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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-14
WINES, LIQUoNs. So.

Y0gPor FOB PuRe AND UNaDuLre6ArsD IL
~ Quorr sos 90 William street. between Pine s7d Cedar
rouln William, and 63 stone All And Of vines
-sndies gins scotch ale sIt London roat of tbs eh1st
see SAMUEL. nts,.f s)N.
Bs sPEYEs-' LION BAEwERY, OFFICs 81 BOWIE.
~ New York The unparalleled demand for ou- lager
extend hrevery the 2scity Of
~ GEO barrels Though toe quantity ~ The largest
Ma brewery tho United -sies produce have
believe he eishcd superiority Of
Asa. bier ubs. Of shich s3ld 70
isys) will 3emsnd foe lhsn we eau brew
|1nrir. he and therefore rendes oar cuo
veil as the public Ia ger ers 70 sepd n hsr orders
possible. The speJers Lion Brewery. ALBERT
spETvit1, President.
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Personal.

BRYAN LISTER. A BRITISH SUBJECT, OR. IF DEAD
his children Pursuant: 70 order Of the High Court Of
the Dsler Of the Iusts the will OF william Lister de-
heed-BD an Lister, living. and: dead his legal per
bal representatives and he died Leaving children such
Edrcn the legal personal represen. ayes OF any de-
chcIsn before the LIST day OF Janus1y 1859 TO
me prove their identity and relationship and make
their representation at he chambers of Vice Chancellor
siehard TORN Kinaersley No stone Buildings, LIN
Ia, thereof they viii persmporuy be excluded rom the
ee6t the SAID order Tuesday the 18th of January 1850
day appointed for a6judicatng upon such claims at
Vice Chancelora chambers at u O'Clock At OF this
". The said Bryan Lister the of Timothy Later
Ia Mary his wie both late of Bingey in he county of
rk In EnglAud Bryan Lister was oorn At Bingey some
be about the yesr l7S4 and resided with his psFen.s
pgiey until the 1876 when he left his naive pace and
Tar he sscertaibed returned II 10 be-
Fegn country British dependency but of this satss
evidence has been furnished II IL tina:
assumed other Christian rsp,e but 1t 10 known
oai-Dated this 23d day of July, 1858
CHAS PUGH, Chief Clerk.
BENZ. BEAsLANDs,
No. Raymond Buildings London, Solicitor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

COMMUTERS AND OTHERS INTERESTED IN REsu
~ lar frequent vsyel on he New York and Neg Haven
Railroad all in favor Of the % steam 20 Thirty
street present. requested 70 meet ~ the large
room any building, the of Fourth
nne and Twenty street. Thursday lgh Instant ~
3P NJ, take confederation what measures any are
taken view of the efforts oeing ads
20 prevent below Forty second streeys~
ing effort but the beginning Of system OF Opposition
which, successfuL may be renewed from time LINE
stop Of point further ~ iowa sad
RRNJANIN LODER,
3. v. ssTrgRLEE,
p. n. EhARSEY.
AW THOnPSDr.
FREDEnIC DE PsYsTEa,
FRGD %. rO3TsR,
w. r. vsS RkNssfbAEa,
wARRer LELAND,
sEwARD LELANn,
HuNPaKEY,
CHAs. WlLLIANs,
IA. H.. akkLDtNG.
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GRAND MASONIC UNION PICNIC AID ExcU ssfoS
VI 70 n. ronsn's Well, Flushing on "Wednesday, Ausua
isfhe splepdn steamsos, AsHtSGrus and two double
decked bafses are chartered for the occasion cee rhs
coou band engaged 70 accompany he excursion. steam
boat wiz leave foot o. Twenty second street MOTH river At
O'Clock M spring stress At N pier NO North river ~
g foo " Cshane street. Eas river, So, and Tenth street.
river ats rckes 10 cents e~ch FOR particulars tse
piscatsh AnquptfA
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THE NEW HUDSON RIVER ROAD 0PEN.-rHn
Teasantes drive ID the country on b~ sv river rod
lust opened from Hobokeu 20 Fort Lee The road gr.ed
and macadamzed and directly under the cliff Of Wee
hswten snd psr he Tn hmenied snton feu
10 his duel With Aaron Burr The scenery be mo-f ma
nhcsn in the roi d. and the IL Beautifully shsded w
tree Al Poocts Indian Spring PAVILION on ne Tcss evssy
stable room ard MOD room for sny number sors ~.
the best house the and tbs prnop re~wt oi NJ
rossssers Trio, your fast horses and see vna ne ~
from Seventh street. 10 Hooke 70 Fo"ocAs
Pavilion.
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Rr1FlCrAL rEETH INsEarSp AT TUE LOWEST
y possible prices. bets silver, 81 on gold, IS, con
rpoo. gums psains, SD. Teeth extracted without the
b, pain $40 Canal sree sercer, one block weet OF
subway Dr. EA}LErOt
a. knyfBky-fkrfH Exits AN III rEN SOUNDS,
~ without be sshiess pain. n my new and orsn.l pro
s>ss-Dos freezing Ths admirable systam Ersctoed By
No only. References given required
! DE-. II. q. BrEkIN. sSs CANA Street. nexr Toosiey
U-Irn MOST SENSITIVE rEsfB FTL'.x1 AND TOOTH.
ache banshsd forever without pain, using material
Ming ths color Of the nanr teeth All Operations pain
lefs- Partial silver Is.
:. MAaTIT, perrs,. 81 Canal street. near Lsurens
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)RorosAIs -oYvICv OF THE GOVERNORS or ria
II Almshouse, Angus. Is 1898 TO IRON m1nafscurefs
Sealed proposals. win be received A. the ON Sc Of The Cover
The inst FOR furnishing the IRON work for he gaieres and
Of The 81 The pcrienIsy on Backyehs
Leland The specification f,r The be
oce and blank forms OF proposals and other inform sion
Will be furnished.
- -
CPrcrAL NOTICE THE MEMBERS or rHe r.
- wssgher ciub no,ed sieni The funefa Of
heir deceased brohtr Jsmes vofsy vbich will tsre
avenue Sunday August IS AZ " Jci01k pressey ven
egusssd W meet ~ NJ fords corner Of roEy
EuW AsD DUFFY sesre.sy
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SUNDAY EXCURSION FOR LONG BsAscH AID
- Shrewsbury The favore steamer ALICE PhiCs viii
Robinscn pier for The above places %
nofp ~, o'cock also PLACES
a. al. az sleek
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ExcUBarON-THE NEW AND SPLENDID SEA
II sssmer MASSACHU sErTs, C.ctsln Crawnrd viii
for The uholera ses Bsss Fahng Banks OF Fire isand
on Tuesday. Aurust H. The we'll Known pilst Beajsnia
Bro-n, Esq 81 se on board The undsrslmed most -
hDeculiy inform th. friends that this viii be the last
sr a ne fhs boat will leave foo~e fecs slip
e5s A. =. Vsr No Norh river n oclo.k Fare for TOE
sicn5A1n 81 Rertsbments bait and lines furnished on
BOARD. n. B-rhls " new steamer. JOSEPH ggLE2
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I'VE NET ny CHANCE IN A SOCIAL wAS.-FtRsrAN
" nuai picnic and coullon OF the Andrew smith
Guards VIII place Monday August u.s. 1855 - s-tnga
The ssendd double engine Capt r. Flvsu
and double decke barge BATINvRE are engaged tor
he c,asion splendid brass and ccton band .l ,, u a.
lsdy Extra ady so cents The boat viii leave me lot q
Eshth river kast river, At
s Pect ssp Al 81 pier North river SIrng street %,
krros street on and Carmersstns l0a Oti0ck a Tbs
will sy The foot Of spring whtle the boat
making her lsneings Committee q Arrangemsns
Cap. Geo Elliot, Charles wsnxer. Nnhsm rssdor.
John Charles Odel. Andrsy uhil
Lawrence datohetl nichset WINNER, fh1mas CarrOa,
John Moore george Wells, 9 p Rover,
Anderson McDeve,t NHtAsn A. took, - Nckenny
James Watson, Charles Smith, Chsrles Sss1orh,
a Bailey, John Smith Nlnsn ' long.
John Morris. Mohsei smith, Johs dssism
Mortrer Keersn, William Gu nings, James dcJaDe,
James Warner, hugh U'NeiL hicha-d Hin
Tickets BE obtained ~ either ~ he committee
The following places; also ~ The different aodngson he
morning Of The Andrew smith 3S TerMn street
Joseph Wranrier and Tenth street Jcan Move
go sixib street John n.son, l3 sve9ue u capt Wn A.
Lock 1900, Houston streee 9eray Perrv Ufs.rn AMI
Sheriff Micaae smith, fir1t ard fevsnb
sree. parc1 Duffy, ~ frensy Moth street, John Drake,
vefh street., Joan Kelly, 20 s-enne y. fasuA ksiiv
Grand eud 8oscx s,re-is Union Hal, sveola -u f01ro
ssGner, Cafmansyi1s, Wm. p Aong, Us avenue ..
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T'EIRTIETB ANIMAL FAIR
rHE AMERICAS INSTITUTE.
rHR CRYSTAL PALACE.

Ths palace VIII be prepared recspuos Of sopis
and after the 7h Of September Mschnsry and heavy su
will be received and tored af.s Let Of July
This ertiouon Intended 70 emtracs machinery aud new
invenous manufactures q all deecrptcns and agficGlu
raj and horticultural productions Of every slnd
Ooid silver medals silver and dirirmss
vii be awarded on The report OF competent and Impartial
Judges -
The managers would upon exhibitors The lrrOr
Of making early application Tor the they vsh %
occupy
Circulars continuing fun particulsrs be had ~ apply
g. fxonArt COrfeap 01nE Sesre o. the n VI
tute ISL Broadway New forH 20 WON all conmun ca
tons thc aid be addressed.
BY order OF the managers -
r. w. vKfsssNHAINsR, in Chairman.
JoHr ". CHlsBERs, Secretary.
w AsHrNGros He ADQUs RrsRs "A MEETING WITT
De hello corner Of Broadway sud ara sr~st A. pre-
cisey eleven O'Clock TUESDAY, Angus N Members
sos ~ attend viii notify the secretary ~ hs places Of Ous
Ia q. street, o 1efore Monday.
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THE TURF.

ITNToN COURsE, I. L-TRorrrNG-McSpAY. Az
u aust '6 81 So p ~, a,,h FIR $50, la mile an re-
peat to harness. sr. 1ilroy names "A KEe, ~ CO.8
ns1sss & PsLcock. SHAW WHITE frcpTis.oss
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NfEMPHIs, TENN>sEB JULY Is, 1870 rHs
M stockholders Of the southern Paenc Railroad Con'cs3y
general meeting ~ sock holders viii BE- 11 n
Iouisvle Kentucky, the 2sih day % August sss
Of great viii be brought peors the %. stns
demanding the attention Of all Gsr-ed Tbs erte-crks
promises al hat been olssed for BY ~ pct sn usAs
&c ara erravagsn sdvocsi~ ~ psst nae seer
BY wide counses and good Management fuisre be mao.
he largest expectation OF 10 friends Tns The
best and cheapest route connected by railway OF
The Atlantic and Pacific fbe press hroussoa, Tie
Will render this enterprise and The scattered so,S
holders ,weni, SIS States Of he un'on F.s srvoe
BY noticing Ibis n for convention Of xhrders on tbs
2lh dAy OF August the city OF Louisville Ken'uskv
JEfrIIA FOWIkTS, President e. r. n X. 90.
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SUMMER RESORTS,

ooUrp HILL WATER CURE AND BoYu. po.rH.
n supscp, Ms~s.-A Niented physician. mountain ar.
any frh park cool and refreshing fs families ard
vafds Good table and amusenenN Jeeny land Aner .
shree mouths star. called Tia Paradise a America"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-14

MUSICAL INST II M e NTt~
NO Wts ne ti,ne-Piaaos and XeloieoMs AZ CoSTY
Besides, Accordeons, Ac 20 30 ~ 20 tsF eshs 10
low cost. Being determined u increase NJ NE
httie and diminish immense stock Of Musical In.
struments am going sell q ngures reekies6iy Md
ruinously Low. S4T - $3.50 ..f,
N B-AsI have everything In the musical line, per.
sons In the country remit money BY mail % ~
risk and be sure to get what they want either BY nah
or express, at once. a. ". PERRY
Music Dealer Agent for Laid Cot Psvie Priee n.
sno Fortes, Burlington Iowa. fn97-y
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5E1EE mis-. JACK SON,

SI1f!s s $780, sssiis IS sa.v. 80 hieastgf a
afZzssst - ~
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- 49,. !. ! PUTTY,
full assortment OF Groceries; and Flour from the
Magnolia Milh.f ~ III fJE III
July 22, '5sn2f4
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

j CowhshiA Eap (lo Ctuntf, Iowa on The "a day
Of Jyps 1855, 6ie Blight soret mare ab6ut Ii d is
hands high star In the forehead, right forefoot and
posed to be caused BY The Saddle with wind gals on
the knee joint upen the Ihind legs spd hoofs. and
end Of the hoof No other marks or brands perceiy-
sble supposed to beg or 10 years old. Appraised at
F t'n Dollar;: ,...,. n. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
oetumwa. June, 18th. by d. CAArSSLL, Duppty.
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,sevD,o,oad, Mahoga.y and Biocks Wsj..t.''

- - y.
And great variety Of articles usually Fepf " eassf
mention. - y ~ sel77 y WV
25cts to IS 90. ~.
Gilt frame Looking glasses nom d Is 70 eise "a
Bras. clocks. with Iron a. is.n... fson Is % q
tSs 90. SIS 1880. ~ sfgs,-s,'.rerss
A liberal discount made u country dealers. [aSo.w
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Furniture FurniturAi =
Fresh Arrival at III. C. Hardy's

WHOLESALE RETAIL FURNITURE, BkDDlN4
AND LoOKING-GLAss WAREHOUSE,
Jenerson-st., between Water 1 Main. in Mr. Possis-
waits new four story brick, Burlington. Love.
NJ X. HARDY returns his thAnks to the eitlsene uf
4vA Burlington and vicinity for their previous pst-
ronage and solicits eontnusnce, feeling eobadtht
that he can continue to give perfect us
owing to hard times have purchased gOods very
much lower than formerly $50 thst tousts ms seben
all goods in my line from ~ to 20 per cent, Jere thep
any other house in the vest and ali goods 1sfSsnsSo
rs good 40 represented Che snoney refundeds NE
stock consists Of the following goods ID
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PROSPECTUS
VOLUME FoURfsES BEGINS SEPfRMRER IL 1855
~ ECHANICSs INVENTORS MANUFACTURERS
w AND FARMERS.- The Scientific sAneticdn
has now reached its Fourteenth Year. and will enter
upon New Volume the 18th OF September It is
this country and has very extensive circulation
in all the States Of the Union. 1t is not some might
suppose from Its title, dry, abstruse work on techn
cal sciences the contrary SO deals with the great
events goingon in the scientifc mechanical and in
dustria worlds as to please and instruct every one
II the Mechanic or Artizan wishes to know the best
machine In use,or how to make any substance en-
recipe for making good color, &c.if the Inventor
Wishes TO know what Is going on In the way Of I'M
provements- If the Manufacturer wishes TO keep post
ed withth times, and to employ the best facilities in
his business-ifthe Man Of Leisure and Study wishes
to keep himself familiar with the progress made i'm
the chemical laboratory or In the construction of
teiegraphs, steamships, railroads, reapers, mowers
and thousand other machines and appliances, both
OF peace or waral these desierdta can be found in
the Scientific American and not elsescAere They are
here presented In reliable and interesting FORM
aaapted TO the comprehension Of minds unlearned in
the higher branches Of science and art. 100
TERMS :-On Copy, One Year, ~; one copy six
months, ~ fye copies, six months ~; ten copies
six month"; Us teh copies, twelve months S15; fifteen
copies. twelve months, So; twenty copies twelve
months, $2s, in advance.
Specimen copies sent ously for iuspection -
s ssn fS1 su sae est s Stamps ia
az Letters should Be directed 10
wMs:-! E5ss ! g. are ssssn.i SeSt S:a q
In procuring patents for Inventions and win sd-
wise inventors kithcl rsnrd 70 the now
city OF their improvements. tAug. ~ '5s4w.D
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j. q. NOTTER, M.D.,s nsd'
"AYINGs lscatedin Ottumwa, tenders his pro
h fessienal services to the citizens oftown and vi
entity. OFFICE and residence Second street
NO doors East of Green. Aug. LIST, 1855.
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FUTURE DAYS.
by J. c. MCGUIRE. Auotloneer.

by }. Z. McG UIRE, AuotIoneer,
DuBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS
Il DWELLING AND WAREHOUsE.-On THURS
DAY, the Sd day of June. shall sell DutlIc auc-
non, on lie premises. al O'Clock p. m Lots Nos
2and 6. IN Square No III, with the commodious
Dwelling aud large ard substantial! Warehouse
thereon, with cellars under the whole.
This property is elIglby located, ard though OIL
glnaly blIlt for extensive bakery is wei! adapted
70 the purpose OF large manufactOry of any de-
scrlptIon or other business. The lots have a iron:
o' 60 feet on Canal ST., running through the square
1872 feet inches 10 Sd ST. east thus having the advan
tage OF front on both streets TIE buildings cover
the entire front OF the lots. immediately facing the
eastern basin OF the city canal, and affords unsur-
passed advantages for the landing shipment of
materials. Besides the intrinsic value of this trop
eTty, ~ may be added that, being within the limit
OF the contemplated eXtersIon OF the Navy Yard n
offers fine opportunity for profitable investment or
speculation.
Sale positive and without reserve.
Terms: One-thIrd cash, and balance in two equal
par ents al one and two years. with interest, Sc
cured 10y deed of trust Oh the property.
ma Y eo&ds j. G. MEG UlRE, Auet.
II TIE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON June eth al
55s O'Clock. at the Auction OOms.
Je4 j. e. MCGUIRE. Auct.
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by A. ZEN. AuctIoneer.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE PRO
Il PERRY NEAR THE STEAMBOAT WHARF.-By
virtue of deed Of trust from Robert Schwarze. In
favor of the Columbus Building Association, dat ed
October Is, lass, and duly recorded Liber j. A. =
cords for Washington county, in the District of CO.
lumba, the subscriber, as Trustee, will sell at pubic
auction. On W EDNESDAY, June 23d, at p. M.
on the premises. Lots IL and 10, IN Square a0 the
city of Washington, hav ing front south q street
of about 40 feet by depth U 2i feet inches 10 20
feet alley, tog ether with the appurteRaGccs rights
privileges and other Entertainments therPun,o he
long ing. and Ill the ut, tte, interest anu estate
of the said Robert ScEwarze IN aud 10 the saline
This property Is very drslraby located for the
oyster any other river business.
Terms: Ons third cash, of winch SIG0 must be
paid on the spot the balance In 6 and IL months
with inherent the purchaser to give notes for the
deferred pay secured 10y deed trust on the
premises. Un'ess the terms he complied with IN
hive DAYS from the day of salc tho Trustees reserves
the right Ia resell the property The risk and cost
OF the defanlting purchaser, by advertising said
sale three times in the star newspaper.
A. SCHuCkING. Trustee.
ma ls- eodSds A GREEN Auct
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by A. GREEN. Aucuoneer.

HANDSOME AND VALUABLE BIIII DING
III LoT ON y, RETwFES l2ru AND lSrH STR.ETs
ITAUcTIoN -tin FRIDAY. the nth instant, fb,
sell Iu front Of the premises, n o'clo~E D. m a
valuable and handsome Building lot, know as It,a
western part OF Lot No. Il, in Square No 2sn 6sX
ing a front on noTte street, between s2th aad Iah
streets, of2l feet, and running blos 81 feet TO 81
feet alley.
The attention OF persons wishing To purchase a
beautiful and valuable building lot 10 called 10 thu
above sale, the locality being of the most heal
thy and desirable IN the CITY.
Terms One fourth cash; balance an G. " and Is
months for notes bearing interest," TO be secured by
deed OF trust upon the property.
All conveyanclng al the oost OF the purchaser.
je5 A GRf.EN. Auct.
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By J, c. MCGUIRE, huctloneer.

POSITIVE SALE OF BEAUTIFUL BUILD
INC LOT OPPOSIrs JUDICIARY SQUARF.-On
THU SSDAN AFTERNOON, June It,h, at six
O'Clock, on the premises, stall sell Lot No. 6. M
Square 81 frGn; ing 20 feet "a inches 4th street
bow cen r. and streets north, running tack 95 eet
IL will DE divided ifdesITed.
This Lot IS immediately opposite judiciary
Square. and IL beautifully located for a residence
Ttie perfect.
Terms One fourth cash the residue in o. II and
l8 months, with interest secured 10y deed trust on
the premises.
ie4 Il J. c. MCGUIRE. Auct.
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- CHARLES MATTONI,
NLASS ENGRAVER AND DESIGNER,
BOHEMIAN GEASS IND CHM

n " HIM,
No. 80 MILK STREET, Boston.
Has arrived IN Washington City, with samples of
the most beautiful and exclusively artistic Bohemian
Fruit Dishes, Csrd Receivers, Toilet Sets, Co
iognes, Goblets, Wines, Champagnes, Table Sets,
&c all OF which he will engrave To order. These
reniar kable goods will he opened To- morrow Aft.
noon for exhibition and sale at the Store
The pubic are invited to inspe,t thu IN. They Will
be found to embrace most wonderful specimens of
ieS-tf
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Financial,

NEw YORK, June STOCKS opened frmer.
but closed dull and heavy. Chicago aud Rock
Island B; La CroSseand Milwaukee 6k; Michi-
gan Southern ~ q; New York Central s2S; Penn
svlvania Coal Company IS; Reading %; Virginia
6's 93a Missouri 6's SiA
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New York Markets.

New YORK Jane Flour is heavy: sales OF
1850 bbls; State 81 9oas3 %; Ohio ST 5Oas4 s.;
Southern 81 i5aS4 20.
Wheat is quiet; sales of TO- 600 bushels; Chi
cage spring e6as7c.; Mil. Club 90a9lc. Corn l.
heavy; sales of TO- 900 bushels mixed 72x, yellow
9Sc.
Pork is dull; mess SI7 3aaSI7 IS; prime sIl,
Slll5. Lard is dull. Whisky is dull
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Re uIt Of the New orIcau. E,sc,,.,
Kansas News.

ST: LOUIS, June A despatch from Leaven-
worth dated the Sd instant saws that a tremend-
Gus storm visited the city on Wednesday morn
ing, flooding the cellars and inund atng a portion
OF the town, and doing much damage The
Missouri river was full to its banks and rising
General Calhoun and family arrived this morn
ing.
Colonel Andrews column was at Fort Kesr-
ney on the 2Sth. An express from Fort Laramie
which arrived on the lst instant, met Colonel
Monroe at Big Blue, and Colonel May at Clear
Creek. An express left the fort yesterday for
Toff
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BalIIIere rfarkets

BALTIMORE, June S.-Flour is active aud gene
rally unchanged: Howard street 81 SIX; Ohio
sold at the same figure; City Mills 81.
Wheat quiet; good to prime white Al 05aI IS;
good to prime reds SigaSl
Corn Is droopingi white 66a6sc, yellow a;
70a12c
Provisions are steady; Bulk pork case, mess
pork Si7.a5
Whisky is duh at 2oKa2I1c
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'VNRuSTEES' SALE BY virtue of deed of
1854, We will offer at auction nn SArUR DA Y. the
l7th day of July next, al clock D. ON the pre-
misses. part of Lot z, IN Square 49, Washing tom
beginning for It's bounds al the end of 1913 feet meas
uIed south on 9th street from the northwest corner
oil sad square. and running thence due east to the
rear ine OF said lot. thence north SAID line Is feet
inches, thence west To 9th street ard hence south
10 the teslnnng, " Ilh the improvements > story
frame dwelling.
Terms oi sale One third of the purchase money
To be paid cash. and balance ia two equal m,
stalnents at and months. with interest. Terms
OF sale tn he complied with IN one week after sale or
the property will be resod At the and cost of the
purchaser after weeks notice.
WALTER :. cox
+. W. RlSQUE,
Trustees Georgetown RulldI,g Association.
je 92awlm WALL BARNARD, Aucts
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Two More Vessels Board.d.

BosToN, June THE brig Helen Jane, from
Truxillo. and schooner Citizen. from ST. Do
mingo, which arrived here Yesterday report
having been boarded from British war vessels in
the Gulf, but received civil treatment
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MARSHAI'S SALE. la virtue OF a writ
WI OF heri iacIas, ISSUED from the Clark =
Office OF the Circuit Court of the District of Co
lumbla for the County of Washington, and 10 me
drec cd. shall expose to public sale, for CASH. IN
front al the Court House doOr OF said county. ON
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of June, 1855, at y oc'E,
IN, the following described property, to wit: All
detendants right, title, CAIN, and interest an
Lots Nos. IL sAd =, Square SIS, ia the city of
Washington, ID. C.. together 18th all aud siugii .ar
the improvements thereon, ReIZe ed aud levied upon
as the property 81 David Hail ard will be sold Ia
Sw.eay, RItteIhouse a Co. ". SELDEN,
ma 4-dts Marshal for tine DISTINCT of Columbia.
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Rotation in New Hampshire.

CONCORD, June The Republican Senators
have resolved 10 adhere 10 the rule OF rotation ia
office, which is adverse to the reelection OF Sen
ator Hale. Indications are favorable to the cleo
ton CT Hon. Il. VI. Edwards