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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-02

sion of the Legislatureto examine into the
conditioa Of the affairs OF the Agent OF
STATE. The report stsses that everything
was found correct IS tar as the exam'na-
tion extended and contains some recon-
mendations Tor me further security OF the
State Funds IN the Agents hands IN New
York
The Senate refused to allow the Presi-
dent to appoint the standing committees.
Ths following. As agreed to by tho Sem
ate are the
STANDING COMMITTEES:
Jadsciary-Asrch, Anthony. Gooding.
Murray, Cobb, Mclean, Hendry, Wallace,
Conner, Bennett and Slack.
FsnaRe-Kiec, March, HeHren, steele,
Hamilton. Jones, Bceson, Connolly, Blair.
Csruahan and Craven.
0yanization OF Cesrfs- Murray. Hen
dry. Hsfren, Green, Conner. McClure.
Weir, Studabaker and Johnston.
Eyeetions--Hendry. Cravens, Jones.
Wagner. Jennings Bobns' Lomax' hob
fnson and Fisk.
Federal Relations Thompson.
Hargroye. Hill. Miller. Cooper. Line,
Brown, jones aud Heifren. M
Esiaoafioa-Wsgner. kinley. Wallace,
Cravens, Mclean, Culver, O'Brien, An
thony and Harrington.
Corporafions- Conner, Blair. .Stmlaba-
ker. Green, Cobb, Steele. darlington.
Stevens AMI Gooding.
Ms1itary 1fairs-Brown, Carnahan,
Robinson Miller AMI Blair.
Roads-Cooper. Culver. Williams. Bee
son, Hargrove, Conley, Johnston and
Slack.
Canals AMI Internal LnsProremenfs--
Weir, Steele, March. Dccson. Cooper, Cra-
vsns, Stu,labaker. and TsrkinSton.
Toscn of Ladienapoiis-Bobb Turner,
Wallace, Bennett, Slack, Green and Nc
Lean.
C1aims-Joncs, Stevens. Shoemaker.
Thompson Canadian, kinley and Bccson
.Stafr Prison. Anthony. Weir. Mclean.
Rice, Hin, Jennings, Bcunctf, Mcclure,
Cooper and Gooding-
EfpeHaa"res-Dehhett' hicc' Jones,
Bsbbs. and Goo'ling.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Stevens, Lo-
max. Bennett anil WILSON,
Ayrieultwe--1scson. Culver. Williams,
Hill. Wilson, Wagner AMI Steele =
Usyfnished BssIHeSs-ihonpson, Cobb.
kmley. Green AMI Fisk
BeHerciem IasfHsf'o"s.--c ravens, Wag-
n.s. ilrifren. Cooper. O'lell, Bobbs, % Dri-
en- Rice AMI Hargrove.
.Srump LsHds-tifen. Turner, Miller.
Apthrny. Williams. Weir, March, Conner
anil o'icli-
2smpsrane--'iooimg. liendry, Cobb.
Comfy. Conner. oraSrn' iiiii AMI w IIs"n
County and Io'cSsAtP B~'ness--i;'air.
Weir. Wallace. Brown Sla K. Robinson.
Williams, Cnlver. and Mcclure.
ilfaseolcqy and .irFanyemehf of Bile
Kinisy, March. Carnaha". Fisk, Weir.
jennings AMI Murray.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDar. November %. 1858.


FRIDaY. November %, 1858.
House met
PETITIONS
By Merrifeld, In RS eci To license law
Mr.. Doughcrty offered the following rev.
olution: That il is the deliberate Judgment
a this House that all elections sl,ou'.l BE-
possponc.l till the regular session. AMI that
tn. action of this SC ssioa should b. cuniin,,l
to the special subjects recommen cd 10y the
Governor.
Mr. Scott moved to lay tina resolution
on the table. Lost-Aycs Al. nays D..
The resolution after considerable debate
was finally indefinitely postponed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-02

n~- Nd trRE, no PAYi--~Dr. Mana's
We Celebrated Asuc Rsissm, warranted to-
cure Ague, Chils aud Fever in every case when
taken according to directions For sale by
PERSuING * co.
November Ia, 1859
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-02
THAT GREAT REMEDY!
SO LONG SOUGHT,
T @ UND AT / lST +!

yINIIS remedy, claimed bv the medical profess
sion ami the multiplied thousands that have
used il AMI tested its wonderful earafire properties,
to be the greatest discovery in medical science. anil
natures Own remedy * the result "f wears OF toll
AMI studv By one of Ohio's favoritc physicians. in
oricr To produce something that would NEE, the
wishes of suffering humanity, and thousands from
the prnccly palace and humble cottage can testify to
the Immediate relief found by It's use. For want of
space we only offer few or the many evidences in
it, favor.
Milne. H., Feb. 10. 1857.
Mesrrs. S. X. MANN g. Co.-Gents: We find
vour Aguc Balsam superior to any remedy in our
market for the permanent of all mslarious
diseases. We cleerfally recommend it worthy
that great nap,e it has wherever sold and used
Very Truly Yours.
RICHARDS * THOMAS.
To the sufferers of chils, fever and ague cheer
full, submit the following: Having Observed close
v the effects of DIR. VI INNS Aguc Balsam in this
vicinity for the past three years, am well pleased
with its remedial virtues an antdote to malaria.
hare frequently used il in my practice and with
Of this compound, | recommend it as safe, prompt
and efficient.
~ E. HACKEDOM, VI. d.
Gallon, Ohio, April list, 1858.
Biuffon Ind. Nav 18th, 1859
Mcs.rs. s. X MANN & CO.-Gents: Having
sold your Ague Halsam for the past three years to
scores of persons in this vicinity and closely OH
serving its effects, do hesitate in saving, we
believe it the best remedy ever sold in Indiana,
and viii eectually cure chilis fever and asue with
out fail. Truly Yours,
PULLMAN & KEARNS, Druggists
Logansport, Ind, Sept IT, 1856
Dr.. MANN.--PieaSc scnl me one-half gross
more OF your Ague Blls,m Immediately. II is in
great demand, and my be truly STYLED the King OF
Fever and Asuc. ]. LYTT.E,
Physician and Druggist
Saint Louis, March lst, 1858.
MeSsrs. s. X MANN & co.--cents: We have
sold large amount of y0ur Agne Balsam in the
past three years, and find that where introduced and
sold it has equal in the history of aSuc remedies
AMI from all parts of the west &c hear the same
cheering news-it never fails to cure its patient
and is looked upon in this country the best med
icinc foF chills fever and asuc in nisrkct
O. ]. WOOD & CO.
So Es M a MN &c COZ
Projectors, Gallon, Ohio.
SOLD DY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS.
Nov. le, ls5s-2B,3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-02

The rush e,r that prime article Of CorrEK is
-rilI k,ist az, We have little more let. and can
urpiy al n the Low Pace Of lsix cts. p H..
RICE L SMITH.
December y i-5s-f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-02
NOTICE

Is HEREBY given th,t th,re will be a meet
1 ing OF tn Stockholders of the Cincinnati,
Peru AMI Ciica-o Rail Way Company. at the
Court II use in the Cty of La Porte, ON the 5th
.ias ofJanI,ry, I-5J, Mt O'clock, p. M, for the
UT ose OF exciting a BDar.l of Directors to serve
until the NIX, nnral election.
iIy Or.lc. vt th- Board OF Directors.
G.. HATHAWAY.
Sec'y p. / G. X. X. Co.
la Porte. Nov. ~, less it'll
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-02

PURIFY THE FLOOD.
CONTINUED pain or mcasncss in anv organ
~ is generally cured by one or more doses of
Brandrcsh's Pills. Thirty years personal expert
cnce by the undcri med fully justify this assertion
DIR. James, l.uil. of Pc sdam, N. Y, saws ="
have cured the most deporabe costiveness of the
bowels with Brandrcths Pills, when every other
remedy had failed, and the patient was given up to
sle- Skin diseases of an inyetcratc and painful
character, such as erysipclas, salt rhcum, letter
and summcr-hcat, have seen cradicated by their
use. have cured the rheumatic, the epileptic the
paraytc and the consamptire with these excellent
pills alenel' --ff-- $1,000
In jaundice, and all affections Of the liver dys-
pepsia, dysentcry and diarrhga, plcurisy, sudden
pains and inhammations female distractions, scor-
butte and scrofulous, and even goutv and neuralgic
affections have given way to the use Of this medi
cine, and now, after twenty years experience, my
estimation of Brandret's Pills continues to in
crease. e 81 - 0a
"a ~ Hss. OBSTRUCTION.
A young lazy, beautiful and healthy, took cold,
which caused serious obstruction for two years
her health was broken down and her beauty de-
parted. ~ length Brandrctl's Pills were tried :
eleven doses, of from two to fosr, were taken in
iiftcsn days preceding the usual period. Regular
ty was restored, and her health and good looks re-
covered.
hss WORMS. aoi
Brandreth's Pills are the best vermiface they
inlIiblc. little Child sx VI airs Old Tor some
weeks was dropping its mother gave il. one of
Brandreth's sugar coated pills the next day there
came away worm sixteen inches long, and as large
AZ achilles finger. The child was well.
g PLEURISY. 10 fA
n gentleman. away from home, was taken with
pleurisy the indamnsatien was terrible; every
breath made him writhe with agony. Eight Bran
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-02
LOOK OUT

For ,a-cc lot of NEW GOODS to be received
few days al the ier i'rire Store. We will
= II cheaper than the cheapest.
RICE & SMITH.
D~ccrnl,rr - 1873
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-02
PtIn:.iSHER,S MARK.

P--s,u's out of the county receiving papers
narkc thus q liter their name, viii understand
- signify shat their time has about xprcd, and
!: 1t ssr,trcr remittance Is solicited.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.


There will be a regular communication of Ply
nsost', Lodge. No li9, of Ancient York Masons,
At Naso ic Hall, Friday evening at 6 = O'Clock,
p. Members are respectfully invited 10 attend
III. G. THAYER, Secretary.
December ?, le5S.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-02

ZATION, OR ANY MECHANICAL
APPLIANCES.
Just Published, the 9th edition, in sealed cnvel
oP, gratis, and mailed to any address, postpaid,
on receipt of two stamps.
u Mis- little work, emanating from a celebrated
member of the medical profession, gises the
most important information ever published to all
persons entertaining doubts of their physical con
5tion, ,r who arc conscious of having hazirdcd
their hcth and happness-corltaining the partictl-
lars of an entirely ard perfect remedy for Spcr
natorrlpa or Seminal Weakness, Debility, Ncr-
vousness Depression of Spirits, Loss of Energy,
Ia-situdc, Timdity, Involuntary Seminal Dis
charges. Impaired Sight aud Memory, Eotchcs
and Pimplcs the Face, Piles. Indigestion, Palpi-
tation of the Heart, and Bodily Prostration of the
whole system, inducing impotency and mental and
piysical incapacity--by means of which every one
may cure himself privately. and at trifiing cx-
pensr.
IL Address DIR. CHI. J. c. KLINE. LIST Avenue
cor 18th St, New York: Post Box No. 1856.
Nov. 4, 1e56.-523mi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-02

House met
On motion Of Mcrri6cld. leave Of absence
was given Mr. Stan!ield till Monday eve
ming.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-02

Ne,r. TOl1pe,. Ne9 Dress and Ne'O. club Terms
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-02

EyRENCH GLASS. all sizcs. f0r esors Fsopts
II Show Cases, &c.s al ROBERTS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-02
TAiLoRiNo!

between the Post Office and vinnedge 4 Bros
Grocery Store, Plymouth. Ind.
8. & NJ. DECKER.
October 90, ls5S-5l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-06
by TELEGRAPH To THE STIP
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRESS
ai OF President Msnree's Remain. a,
Richns,,d


RICHMOND, July 5-The Jam.s,o,,,, ,-,,A ~
remains Of the l.fe President No. - ~ 80.
virginia and New York COMMITTEE. ,rrt...a =,
. ~ 'hiS morning. An immense p.tb.,ta,, e.
eluding The Riobmlnd military Ga. Goyernor
aud Mayor, Were on the wharve< The C.oy.,,Hr
Mayor and others went on board and v,.,. &c.
dnced 10 their guests
The Naticnsi Guard arrived az 10 10 on IN.
steamer Glen Cove, which went down the river
about lw miles for ihem-the Ericsson having
NJ Mnmio.d ia n eloquent speech To which Cot
bn.Nee replied In a felicitous manner
LHe 'enldlns Were then taken from the James
tpwn Dt Tue ll-bcarers and placed in an open
htafS" drawn 10y six white horses
The bands PLAYED a dfspe and the nrocessio,
moved ~ hslf past eleven forming maonisc snt
pageant All the ia - In the ci,y and ,hIootnc
were lowered TO haif- mast MANY OF the hnJld
iBgS were draPed in usourninz MINT. yuu.
were nnd, aad all the bells toIled daring an.
march. A shower of rain laid the a ~ and "a.
Atmosphere YVES less oppressive. The streets
were ihrnnged with people
AZ O'Clock the procession arrived az Holly
wood cemetery. The military formed a circle
around the grave. The bands PLAYED solemn
diTse. Governor Wise then delivered an ad-
dress, giving sketch Of the services Of the illus
t1ous de eaSed. and OF the circumstances which
led L. the removal Of his remains He also paid
high compliment to New York patriotism. and
made an eloquent appe al in behai Of the 4 MON
PRAYER was then offered by Rev. DIR. Reid Of
the Presbyterian church. and the colin was con-
signed 10 The grave am a the roar Of the ca mon
After tue closing Of the ceremonies, the National
Guards were escorted TO the spNciO Is lining hall
where The remainder of tho afternoon wa speat
la social intercourse with the edmond mI Iitary
Speeches were made by Hon. John Cochrane
Governor Wise, Colohels Duyree and LYONS
and others.
Tie conduct Of the New York uniIitary-tleir
discipline and dePortment-elicited unbounded
praise
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, AuctIonser.

II. D. u mcuD h0CtlOneer.
GALL OF HANDSOME EURNITUREAND
\, HoUsEHoLD j FftCTs.-On WEDNESDAY
MORNING. July 9Th. at 40 O'Clock | sfall sell AL
the valuable Furniture and Effects (nearly newt of
a gentleman declining Housekeeping, at No. 2n5
rem. avenue, three GooTs east of 18th street,
prIsIng-
One superior Rosewood seven octave Piano, Foot
stool and Cover.
A handsome set of Rosewood Parlor Furniture.
One splerd,d rosewood Centre Table. of hlgn cost,
. telle. ~
One PAIR Of fine French Plate Oval Mirrors.
WIDOW Curtains, HanginEs. and Shades,
Dne age oll PAINTING and Sundry Ornsm enis,
me Ensnsh Brussels, Three ply and lIgrain Car
One arse Feinour Stove for Parlor,
splendid Ing hit Gas Chandelier and other gas III
One Marble Top Centre Table and two handsome
Two fine Walnut chamher Sets. complete with
Bureaus, Bedstesds, Wa-drobes and Wash
Sunlry Mattresses, Beds, superior Quilts. Blank
. cts. Linen SheetIngs. &c.
Handsome Dining Room deboard with msr5le
One Dining Extension Table, and one Bre,kIa..
Hair cloth Sofas. Dinn. Chairs and Side Table,
One sreBdld embd. China Tea Sci, and oue White
China Dinner Set.
One handsome Albata Tea Set.
tine Cut Glass and Table Cutlery,
Cooking stove and Kitchen 4 eQusItes,
Mating ard O;lcloths.
tine hne Oak Tab e and ChaIrs for tall,
And numerous articles required In housekee ping
used. ~
Terms: $40 and urder cash over that sum. ,
credli 6f and months for satisfactorily endorsed
P.S. The house is for rent /; inquire on the prem
jys-d J. C. Mcguire. Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN. Auotioneer

GALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS,
~ CoURT HOUSEHOLD AND hTrCHEN FUBNI-
TURF. AT AucTIos,-t,n WEDNESDAY, the I'm
instant, shall sell, at 10 O'Clock n IN, at the late
residence of ". A. Randall. deceased No. 4s6 north
street. next TO the corner of 10th street. good as
sor;ment of Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Son, Ottoma ne, and Chars
DO. marble top Pier Tables, Bookcase. and
Secretary
Do. and walnut Card and other Tales
cottage Bedsteads, Feather Bed, and Mattresses
Parlor and other Carpets
Cane and o her Chairs
GIrandoles. nit frame Mirror and Clock
China, Glass. and Crockery Ware plated Castor
Cooking, Air tight, and other Stoves, and Kitchen
requisites
Also, good lot OF Books, some valuabls works.
Terms cash. By order oI the admInistratrIx.
jy II A GREEN Annt
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DIED,

DIED.
In Tins city, on the morning of the 9th ingtsnt
JOHN MORGAN in the 9Th mont of his AGE SON
OF James II. and Laura Ann Moore
his inneTai VII take pace from the residence OF
MS un1e: John L. Murphey. corner OF 18th and G.
streets, ls.and, at 10 O'Clock To morrow Morning
the IN NJ INST The friends and scqaanances are
And our home Is w apt IN gloom;
wonder not that We re broken hearted,
That tears OF sorrow reach the tomb.
We wiped the tear drop from his eyes
And sno"thed his sliken hair
With all a mothers tenderness.
with ali u mothers care.
But the little one IS an angel now
sn5 aa siIslons U.S., or"wn on n,a youthful brow.
Mid the SHINING ones of the better land.
On the Attn instant, JOHN MARCEt.I.US the
only child of May and MarcoIlus Hoitzman, ss ed
Dearest John, thou hast left us,
We thy loss most deeply feel
But 'ns God that hath bereft us,
tie Gan al our sOrrOws heal.
., On the night OF the 5th Instant, MARY MAR
THA, aged ~ months and 10 days, daughter Of
Eliza RANGES and DIR. John ! Dyer.
The friends Of the family invited tn attend her
tunera u" morrow Morning, al 9's O'Clock.
cS On 'Is at. s,h m G kkS2 ss1 daah
Ia days..
The friends ard acquant.ncps of the family are
ddence of her parents. No. 442 Mass avenue, This
Evsnlng, At ocI9ok Her remains will be taken to
On the morning OF the 5th instant, of pneumonia
JAMES RADCLIFFE DUNN, aged S. ysars.
Relatives and frsn1s attended him TO the close OF
reaiizsd. - : - - 80
His funeral will take place This Tuesday After
noon, at O'Clock from the residence of MS sister
Si' Mass. avenue. near 18th street. -I
On the morning, of the 9Th instant, MARY, the
beloved vile Of WIN. Wise, In the 18th ear of her
age. .rr
The friends of the family invited to att. nd her
funeral on Tomorrow EvAning, at 4 O'cIOck, from
her late residence. No. IS AZ street
On Monday, the 5th Of July. Of chrome Groups,
HONURA, daughter Of John F. and H.rnet M
boyle, in the 5th year of her age.
The friends of the family are requested to attend
her funeral This TUESDAY Evening, at IA O'Clock
from the residence of her parents.
On the 5th instant, ELIZABETH VERENA,
mf.nt daughter Of Godfrey and Philippine Saubly,
aged months. &C.,. ri :
On Wednesday even nj last, AN BROSE, infant
son of Michael K. and Catharine Shyns.
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The Fourth i'm BaItimer.,

BALTIMORE, April 6.-The day passed of qui-
city In this city. but there were several disturb
ances in the outskirts. party of rowdies Wis
tied the woods, near the city, where a sabbath
School celebration was being held, and shot de 4
boy fifteen years old, a son Of Col. John r
Farlow. Great excitement ensued hut the per-
petrator escaped. Several arrests were made
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, July Flour is firm sales az
1900 bbls; State % 20as3 IS; Ohio 81 Quasi -;
Southern 81 45aSi IS
Wheat is buoyant; sales 29,OJO bushels; West
ern white Al O5aI 10
Corn il buoyant; sales 81 GOO bushels; mixed at
7Oa1S, white 7Sss0, yellow SisS5c.
Pork is steady; mess slG 80 prime al sl3.i
alb 80.
Lard i steady n la7s allie.
Whisky closed firm, At &c.
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The Fourth in PhiIsd.IphIa.

PHILADELFHIA, July The celebration Of the
nation = independence here passed of without
disturbance or accident. The only public de
monstration was Democratic meeting in indie !!
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FUTURE DAYS.

VIRTUE OF TWOCg WITS OF FIERI
iaclas, issued from the Clerks Office of the Cir
cut Court ofthe District of Columbia for the county
OF Mashlng ton, and to me directed, shall pose
door Of sid County, on TUESDAY, the 10Th dsy
OIL July, 1853, at IL O'Clock m, the foovIng de-
snriDed property, to wit: 4 II defendants Tlzht
title AIM and interest IN and to All those rie ces OF
ground md Pre- misses situated and lying in the City
OF WASHINGTON, ID. g., AID known as subdivision MI
and of Lot No. AIN Square No. 81. al said eity
as sald subdivisions have been laid out for the Bal
tnore and O"IO Railroad Company and a pIst
thereof duly recorded, the said lots and having
aIoRt OF - feet Ia inches on Indiana avenue ind
street, and averaging - feet Sd inches on LIST street
west, and containing Z $50 squars feet, being the
northeast corner Of SAID square. seized and levied
upon as the property of James Crufchett a Il will
be sold 20 satisfy JudcIals Nos ~ and Il 10 March
term 1857, IN favor of Hamilton & Cam. use Of j.
~. b. DE Bow. j. ID. HOOVER,
je 22-td L. :. Marshal District COLUMBIA.
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Arrival of the CITY of Washington.

NEw YORK, July 6.-The City OF Washington
from Liverpool on the I'D, has been signaIIed
from the Hook. Her advices were telegraphed
from Cape Race
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Serious Railroad Accident.

TRENTON, n j, July "A serious collision
occurred this morning between a coal and a
freig bt train, on the Belvidere road Boih loco
motives aud several cars were smashed The
cond uctor and fireman If the freight train we .
dangerously inJurd; the engineer Of the coal
train was badly scalded, and several others were
slightly injured, but more killed
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RiuaUclaI.

Ngw TORr, July -Stocfs are higher. Chi
cago and Rock Island IS Lacrosse and Mil
wdukie 6Ai Michigan Southern - New York
Central s,si's PenEa. Coal. Co. IS; Reading 10;
Nj .lwaukie and Mississippi 20; Mo. 6's sax
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BALTIMORE, July 6.-Flour steady but quiet;
Howard street and Ohio 81 81; fresh ground City
Mills held 81 IS.
Wheat steady; good 10 prime reds Il O0sl "a.
fair TO choice whites 81 I5sSl Is, " hite Viz
ginia 81 80.
Corn is dali for white, but yellow is in good
demand a t16a75c
Provisions dull.
Whiskey is hmer at e2a23c.
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By J. G. Mcguire, Auctioneer.


VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE .rrrR
v CORNER OF DELAwIRs AVENrE AND NORTH n
SIT AUcTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, June Sn,h, at Ga O'Clock, on the premises
sna sell part OF Lot No. 5, In Square No &C., sItu
ated at the corner of Delaware aveaue and north n
street, within one Square of the Capitol, and con
tanning lS,9 $40 square feet.
This is one ofthe most desirable unmproved 10
cations Tor sale IN the city and very desirable
tension. Title ind putahle -
Terms: One third cash; the residue in C, u, and
interest. '
je AID &C. MCGUIRE, Auct.
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
ssme hour ard place. ' -
Lyld &c. Mcguire. Aucf.