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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-30

InValtds, y Office this Fact! For the past
Fifty years Dr.. S. 0. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE
BlTIEks have been uDrivaed effective and valu
able Spring and SUMMER medicine. And while almost
every CT the thousands Of remedies that have been
introduced within that period has been abandoned Dr.
RICHARDSON'S medicine has been sustained with increased
popularity For sale at the Doctors Office No. 81 Hano-
yer Street, Boston, and by dealers in medicine every
where mvl0 d4mA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-30

Bliss Dyspeptic Remedy.-We arc the only
authorized Agents fer its sale in New York.
HABRAL, RISLEY, & KITCHEN,
au2S d&A2w Wholesale Druggists, Now York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-30

BuEsaes' BuSgIer, for sale cheap One new first
class Buggy and one second hand Buggy. Inquire at
BATTEtLES Sewing Machine Rooms,
mat dU Merrihed's Building Union st
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-30
F. WARREN, City Marshal
SALISBURY MANSION SCHOOL,
LINCOLN SQUARE. WORCESTER, MASS.

The Fall Term Of this Boarding and Day School iyr
Young Ladies, will open on MONDAY the 18th day Of
september next at o'clock Puuctua attendance is re
quested. j. V. BEANIE, Principal
iy2Q
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The w orcesGer Wafer Cure VIII hereafter
be exclusively devoted 10 the female patiens
while the other will he received only as boarders-
the location Of this establishment elevate quiet and
healthy, combining the advantages of both town and
country Open at all seasons, For circulars address
ROGERS, NJ. D Worcester, Mass.
u Dr. RoGERs day Office is in the Central Exchange
Post Office floor During the Evening and night he may
be found at the Water Cure dtf ami
DIR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS
o Il FEM LES.
inJaui5fe IN correcting, regulating, and TemoUing
all distractions, from whltsUer cause. and
all9ays sncoesstgk as restoratfpe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-30

CHAPLIN * DADMUN,
& COUNSELLORS at Law
Nos Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass
HENRY CHAPLIN, Appleton DADaUs.
aDl dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-30

we are continually receiving additions to our stock Of
Gas Fixtures, Shades &c. and are prepared to furnish
public and private buildings on the most favorable
terms We are the agents for this city for the sale Of
THE CARROLL BURN
which is famous for giving the most brilliant light, whs
convincing proof of its
ECONOMY AND BRILLIANOY.
It very desirable burner for Drop Lights or for Shops
where steady light is needed. rSi
TeFms-0ue Prtoe--Cash,
FIRTH NICHOLS
d&W1 Dpnnsitp 10, at,ta ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-30

Trot' W GODS Buar RestOratfye,-ln our
advertising columns is TO be found an advertisement ~
lhs popular restorative. We know nothing Of is meri
save what we read but that is suisept nsrtic,lart
when we see such testimony Of its efficacy 90 The foloW
ing, which We clip from the Ottawa Free Tradsr,
hHvlng tried successfully sundry highly recommend
ed hair toros' on own half denuied crown We h,
lost all confidence In nosTums Of that sort until wee
ago we met distinguished politician OF this state whom
we had seen three years ago with thin hair as gray
as rat bat boasting ane head OF hair az ons
could wish. We demanded the secretof bls improyeS
ape arance when he readily accounted Tor it nv ascrh
ing it TO the virtues II Prot Woods Hair Restorative
We shall try that next.-Roek RgUer Democrat
For sale by GEORGE Il sPUhh. and by ali respect
able Druggists dhw2w snSs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-30

RemOvaI.-Dr. LtNNELL, Homeopathic, has
semoyed tn No. Elm street. first resdepce above len
Lincoln House. Office hours from 2to and to =. u
OF an
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-30
PECK's CEMENT DRAIN Pipes

or the drainage Of Sinks, Cellars Water Closets So
manufactured at % Mechanic street These nina w.,
from three to SIX inches 10 diameter two leet o6a AMI
re constructed that hey may be easily put together
making complete and esirdble DRAIN without the res{
expense attending the laying Of brick drains.
List OF prices at the yard
3 inch Ia cents per foot
4 Ii
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-30
G r YER * BAK RS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Is SUMMER STREET, BOSTON,
495 BROAD WAY, NEW YORK,

u These Machines are justly admitted to be
THE bestin use for Family Sewing, making strong,
land elastic stitch which will NOT rip even il every
fourth stitch be cut Circulars sent or application by
letter. Agents wanted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-30

TERRIBLE ADvENTUgE.-We extract the
following particulars from a private letter -
About five weeks since, Mr.. Lewis II. Nun
ger of Topeka, Kanzas Territory, formerly of
this city, while riding on horse. back, not far
from that place, was terribly injured by his
horse becoming enraged. The first intima.
ton he had Of it, the animal commenced
rearing and plurging, but, as be did not sue
coed in throwing his rider, the brute actually
laid down and rolled over, thereby bringing
Mr.. Munger to the ground. Quicker than
thought the horse spfang upon the rider,
planting his knees upon his PROSTATE victim,
and commenced tearing his arm and shout
der in shocking manner. Mr.. Munger says
he had no idea Of ever getting from him alive
lie, however, succeeded in getting the horse
by the tongue and thus conquered the tiger.
He then mounted the animal and succeeded
in reaching home. The left arm was laid
bare to the bone two thirds Of the way to
the elbow. 1t was only by the best care and
skill that his life was saved, as the arm NOR
titled the next day. We are happy to state
that Mr.. M. is now out Of danger. The
horse is one he took with him from Buffalo,
some ten months since. Buffalo Republican.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-30

Ali orders from the city or country promutIv s,t,;a
by calling at rs Mechanic street, my house 63 5ntb
bridge rect or with j. D. rs, 10 Thomas street.
JSAV oJ JAS. O. PECK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-30

A G. w L L A M S,
perintendent
In the immediate vicinity Of the Boston & Worcester
Railroad, Norwich Worcester aud Nashua & Worocs.
er Depots d&@tf je16
=. M PettengiII & Co, Newspaper and Adver
lsng Agents. the Agents for the spy and are author
zed to receive nts and Subscriptions for us az
the same rates required this office Their receipts
are regarded as payments. Their New England Office 10
at Boston. 10 State strict.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-30

The Fall Term Of this Boarding and Day School fgr
Young Ladies, will open on MONDAY the 18Th day Of
September next at o'clock Puuctua attendance is re
ques;sd. J. v BEANIE, Principal
BUY NE AND I'LL Do YOU GOOD. !
Now is the time to use the great Spring and sunmer
DR.. LANGLEY's Root AND HERB
B /. II 7 f r =
Comoosed Of SGTsaPartua, Wtid Cherry, YsHoS
Dock, Priokiy 1sh, Thoroughwort, RhabGrJ, Man
drake, DGndsiiOn, &C.,-GH Of IUhlch are so com
Rounded as to act in concert and assist Nature in
erddicGting disease
The effect of this medicine is most wonder fu-t acts
directly upon the bowels and blood by removing all ob
tructions fem the internal organs, stimulating them in
to healthy action, renoyatine the fountains Of life aud
Vlgor, purifying the blood, cleansing it from oil humors
aud causing to through every part Of the
dody They cure and eradicate from the system Liver
Complaint-thst main wheel Of many discases-Jsuu-
dice il its worst forms all Bilious diseases and Foul
stomach, Dyspepsia, Cosyeness, Humors Of the Blood
and Skim Indigestion headache, Dizziness Piles ReRrt
burn Weak ness, Pain in the Side Bowels Fauleucy
Loss of Appetite, and all kulrrd complaints by
torpid diseased Liver, disordered Stomach bad
Blood to which all are more less subject in Spring and
Summer.
If taken in large doses Fever and Aeue may be bro-
en- up and cured at ooce, This has become slandad
medicine, and is decidedly the best the world ever saw
Price only 25c for the pint and SIDE for the quar-
Sold by all medicine dealers everywhere. Order
should be addressed to J. o. LANGLEY, IL Marsha
Sold by all the Druggists in Worcester.
mch3 d&Y6n
once known never f0FgOtIeu.-u our read
ers would have positive luxury for the Toilette use
Blcogett's "Persian Balm.7 For Cleansing the Teeth
sha ing, Champooipg Bathing, Beautylng the Com
Pexon, removing Tan, Pimples, Freckles Sun marks,
aad all disagreeahe msrks from the Skin it has equal
Sold by all Druggists. 3. BLODGEEr & CO., Pro
prietors, 0gdensburgh. N. Y.
Sold by all Druggists Worcester and wholesale and
retail by JOHN Q. HILL, Mechanics Han Binding.
ep2S d& s8m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-30

L n G O l. Il ~ S e
WORCESTER, MASS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-30
DIR. LANGLEY,s Root AND HERB

BUY Me AND pLL DO YOD GOOD. !
Now is the time to use the great spring and summer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-30
The Frnser River Mfnes.

The San Francisco Bulletin sums up the
intelligence from Fraser river, and adds:
" The news is not yet conclusive either as
to the richness or extent of the new gold field
but our latest account are certainly very fa-
yorable'
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He has permission to refer to his former teachers NJ
dusTAvE sATrER, Boston, aod MessIs. A, 3. and b. D.
ALLEN, Worcester. led an
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-02-17
The Row In Congress,

We should have received the account
Of the row In Congress In time for lust
weeks paper, but failiug 10 do 40, we give
below extracts from the New York Her.
aifs Washington Correspondence 40.
count Of the fray, as being about ~ faith.
fal and impartial as snything iwea have
seen relative to TINT disgraceful scenes: ?
The version that Is given here Of the
origin Of the fray IA. that Mr.. Grow. Of
Pennsylvania, the acknowledged leader Of
the republican party In the House, Oh
iected to d proposition that was being
made by Mr.. QuitrnaA, of Mississippi,
while he (Grow) was on the democratic
side OF the House, aud that Mr. Keitt
having suggested that Grow should GO
over to his own side Of the House to OBJ
ject, Grow rcjoined to the effect that he
was not to be ordered by any slave driver,
and that thereupon the chivalrous South
Carolinian feeling hmsel! nsulted, col.
Jared the black republican,
The remark Of Keilt which provoked
the retort Of Grow, was not framed in
such a polite and parliamentary style as
the accounts that have referred to would
Indicate. 1t would hardly be ruled or
considered in any deliberative body as in
order, according to parliamentary, rules
for one honorable niember to address IN.
other honorable member thns:A "Go over
to your own side Of the Honse, yoa damned
black republican puppy", Aud yet. those
are the precise words which the honorable
member from South Carolina addressed
to the honorable memberfor Pennsylvania.
The response of the latter that hs was not
to be driven by the lash OF q slave driver
was natural retort, and entirely justi6n
bic under the circumstances. II was one
That could hardly be ruled ont of order
even in debate. This, you may rest as.
spred, is the true version Of the origin Of
the scene which then transpired. +'e's''
In an instant the Southern chevalier had
jumped upfrom the semi .recumbent atti-
tude which ne had been occupying with
his eheels ,ou his desk, and grasped the
Northern chevalisr BY the throat They
are both young men, strong aud athletic,
and the blood ofathe Northern Ii no less
fiery than that Of the Southert, Grow
seized Kett,9 aud there was rnomentary
struggle betwseniSthsm.ei Mr. navisss lot
Misspia tan, pSwerfilsi nsi, witii SRoy q
morsel of love for those abolitionists who
don y believe Ia the fLecompton Qonven-
tion, promptly interfsred and'ionssd tho
combatants from each other Then Ksitt
struck at Grow, Grow struck back, and
Keitt went down. The backors Of the
Southern champion say that he stumbled;
those Of the Northern champion that he
fell under the apnowess Of their maN. 1t
was such an instantaneous thing that
fear the question uust ever seaain dis
|putsd onc,s On the Monept the forces al
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-02-17
THE DIFFERENCE.

"There is a difference ldpon the policy
to be pursued in regard to Kansas affairs,
existing in great minds, but that honest
difference makes not Mr.. DOUGLAS, or Mr..
PUaH, or the President less o Democrat.
fErtract from an administration paper.
So we thought Bat read the follow
ing taken from letter Of the Cincinnati
Eaquirer's Washington correspondent; !,
Applicants for Office ore just now in
a state, Of melancholy suspense. .t,eA few
days since, q gentleman from Ohio called,
with strong recommendations, for his re-
ten,ion in, the Post Office of his native
town, an Office which he had filed with
great satisfaction. He presented his pa
persl to tho President, and urged his claims
with, that grace and modesty SO peculiar to
the Office seekers Of Ohio, "My dear sir,
said Mr.. Buchanan, II cannot do any.
thing for youat present.; you must wait;
,es sant tell icAo wiW be, Dempcrats in, ten
days from thistime.p The.applieaut took
back his papers and Withdrew, with the
Singular impression creeping into his
head that his appointment depended con-
siderably upon 'circumstanceS.'"1 A. aoa )
I We could not, for q moment, beleys
The President had uttered any such sen
timent as contained in the above extract
but we have heard the same thing froa
several other sources. alf true, the anti
I.ecompton Democrats eau take c@ o.
themselecs;; aad We have theconsoiation o
knowing that II is not in the powerof any
man to. say who may or may not be De
.naoerats. ---l aahLu M N .-.m VI uL -
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Executon ofthe lMeK Ksesport Murder
Ioss yfda7sg;ff, os yoreaaB III gsgw sasai
PursBuRo, Friday, Feb. Ia.

,raod PuTsBuRo, Friday, Feb l2s 0
ash Henry Fife and CharlSttea } ones, two Of
the Ne Keesport amurderefs were hung
sbis aflsaoonaStl aStltwoao'cIock.g l iaies gsaA
! = About tuirtd persons witnessed the iex.
ecution inside of the jail-yard. There was
a4isrgo crowd outside. ss.l
% Both delivered addresses, ackpowledg-
ing the justice Of their sentence, but pro-
pouncing Monroe Stewart innocent, i
The latter Is sentepcsd to be hung in, .
fortnight. 1.;s,s ( !, sg.S, es55 !. ,4.,
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with regard to one, and smallor limited
with regard to another; it was eqnal with
respect TO ALL Inced Scarcely coptend
that if their will is to govern, it becomes
necessary to ascertain what il ia. As
look upon it. therefore, the admission that
the question of slavery should be submit
ted to a vote Of the peopie FOR the nar.
pose OF ascertaiuipg their wishes touehing
thai Institution, carries with it the hrth-l
er admissioa that all other Institutions
should be subjected to the same test
The error arises from shutting .oat of
view the fact that the territorial legisla-
tien oil. iS54 intended TO establish u gov
ernmeatal policy with respect to slavery;
that It was designed to leave that "domes-
tic iastitxtioao Just where all other dos,
mestic instisutionsn were left-within, the
popular control. That hys nsing the
verbs slavery and E'domestic instieu-
tions, in the same sentence, Congress did
net intend they should be regarded as sy-
nonymous, but as a member and a family.
Slavery is domestic institution, not do
mcstic institutions; il is Singular not spln-
raj; IL is one, not many. To adept this
fault OF interpretation, would he to do not
ouly great and perhaps irretrievable'inja.
ry to the people Of Kansas, hut those
ofevery Territory hereafter to be organ.
ized = 3 .' e -. ~ ,Sa /. ~ ss',.,.t,ea q q
Isit not too plain that popular soyerss
eighty SO much ,extolled in the Thirty
Third Gonprass and sO hirhlv RECON-
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,257fT4F rsssSs. .4.---frH45iiH BIO

> We extract the following from the pry,
Pcecdinga Of Congress. on Friday last. Iis.9 BIO
/ Mr.. Hoard said that rumorss WAS adoatso
involving the rights and dignity ofaths 81
House, and askedaleave tofofier iresolu-1ay
tion for the appointment Of5a sccmmistes,oii
TO Investigate ,whssher erattsmpts he'd bssusac
made by persons copnected with the iExsSsd
ecutive Department, or persons sotingMnss&
der their advice. TO influence thsCactioui ofsys
the House, directly, BY promise or insihatuoo
datien. rgiyagio withholding patroSkgasN
&c. s4oTsifa folsats
'es Lively proceedings fo2owedspz q ,sa2
Fel MrsdWarren objectedto the receptioR,xis
Iof heresolutions HIMr.l! Hoard iwoqld bs;s
putshisi finger upon the ipersonsso ioflead skl
ing hs would vote with him, but sEotniford Il
suehlsweepiag, inde6nite chargsabrss I'd ND
Esf MrG Houston said ifi the gentlenaEis 81
would state onShis own responsibiiit itpthak "a
Himprepey Influences had heeh :us6dbi that asi
|wouldiaGord q tangible grosnlf lfOss invessissa
stigations Ybutno tscnrrilous articles efroa,os.
DnevspApegg wQuld1 esd stsw ya sva e1sas
ew Nc; Hoard'rsad from the RicAmostlr nj
i2suth which said that she, Presidept, hsaaaa
declared ahat he would put the ilLsc6mp&ssd
ton QonstitstiOA through inse thirty ds3s; oE
or bgat as'four desirohlsa votss scould hl,Han
procured by means of fExsrutivb bAppaipts asg
lmentsi but it would seqsirs MICE snsiasee-ss y
ing, liw l8ai II est zssk. ilsil stt ~ saiv
The Speaker thought thatoahh s1id saA
not present the question ofspsstilses, 81 ssa
p Mr.. Hoard read from the vbrfsspoadq =
eut Of The 1'1bans ss fJllows: III qsSsa ssi
that until Monday morning,is wss3xpecs lR'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-02-17

~ The widow Of Commodore Perry,
died ip New. York 0p Thursday night the
sIith inst. -. .4s - s,lfa, u a,9i 9iss.assgJ 4
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n n - PI1JT8 OF
wooBsFsELD. OHIO, FEB. IT. 1883.

0~ Absence from our post for some
ave or six days, must serve as our excuse
for any shortcomings in to-day's paper.
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y would be b ata government of force or
l deeply regret that those who support
the Lscompton constitution have not
restedsit upon priuciple, but upon expe-
'dIency AS read the message of the
President, he sanctions it in order that
the country may get rid of the excite
mentt which has SO dong prevailed on the
subject. y What excitement, pray? That
which has been caused repeated acts
Of violence, smothering the popular will
and gagging the popular voice. Its Ian
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Nobls .Cauaty ,ia2r- Temperance Resela,
= tioa7- 4HprNey's Fec BW IN Haiehs
Se5treqsWg B,W WHRportera EpeRcS
y ~ &aNi's Speech, So ..hn.a m l.ln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-09
PROPOSALS FOR LITHoGRAPHINGA AND
IL For ENGRANlNG o. WOOD.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUeIIC PRINTING!
Washington, July 3, l2is. \
Sealed proposals will he received al thIs Off ce I'M
m Monday, the lS'h instant, Tor engraving stone,
and printing from tue same. 1Ur the of the Sen
ate aid House of Representatives. of tue United
States, the following Maps. Plans, aud Sketches,
No. l. 60 800 copies Of each Of four quarto Maps
10 accompany the Pac.hc Railroad Ne
No. 2.-5.e0 copies OF Map OF the Explorations m
Territory of the Nebraska, &C.
No. 3.-l,5S c"pes at each of the following Mape
ct tue Louisville aud Portland tansl;
pan OF the LII Lock OF the same an
Pan OF Lattice Pivot Bridge for the
same.
No. Al $50 copies of Sketch of the Country near
the southern Boundary oC Kansas.
No. 5.-l,5 copies of d Map showing The BOUNDARY
Of the Creek Country.
Ma. 6.-l ,SDcGPIas nf Map To accompany IL. r. r.
Beale's W agOn road eport.
No. lis copies of Sketch Of the Southwest
Pass
The per for printing the Maps, &C.. wall be fur
Sealed propose . will also be received until the
same time for Engraving On Wood n number of
la stratI"ns 10 accompany tire agricultural Patent
merit snf use of the Dromedary. These Illustra-
tons amount, In the aggregate, To about htteen
royai octave pages.
All Of this work is to be executed IN the highest
STYLE of the art. and Will be open for the pee,on
OF bidders 1T this Office until the morning of the day
for closing the bids.
Proof impress MS with the originals are required
To be submitted to this Office for approval
ton. free Of expense for transmission, before the
Ii is TO he distinctly understood that no bad will
be nteraned from any party not lrectly engaged
m AM practlcs acquainted with, the character
the work bid Tor. Bonds will he required from the
bidders for the faithful execution of their
contracts.
The, proposals must be addressed to the und-r-
signed, and endorsed Proposals for Engraving,
de-" GEO. w. BOWMAN.
y 6eodtd superintendent.
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE.-By authority of a de sd OF
= trust dated the 9Th of March, 1876. recorded IN
Llher j. A. -. No. us, folio l9, from Rachel Wang h.
w m. A. Waugh, Ann VI. Waugh, John Ross and
wife, and Geo. w. Godey and wife, to the subseri-
her. Will sell ut auotO TO he hest bidder the
49, day OF july next. between the hours Of4 and S
oc ocl IN tae afternoon IN front OF the premises all
the interest OF the partIes above ed that
parcel of ground IN Georgetown. ID. u, which be-
gins on the south line of Bridge street at the west
corner of the brick building lately owned by John
MonniZ. and running tHence with Fridge strs el west
u ieet thenca south ~ feet TO feet alley running
from Jefferson street, thence east ~ feet SAID
Mountzs property, and thence north On feet TO the
beginning. with the Dwelling house and other I'M
pioyeme"ts thereon, as now ia The upatIon Of
sad Rachel Waugh.
Terms: S50 cash. and the residue at G, u, and IL
months the purchaser To gave his bOi DIS, with
", bearing Intr from the cay ol Snd deed
~ tTu on the premises feeds at the purchasers
cost. 1.-THE terms Of sale he comp ed with with
IN days from tho day of sale, the property be
resod after hive days notice The National Intell-
geDcer, at the cost aud rss of the detauting pur-
chaser SAM'I CROPIEN. TrastPe
ie l7-Sisv EDW. -. WRIGHT. Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-09
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer

DURIiC SALE OF HOUSE AND IOT.-By
L virtue of an order of the Orphans Court, daily
cenhined 10y the tircdlt COut ia Chancery sitting,
DAY the 18th day of July, 1853, at O'Clock D. M
on the prenises. ali that piece parcel of ground
situated on I'D street west. between 4. aud Nj sts,
In the CITY of Washington, ID. e.. aud known and
Described IN the plan Of the sand city the
par: oi Lot numbered eIgt "a. ln Square numbered
hty one, Isl y beginning for the ri point or
the northwestern corner of an alley Is feet Ide and
23i ST. west. running thence with s4id alley u.2
feet 2L lIchesD easterly, thence north az feet,
thence West tl22 feet "a Inches,I thence south I2
feet) 10 the place OF beginning, with the improve
ments thereon, cons sting Of = small Frame House
Terms: One half cash the residue IN { months
premises.
II the terms of sale are not compiled with within
days from the day of sale, the property will lie re
sold at the cost and expense of the purchaser. All
conveysncIng ~ the ex pensa OF the purchaser
EDWARD e. CARRINGTON, Trustee.
ie 2;- ao6 DIS GREEN
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New York N1arkets

NEW YORK, July 9-Fiour 10 firm; sales Of
$50 bbls.; State closed at % sJas3 90; Ohio
81 6Ga2i7 IS.
red SlaSi .O2 do white 81 .'3al 10 Corn Is nrm:
sales i2ooo bushels mixed at 6Ss7s, yellow e,
white s0asI.
Pork y firm; mess GIG 65a16 IS; prime sI3 Goa
Sl3 ~ Lard is buoyant at IIslIYc
WHISKY is dull at 2ac