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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of n vrlt
IA OF herI tacas issued from the Clerks office of
the CIrcut Court of the District IF Coumhq for the
County of Washington, and Ia me directed \ shall
expose to pu6hc sale. for CAsH, IN front of the
Cont "nse door f'ald county, on I'll RSDAN,
the I'D day of July 1854, at Y O'Clock a. the ioI
owing described property. 10 wit: All defendants
rlsht title. CLAIM and interest IN ard to Lot No. IS
~ Square 675, containing o square feet, together
with all aud singular The Improvements thereon, in
the city OF W Washington. ID. g. seized and l.yIed
uPnnas the property of Tiilstson Z. Brown and viii
be sold 10 satisfy JudIcals 10. Nav term I6S8 in
FAVOR al tIreen Il scott, use of Anon Green.
w. SEI.DEN, Marshal
Ie % dts for the District of Columbla
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IL The Convention Of Trustees Of the Una:
versity Of tas South net al Bersheeba Spring ,
Tennessee, some days ago, and confirmed their
former decision to locate ii at the place called
Sewannee. on the Cumberland Mountains
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No News Of the Telegraph Gable,

st. JoHN. y. F, July lS.-The weather is
fosgy aud rainy. but has the appearance of clear
my up. Wind y. r. No signs, a. yet, Of the
telegraph fleet
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III The steamers Arctic and q reat Wet wore
burned on Thursday evening, at the Marine rail
way, two miles below, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
The loss is estimated a, thirty-three thousand
dollarS
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, July l6 -Stocks are higher and
hrm. Chicago and Rock Island 76a IIlino Q
Urntfal shares 20: do bonds - 4 LaCrosse aud
Nh waukle ,; Mich. Southern % !; New York
central o5!s Reading 10 Pa. Coal CO. - =.
NH. and Miss Is Virginia 6's e2A; Missouri 6's
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Rumorcd Railroad Accident.

NEW YORK, July I6--It is rumoTed that a,
accident has occurred on the Erie Railroad, Mt,
miles from Jersey City. by which seven person.
were killed and forty injured.
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ID The seventeenth regiment Of British troop,
at present CHARTERED in Montreal, have received
orders to prepare for proceeding to England.
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GI5- 4 Baltimore gentleman named Booth ha
set goi z steam -four mill, the rrst in the coun-
Y, at Pata, Peru.
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The DE Riyiere Affair

New IoBE, July 10 Mrs Blount now agrees
To produce her daughter, to-day She has lost
h"r faith in Riviere and consents u return home
" ia her husband in a short time
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Id There are ab out 900 visitors at Old Point.
The proprietor is about erecting temporary sleap-
ing quarters TO accommodate the crowd.
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IL The statement that the Collins line Of
steamships is conditionally sold to France by
the American steamship company is entirely I'M
founded
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The WEATHER-Ranpe OF the thermometer

hsn'arks.-Jnly cth-hcavy fog on the river
cooler, wind Ne fine and wa m spit of rain
cloudy 10 end; 9th-cloudy. air close. wind :
rain, got on. very hot, fine to end IOth-nne
hotter. wind NV very hot, warm SW wind
I'll day llth-fne, airy. wind SW Of, fl e an ho'
l@htning at night l2th-fne airy. w nd sly
about o'clock in the afternoon lond clan q,
thunder, rain shortly followed. cloudy to end
i5th-cIoudy with rain, wind NV, cooler
cloudy and pleasant; IA b clou ", cooler
wind NV cloudy and air pleasant; I5th-foggy
wind T.. o9''
FIRST quarter moon Saturday, July l., between
and p n
GEoRGETOwN, ID. C., July -, 1853.
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AUCTION SALES,
By A, GREEN, Auot,oneer.

BY "A. 6kEEN, AuctIOneer.
HANDSOME PAIR OF YOUNG MATCH
IL HORSES, BusGY, AND II ARNEss AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY MORNING, the nth instant
sha sell. In front of my auction ON, corner of 18th
and ID streets, It 10 O'Clock. hare some and snowy
pair OF Nonng match Horses, raised in Frederick
county. Md. and sold for no fault whatever. They
Work well IN double and snrle harness, and rep
resented as hue saddle horses FIVE yeIrs old, sound
and perfectly gentle.
Also. good Buggy aud one set of frst-rate Dou
bic Harness. Terms cash.
IT A. GREEN, Auct.
BY J. T.. MEG UIRE, AuctIoneer.
E'URNlEt RE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
i CARPENTEs's Tools. TOWEL Racks 6C.-On
TO oRRDW saturday NOR NM. July nth.
AT go cock, IN front of thu ,uctIou Rooms shall
sell lot of Furniture and Household Fife c:s com
prISlng
Sofas, Chairs. Lounges.
Bedstt ads, Bureaus, Feather Beds
thar ana HUsk Mattresses
Carpets, OllcOth MattIag,
COoA Ing Stoves, Kitchen Itensils &cSc
Tools.
Also. three cases. lOl each. folding Beaded Towel
Racks.
Terms cash.
~ JAS. G.. MCGUIRE, AucI.
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HyRORINSOI Auo,ionaor

BY ROBINSON, Auctloneer.
DOSlTlNE SALE OF CARRIAGES BUG
Il GIES, ENPREsS WAGON, HORSE HARNESS Am
CART, ONE CARPENTERS BENCH AND SCREWS ;
ALSO, TWO BEAUTIFUL GoLD WATCHES, 10 CARAT
FINE, WARRANTRD.-The above descrIbei property
viii be sold. Without reserve, on next MONDAY
July 18Th, ut IN O'Clock me- at Ceilings Carnage
shop. Just east of the Northern Market at the sign
of the red flag. (InteD iy ii -2r
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By JAS. Z. MCGUIRE. AuctIoneer.

~ JAS. Z. MOI IIR =, AuofIonrer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-fin WEDNESDAY
MORNING, July asst, at 10 O'Clock. At the resi-
dence ot &. IL. Adams, Esq on nth street. between
l. aud NJ streets. shall sell all his Furniture nd
Effects, comprising
Mahogany clash covered Sofa,
Arm and Parlur Chars,
Rosewood marble top Centre Table,
w ainut Secretary and Bookcase,
h"Sewooi Corner Stand. Centre Lamp.
Large sud superior Walnut Desk with Drawers
Pigeon holes. &c.
Zane seal Chars, Rockers
w indnw Shades. Walnut WasEsiapds
BfuSse $, Three ply. and Ingram Carpets
BedSteads. Bureaus, and Wasbstands
Feather Bsds. bulS ers. and pulows
HAIR and liusk Mattresses, Toilet Sets
!lnlhg and Breakfast Ta3les, X refrigerator.
French China Tea Sets.
Crockeu ard Class ware,
ChI!d's Gig, ERgravIugs,
Cooking StOve and Kitchen Utensils
Terms: SD and under, each; over that sum
oreilt 4l 81 and ~ DAYS, for satisfactorily endorsed
not' \, hearing interest.
" Is JAS q. Mcti LIRE. Annt.
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IN yIRTUr OF TWO (2l WRITs OF FIE
L ri facIes issued from the Clerks Office of the
county of Wa, ellington. and to me directed, / shall
expose 60 pnhilo sale for CASH, in front Of the
the 2th day OF July, 1885, at u O'Clock m the fol-
I9wne uSscrloed property. to wit: All defendants
IN square No 683 In the city of ashngton. u. c..
tbs-s aer IN sll and singular the Improvements
,utre"n, selz ID and levied upon the property of
James Crutchett. and ~ he sold TO satisfy Judi
ct.s Nos $40 and SIS to January term, 1859 the FIRST
10 favor of Psiro Nourse, and the second favsr
OF FrancIs w heatley. J. ID. HOOVER,
ie2td ". =. Marshal. ID. c.
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Ky J. Z. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.


Ply VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST To
- the subscriber bearing date the 81 81 of Decem-
Der. Ia the year eighteen hundred and fIty Sly
l-56, and recorded In Llber J. A. at folio s. et
seq. and made TO secure certain debt que hudson
Miieheil. the subscriber, al u O'Clock M on Fri
Dhn, July Shth, at j. Z. McGuue's Auction store.
IN YVES aug ton c'ty: ID. e.. TO accomplish the object
OF SAID deed Will oer for sale at public m
Country Seat called ''Eckngton," IN washington
G t neing the residence of Joseph Gales, Esq.
tvs bounded on the east by the new Biadenshrrr
ROAD; on the west by the and of the late Washing
ton berry north by Seaner * Keatns's lands and
south by the City boundary line. is very highly
improved and contains one hundred and seven ln7D
acres or thereabOut.
Terms of Sale: The purchaser will be required
20 pay one fourth OF the purchase money hard ut
Lhe time OF sale the residue 6. l.. anu ~ months
from the day OF sale, with interest thereon from
SAID date, and to give his notes for such deferred
payments, secured by deed of trust of the preml
If the purchaser shall fail TO comply with the
terms of sale within days of the day OF sale the
subscriber the right To resell the land and
premises for cash. after ten days previous nottca
at the risk of such deisuting purchaser
jy ea&ds j. G.. Mo-; III u y A.,
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A. GREEN, Auct


~ VIRTUE Of TWO "a WRITS OF FTERI
u iaclas, issued from the CLARK s Office of the CIR
cut Court If the District Of Columbia for the conn
" Ci !" ash nS'"n aud Ia me I'll ecieu, I shall sN
pose To public sale for CASH, IN front Of the Court
blouse door oi sid county, on ri ESDAY, the ath
day al July, 1853 AT II O'Clock, the following de-
scrIhcd property, to wit: All defendants right ItIe
claim and interest IN end Ia Lot No. -, IN Square
no together with all and sngu ar the Imp. oyeG,erts
thereon, IN the city of Washington ID a. seed
ana lc'Iei upon as the property of TIotson p
and ~, To January term, 1852 in favnr at James D.
Il. DE Bow. J. ID VOoVER
d b.I ii q
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.GGlRE. Annf.
BY A. GREEN. Auctlonc-r
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ~ TIL

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ~ THE
lhSr WARD AT AUCTION.-Un NO\DAr
The llh last. shall sell. an trout of ihs premises
at eco p m, a hands 'me and desirable Building
front of ~ feet Sth street and runUIn, hack a.,
feet u inches to 81 feet alley, between l. and n
street north. "
THIS Lot is situated about 90 and a hslf sor,res
f3m the Western Marker, aud If des 4 nh he
suDdNlded into two IS lect front build lots on the
TINS section OF the city Will dn we to attend the
sale. as the property must bs sold.
Terms: Que third cash the halane in & and -
h9nths Tor notes beaInC interest, he secu red by
n deed Of trust upon the property.
l3 Il
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T OVERS OF OYSTERS CAN GIT Ar THE
IL present season daily, Ol SfEHS@ r.
in the shell, taken out Of salt wster the,G ~ IL
same day. Restaurants wishing to be S1k@
supplied by the barrel wall lease oall On S~
J. X. b. SCHw
Dealer oysters,
jy Scott Kirkvood House,
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NARSHAL'S SALE-in virtue of q writ o.
WI herr acIss. issued from the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of the District of columbia for
the County of " ashng ton. and To me directed
shall expose 10 public sale, for CASH front Of the
Court House door of saId county, on TUESDAY,
lowing described properly, to wit All defendants
right Title, claim, and interest IN and To Lots Nos
b. T. g. 3, 10 and H. Square O3S. IN the city
OF Nashngton, d. e. together with all and singu ar
the improvements thereon. seized and levied upon
As the property If Samuel A. Pugh and will he 90
TO satisfy Judicial No. 4S. to Nav, 1854, M favor of
Woodward Guy, against SamuslA. Pugh.
w. SELDES. Nar.hai
Nv for he Isis,r,c, ofr
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BOARDING..

kOARDiNG.-A small and strictly private fam "
- w9uid IKE To secure ms Boarders n gentlema "a
anu Ians or Two single gentlemen, to W HON thev can
oneL aIurnshed suit Of Rooms adjoining. and one
Parties can ENJOY the comforts of a home No chill
dren IN the house. Apply at 529 H street, between
To I.KT-One Room. without hoard. jeI5-lm.
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n +. MYERS NEW BOOKSTORE.
W
Pubic attention rs respectfully invited 10 hus ool-
lection of
Books. Stationery. Gold Pens, IH(s{N
Novels, Periodicals. &C. &c. E-~s<SY
EngIish Erench aud American sta- M ~
tIoner, of the finest quatty: H1
American and English Standard w Orks of Lhe lat II
and hest editions,
S,Icndid Famliy BIB es and Prayer Books,
beautifully Bound Books for presents
The English and Amer can Poets and Dre matfs's.
comp romIsIng the finest and most fnl editions II
Moore, Byron, Scntt, Shakespeare, Milton, Burns.
Pope, Southey, Bryant 30 dc.
FalrchIid's Improved Gold Pens.
Also, imports, and will keep constantly on band.
collection Of German OH Paintings OF tnd hnest
quality. -,
No. 42s Pa. avenue, between AZ and 9th sta.
lie Is eoSm
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AUCTION aALn
By BONTZ COOMBs, AuctiOneer..

BY BONTZ Il COOMBS, Auctioneer,,
MOCK AND FIXTURES or FAMII,v
S-oEoCkkY AT ACTION. CORNER OF TIN AND X
., or 6isI..On MONDAY MORNING, 10th INST
Ms s, oiock. W. shall sell At the store of Mr..
onnn, w. tNhp Is about 20 decline busIness on ac-
eDtiIe LII, ny hSshl corner of7Ih and streets. his
tyreen and Black Teas W;nesn So. c,;.-
Con ses, Sugars, Rice Moas1cs 'if"oie' Nk"s'
Sp Tm. AdamaHtIn- and MouId t,,,lt
Tobacco, Ropes. Brushes "ies'
Chocolate, Cocoa, Salt. Staroh
BrOoms. Buckets. DIl ana Molasses Cane
Together with many other goods usuaiI, r,,,,, :.
a complete giocsry store. ''u"u III
Terms: All Sums Ci and under So casa. ov,r tina,
amount credit of 81 e., and ~ day s. and
notes satisfactorily erdor sed. hearing interest
HOON1I 4 CODMBS
" Is 81 Intel auct,onea,.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, of every kiue,
ISl carefully repaired At lily lol ELEIsS.
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RRADY'S GALLERY,

DRADY'S GALLERY,
Id So p. AVENUE, MEAN Urn STREET
Or.r SuesHy, R,ttsakosS., Fant Co.'S
bGHgIaE HoKse
Mr. BRADY begs respectfully To inform the rub
lic that consequence ofthe very liberal patTouas
he has received since opening ms PHOTO
GRAPHIC bAl.LtRN at ashint ton he Will
contrary 70 his orig nal n,entIn, keep a opel durs
the summer months.
An efhclent corps of Artists will be constantly N
attendance Ia execute Photogra phs and AHbrOt,
IN the hest possible manner.
III Prices ranging from - upwards.
The Collection of Portraits of distinguished men
~ MS haery tthe largest in The wuTiG open fer
pubic inspection every day Sun iays cepied rom
q. m. To Z %. IN a 80 m
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts
SEE FIRST PAGE.
k'ERRY!
r Err \ >.

SEE FIRST PAGE.
kERRi FERRGn FERRY -.
Ferry from Georgetown to AnalOstan island for
w agons, Bugges. and Foot PASSENGERS. CrossII z
time from hvS to ten minutes Fare low,
~ Is st DENNIS FERAS Captain.
DEPARTING JEWELRY.
JEWELRY REPAIRED in a superior manner
and at about one half the usual cost nv J. .
WATSON, assisted by experienced workmen.l 80
Dc
N. B.-For the convenience of persons living IN
the country, Jewelry Repaired IN one hours no
llce. iy lS-lnt
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~ VIRTUE OF TWO(aD WR.TS OF FIERI

IHCIdS IsNHtd Ir'm Inc JIeTk'S Office of The n
cut Court OF the District of Columbia for the county
al washing ton, and Ia INC directed | shall exp,se
I" public sale tor CASH, front of the rourt House
900 81 sid County. on TUESDAY the .Oth d,y
81 Juiy, 1853, At IL O'clock the following d.,
scIibed propc'ty, to VT: All defendants rIrbt ,
title, c!aIn and interest and 70 all those pieces Of
ground ahd prcmIses SItua' cd 8nd living in the CITY
OF Washington, ID. g, and known as subdivision NJ
ana OF Lot No. {, m Square No. ga of SAID cIty
as said subdivisions have been land out for he Raj
tiInoTe and Ono Railroad Company, and a Plat
thereof GUY recorded. the SAID lots NJ aud having
aftoEt of ~ feet ~ inches ON ndana avenue nd 4
street. and averaging 81 feet S inches on Isl street
weS;. and containing $50 square feet, EeIng the
northeast corner OF saId square, selZed and levied
upon as the property "f james Crutchett a, d will
he Sod 10 satisfy Judcals Nos. ~ and Il to March
term 1871, IN favor of Hamilton & Cam. nse of j.
ID. Ii. DeBow. J. d. HOOVER
q It'd cbal r.
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THE CANAL BRIDGES Yesterday workmen
Were employed in repairing the floor Of the
bridge over the canal at Seventh street, which
was much needed. One OF the Councilmen, Mr..
oIhe We believe, At a recent meeting If the boa I'd
oailed attention To the condition of the bird res
Inc hoies loose boards and thinness of Others
much worn rndangsr the safety of passenger.
over those bridges. The repair Of Seventh street
bridge Is the beginning of good work, and too
much care cannot he taken to keep them all in
a proper condition. "
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HATS OF THE SEASON,

| AIDES EXTENSION SKIRTS,
IL Orly \ 81. at
" - COV Ma WELLS
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Sli9 81 ri -.

S3i3,2s2 81 S2l PSI .~j So III 4
These figures. compared with the sam. month
ld>t Staf' snow decrease uf SiI $50 al on the
main stem, and an increase Of ~ - 81 ON tho
Warrington branch. As compared with last
month there Is an Increase Oh the main stem of
e9.1j' - DECREASE onths PaTkeisburg 10 Il of
S4-2n5 90. and on the Washington branch of
>l,l3l S-2iving net increase Of June over
May of So %. -
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NOTICE. of the examination of five scholars
from each of the four District Schools, which
took place yesterday, is unavoidably crowded
out to- day. 1t twill be published Tomorrow.
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On MONDAY, Ridgely Encampment No. 5, I.
o. o. F., go down the Potomac, In the steamer
George Page, with large number Of friends and
spend the day amid the pleasant woods and at
the cool pavilion Of Glymont. glance at their
advertisement will discover Inducements seldom
offered the pleasure seeker
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THE STONE CUTTERS have been on a strike for
several days, which is great Inconvenience to
their employers, and loss of time to themselves
The cause of the strike is disagreement reI,
tive To Union Association which was formed
for the assistance of the craft throughout IN.
country when in d tficulty. A portion of the
craft he-e are of opinion that the y MON does not
operate favorablyi and upon this discussion has
arisen, resulting in the strike. One party being
the Cnion the other the anti Union party.
MR. lsAAC ENTwisLE.-We are Informed by a
brother of this gentleman that some time before
III was shot, in company with the late Mr.. Reeve
Lewis. he received letter signed Regulators,
dlds STATES Hose,' stating that in case he failed
TO dlscha'Se some Of the workmen employed
nhdef MN, in the Navy Yard and employ others
In theif stead, his life would be taken.
ADMIRABLE PIcTuREs.-The sphereotypes Of
Wh'tehufst' taken at his gallery on PennsyIva-
MIA avenue, near the National. are beautiful pIc-
lures embracing novelties Of effect destined TO
rende7 them very popular with all who srr them
In fact they embrace the latest and most strikin,
imp o'ements lii the euereotypist's AIT
ARREsT FOR Observation-Disclosures afternoon
onicer Watson arrested young man by the name
Of ThOS. X yon, about Eighteen years of ave wbo
is charged with the larceny of about Si45 He
was taken before Justice Williams and commit
ted 10 Jail for further hearing.
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DK"wNHD.-A young man, named Douglas
harrington, was drowned yesterday in the Ana
costa Branch, near Benning'> bridge. in an at
tempt 10 swim across the river, which, at that
point. il nearly mile in width. He had started
with his brother on a fishing excursion and in a
few hours afterward his brother returned to n :
L"m- with the sad news that he was drowned
His brother who is but d lad made most active
enori> 10 assist him, by swimming To his relief
but. becoming exhausted, was impelled TO relin-
qulSh them. The deceased was A painter by
udde, dbodt twrnty-One years of age, and Dor.
On rsilmab.e character among large circl. OF
friends.
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hLNE: WILLIAMS The punishment for m.
oirn- 0t '.Lioh jury yesterday convicted Henry
Nlii'h'"'- u eight years Imprisonment in the
Pe"r-"''a'' II the District Of Columbia He -
~ ',e ultd i"f an assault aLd battery on AIR
isadc F.uiwlStIe, with intrnt To Nil tn, =. -
W J. survives his wounds beyond the gitb ~
h"irh next. II Mr. r. die. within tI,a, liz,
d ''"i ana day-W illiams will be tried, und,-
he law, Tor his murder ~
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L'OR SAI.t-A new BRICK HOUSE contain
ing Tour rooms and basement. sItu4ted on the
corner OF street north and 9th street east CaptuI
Hii!. For terms apply on the premises after SIX
% clocs III. IN
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EoR SALE-A rev BRICK HOUSE, No S17
4 lth street west. between Mass. nv enua and NJ
street. Terms liberal, aud possession gwen IInmf
"late y. Apply on the premises to J. 4. FERRY.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
SEB FIRST PAGE.

EOR SALE A small PERIODICAL. and ST.
4 LAX STORE. situated Ia central part of the
CITY. To any one with small capital W IShIng Ia
engage IN this kind of business, a rare opporiunIt,
Is ouefeu Inquire Al tins ofhce. ~ Is cost
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LES .AFFAIRES,

Les nouvelles commerciales arrivecs
par lc derner steamer d'Europe sont tres
favorables. Files constatent une rcprisa
serleuse sur les marches de Liverpool ct
du Havre. Les vcntes ont etc conside
rabies, ct une forte hausse s'est declaree
sur toutes les especes de cotton.
Files annoncent aussi que lie marche
monetalre est tacile de rautre cote de
PAtlantique. II est probable que la fa-
elite d'obtenir de Pargent maintienera
desormas Fac5ivite commerciale que
nous slgnalons, ainsi que la hausse sur
les cotons. Ces nouvelles ont reagi favo-
rablcnent sur lie marche de Ia Nlle-Or-
leans, avant-hier ct hier. II sest opere
des transactions nomhreuses sur le CO.
ton, avec une hausse dun demi-sous par
iivre
Touchcrions-nous a la fin de Ia crise?
On assure que les affaires devienncnt
plus facies lei, ct que largent commence
a Sc montrer. Malheureusement, celia
went un peu tard: Ia saison est bien
avancee, snrtout pour lie commerce do
detail. Quoi quill en- soft, nous sommcs
heureux de pouvoir constater lei les 81.
gnes ccrtains dune amelioration aui ue
peut aller qu'en augmentant.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-02-13
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