usefulness. The necessary
remedies may be founl Mt the cheap drug
store. POTTER & CHAMPLIN.
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PendletOn & Co.
NOTICE

rs hereby given that @. w. Marston has
Il assigned his effects to me for the ben eft
ofhis creditors. 1
G. LEONARD, Assignee
Westerly Sept. 20, 1866 f[2ssl
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n UASSIA, and an extensive supply of
ok Roots, Herbs, Barks, Thompsonian
and Eclectic Remedies at the cheap drug
store. POTTER & CHAMPLIN. :
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Doubled its Circulation

in single year, encourages its proprietor
to continue the same plan. He would
therefore suggest to those who are about
selecting their paper for the ensuing year
that these terms offer to them one Of the
Bssr New ENGLAND FAMILY newspapers
at q very Low PRIC E--one which is within
the reach'of every man. Of the character
Of fha n .'..f t''
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MEATS FOOT, Boiled and Raw Linsecd
~ Lard, Kerosene, and other Oils
Burning Fluid, Camphene, Spirits Turpen-
tine; also lamps ofthe ostapproved kinds,
and Spermaceti, Adamantine, and Wax
Candles, now a the store on Main street
.ti La. POTTER g. CHAMPLIN,,
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DILLS, plasters, pitch Burgundy, pum-
Il ice stone, potash, paints and putty.
POTTER g. CIIAMPLIN.
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The Boston Journal
Fob 1857.
sao The NEW RNeEAkDi q y
FAMILY NEWSPAPER
SG1sas S4ecsss Of tie Glib Plan. = y
Great Reduction to Clubs.
THE CUCApESr
NEWSPAPERS IN NE w ENGLAND
uf nN& ..lnfah ----i baa.t euaJ -i-..
PAYMENT INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE
PAYMENT INVARIABLY IN ADNANC.

One year ago the Proprietor of the Journ-
aldecided to reduce the price of the Week
Y Journal, and the success Of the low price
Club plan has been so great as to induce
the following low rates for he year 1857 !;
One copy, one year -,s.-l ,tls4gA 81 90
Two copies, one year, to one address 3 90
Five Sapias. one year to one address 8 20
- copy to the getter up of the
Twenty copies, on year, to one ad-
dress 20 90
Club, or any dollar and a quarter book of
the day. f t''li4f A' 1''
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INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
At the expiration Of the time for whie h
advance payment has been received, the
paper will in all cases be stopped.
The great success which has attended
the introduction of the club plan in the
circulation Of the Weekly Journal and
which has nearly ~. O-
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+ UBfN'S EXTRACTS, the genuine ar.
IL ticle; also, an extensive variety OF
Perfumery, Of the choicest varieties, just
received by POTTER g. CHANiPLIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

L. =. SNIP ST. LOUISA correspondent Of the
Boston Post, writing from Porto Gtande, ST Win.
cent, May -, says " The ~. Louis arrived here
a day or TWO since. all pretty well on board We
wait Tor the mail, which is due TO-DAY, and then
proceed direct TO Madeira. Our crew though
TO recruit their health and strength. The con.
hhement of full year on board ship upon the
coast of Africa is exceedingly trying TO men We
20 to windwaId for the purpose of giving them
liberty. We have no news Another famine Is
advertised TO come of al Cape Verde islands
during the summer; % prepared 10 respond
The next one. trust. will be no more serious
than the last If not. very few will starve Las:
year there was much distress among some of the
islands. yet the universal starvation cry was
mostly humbug. We expect 10 return 10 the
| nlted States the coming fall. The ~ Louis
has been an active cruiser
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The LAwLRss PRoCERDISss IN low. The
excitement OF the people of Cedar. Iowa caused
by the nest OF horse thieves in that county Is now
ia two hours notice
On Sunday night, 30th ultimo, a company Of 30
or 10 got on the track Of Alonzo Gicasan aud pur-
sued him IN the direction Of Upton. The posse
were out all night in search Of him among tie
bushes, three miles south OF Upton, but did not
capture him. On saturday, (27th, the posse 10 4
IN with Peter Conklin, near Yankee Run He
was on horseback, and endeavored 70 escape by
flight, but was shot down and instantly killed
There was reward offered for him in Iowa city
of 500. dead or alive
since last week, Alonzo Page has died of the
wounds received al the first assault upon his
house A large posse started on sunday after c
W Clutc, who il was ascertained, was secreted
eight miles this side OF Davenport. Clute was
once lnthe power OF the posse. but was discharged
for want of evidence against him. Three men
have now bccn executed by the posse and IL Cute
is taken lac will make the fourth
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By A.GREEN. Auciioneer.

HANDSOME THREE STORY AND BASE
Il aENT BRICK lloCSE AND LoT on llrH STREET
WEST, BETWEEN VI AND y STREETS NoRTHAT Arc
rlnN.-On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, | shall
So: n front ot The the premises. at half past SIX
O'Clock p n parts of Lots Nos. and ~, In David
sons subdivision of Square $40. with the Improve
lnents, which are hne and nearly three story
ana basement Brick House with Il well of excellent
water IA the yard. This property fronts on tie east
SIDE OF III street west, between VI and y streets
north, and runs back tO a wide alley. The House
Contains conveniently arranged rooms and cear
Thus property is beautifully situated an rapidly
improving neIghbOThoOd.
Terms: : ,HD cash; balance IN Is, II, and
III months, for notes bearing interest from day of
SAFE. A deed given and deed Of trust taken. Title
ndIsputabie.
~ 30 a. GREEN, Amc,Inneer
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MADAME Mourn has prepared by special request,
Salve for the cure III Cancers, which never was
known to iaIl. Also. a Cordial for Dysentery Diar-
inca, and Summer Complaint, which acts as n per-
iect charm to arrest all OF these diseases. Also
save Tor the Piles, ian extract from flower, Ia
ereIen remedy Give them trial. Like her Con
sumption destroyer, they may he relied ON. She
oners no article but what has been tested. To be
MAO AT 40 - street, between llth and 18th. Also
and Penn. avenue =
, Inc Consumption Destroyer also can be found'n
ae4ahdrla, at Mr.. Castleman's Store, King
street, my sole agent for that place In GEORGETOWN
at Mr.. Il. A. Newman's, on Bridge street je II
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THE ORGANIZATION AND MANUVRES
Il OF Steam Fleets, by Captain MOorsOn, Royal
Nnuv 1 ,-nl nrdlnrn

VI
Il OF Steam Fleets, by Captain MOOrsOn, Royal
Navy; VOL, London, 1857.
The Marine Steam Engine. 10y Main & Brown; Sd
edition, enlarged, vol, London, 1855.
Questions on the Marine Steam Eng inc, and EXam-
nation Papers, by Main & Brown, vo London,
1857.
Bourne's Catecsm of Steam Engine, new edition,
enlarged, London 1857.
Murray on Marine Engines, Steam Vessels, and the
Screw, vol, London.
Armstrong on Steam Boilers, | VOL London.
Sewell on Steam and 1.ocomOtlOn, | vol, London.
Bourne on the Screw Propeller. vol, London.
Boiler Engineering by Armstrong and Bourne, ~ vol +,
London.
The Steam Engine for Practical Men, by Ham and
Gener, VOL, London.
The Indicator and DynamOmeter, by Main K Brown,
vol, London.
The Marine Steam Engine, by Lieut.. Gordon, X oyal
Navy, vol, London.
Rawson on the Screw Propeller, vol, London.
lie AlecanIcien tapuer par T.. PARIS, CapIiaIne de
NaIsseau, vol, Paris.
Dctonnare dc Marine, y Napeur, par BonneiouX ct
Paris, CapitaInes de- EaIsssau, vol, Paris.
Trate DIES Machines a Napeur, par Messrs. Batailie
ct JelIen, vols. and atlas, Paris.
Burns Steam Eng me. illustrated HOblyn'S Manual
of the Steam Engine; Russell on Steam and
Steam Navigation PambOur's Theory of the
Steam Engine Reid the Stcam Engine !;
Woodcroft's Progress of Steam Navigation !;
POrtwIne on the Steam Engine Stuart's Anec
dotes of the Steam Englne,2 vols: aud many
Others. FRANCk TAYLOR.
iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

DEsERTERs FROM BRIGHAM YorSG-By the
arrival OF the steamer Omaha YESTERDAY we learn
that some thirty of Brigham Young's followers
had made good their escape from Salt Lake ci,y
ana reached Omaha cilyon the I'd instant They
stated that the utmost dissatisfaction prevailed in
The Mormon camp, and that thousands now in
l tab only waited for the arrival of the United
states army to place themselves under the protec-
ton OF our Government The most strict suryeil .
lance IL exercised over the unfortunate being,
now in that Territory, and instant aud most tor
turous death is the certain result il caught in the
act OF deserting.-Si. LoniS Lend Z. IA
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STOCQUELER'S BRITISH SOLDIER. an
London. 1857: SI.25.
Billiards ia Theory and Practice, by Capt. Crawley
vol, London, 1887 with engTavings =. -.
One Hundred Old Glees, Rounds. and Catches with
music words, and Pianoforte accompanlmeuts,
VOL, London, 1857: Soc.
Haldwlcke's l'eer6ge for 1851, vol: &c.
Hardwlcke's Baronetage for 1857, vol: sc.
HirdWIckes House OF Commons for 1851, | vol: SIC.
Cy ciOpPiia Of UniI ersal History, vol; London,
1857.
Cyciopfdla Of the Physical Sciences. by ]. T.. Mich
al, astronomer, vol: London. 1857.
Universal Dictionary of the English, French, Ital-
IAN, and German Languages. vol; London,
1851. Uy2l FRANCK TAYLOR.
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New York Markets,

NEw YORK, July lOth.-Flour has declined,
sales of .JOObbls State sc 2a So IS; Ohio SO Goa
~: Southern 81 .Gass ~
Wheat is quiet; sales OF 6.OoO bushels; Chicago
spring ~ 50, Tennessee white - O0as2 81
Corn is buoyant; sales of 2O,OoO bushels; MIXED
q cents
Pork is improving; sales Of 30 bbls; Mess adj
vanred lOr; sales So -. Beef il unchanged ~
10 :SaSl1. Lard closed buoyant al IiaiiSc.
w hiskY is dull; Ohio BE.
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of writ of eri
WI facIas scIfa Lien law ISSUED from the Clerk
olhce of the Circuit Court of the District of Coum-
tia Tor the County OF Washington. and TO me d.
OF the Court house door OF said county, on FRI
DAY the nth day of July, 1851, at II O'clock, the
following property, To wit:
Al defendant right TILE, claim, and interest n and
70 The three two-stOry and attic Frame Dwelling
Houses and Back Buildings, situated on Lot No 2y
IN square No. lU7 In the City Of Washington. u. c.
fronting 40 feet on north street, seized and levied
upon as the property of John -. James and Will 5c
sold To satisfy JudIcIas No. 245 To March term I7;
Francis Wheatey rs. John :. James.
J. ID. HOOVER,
Je A-d Marshal for the Dist. of Col,
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FORCE or a Rocker SHAFr-Few person..
are aware of the immense power Of a roc ket
while cleaving through the air like Young COM
Ell On Saturday evening, a roc ket from the Conn
mon, instead of shooting into Charles river as
Intended glanced over 10 the West End ana
came down with fearful velocity, penetrating
completely through gutter Of solid wood three,
cues thick, attached TO the residence OF a. W
otis, No. 70 Chamber street. where IL still ~
mains impaled, shaft of wood about live feet Ia
length.-i1OSfOH Be-
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a. GREEN, Auc:Ioneer.
By &c. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.


| ILEGANT PARIS-MADE CABINET FUR
II NITURE, FRENCH-PLArE MIRRORS, SUPERIOR
BuGGY. HARXEss, &C., AT ArcTioS.@On WE'D
NESDAY MORNING. July 18th, at 10 O'clock, az
sian LEGATION, on 18TH street. between Eew York
avenue and II street north shall sell all his Furn-
kLnd, having been imported direct from Paris. We
Suite OF solid rosewood carved paror furniture,
finished n rich violet colored velvet plush, com
prlsng French Sofa, Lounge, two Arm Chars,
Two las. Chairs, and SIX stuffed-back Side
Sote Of tour French Curtains. to match with rich
, Lace CURTAINS. Cornlce, Guilt Shades, &c.
Pair Of elegant French Plate Man;e Mirrors
Beautiful gIt Mantel Set, consisting of French
=, Clock and Cagdeabras 10 match
ting table style Louis XIV.
Gilt Picture Frames EngravingS. &c.
Albums of sketches IN Russia and France
Large quanilfy OF rich aid beautiful Etegere and
SUITE of elegant Dining room Furniture, consisting
ol uchly CARED Beaufet Etegeres. oval Exten-
sion Dining Table. twelve morocco covered
Chairs ola beautiful French wood called rose
Cage Of Brazilian Birds, French Vases
Beautifully decorated French China Dinner and
Z ich crystal cut and engraved Glassware
French Coffee maker. Table Cutlery
silver plated Ice Pitchers, Walters. &c.
SUITE 81 walnut Par;or Furniture, finished in green
Handsome Folding Screen
Green velvet Easy Chair
SIesta Sofa, Easy Chars. aud four side Chairs,
finished an rich hgnred cashmere. with Curtains
and + screen to match
Mahogany H!ITrOr-frUnt and plain Wardrol.es
Dressing Cabinets. Washsiands. and Commndes
Superior single French isedseadS, with fine curlsd-
HAIR and spring Mattresses
handsome Toilet Sets, Bedding
Cottage BedSteadS. Walnut Wardrnhes
Bureaus and NaShstands
Curled hair and other Mattresses
BOlstcrs and Pillows
Brussels: three ply, and veniiian Carpets
India Mating, OIL ClOth. Rugs
PortIcO and V indow Awnings, Bamb,o Chairs
Bronze Iron Hat Tree, Hall Furniture
Together with a general assortment of excellent
Household Effects.
Also, at O'Clock, in front of the premises
A span OF beautiful Black Carriage Horses, s and 3
years old, of Morgan breed, admirably matched
- sound KIND, and beautiful travellers
One 1ouT seated Buggy Wagon, with SHAFT and
. pole, made by Lawrence, New York
Double Silver plated Harness
r ur Robes. w oOilen and Linen Covers, Whip Sta
BILE and Gardening Utensils, &c.
> ne iTntuTe. Nc, Is IN excellent condition and
3i me most superior quality, having beeu selected
Paris with great care and without regard to cost.
The House will be open for nspectlon ON Tuesday
The lith instant. from ~ Ia q clock.
Terms: So and under cash over that sum n
credit OF 90 and % days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest. J. C. MCtI"IRE
" ~ AuctIouaar.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ~
FROM TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Magnetic Telegraph Company.

PHILADELPHIA. JSly Sat q meeting of the
Directors of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
held IN this city yesterday, a dividend Of two
Per cent was declared, payable on and ester the
Gun INST NJ the same time a dividend Of two
per cent on The capital stock Of the Washington
ana New orleans Telegraph Company, payable
on ana aitcr the 3lst inst. was authorized. Sub
sequently. at meeting Of the stockholders Of the
company w m NJ swain was reelected presi-
dent; Joseph Sailor, secretary. and Geo
mar. treasurer. The old board. excepting Mr
Riggs. OF Washington, who declined 20 serve.
were reelected
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Einancial.

NEW oRk, July l0.-Stocks are dull Chicago
ana hcck Island G; Illinois Central bonds y, 4
Michigan Southern a.; New York Central IL.
Pennsylvania Coal Company %; Reading Rail-
road ~; Missouri 6's SIX
Sterling exchange dull
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A VA FARM FOR SA l. E. For

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. For
"A sale A FARM of 54S acres, IN Culpeper Coun-
ty,Sirginla, one mile from Mtchells Station the
Alexandra and Orange Railroad. The soil is natII-
rally excellent, and NAV economically and easily be
improved, so that II viii produce as fine crops as
are grown anywhere In the United States lis acres
In heavy timber. much of it suitable for ship timber
for which there are maj kets to be reached by means
OF the abroad also large quantity of cord wood
that may be sold to the Railroad Company ar remu-
neratlve prices. The buildings are all on i'll. and
with small repairs may be made comfortable for the
residence OF family The place is well watered,
and embraces every desirable convenience. AS one
OF the JOINT owners of this Farm resides i'm the
West; and determined to sell 1t. will he sold
great bargain, on very accommodating terms.
Persons disposed IL purchase NAV inquire for fur
ther PARTICULARS TO w. ID. WALLACH, editor of
the Star. Washington City, who knows the prem
lses. jy'8-t(
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, July l0.-FlOur Is unchanged !;
Howard street s..
Wheat i steady; white II a5aS2 Corn is firm
mixed s2a>ic.: white S6as9c b, yellow Ssas6c
Whisky is steady; City Doc; Ohio 3Igc
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY d TOMORROW MORNING
IN j. c. McGI'lRE. Anctinneer

By J. {. Mcguire. Auctoneer.
HIGHLY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
j InE CORNER nF Norm !. STREET ASp IlTu
rREEr WEST. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON
July 10th, at SIX O'Clock. on the premises shall sell
eight very desirable Building Lots, being Hon. C.
Cushi ng's subdivision of original Lots . s. and in
Square No. S+i, as follows: Four lots having front
of p ie>t each on north l. street at the corner Of
IL street west, and running back 1874 feet each To
rs feet ach to 10 feet alley. and containing S2oO
square feet each.
Also, four lots fronting q feet 6 inches on iih
street we ST, between I. and VI streets north, and
running hsck e feet to an alley and containing 26i
square feet each.
These are probably the most eligible and beautiful
building LEGATIONS for sale that desirable part OF
The city. The l. street lots front beautiful
ervation formed by the intersection OF MasSaciiu
setts avenue. and nave been improved 10y handsome
A plat Of the subdivision Will he exhibited at the
sale
Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue in SIX,
by deed OF trust on the premises
y6-d JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
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jy9- JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
BY WALL & BARNARD, AuctIoneers.

BY WALL BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
ASpiol AT Auction oE .TH sIR EEr. BETWEEN
NOON, July Is, a. IL O'Clock, we wIll sell in front
OF the premI ses Lot No. u, an square 449 fronting
% f. on 9TH street between and running back II6
feet to- vile alley. The improvements are Two
story Tanie House, containing tive rooms. This
improving part OF the city, and is worthy the atten-
tlnn of purchasers.
Terms third cash; the balance in two equal
payments OF ? and 8months, the deferred payments
TO he secured by deed of trust the prorerty A IA
comvnyancIng al the expense of the purchaser
~ 3-dts WAi.L& BARNARD, Auc.s.
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MARRIED.,

On the 7th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Linthicum
MASON r. McNEW, Esq, to MARGARET A.
GOLDMAN. all of Prince Georges county. Md.
On Thursday I'd instant, by the Rev. Father Ac-
to ANNIE r. SPALDING. of Georgetown, b. c.
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EOR SALE.-A FARM of about 100 acres, IN
l. Montgomery county, Md, ten miles from Wash
ingt9n on the Colesville road improved with good
of choice fruit. A part IS set with clover and the
whole well fenced. bargain may be obtained if
early applied for, would ex change for city proper
ty. III. n. LANSDALE, Agent,
No: 564 NJ street, or through the City Post Ofhce.
lie 22-lm
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DIEn-

At st. Louis, on the % inst, TCBMAN JONES,
Esq, late OF this city. in the 6st wear of his age
On the 9Th instant at 81 O'Clock a. M, at the resi-
dence OF her son-ln-law, b. :. knsey, RUTH
DRlNk ER. relIct of the late George DrlRker, OF
Alexandra, Virginia, In the 86th year of her age
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

ROsALIE, THE PRAIRIE FLOwER.-This, the most
beautiful Ballad ever written, by George F. Root
ESQ.,, has just been received ut John +. Es's Pa
no and Music Store, BIG Pennsy lvania avenue, be-
tween 9Th and 10th Streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10
Boiler Explosion.

CHICh.o. July s.-The boiler Of the steamboa,
Berlin City exploded on the Ashkosh river or
FRIDAY last. the Sd inst -Four of her passenger,
were killed and several seriously Injured
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BY JAMES c. MCGUIRE, Auc,,on..r

BY JAMES c. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.
RNITTRE AND HOUSEHOLD II Eff
Il FECTs AT AUCTIoN.-On TUESDAY MORN
NJ July l4th, at 40 o'clock, at the residence of J.
18th streets, shall sell all his Furniture and Eecfs
comprising
Pair of Walnut French Divans
Six Walnut Carved Parior Chalrs
Rosewood marble-top Centre Table
Cane-seat Chars, Lounge. Rocker
Carpets, OIlcoth, Curtains. Shades
Solid walnut high and low post RedsteadS
Walnut Bureaus. Warlrobes Washstapd
Iron Bedsteads. Trundle Bedsieads
ftupeTIOr Curled- hair and Husk Mattresses
holsters and Pillows. Toilet Sets
Cherry snd painted WardrObes
Dining Tables. Chairs. Switchboard
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Cooking and other Stoves &c..kr.
Terms: SIS and under, cash: over that sum a
credit of sixty and ninety days, for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes. bearing interest.
p. :. The house is for rent. Inquire on the prem
Uses.
j. g JAS. G.. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer