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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

SENA1oR WILSON ov Coon SENSE. "-The
senator from Massachusetts undertook. al The re
publican meeting on Monday, TO read the HERALD
a lecture upon what he calls good sense" The
Senator sncers Of our theory. that the party 10
which he belongs had no more work 10 do: and
says that VIC should have had too much good
sense 10 say such thing. Now. we should like
10 ask Mr.. Wilson in friendly way, what on
earth bis party has 70 do! What political issue
: there before the people, Kansas is done up;
everybody acknowledge that II will be free
STATE: the Lecompton constitution has been
thrown overheard and there's an end OF that:
the government wants money, 80 the rates Of
customs duties must be raised As 10 the internal
Improvement question there can be no quarrel.
because We have no funds to appropriate for any
such purposes we are all agreed upon the policy
Of the President far as foreign affairs are con
ccrncd; and the only open question seems TO be
the acquisition of Cuba, which il s generally be-
Hcved j. only matter Of time. II really seems
70 n that The republican party, just now. Is In
The same condition as Mr., wilsoa was when be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

MORE KANSAS HUBUG.-At the Republican
County Convention on Tuesday, Mr. Charles A.
Dana, Fourierite philosopher, seems to have
been one of the principal engineers to arrange a
plan by which the opposition to the administra-
ton might be consolidated upon one ticket. He
talked good deal of nonsense about federal
dictation," slavery extension "Lecompton-
ISM" government pronigacy," republican
principles" and so ON. Now, we would really
like to know what all this trash has to do with
the affairs of this county of New York. Here
we are, suffering under a load of taxation
amounting to ten millions per annuu,. misrule
reigning in every department of the municipal
government, the Corporation plundered on every
hand, and everything in disorder-and man
talks about the affars Of few hundred niggers
west of the Mississippi. Why not attend to the
suffering whites in the city of New York? The
election of Comptroller or County Clerk has
no more to do with Lecompton than with
The political affairs Of Timbuctoo. We are not
at all surprised at the stupidity of Dana, who set
up Fourierite phaanx near Boston and broke
down with il, although he assumed the humble
position of waiter. He waited then upon Fou-
rierite philosophers; afterwards waited upon
Providence, and now he is waiting upon politics.
All such fellows should be set aside and the peO-
pie should unite to purify the municipal govern
ment and arrest the stream Of corruption which
is fed by the dollars WIRING from honest la
Dor by official swindlers. That is the real issue;
and if we mad had less Of Kansas and niggers, our
tax bills would not have been doubled in less
than five years. The politicians throw Lecomp-
ton dust in our eyes, so they may rob us at
their leisure. How long shall it continue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

Wan DECLARED rKxAs nv ispsAxs, are.
WARRINGTON, sept. -, 1855.
Galveston papers NJ the 21s inst received via New
Orleans. They state that the Northern Csmsnches
kiowas and part Of the Apaches, numbering fourteen
Indian bands Ia all have declared against Texas
German boy, fifteen years old lately in the employ
Of the San Antonio Post Once had been arrested with
my sixty thousand dollars IN drafts bank stock lot
terry tickets &C. of which he bad robbed letters was
his intention 10 20 Germany with his plumber.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

NJ. Peterson u native o. iandsoruna, In Sweden lie
been in New York before this unfortunate trip across
the There were with him on the Austria several
persons from his native place. bi the only one saved waa
Herman snder, Who likewise here By the Prince
Albert, lie says his friend had only a moment hesrs
lne arst cry ot Gre WAS heard looked a, bis wasch n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

The Horse Fair opened hero to-day. Sotling match
took place tho for purse &C hundred dol
hrs-tvo mile heats, best wo In three, between Belle
OF Saratoga, and Micrs Damscl. The latter won-tne
5t4 The far viii continue until Saturday, when The
sale of horses viii take place Is largely attended aud
everything Is going oil finely About -four thousand pco
n wc urr0cnt day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

left sLoemsking and turned politician. Aud like
him. the party having nothing to buy or sell,
would do well 10 shut up shop. or try new
tack.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

FNtk INftNN FFVFs NM
The laBny Harrics struck the ralrosd bridge
lllc Island ~ eight O'Clock last evening -
coming through, and two of the deck hands ios
shortly aes raj struck The same pace, aad three lives
we're bel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30
The Atlantic Telexraph.

The following despatch has been received by the homo
isry directors OF the Atlantic Telegraph Company in this
city
Cysus STATION Trinity Bay), Sept. 20, 1858
TO PETER CoornR, ESQ, (for the drectors) New York
Nothing was done yesterday with valenua
The electrical indications continue without change
my despatch Of Saturday. DE SAUTY.
The following despatch received yesterday
TRINITY BAY, Sept. %, 1858.
PETER CooPE, ESQ. Qor the Directors), New York
There were signals received from valcnta yester
day The electrical Indications remain tho as be-
fore noted DE SAUTY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30
Opening Of the Fair as Toronto, c. w.

The Provincial Fair formally opened al noon to-day
by SIR Edmund Head In the Crystal Palace erected for tho
purpose. The number a entries larger than for any
Of previous Lord Napier, who TO ofnciste at
the opening ciegraphcd al the last moment saying was
audtb he weather n nne -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30


The trial of mr. Webster, dentist charged with commit
ting rape patient under the influence OF chioroform
took place Yesterday verdict ~ guilty the capital
charge, but guilty % an attempt, rendered.
trial moved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

nth@tess cSlV. - 1895
McGruder's extensive nour min, this city
tally destroyed by Gre this morning Tho los y est
mated nj SIS 600 which insured this city and in New
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

The Case OF Rogers, tho Murderer OF
SwanstOn.
ALBANY, Sept %, 1883.
IN the case Of the people against James Rodgers the
Judgment the Supreme Court reversed his conviction
affirmed, and his RENTED TO the Supreme Court with
directions to have sentence executed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30
Mortality or savannah,

SAVANNAH Sept. q, 1858.
The deaths IN this city for the week ending Monday
thirty 1--WE, OF which nine from yellow fever
The deaths to-day eight, of which two were from
the fever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

AMUsEMESrs THIS EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Fourteenth ssreet-CHEAr OfxxA
Ns0ar-RICoLKrro-RonEo Z GivLErrA
NIBLos GARDEN. Broadway. Tax Lire OF AN ACTRESS
BOwrRY THEATRE, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IUs-kRsxr ConBLxR-Tnx REGATTA
BURROWS NEW THEATRE, Brosdwsy-IrAIIAS OPERA
-LucGEEIA BoEctA-LA fAyonirA
LAURA KEENEs THEATRE, s2i Broadwsy-THs ROAD
RUfs-JsHsr LIND
BARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM Broadway.-A Afternoon
and Evening-TmoDos's MisIo WoRLD-CuRiosiriEs, dc.
WOODS MINSTREL BUILDING. 55l and SIS Broadway
EraIoriAs Sosos, DAsoEs, kc.-TaE On CLOCK.
MECHANICS HALL. 472 Broadway.-BRrAsrs'M rysTRELs
-NEoGo SoaGs AND BuRLEsauEs-RicnARp THE THIRD
CAMPBELL. MINISTRIES, 4i4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHA
RAorERIsrIcs SONGS. &c.-LE MOULIN MAGIouE.
PALACE GARDEN Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue.
Afternoon and Evening-MAcIc CARsIyAL ny HoupoS.
BROOKLYN ATHENEUM. Atlantic street-DR. BoYs-
Ton' FIRST LEcruEE GEOLOGY PROPER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

psrnsyivrnis Congressional Nomination.
PHisp1Irrus. SEPT. 20. 1858
w. n X Shoemaker, 81 Carbon county IS the people y
sndidste Coz Congress ~ The Thirteenth district
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30


large and enthusiastic democratic ratification meeting
We held here this evening The speakers we're Judge
Parker. lyman Trcman Conrad Swsckhalner aud others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

Yellow Fever ~ New Orleans.
INV 0uxASs, Sept -, 1868.
The deaths by yellow fever in this city yesterday were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-24
ICONS Ed

lCOMMCNlCA1ED
the BUReLARIEs IN GEORGETOWN Editor
of The Star: Your Georgetown correspondent has
already Informed you that regularly organized
band Of burglars were almost nightly breaking
into some house, and boldly plundering Il Of
whatever came 10 hand. These rascals have
grown more daring from the apparent apathy
which exists in that community regarding Them
and the apparent disinclination to take any steps
to catch them. AS resident of Georgetown,
take the liberty of suggesting to our citizens
through the medium Of your paper that we at
once adopt such measures as will promptly break
up this skillful nest of thieves. Propose that a
meeting OF the citizens be called, to devise means
for patroling the city. There are plenty of young
men who will, doubtless, gladly volunteer; or
the military company recently established would
know, If asked, respond to any call made upon
them by their fathers or relatives, who are so
much interested. | merely throw out these hints
that our citizens may reflect upon them, and act
as in their wisdom seems best. We want some
concerted action; therefore, let the citizens meet
together on Saturday evening next. w no seconds
IL! BowLEGs. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-24
seq is
BY J. g. MCGUIRE 4 Co, Auctlonecrs.

by J. &. MCGUIRE Il Co, Auctionecrs.
EXTENSIVE SA LIE or EXCELLENT
~ FURNITURE AN HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, On
WE'D >ESDAG AND THURSDAY, September
2sth ard 3rth commencing each day at 10 O'Clock.
We shall sell at the residence OF Miss Jsnney, cor
ner of8 h street ard Penn, avenue, all the Furn-
lure and Effects, comprising
Superior Rosewood round corner seven octave Pr
% ano Forte. 6y steinway Sons, New York.
Suite of Rosewood ParlOr Furniture finished I'm
Satin Brocatelle.
Handsome Walnut WhatIot, Fancy Chairs,
Broca'eile ard Chintz Curtains. Shades,
Gilt frame Pier Glass, Slab and Brace ct.
Walnut and Mahogany Sofas, Dr. ans,
Easy Chairs, Walnut Parlor Chairs,
superior spring seat Lounges, Vases,
BIussels, Three: ply and Ingram Carpets,
tiooI Oliooth, Mating Rugs,
Walnut Arm DlaIng Chars, SIdeboards,
Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase.
French Chin a Dinner, Tea and Dessert Ware,
SIlver-pIated Casters, Table Cutlery,
SIX iarse Covered DIsh~s Chsfng Dishes,
So perior Refrigerator, Dining room ChaiIs,
Mahogany and Walnut Dressing and Plain Blu
reaus,
Walnut and Maho any Bsdstssds.
Wardrohes. w ashsta DIS, Toilet Sets,
Seventeen Superior Feather Beds, Boosters and
Twelve fine Curled Hair Mattresses, Husk Mat
Comforts, Blankets. Spreads,
Chamber Tables, Chairs Dressing Stands
Looking Glasses, Gas Fixtures,
Franklin, Alright and Coal Stoves,
Large al d superior Cooking Stove,
Toge ther with general assor tment of Household
and Kitchen Effects.
Terms: $50 and under cash; over that sum ere =
DIT Of 60 and 81 days. for satisfactory endorsed notes,
bearing interest.
Sc i7,,oSds j. C. MCGUIRE CO.. Auots. ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-24

a NEW ARRANGEMRNT.-One Of the greatest
wants Of both citizens and strangers In washing
ton, at all times, is reliable Alphabetical Bust
ness Directory, which they can lay their bands
on al any time and place, and Instantly ascertain
the name aud location Of the principal Arm or
nrmS In any department Of business in the city.
To supply this universal and everlasting want,
we design shortly commencing the publication
OF such Directory in the Daily Star, and to that
end have dirccted an agent to call on our princi-
pal business firms, and give them an opportunity
OF being represented In so desirable an arrange
ment The circulation Of the Daily Star is prob
aoIy double that Of any other daily paper in the
world, published in a city Of the population of
washington. In the District Of Columbia, II is
taken In nearly every family-certainly in nearly
every one able to pay six cents per week for a
newspaPer-and, besides, falls into the hands of
nearly every stranger that comes into the Dis
uict- The advantage Of being represented in a
conspicuous Alphabetical Business Directory,
Appearing daily in its columns, requires no COM
ment at our hands. In these days of general busi-
ness shrewdness and enterprise, such an arrange
hent, we fancy, has only to be suggested to be
understood and appreciated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-24
FUTURE DAYS.

BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionecrs.
rGRPOgATION STOCK PUBIICAUC-
~ rIoN.-On MONDAY AFTERNOO Sen
tcmbef 18th. al O'Clock, at the Auction ootns we
81 ali sell, IN sums to SUIT purclIasers- ID.
S4,Vh Corporation Of Washington q uarterly 6 per
cent. Stock, ~
Sao CoTpora:ICn Of WashIn, ton Semi annual por
cent. stock.
S5Go Corporation If Alexandra per cei {. Coupon
Stock,
$500 Corporation of Alexandra per cent. Regis
tered Stock.
soon Bank of the Metropolis Stock.
Terms cash IN current funds.
Sc Z3-d J. {. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
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SUDDEN DEArH.-Yestsrdsy, about ~ O'Clock
p. m, Mr.. Peter Slsvan, formerly q watchman
at the Patent Once, died, after a few hours, Ill.
ness, at the residence OF Mr. Flanagan, on Elev.
enth, near street, in whose family he had been
a boarder about nine months At seven o,cIocI
yesterday morning Mr.. 8. was in as good health
as usual, apparently very lively and jestine win
his friends. He walked out awhile and returned
to his room. About III o'clock his landladv
heard a scream and went to learn the cause. and
found that he had been taken sick suddeuIv and
had rushed down stairs for aid and was stand
ing at the door holding to the frame and trenb-
ing violently. She assisted him to his bed and
sen. TOT assistance. DR.. Dyer and Rev Messrs
o.rooie and BOYLE were soon on the spot and
afterwards DR.. stone. All the aid that medical
SKIN and experience suggested was rendered.
de continued to sink until about ~ O'Clock last
evening, when he expired. Mr.. Slavan was a
native OF Ireland, but left his native country at
very early age. He was remarkably temperate
and strict observer of his religious duties He
was about So years Of age, and Of a very robust
habit The physicians attending him decided
that his disease was appoplexy. He has no rela.
hves In this country except a half-sister some.
where in New York. The funeral will take
place this afternoon at O'Clock
The WKArHER.-Range Of the thermometer
for ma
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CoATs, PANTS, AND VESTS.

ErssS SHtts. business SNttS.
NOAH WALKER Co., Marble Han CIotkiug
Store, browns Hotel Banding, respectfully an
nOunces that their annual display Of r. ALL ANp
WINTER CLOIHING Is now ready for inspection,
comprising assortment Of G.ntIemsHs and
fOHthS' ClOthiHg of the newest and richest desigu
la material, trimming, and work monshIe.
10 those who study excellence =, with economy, n
IlshIOEable articles of dress, an opportunity
nnsTed for selecting IRON ose OF the most attrac-
Puces. - a. D I'm,
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MaKSaAL'S SAI.E-In virtue of 8 wrts of
herl iAcas issued from the Clerks office of the
Cltcut Cont Of the District of COLUMBIA for tn
county o. Washing ton, and to dire ct ed shall
expose to public sale, for CASH, in front of The
Gourt.h39 u.s. door of sad county. at Y O'Clock
m on EElDAf, the 18th day of October next
1853, the following described Property tn wit: Ali
aelendants light title, calm and interest in and to
point Sd street east 50 feet inches from the
west corner o sad lot and running thence north 20
Ieet east with that width to four foot
and sing lar the improvements thereon, IN the CITY
oil washington ID. o., seized and levied upon as the
property ga Richard III. A. Fenwick, and will he
sold to satisfy Judlcsls Nos. S5s. 252 and SIS 10
October term, SO, In favor of William Wallace,
columbus Alexander, aud John Van Resw ck
w. SELDEN, Marshal
sc Y Us for the District of CoInmhia
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The Burnt S,enm,r n, se..

INV ORA, sept .23-The steamer passed ON
the 18th $50 miles east Of ST Johns, n on Ere.
Is supposed TO be the Austria. which left Bremen
10 person was seen aboad, the Inference A. that
all the Passengers were saved The Austri, hsd
over -four hundred passengers .'~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-24

NJARSHAL'S SALE.-In yirtue of /, w.,
WI OF eu facias issued from the Clerk's OHIO of
the Circuit Court OF the District of Colurnkis for the
expose 70 public sale. for CAsH, in f-s-f - -
Court mouse door OF raid county, on THURSDAY,
foioWing descTl3edpTopeTty.t 10 wiz: All defendant
sgnt, nse eIslm and interest in and TO Lot No.
gethef with all and 81, gular the improvements
t2ssrson ized and leyisd usoa as the properly Of
Edmund hIley, and will bs sold TO satisfy Judioia =
kmble. : w. SEiUEN
se6dts Marshal for the Districtof Columbia,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-24
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Sept. u Flour H. 6rm; sales II
II 600 barrels; State s. 2Oa5 81; Ohio s. s5a6 o.
Southern 81 90l5 IS.
W heat is quiet and nominal.
Corn is buoyant; sales Of 20 600 bushels; mixed
7Oas6c
Pork is heavy and lower; mess SIS COAST 90;
prime SIi 95aSl5
Lard is dull at 1la11%
Whisky is dull at 23kc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-24
Tive Persons Killed By Lish,.,.,

BANGOR, Me, Sept. % -Enoch 'Danforth M
Lagrange, and Wm. III Record were killed by
lightning last night. The former Yves sitting In
the ballroom al the time, and the latter was ON
the road with his team Of hor,ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-24
Fire at New York.

NV loRK, Sept. 23.-The Empire Stone
pressing Mills, covering entire square, were
O'Clock, ard was still burning Al no oicloek
The Destruction is supposed 20 be total
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Arrival Of Geld from Pike. P,.k

ST Louis Sept. 2.-The wyandotte Kansas,
Gazette Of the Isth says that $1,000 in gold dust
have arrived here from Pixies Peak and a man
toll
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ByA, GREEN. Ayct,opee,

by a. GREEN, AHctiOneer,
SENEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
~ THE FIRST WARD AT AUCrIoN.-On TUES.
DAY. the 18th instant l shall sell, on the premises
~ D O'Clock p. M, commencing on The FIRST named
property. Lots Nos Is la, ~ ard %, in Sauare No
l8S. This property fronts on north al and itn stree
west, a. is beautifully situated.
we WI then proceed to sell. in regular order. H.
front OF the premises, Lot No. 4, In Square No. IS6
This property Is handsomely situated, running
through the square. fronting 70 feet 18th street
west and IS Zee: inches on New Hampshire ave
nue., between and q streets north
Lot n, IN "a uare No. liz. This property fonts
on ~ street west 81 feet between L. and NJ streets
north, running back 40 feet 10 inches 10 s. foot
alley.
Lofts, In Square No. 81. This property is situa
ted al the corner of 2 street west and north st
Terms; One fourth cash; balance IN 6. - ard Is
months, Tor notes bearing Interest from day of sale
deed given an3 deed of trust taken.
Title indIsputahle.
sc 2 AGREEN. Auo,
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BY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE STAR.
GBNTAsSoCLATED PRESS.
Terrible Crime-A Wsmsu Dvsw.s Ne,
-Four ehildres IN WeII-xvIct1s

CoLuMsus, ONO, sept. pa woman n.m.d
Schelling. al GrovepoTt In th,. so,.,. e -.
ted murder Yesterday by throwing i.,o : well
thirty -hve feet deep, her four children. one y
boy, the other three girls, the oldest % ves,,
the youngest two years. She afterwards jun ped
In herself ALI were taken out dead - -.
man is supposed TO have bern insane
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Massachasetts Agricultural Society.

BosToN, Sspt. - -Tbe Massachusetts ARri
cultural Society is now holding Its annual eIhi.
bitiOn in this city The display Of fruits Is the
best ever exhibited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-24
gAUCTIoN SALE
, 81 By A. GREEN, Auotiopeer.

FURNITURE. STOCK, FARMING uTES
y Sis, Woop, &C. AT ArcTfoN.-Ou WEDNES-
pay. september 2stb, At 10 O'Clock, (shouid the
gay Dc Gag the sale viii take place on FRIDAY, Octo-
inson near the first Toll-sate on 1th street. h..
honsehold and kitchen urniture, Stock, Farming
Implements, & O., as follows:
stands,
WaIdrobes, Parlor, Dining and other Tables,
sineeoaras' SOFA, Lounge, Rockers, and other
Radiator. Cooking and other Stoves,
20. GOOD Work Horse, Mjloh Cows FamiI y
Carnage Light Wagon. and Cart,
~ cords ofprme Oak Wood, 80
And many other useful articles
Terms: ~ sums under aSl o,sh: b,lanoe nm IN
ana " days, for notes bearing iut, rest.
SOS A. GREEN. Auot
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By J. c. MCGUIRE, Auot,o.s.,

Dy Dc Ss mcuUlhE. AuctlODaPr
RY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TR.sr Tn
ID the subscriber, besrins date the SIS, Of beo.rro
ber IN the year eighteen hundred and hify osia
and made 70 secure oeftan debt d do0 s.
URDAY, septe%S.r ii. al. c: acsi1r en- s CT.
oompsh the Object e q s.d Deed
a. public auchon the country seat called :. cklng
Joseph Gales. 50. II is bounded on the east by
the new Bladenshnre road on the west by the is nd
nss lands, and south by city boundar, lines: ls yery
hghly improved, and contains one hundred and
Terms Of .als: II Tb ,s sn1sS,,
pay one fourth OF the money hand at the
time oil sale TIE residue IN six. twelve, and eighteen
moltns rom the DAY OF sale, with interest thereon
from SAID date. and TO give his notes for sach de-
isrred PAYMENTS secured by deed of trust on the
If the, purchaser shall fail to comply with the
Terms Of sac within ttn days after the day Of sale
tioe, at the risk Of such def1gltTnS Pqrchassr.
auls-eo&ds fUnioi.l '''
U-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
until FRIDAY; SEPT i7th same hour and place.
ses JAS. {. MoGUIRE CO. Au nstf
THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
'Hs Place. sS Ms saJThHE.t Co. Trustee. uasi.
BY J. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers,
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF FAM
Il LY REMOVING FROM THE CRY AT PUBLIC AUc-
T1oN.-On SATURDAY MORNING, SepteJnlper
.5tn Mt 10 ocock IN front OF the auction rooms. we
shall sell The Furniture and Effects OF family re-
suite OF Walnut BrOcatele Covered ParIor Furn
ture. ccmpIisl ng Tete Tete Sofas, Arm
CsaIrs and Parlor Chairs ~
marbe-top Centre ard Sofa Tables
Ladies w aluut Secretary and Whatnot,
Lounge, Cane ana Wood seat Chairs.
Walnut Jenny Lind e dste1d, Dressing and Plain
Bureaus, Washstand., Toilet Sets, Mattresses,
Hanfsome new Cottage Set,
China ard Glassware, Table Cutlery,
Carpets, OiclOth, Rugs.
Also,
a Cabinet Makers Bench and set of Tools,
He'll barrel of No. Vsrnish.
Lot Of OH Cans. Cups. 90, &o.
Terms cash.
se22-d J. c. Mcguire CO., Aucts.
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RALr1MoRE. Sept @.-Flour Is firm Sales of
GOO bblS Howard street and Ohio IS so
Wheat frme5-red 81 22sl 30; white 81 Goal IS.
Corn closed with an advancing Tendency :
advanced Is2c.; white, SEC; yellow 9lae2c
Whisky is dull; 2tz2i Xc
Provisions are dull