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PURE POTASH
I'M TIN CAN 8
y. r. BABBBIT7, es 4. 10 Wasting
ton 81, n. y. and SO iaaia 81,
BOSTON.

'g'IlE Proprietor Of this POTASH has
for many years seen the necessity of having
some reliable standard for the strength of P0T-
ASH. The adutcration has become 20 general,
that it has, notwithstanding its valuable proper
ties, gone nearly nut of use. The Proprietor has
taken the responsibility of subscribing his name
to every package, and warrants the strength to be
uniform, and when used always producing the
stfnc results. Potash many times is adulterated
with salt, which is destructive in making seap; it
makes the Ladies' say they did not have good luck,
&c. Ono other reason that Potash has gone cut
Of use, il. it is unpleasant to handle, cling put
up in wooden casks, and becoming liquid in ma
ny eases, and very troublesome to the retailers
Now the Proprietor first obtains pure Potashcs,
always being the same strength, and producing the
same results; and will warrant it in all eases, il
the directions followed, to produce double the
effect in making soaps, and all other purposes for
which Potash is used with full directions for max
ing the best Of Soft, Hard, or Fancy Soaps. 1t is
made with little trUblo; the ley is all prepared in
five or ten minutes.
| lb. Potash warranted to cut lbs of grease
into good soap.
II lbs will make barrel ofbcautifl soft soap.
Directions for making soft soap
| Directions for making Hard Soap.
Directions for Laundres and Hotels
Direcrons for cleaning cotton waste tina; has been
| used for cleaning machinery of all kinds.
Directions for using this Potash in place Of sal
soda.
Directions for sticking India-rubber seics on
shoes.
.S-Al the above directions accompany the cans.
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Caution.

His 70 caution all persons against purchasing tirce
notes Of hand payable TO Samuel srwyer " order,
% one hundred and seventeen dollars each and dated AZ
euisboro Hume 1857. and payable Jure I.t 1855 June
~ 1893 and June I'd, 1850 and signed by myself; Ter Tbs
value never received. LEONARD IlOSNkR,
Goullsboro', Dec 20, 1857. 81
A DAfSISflsAToR'SN 0TICE-By virtue of license fr,rn
Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge Of Pr bate In and for the Co
nnty OF Hancock Ishal sell public auction Saturday the
e,til day Of February. A. b. 1855 at O'clock r. NJ a.
he ollie Of HF " Emerson, IN 0ran the right Of reyer-
- al the widow dover Of the Of the Eyetess
or'len, of sid Orland in said County, deceased sai
estate hyns bean duly advertised and sold satis he
jst debts andincieai charges and the sum of fsptseu
dollars and charges nov remain unsatsAe shall pro-
g to SCH as aforesaid to complete the SUN ninety Ave
dollars, in accorlance with the order Of said Court
orland, Jan. Is 1893. 81 X. r. OSfiOOp Adm
CoaAtssiuAERs' NOTICE We the sub.crilers hay-
ivy been appointed blythe Hon. Parker Tuck Judge
Of frohate fo- the County Of Hancock, receive and sx
anime the claims Of creditors 10 the JAS H. Menrp
hate of bleh deceased, represented isolyent do hereby
give notice that six tncnths from the sixth dsy
Of January, ]SjS, arc Allowed to eaid creditors
to bring in and prove their cins; and that shall at
tend that service at the store If Willium Hon.
fs in said Bintil, on the iast saturdays # April nuA
June next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon on e,ch
vi s'liu days JSAbC s. -t,St;OOD,
JOSEPH r. THOMAS
Huchli. Jan. u, 1873. go ii
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Dow, Jr., says that the reason that
man was made after everything else, was,
If he had been created first, he would
have annoyed the Almighty with end
less suggestions Of imnroyement.
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FrsntSG 1IorNrIEs.--lho States o.
Maine and Massachusetts have protested
az inst tho repeal of the fishing bodntjea,
by Congress. The amount paid for these
bounties by The government in 1886 was
$500. 900.
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| In debate in the Senate ON the increase
of the army on Tuesday, Mr.. Hale is report
cd aS follows
! Mr. Hale remarked that during tho last
year the government expended about Sl9,-
/ 700 900 for military purposes, aud there was
deficiency of 81 900 .0'fl more, making
/ 500 600 600 spent in twelve months for mill
tary purposes in time of profound peace
/ During the most expensive year of the last
war with great Britain the military cxpcn-
/ Sos Of the government never reached Is nigh
as s2l GOO 600 W hen he first took scat
/ in Congress, fourteen or fifteen years ago, the
army Cost u thousand dollars for zach man
every year. This bill proposes To raise seven
Thousand additional men. which would sad
+ die upon the government permanent an
nual Increase OF < 1000; and the idea that
+ the army will soon g back and crew smaller
while we have got money or credit t. sustain
it. was too absurd to b. advanced by any
! sensible man. There were no backward
tracks whrr our Government began 10 spend
money. There might be war. and no mat
ter how expensive, and then when it was sue.
ceeded by peace, the expenses would go ON
right steadily increasing In his opinion the
| President wants the additional force 10 carry
ON pf5Jetf Ifctdobt ana popular SdrcFc,Y1HY
IN Kansas
| 1t had been said that Congress had not de
clare,l war against the Mornous, but it was
a part of the history Of the country that war
was declared to exist nv the act of Mexico
and it might also bc declared To exist bv the
act Of Brigham Young lie should vote for
the amendment proposed. He wanted the
bill cut down 10 u skeleton. and then he
/ In IL. I.
Messrs, t'sScndcn and Foster opposed the
bill the graund mainly. that The necessity
for its passage is not shown
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JUVENIL e CLiSS.

The Subscriber will also form Juvenio cIas.
N Dancing at the same place,
.'H'car sdas .4fleyaoon, Falraaiii 3D.,
Al o'clock, p. NJ. Regular Lessons On We.laes-
days and Saturdays.
TERhS-s2.50 far each scholar
The utmost pains will be taken 10 improve and
perfect the address AMI natural grace Vi each and
every pupil,
1t is impor,an, that every scholar should hS
present at tho Grst lessons. This should be borne
IN mind.
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DIED.

IN Goud's'ro, lih, Wilson 6;cioly, Esq., ae,d ST.
Ia Hancock, 27th, Ada Isabel, only child Of
Elcazcr and Hc!cn I. Crabtreo, aged 10 mos
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From this lis. Of twenty it is believed
that e-oHgh votes can be procured
against i.ccompton TO defeat the swindle
The Douslss men are very sanguihe; so
Is the Administration.
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ROOK, JOB. CARD AND FANCY
A. PRINTING PROMPTS cxecutednt this once

GUARDIANS SALE--r'ie undersigned Gunydtnu ~
Thomas Cogxins Of l'ueill, in the county Of Han
cock, non conpos men- having obtained license II the
Hon Parker Tuck Judge Of Probate for said County, 70
sen the real estate Of said Goggins public auction do
hereby give notice that the following described real ses
Of SUI Cegps will be sold public arctiep ct the
Dwelling ouse 81 said coge ms, on saturday, the twenty
seventh day Of February next, At O'Clock, VIZ
The Homestead on which said Coggins formerly lived
containing about sixty acres, less with the bald.
nss thereon. Also wood lot situated in the northern
part Of said Biuehl, containing about fny acres
Haehii, jar. 3oth, 1858. 81 ISAAC s. UsCoOn
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Notice.

Iilr Notwithstanding heretofore existing between tn
ualer'itai ~as dissolved by consent of partirs Nov
-, N1i Az dfts thea idr tr arm IT Joy * Co.
are Iay abb to IA, JOY. LOVE 10Y
~ v ii. JOY,
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( ASH AND TUE HIGHEST PRICES
Y l4id ior Hide and Ha,ol :, M 81
DANIEL EPPES,
"a I9-d s.aIS Jas, men Il tisNOtth House
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DANCING SCHOOL,
SECOND TERN,

H'HE undersigned has commenced a
Second Class IN Dancing at I.phbfS HALL.
wv elnes1ay Evening, Jannry 9th, at O'Clock
r NJ
TEkMS-For the courso Of Il Ihssigs, Sc per
eouple~-ene BALI the sa,neunt u BE- paid IN ADJ
yance~-ths hAlanrc to be paid on the completion 81
the 18th lcssoR. -
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An order has passed the Senate rcqur-
ing all applications for legislation, received
after the 18th Of February, to be referred t,
the next Legislature.
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1t j, understood here, and Is nnaoubt-
cdiy true, that informal assurances have been
gwen to the democratic leaders, by the ma
jority Of the supreme Court, that a decision
viii he gwen, when wanted, protecting slave
holders IN Kansas against any alteration, OF
the L"eompton Constitution, except at the
times and under the limitations expressed in
that instrument Washington Republic.
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WtsHfsaTox M.rrers.-The Wash


WASHINGTON MtrreEs.-Thc Wash
1iFgton correspondent OF the New York
Er6ning Post says.
i have thus Ear avoided all specula-
tion rs - the strength of the opposition
to tic Leeomp on Constitution in the
House. But inasmuch as the time for
action is drawing near. indeed has al
ready arrived, will venture the 70 low.
ing canvass Of the Housc. which | haye
made mp with great care from the e5,n-
oinei opinions of different responsible
gentleman. who are seyepsslly competent
: 10 ia-ssa-et existing -s4antimcnt on 1Tr
4aiz3aes:
!, '-ls.f'''s IA, .,,.., a
asz5tzs5=5 asstt t., % -,
ft=zt=z5 -z=ssa 5Hstr9sYt3.5.4f Ntl.#fs.tc u, 81,
f.z4Hssas rsa#sH INV Nflt.s4 - -.
!#asss-- Il .zT4 harris Silsr s,tH, sia4.IH e
f1#5f4.v ,i.as 4l.4gi pv5tj=fF5' kg~lI mn Sea
~ 4sfs-- - Frt.ias ut5aias= .t,.f f,,-,i.-
- Jn75-saeaa. i
fa.s. ~
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By recent arrivals at New Orleans, the
news OF an IMPORTANT revolution in Mexico
in favor Of Santa Anna, il given. The
country is in state of anarchy twhen was
it in different position). The mail stages
betSccn Vera Cruz and the capital had
been robbed. Nearly every state and county
in tho Republic were issuing pronunciancn-
tos against Comonlort The city of Mcxi-
co is in state Of siege. All the foreigners
in the capital had hois,ed the flag of their
respective countries.
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The estimated receipts for ISIS are $50
055 IS; estimated exier ses Tor the same PERI
oil :S432 ,9j2 81: estimated deficiency S62,-
49, 40. The entire public debt on the first
OF January was 81 ,l27 lot 81
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Old south Church,)
Boston, 0Ma.

y. II. Treatise upon the NtrrRK, carses, sYxr-
rnMs and PKsyESrIoS oftLMosAgY CossrArTt~a can -
had On application at the Once Of the Agent, abcvs
wiiib sent by mail to any address. This Treaties uin
well repay Il peruSal. M. Ally
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S3Ur lI-8 u
Amount ofcypeuditures Jan. ]. ISL,
to Dec. 81, 1857, inclusive, $3.50 co
Balance in the treasury Dee. Il 1857, Is, AZ 80
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ODD Fellows CELEBRATION Po.rroYKD.-
The committee Of arrangements in charge of the
proposed Odd Fellows demonstration this after
noon, have concluded to postpone the affair The
condition OF the atmosphere and the streets make
this necessity the more pressing, because the
coming repetition was proposed in order to give
the community an opportunity to witness a pro-
cessien OF the Order under favorable surrornd-
1nes. Ihe streets are In no tit condition for
procession, and damp atmosphere would be
awa noiesome Tor the many ladies that grace the
i'eVee The committee have done wise thing
IN submitting TO the clerk of the weather who
though he holds no position in the Order. is GER
'ainiy with his changing fancies and whims one
OF the oldest fellows we know. The process
SION, &c will come on to morrow afternoon az
ialr) as will be seen by reference to our adver-
Using columns.
TREASURY ExTENsIoN.-Sinceth the LIST Of Nav
at which time large number Of the hands en-
gagged on the works were discharged on account
OF the appropriation being nearly exhausted, the
New Treasury has progressed very slowly On
the west front the work was entirely abandoned
and yet awaits the action of Congress on the Civil
and miscellaneous biti, to be resumed A limited
number OF hands have been retained on the south
wing, and the progress of that pc ton of the
building towards completion has been, consider
ing all the drawbacks, very fair. Only one
course Of stone cornice on the southwest section
remains to be laid, and the wing will he ready
Tor roofing Some Of the lower rooms in this win Q
are being finished very handsomely; and in the
long hall Messrs. Hayward 4 Bartlett, of Balti-
more, are setting up line Of beautiful fre-proof
iron cases to contain the files OF the Registers
office These cases 60 mp in sections, and can be
taken down and removed as occasion NAV require
The designs are very neat, and entirely devoid Of
that heavy appearance which is so common a
characteristic OF iron work.
AccIDENr.-Yesterday, youth named Powers,
who lives on Fifth street, near Seaton's Garden
shot himself in the face while handi pistol
on the commons north Of the city. The wound
Is not of dangerous character.
WE ADVISE all who suffering with bad fitting
teeth to give DIR. Hills call and try the Cheopastic
Process. n
PENNIEs.-Those In want of Pennies, for change ,,
can always obtain them on application at the coun
ter of the Star Office, If
SPECIAL NoTICK.-FOr Perfumed Bt cath White
Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use Balm of
Loco Flowers" For dressing Ladies' hair use
WOODLAND Cream" q new pomadc 1t causes gem
temens hair to curl beautifully. Price 50 cents
each. w. L. ETRIDGE CO.,
Proprietors, New York.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washing ton
TAILOR MAuRY, Booksellers, between 9Th and
10th ST., Pa. avenue. II
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY A. GREEN. Auc.Ioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE INrEovKr
fRoPKkTY ~ SQUARE 635.-Un TUESDAY.
June 18th, 1853 at 51s O'clock shs sell at public arc
ton on The premises, ia tho highest bidder by virtue
oil deed oil trust to me directed, dated az 3D. 1854
ana du y recorded Nav 4th, 1854, IN LIber 10 &c
one Of the land records of the county of Washing
ton ID V, lot "a, Of Cabops subdivision of Square
CD WIN the linpr pveinents, consisting of two
story Frame Houses IN front, with basement and
attic, and snatl double frame eouse IN The rear
Sad Lot fronts on north Il street between NORTH
capitol street and list street west
Terms: $500 cash IN banksbe funds, SO Of which
10 he paid at time of sale the remainder IN o. II
10 months. " 18th notes bearIng interest Deed given
and deed oil trust taken for deferred payments. All
convey ancIng at cost of Purchaser. The trustee re
serves To himself the right to resell he pr perry ST
tho risk and cost of the defultng purchaser nc the
terms are Bot complied with within three DAYS from
day OF sale by advertisement three iys M the tar
N b; The former purchaser having failed 10 com
ply with the terms OF sale, the present sale Will be at
his risk and cost. and will there fore he without re-
serve T. NJ PEARSnN TrnStea
ie II dts GRELlN AM
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, June "a Flour f. Arm: sales Of
10 so bbls State 50 SOaS3 90; Ohio q. ssaSi 80
an advance of So. on both-SOutheTn - 3SaSi 20
w beat closed dull At slight advance; ssles
small; western red SlaI te,; white 81 O6asI o.
Oh spring slas0r. Com is steady; sales unim-
po!tant; mIxtd 65a70, yellow 76a77c
Pork closed bu"yani; mess Sl7aSl7 10. Reef is
steady at Sl2aSI35O for country mess Lard il
heavy a. l0KalIsc.
Whisky Is steady at 22c
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Disastrous Collaboration.

Dos roN, June IL Yesterday a FIRE broke out
~ 0orinthian Hall, At the corner OF Federal and
Muk streets, destroying that building extend
ing 10 Theatre alley, aud damaging the stores OF
Il Pdhne, c. w. Griffith, George Blackburn,
bradlee and others. The loss amounts TO
SSoo.ooO, but Was covered by Insurance
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flnNuc NJ.

NEW YORK, June II stocks are active and
higher Chicago and Rock Island IN; Illinois
Central bonds = Il; La Crosse and Milwaukie6s;
Mlchlsan southern 22asi New York Central 50
Pennsyly snia Coal Co. ii; Reading a3x; M,i,
Waukie aud Mississippi 22s; Canton Co. 1914;
Missouri 6's S6x.
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By WALL & BARNARD Auc Icneers
TRUSTEES' SALE virtue of deed of
l. trust from Richard CTuit, dated Feb uiTy Z,
1851, we will fer at auction on SATUKDAY,th the
18th day OF July next, at o'cock p. m on the pre-
mlses. part of Lot 7, Square 48l in Washing ton
begnnin Tor its bounds at the end of Us feet mea
uIed south on 9Th street from the northwest corner
OF SAD square. and running thence due to the
rear line of said ot thence north said line Is feet
inches, thence west to 9th street. and thence sout
frame dwelling
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money
10 be paid In cash. and the balance in two equal in
staments at and months. with interest Terms
OF sale to be complied with in week after sale or
the property Will he resOd at the risk and of the
purchaser, ate. one weeks notice.
WALTER :. cox,
F. w. RISQUE,
je 2awlm WALL Il BARNARD Aucts
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A. GREEN, Auct.

NARSHAL'S SALE. In virtue of a writ
w OF herr facias, ISSUED from the Clerks
Once OF the Circuit Court of the District of Co
luInbla for the County of Washington, aDd 10 me
drec ed, | shall expose to public sale, for CASH in
1ront OF the Court House door of said county. on
Thu RSDAE. the 18th day of June 1859 at II 0c'k
m, the following described property, to wit: All
defendants right title, clam and interest IN and TO
Lots Nos. III and y, IN Square SIS, in the ary of
Washington ID. c.. together with all and singular
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
as the property of David a. Hat. and will be sold TO
satisfy Judicial No. 4G9 TO May term 1859 IN favor
Sweeny, RIttenhouse & Co. W. SEi.pEN
ma "A dts Marshal for the Distinct of CoIumba.
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ATTRACTION.

w. r. FORD. CONFEcrIoNER, No. AL 18th street,
between and H, next to harbaugh's Drug Storej
mas made such arrangements as will enable him TO
sell ICE CIR EAM and WATER ICES at Sl.25
per gallon, furnished to any part of the CITY, 10
CITY. We me call. Fresh CAKE and PIES every
day at IL O'Clock. jeI2-Stf'
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BALTIMORE, June ii.-FIour Is dull and nm
:hanS,d; Howard street and Ohio 81 81 \; City
Mills 81. ~
w beat quiet aud buoyant; fair 90 good reds AZ
SlaH5; "a z to prime white siasI IS
Corn is very steady; white at G5sGGc ,;ycllow at
Provisions are duh and closed nominal
w hlsky is steady at 2la2I &c.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT THE Cor
EROF 9THAND Z STREETS NORTH AT AuC.
TioN.-On WEDNESDAY,, the 10th instant I shal
sell in front of the premises at half past6 O'Clock
or immediately after the sale of the brick houses on
north hetw zen 9Th and 9th streets north, hand
some Building Lot, situated at the corner of O
and 9Th streets NORTH being Lot No. 2, in Souars
No. 3}7 The lot fronts on 9th street 81 feet run.
ming hack with the line ofQ street SO feet inches
ard pavement in front.
Terms: One third cash balance in &, IL, and Is
months Tor notes bearing interest from day of sale
A deed given and deed of trust taken, "
fitie lndIsputabe.
je 10 d A. GREEN. Auct
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MARRIED.,
=, On The 9Th May. by the Rev. Mr.. Knight, WIN.

DIED,
In Georgetown, ID. c., Juno 18th, Miss SUSAN
LEISHEAR aged % years.
The friends ofthe family are invited to attend he
funeral Tuesday ito morrw afternoon, at s O'Clock
streets
- On the 18Th instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH Il.
REID. wife Of James Reid. of LOchg phcad Scot
land; but for some time resident of this city.
The re aIves and friends of the fami ar invited
To attend the funeral morrow Tuesday ter
noon, Al ~ O'Clock, from heT late residence No. 1879
New York avenue.
On the 9th instant, WILLIAM HARRISON,
eldest son of WIN. II. and w. Tanning, aged year S
and months.
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steamer sunk,

CLEVELAND, June I2-Tbe nronelio, toai.n.
lodded win iron, was sunk In Lake Superior
on sunday. Crew and passengers were saved bv
taking 10 the small boats
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BY A. GREEN. Auotinneer.

SEVEN SMALL BRICK HOUSES AND
3 LoTs ON X, BETWEEN 8TH AND 9TH SIRENS
NORTH, AT, AUCTION.-O On WEDNESDAY the
Ieth instant, shall sc front of the premises at
O'Clock, p. M, handsome and nearly new Brick
houses, and the Lots which they stand. heinz
Lots No. and 2 IN square No. sos. frosting on X
5teeet north, between 9Th and 9th streets west
tsaoa house VIII be sold separate: fine Glance for
person wishing 10 purchase q snsll resIdence
Terms: One fourth cash Balance ia SIX months
paymehts, running to four years for Totes bearing
interest from day Of sale S20 be paid down wht
tho property is kno"kcd of. the property wi then
der.
Tit indisputabIe.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

10 hDVEaTIsERs IN ALExANDRIA.-Mr Geo
IL. French, In Alexandria, will receive ana
promptly forward advertisements intended 10,
me star Those in Alexandria desiring to avail
themselves of its immense circulation to bring
'nelr business, wants or other requirements to the
notice OF the public had better call at his period
teal depOt
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Market.


CHARLEsToN, June % Cotton quiet sales
300 bales: quoted at s.aIIlc.
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BY A GREEN, Auc,lo-eer.
RITIID Nc InTS En-,

II RONTING
Il ON Din STREET WEST AND AND 1. STKFETS
NORTH, COMPRISING WEST H.LFoF SoUaRP No
3l5; AT 7UCTIoN.-Un TUESDAY, the I'D instant,
! shaii sen. Nv order Of The Trustee, public cue
ton, in front OF the premises. commencing AT i've
O'Clock NJ, s. valuable building Lots. he ng sub
DIVISION oil west hall OF Square M. B. aud mum
Dered according to said subdivision from ~ 10 Ca
incu'I e. THIS property is handsomely situared ma
the most rapidly Improving and healthy part of IN.
city, and we'll known the "Ireen House SgUars ~
ferscns wishing TO max a good Investment are re
spectiuly invited to this sale.
Terms of sal. One third cash. and balance i'm two
ecu llnsfalnents OF one and two years, bearing In
terest from day of sale. A deed given and deed of
trust taksn All conveyances ut the cost of he pur-
chaser. The terms of sale to be compiled with in 5
DAYS. otherwise the property will he resod AT the
risk and cost of the purchaser after one week no
tIce IN the National Intel igencer.
WILLIAM II. PHILIP,
HARVEY LlNDSLEN.
go, Trustees.
lie l2-d GREEN Annt
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Bv J. q. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
TWO VALUA BILE BUILDING LOTS IN
i THE FIRST WARD AT AtCTION-On TIES
DAY AFTERNOON. June 18TH, at 6 O'Clock, at
the Auction Rooms, shall sell, without reserve,
Lot no. %, In Square No Sc, fronting 81 feet on 2Sd
street west, between north M and n streets, and
running back sc feet t" 81 feet alley, Lot o. Is in
IL feet 21s inches to a 80 feet alley.
Terms: One third cash the residue in and y
months with interest. secured by deed of trust on
the premises.
lie cd L. C McGITIRE