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, 1859-11-04

At Fond du Lac the following six arc to be in-
tsrcd with til. last honors paid by the entire
public Us III Oshkosh:
, 1859-11-04
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.

II {. q. SCRITES, 4deertf1aq A9s.1~ u 1-.srt~rna
il ak7tr3 10 s4e;s< IIt<,tisAkats for is a%f ali :Ae
Ln1diaa Papt7s aftAs Worth #e~- ja1.hes+T
, 1859-11-04

~ w ~ JolH 1oueSt 4iS bSa4 0tEH 6tteEL3
anu get Jonr clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will be we'll dore and ut prices 10 suit tic times.
STRANGERS ASn Csr1zESs REuuln1sf. PnEsEszs,
vii! lind every variety Of cl.1ste, rich aud ele-
CANT fancy goods, Vi ]. b. Parks Bazaar Of
Fancy, 1.l Like street: Also, elegant bridal
and l'arty Fans, in pearl sticks, painted parch-
ment backs; Peazl Sticks il, white cherry, blue
and painted silk 1rcry $,lcks in white cherry,
blue and printed sis; saainl Wood, in si!k.
blue and sold, pearl aud gold. Fancy Combs,
in coral aud guild, blue and gold. b,Ack mi
gold. lisad Dresses, in ecrsl an! g9.d, blue end
Shell iu1aid i'll gold Steel Buckles. Slides, Bell
Clasps and Brucelets. Purses with Chains in
lscrl1n Wire, in Velvet and FioFentine Sets, III
lroEy, in Leather, in Shell, iu Pearl richly
carved. Cutters in White Cherry, prab and
l,luc Silk, with bows and ro>ettes, IN kid, buck,
linen aud relvet embroidery. Satche1s, Bags,
Cahas, Dressing Cases, Card Cases, Souvenirs,
tectsssyie-, Tablets, ETC., etc.
J. D.. rArK la Lake street.
, 1859-11-04

TENTH WARD RErruI1cAS MEEriSG.-There
will be Republican Meeting in the 10th Ward,
q. the house of Chas. Lind, corner Of Twelfth
and Union streets. on Friday evening the 4'h
inst, 10 which al Republicans are invited.
Good speakers will he in attendance
, 1859-11-04

Rocoapts OF Flour aud Wheat ut Tho
HycHt.
The receipts Of Wheat and Flour mt .he pin
cipal seceiving poiuts in the West during III:
at week compare With thr ~eek::pterious "s
follows:
, 1859-11-04

II This morning Gilbert 4 Sampson sell,
ut their store, No. 50 Lake street, at 10 o'clock
a large aud general variety Of furniture, car-
pets mud household goods.
, 1859-11-04

The FAvoE1rE, As CsrAL-TuE WasEttr 4
WILSON MACHINE has received the highest
awards this season at the I. S. Agricultural
Fur. and the Fairs Of tue American Institute
q, New York, the st. Louis Mechanic1! As%ccia-
tio,,, and the State Fairs Of Maine. Vermont,
New York, New Jersey, Ohio. Indiana. Illinois,
and California, and scores Of County Fairs.
At the United States agricultural Fair about
thirty Sewing Nachines were exhibited. The
medal. and q special award Of a silrer pitcher
valued ut $luJ.
GEO. X. Ca,rrESprS, Gen! Agent.
, 1859-11-04

II TH SErr1c1 or TIE SrA1x.-Sixteeu State
prisoners were sent to Joliet On Hednssday
evening. under tile charge OF Marshal Jacob
Rehm,
, 1859-11-04

- yichot: Ccuchas!. Comerciants
,.a Orleans Keealia de Londres Is Ncjez
De Is Itabana!:!.. Cuo;ce and select brands
Of Cigars jrst received hy n. W CorAin i Co.,
Is South Clark street. Try them.
, 1859-11-04

f:4f See advertisement. Of Cornell { Co.'S
two-thread noise!ess premium Sewing Machine
aud universal hemmer, So- l33 Lake e.
au1T-1y
, 1859-11-04

- .Siin;<r's fama3 !Sess:"g ~Aaeaiaes. at d:
L1ft ttstt!. no. lw
Gas F117rREs.-R-ovn / Wilder are now re-
ceiving from Cornelius Baker, and other man
ufacturers. large assortment Of late patterns
ofCaandetie1s Pendants and other Gas Fixtures.
Globes. 6c. al IL need will Please cali at a
aud IL State street. ocl7:.m
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SISGER's SEwtNG MACHINES ron TAILOR
ING AND LEATHER SEWING, AT IL LAKE STREET.
nnaiw
, 1859-11-04

Crvx,sr,c Eru,u,7,ox Tho Gr,unastic Chill
nany " ror,cotr1." " will rive m exhibition Of
their skill at the German Theatre this eyenius.
Af,cr The performance of tue Gvunasts, there
will be concert and ball. See advertisement.
- .-..-,
passed by the Republjcan County Convention :;
and we did no. suppose il would. We hare
not the e1no,est idea tha: the Committee who
presented them cared one fartainc whether tLcy
would please the Times or not.
--- ~.
ARREST foe "Afk'-s> nan uan'ea-
~>ea'' WHO Aeeps sa'o'n on 'ns >'9sn 1.
"as affes'eo oa " "eonesaay W 4'c e'4es' y,
Elizabeth Iadford. tenant of his, The case
WIS continued for further examination.
-
tf7s NA'Iaoah.-Ane ca's on 'ne 4'aAoo''"
anu Maa1soa street 'at"ass a'e 40" 1a'"''s'
~ ne" 1'loe 'ap'e' lucy 's"'. W.! se'e"
teen minutes aha perform Tue TIP e'nef nay
IN t"ents'h'e 'n'nu1es' 1hls WILL auosu .'''
e's"ssu ". "e|oo4t''o1'''1 ~
---
ehfcs'o ~iee"s4f uf '1.i,e'A
1"e annual aoofeSs WILL w oe"'''sa "e'o1s Wv
Academy by nr: James n'ooosooo' .n.s eve
mug nt O'Clock IN tae lecture foon' ', J'v 1',,
@ona"'re'a' .o'ese' "e'.ou' .A.ie1 uss;se, ~
iherfolession ana 'uose 'n'e' 'e'e" ~
'7e'enees a'e 'A' 41e0 ~ W f.-s~
IEnsoSA..-!ehaons tns s''ouiass ~ u.s.
l,chmond House, are 'ne lo1'o" w u's''n
ea gentlemen: Hon. JOIN T. na'' ~
hampshire lion. Anson nufi''i'ue ~
cs'use'ts. Aon' "eoree ofeen u .o"a' WY
Ial'a o. "'seons'n, 'uase ". ootHn "
Jersey Sapt' "' a. uo"''s' y, .s
l1on' owen l.o'elos' o.. =. - A"o4'N' N'''4
ho"- t. H. " a'noatNe .. .".ao'''
Heavy FRElcu7-We are Informed that the
Galena ha'l"as eo"pa"s a'e feee1'"s ~, ea.s
per aas over 'l'e n'aoa ,.1' '-'u:' t: -a.a ~
gram; aha mol" aassaao'ps .''s 49, 4ls a,s.a y.
transportation A1at .'7
thc eeaaf ane5 na''.o1 Pou.e WI" 40
cultural wealth. " sae 'aaAs " ~ >
ias1e1' son'e'1'''e'' '''a'' H. e'a w. w ~
en'cago'
OPENING OF CALVARY CEnr1Enf.-ihis ee'ae-
terry was opened on Wednesday Tor tne fecel'-
co.,,s,;. ch...h u, rar 1an,es nnp,,an-
-. oa: ..:.,. ac,oan a-;o.,, ,-n-.
=. - IT,
=. :, I:.,... .,,,-,rr;,ta Il, 4,,o
aaae:rs '
oee4s'on'
"C1prn, swEE7."-Wc acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of barrel of splendid ci1cr-rure as the
real old fashioned New Jersey-from Messrs.
Webster Baxter, III kiuzie street. 1t was
| manufactured in Etkhart, Indiana, by Il. +,
Brown, ESD and does the State and the manu'
facture great credit. Nessrs. ". 4 u. have d
large stock Of the same Fort on hand.
, 1859-11-04
LOCAL i,IATrEl&S.

= Goto John Jones, lls Dearborn street,
anu yet yonr clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will be we'll dore and ut prices 10 suit tic times.
, 1859-11-04

4 tCTfDN SALE OF CITY LOTS.
= \ Notice Is herrby given that VIII ss f7r =. m -
bat NJ ha1les H. D,at.a tu 4!= IL. ,Ls north
C.uasv: litnr's oa The SEC n i,y u Ike, \. r.
10 siaE properly IT, ~IThat pts, sns tan., IT II Iara
"'nar In ,he CITY a. C:rs:c. C"'. "u.tyi IL taaw,
Md liz Ac1t<7I foius. Tt~ h4 fot
hsr -ikht+sa ~ ln Canal Tr.sles su hstsio II ~sst
opr'haf O: ten ln-r t3;}. il1y
nlns Rutth. 1anfc fourteen east.
H. q. SPafFnEp
Attorney t.r T.. II. DnukITlxx. eas,. II.
Chicago Uet. II t%:3. ~ A7'l d.1
, 1859-11-04

WANrED-A young man who
understands the E. stsa md German aa<uas,A
NhoIeaa,t Bu !ress or a p.va;e families Govu reev d
r. siveu. Adde'S tar5rza Tie pa, olee ~. o1
SI9. II.
, 1859-11-04

ARREST Foa HArE.-.A man uamcd.Joh o.
Neal, who keeps saloon on the North Side.
WAS arrested on Wednesday on the chacge Of
committing rape On TN old woman named
Elizabeth Hadfori, tenant Of his. The case
WIS continued for further examination.
, 1859-11-04

C1rr RA,LnoAn.-The cars on the Randolph
by new time table. They leave every seren.
teen minutes and perform the trip either way
in twenty-five minutes. This will afford in-
creased accommodation to tie people Of the
West Side.
, 1859-11-04

4"e 'ast 'e'naius u oE' A'nel were 1o''o"ta
10 the grave III a'ef'o"n Ut large nuuloeFo o.
citizens. Making twelve, the present nnmtes
Of the dead BY this calamity.
We learn that NcCabe. 1he fireman, tt ater-
town, will doubtless de- His injuries prove
more serious than were 1t first supposed. lie
has severe confusion on the back, and his
!nngs are ruptuEed' LIE WILL pfobne!s, Is Is
hope1, be the only one TO swell Tue sad lls' OF
victims.
From the wounded we hear encouraging H.
s;,a. H. r.,;. ~ ~. 49,. =. ua.a..a,,,,
o'nsS' Af. ~'as' VI 'n's e'tst d. "a'e'to"''
is in highly favorable condition, and will re-
Ia ,b1, =, ha ran,orod n f.b;c,ro With, n
.''s - " As''eN ~ es'' "''"'AA
week.
Y. Il. S1nead, ut Fond du Lac, is in a more "a
xorob1e cand;,ion t,,ouph prcr;onslv 7cnortei
~, -. ~. ~.
oeaa' 'uaSe ei'nt u 1he eau'e P.lce is oo'ot.
we'll Bonesteel also Is comfortable, bot Will
be crippled for life it is feared the head Of his
.,,;,,l, hnr. bsa,v sb,tt.-.,,
$3.50 wy ~.
james rage IS recovering. LIES a'slocai'on u
the hip joint WAS sE'itutlv reduced by Dr..
1,rainard Of this city. who was sent III by q
So, ,vad..a .: 49,
special 'sa'n on "eaaesnas e'en'1i'' -A''os
Page is also recovering.
All cornizant Of the same, unite in according
N. b;,bos, nraiza IN the nol,,a hearte1 citizens
'as A~
Of Wnterto"u Tor their generous and qu'ek
sympathics and efficient attentions 10 tue sui.
rsn.o az. .,,.,;.v r,. ,,,. s.a- .,,.,-
- 'o '"e
pirate emooo'"ent IN Inc 1o"o"'ns RESOLUTIONS
passed at meeting OF the excurslonisss from
Fund du Lac. Oshkosh, auI Appleton:
Rsolcfd. That we, the friends and neishbors
OF the kl!led and wounded on Tue excursion
t:annonr rrost sj1rereir rst,,vn to IT,. 81;
| zens Of Nate.towu, The surgeons, and oil
others who administered and y sJmpathised with
tnG alI'c'so ~. s.ais'ui aau asaes'' a1. ,naAs
from tbe 1uuuicipal officers aud citizens Of Wu-
, 1859-11-04

EA coun,fymau named Frederick Finney,
from Duncan's Grove, Vas arrested at the ln-
stance of one Peter Florence, grain buyer,
CHARGING him Nth 40 assault. Finney came III
yitl, load Of corn which Florence agreed to
purchase. Fipney hauled The grain to Flor
cncc's place on the North Side, but upon nrs'r-
ing there, Florence refused to stick to his bar
caiu, which 70 enraged Finney that he gare him
vigorous bopting. Finney acknowledged the
corn, and was fined IS and costs.
, 1859-11-04

pOARD1NG.--A plea>ant suit Of
- furoahe room. fr!ta ia :r7~ns.+7n sud Lids
s!ew Lnx!e krat-1ta. ~ ,t: With b,Al in snail t'v.fe
family. AIS few s-Ar.ezs .sstrx; No. y .uu4
Adams s:rr.s, between u HAaa4a lad Nehx x4n A.euL<.
nt.NY I'm
, 1859-11-04
9{ndrli1lu.

POARp1NG-A gentleman anil
~ la3y ca be 1erp3r.Atel It: \ ps:v.e f.:s.us vii
h,a- sil =, un'uga,a. =. If-nL y. u
souhJ.E.fsra s:st&t. TsE.l> iow. f.u. boz :3E.
oteJAiw
, 1859-11-04

GrxSAsr1c EXHIBITIONS Gyunastic cou,-
pany, +" For,sotrts,' will give IN exhibition OF
their skill at the German theatre this evening.
Ailer The performance Of tue Gymnasts, there
will be ! concert and hail. See advertisement.
, 1859-11-04

PoL1cE.-1hc following is The dock.1 for
Thursday, Judge si!ikcn presiding;
Matthias Statcu'an was hned SIS for abusing
his wife. purchased two quarts Of whisky,
orcr which he got drunk and then commenced
amusing himself ~ throwing the crcckss: 4,
his wife, which pleasantly The police iussr:cre.l
with By arresting him.
John Orient, who presende1.o to be insane, Was
fined 35, md leu days in the BridewelI, for d1iy-
ing his wife out doors and beating her.
Edward Kinney, for beating his wife, EAic
oANaA' fe'
FRANCES SSE Au4 .A10cT .SFf. If o 2tna19nS.
, 1859-11-04
G2daute1.

"AN'TED.-A Private Residence
~ VEL loeat:t -orsh t:o-n *aLo,to slo %. Adde'S
r. O, D1x tsf.
, 1859-11-04
MAIsFLAND.

ting lsavo thus elected their State ticket ny a
very largo majority. The Democrats appear
70 l,aye carried one branch Of the Legislature
and the Americans the other. The delegation
in CongresA stands:
AxEhIcA4S. DEMOCRATS.
lNt James 4. Stevar.
III ...,- J. Il. ffArIf.
5F....H4 Winter Davis
$50. IN. ku-krl.
VI. Geo. y. Hughes.
Tho last delegation was like this. equally dl
xldcd between the two rarties.
, 1859-11-04

- The Times don't like the resolutions
passed by the Republican County Convention !;
and We did not suppose il would. We have
not the remo.est idea tha. the Committee who
presented them cared one fart5ing whether they
would please the Iir,es or not.
, 1859-11-04

THERE will be meeting OF all
l. those interested tn tke eo.stTsc.en .: tfjs-
liz south sraach * ialAed strxe as Sat
welfh stFevt on frsday evet!uS Al "a ot1oek Ill
tsOas loteExsted ar reSpseted 70 al:k I'd. Lol1l;
, 1859-11-04

NO RENT TO PAY.-A small
~t be sold le.s years ssat. App!y Ia L1<e
ctA1cs
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TIL LATEST IlEs by iNIGllPT
Maine Democratic stat. Couvens,e,.

BANGOR, June 3O.-The democratic ccnvept,o,
OF this State assembled here this morning. There
was large attendance Of delegates The admin
issration and Douglas wings are about equally III
ylded and each anxious az 10 the result. hon
John c. Talbot, a Douglas man. was chosen pres
loent The committee on resolutions embrace one
OF Two members In favor OF the doctrine OF popuIsr
1Sserelgnty There was a warm discussion on the
ton adjourned 10 tinner. '''
BANGOR June 30.-The Democratic Convention
have nominated Menasssh smith Adm Dem
i1s Goyern0r, Thr vote stood smith 3OI smar,
douglas Dem) 2ci Scattering * Tn. Con-
vention also nominsted asdeleyates "a The Ch,,l.s
ton Convention George Shepley and WaIder F,r.
ley ADM and A. NJ Roberts and Bion R,.Sha.
~, (Anti-Adm. Dems
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L WIESENFELD Il Co,
INVITE those who wi sh to repIenj.h their ward
robe at small outlay to call and xami ne their i'm
mense variety of ~
SPLENDID GARMENTS,
Warranted to be made in the most substantial
manner OF the very best materials, and in many in
stances at '' "
LESS THAN HALF THE PRICE
charged by others The stock comprises CASSI-
MERE BUSINESS SUITS, SPRING OVER
COATS, FEAR-NOTS, SUMMER COATS.
PANTS, aud VESTS of every description Of light
material, BLACK CLOTH DRESS SUITS, will,
many varieties of Garments adapted to all seasons
Also, q complete assortment of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
AND THE ONLY
PERFECT STOCK OF BOYS CLOTHING
In the District, all warranted to TT; and To be
TO 25 PER CENT. CHEAPER
Than tho samo quality of goods can be obtained
elsewhere. III you wish to
SAVE MONEY.
You must call on
WiESENFEI.D & CO,
OdoOn Hall Clothing Store,
ye1 ~ cor. IA st. and Penn. avenue
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From Havana

NEW ORLEANS. June 3O.-The steamship Phil
adelnhia, from Havana. has arrived bringing dates
the same as received per steamer Isabel
freights had slightly declined Exchange On
London l5al6i on New York ~ to5k
The British steamer Terlot had arri we'd from, 9.
Thomas. santa Anna was not on board unless h.
was concealed. Much disappointment was mani
tested in consequence
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BY A. GREEN. Aucnonoer.

10y A. UK FEN, AuctlOneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
" hyCTiON On FRIDAY. the LIST of July new
Sha = sell IN front Of the premises, at O'clock D.
m. the west hall OF Lot No. p, in square No 5Ia
running Pack B teets1s inches 10 a 81 foot aIey be :
lWeeh 4th ara 9TH streets, west, with the improve
tanning rooms. "o "'"-
Terms: One half cash, balance i'm and Y months.
Tor notes hearing interest, secured hy deed Of
upon the premises. Title indisputable.
Je - &. GREEN. Auct
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Successful Attempt 10 Walk Aero.. Nisrar,
River.

NIAGARA. June 30.-The anIiously expected
undertaking Of NJ. Blondin 10 walk across the
river on tight rope came of this afternoon in
tors. He first crossed from the American side
stopping midway Ia refresh himself with water
raised IN bottle with rope from the steatner
was seventeen and a half minutes, and the return
was made In -.
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Railroad Accident.

SHlcAGo, June 30, p m.-Ihe body Of another
stream three feet below the surface. making the
thirty-eighth BODY recovered. II Is presumed tbat
others Were buried in the quicksaad, or carried
down the stream
The remains Of the unrecognized dead were bur
led yesterday, attended by large number Of SYM
pathiZing citizens
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE EFFECTS AT
ACcTIoy.-On TUESDAY MORNING. hi
July AZ 10 O'Clock, will sell, at the re <iderce !"
ne ate Mrs Laird, her Household Furniture AM
fleets, comprising: 'iO
Mahogany Sofas and Spring Seat Chairs.
~ do Tables, Sidabosrds, Be,steads
Ward6obes, bureaus, Washstauds aud Toilet
55etS. KEEL igerator. China ard ockery Ware
fstloT and stair Carpets. Curtains, Beds
Mattresses and other Bedding,
Kitchen utensils, &c.
Terms at sale
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New YsYk Marketa.

NEW YORK, July Flour closed quiet; State
IS iNas5 90; Ohio S6aS6 20; Southern SC 25as6 u.s.
Wheat closed with a declining tendency; South
ern red 81 5OaSI IS; do. white 81 7OaSlsO.
Corn closed dull and generally unchanged.
Pork closed firm; mess SIC; prime heavy at
Sl2. 62aSl2.15
Lard closed steady
Whisky closed dull at o6c
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DIED,

DIED,
or ~ "a, 9th Of June, Of congestion of the brain,
SHAHi.ES 2. GOULD. in the 18th wear of hi age
o.nS SOL nt StcPhun q. oI'I a una NJ could
tNew Hampshire Patriot aud Siato Gaz copy)
In 81 NJ ary's county at the residence of Mrs Ann
r. Cough, on TUESDAY, tho 18th of June Mrs.
NANNih WORrHlNGTON, in the oath year of
he1 age, cohsort 81 late Nichoas Worthinstou.
tFredoIiYk papers copy.D
On the list instant, OLYMPIA MARY, daux bter
oil stephen j. and Elizabeth A. Dallas aged al X
months and 10 DAYS. ~
The trIen e and acquaintanccs of the family are
invited to attend her funeral Saturday the I'd in
slant at ocinck p. M, from the residence of he,
parents, No. 3J5 18th street. - iA'
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jesod BARNARD BUCKLEY. Auct,rs.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO Anrtinnner.

BY J. Z. MCGUIRE & Co, AuctioDeers
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR 'ruI,
TrB NShnSL hENA AT I PIuBLIc S.LE-on TUESDAY AZ
60 July 3tf az 6z O'Clock. on the premi-
Iroiting * feet inches on Tweuty-third street
.ieI !, snort distance aud in fu view OF the
containing ,97i square fect '' "1'
Ierms: One third cash the rcgdue I'm sjx ,rd
twelve months, with interest secured h. do,S anu
unSt on the premises. - Nv" Al
JaS' J. O. McGIryPr g. cn a,
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EN-Expressmau Indicted

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July lst.-Tbe Grand Jury
have returned five bills of indictment against
Maroney, the former agent Of Adams Co q EXPRESS
here, for the ENLIGHTENMENT of SJOOOD NaroDev
falling to appear, his bonds were Forfeited
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Financial.

NEwfoRK. July STOCK, are dull and h.,,,,-
y ,. D $, OF losi. Holy eX-inlerest; Chicago ana
ROCK Island ssh Cumberland Coal Co. I6f, m.
ilnols central shares % Y; do. bonds sax; Mich.
virginia 6s 81, ex-intesy-s, Missouri 6's 50
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ByA GREEN, Auctioncer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RITZ m
ING LOIS BY ORDER OF ORPHANS COuRT -
naR an ~ BY TIE CIRCUIT CORR. AT AUcroN
shall sell, in frot Of the premises at acinols
m Lots A. b. u. T., and F in subdivision of orirf
nal Lot No. 5, in square No 5s hayIpe font
Saeni het "A and Is feet Virginia avenue and
And at o'clock, or Immediately after the sale Of
fne sooVe. snail sell Lot No. 2 in s,uare No 763
uohtipg south L. street "a feet az lnshps rnnnin No.
back with the line and fronting ON Canal street is
Ieet lsches, which will be divided in fonr iot. ~
q deef * inches each, and sold with the priv
Terms: One fourth of the purchase money casb .
balance 10 one and two years; the purchaser To
give notes for the deferred payments satisiactori
secured, bearing interest from day of sale. And
upon the fuh payment of the notes. in copformItT
Win the decree of the Court the trustee and .nsr
oan VII aeea tne SAD lots TO the purchaser or pur-
all contro ~ 0'eoi Vi
All conveya nce at the cost of the purcbaser
should the purchaser fail to comply with the
terms IN hve days after sale, the trustee reserve.
the right to resell the property by sdyertisns sneb
resale three tunes in the National AT
risk and cost OF the first purchaser.
CATESRY Alp II. JONES.
., Trustee and Guardian
JoN6-u A. GREEN, Anct
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BaItimore NInrkets.

BALTIMORE, July Flour closed dull; sals Of
10 .O00 barrels City Mills Sc IS.
There was nothing done in wheat TO-DAY, and
quotations were nominal; white al iOasI .65; red
81 .3OaSl IS.
Corn closed steady white and yellow 7SasOc.
Provisions closed dull.
Whisky closed dull at 27Kc.
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New Trial Granted,

ST. LOUIS J une 30.-In the case Of Miss Carstans
against shaw, in which the lady had obtained a
verdict OF a hundred Thousand dollars FOR breac
OF promise, new trial has been granted
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Nomination Declined .

AUGUSTA, July lion. Alexander c Walker
who was nominated 90 succeed Hon. A h ste
phens in Congress from this district refuses 20 ac
cept the nomination.
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GROVER & BAKERS

GROVER & BAKERS
" - CELEBRATED FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.
the best in the market for family sewing Spoois
purchased from the stores are used upon them
strength and beauty: They are simple in coastrnc
ion, easily not liable to get out of order
A full assortment constantly on hand and for ,lo
at factory prices by K. C. STEVENS "'0
II Also, full supply of NEEDLES. cor
Machines. ~ "ins
III good Operator in attendance 10 show the
MACHINES and give full! instructions In their use
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Accident 10 a Steamer,

NEW ORLEANS. July 1.-The steamship Altar
TIC from this port for Key, West, put back yester
day with a broken cylinder.
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MARRIAGES IN Hor WEATHER .-Seventy-seven
marriage licenses were issued from the Clerks
Office during the month of June
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BY z. w. BOrELER, Auctioneer.

By e. w. BOrELER, Auctione~r.
SAI;F OF a BUILDING LoTINTHE FIRST
NJ n w AEp ar ACTION On SATURDAY At
ne prem sss Lot No. g. in Square No ill., fronting
y.Iett on znh street west, between north /, and M
foot alley. ~ W unity :
Terms; One half cash; the remainder on a credit
OF months, with Interest, satisfactorily seemed
Jc<S q. w. BOTEIER Auct
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Movements of Monsieur Belly.
NEW ORLEANS. July Mons. Belly is report
ed TO have arrived at Aspinwall Tos,e FOR France
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o BY A: GREEN, Auctroneer.

n5 a. UItEbN, AUctlOnCer.
TWO FIRST CLASS NEW FIVE s1rop =,
BRICK HOUSES AND LOTs oN 6TH STREEr EK-
nIMHESEN r. IND STREETS NORTH, AT AUCTIoT-
I.uU hSDAf, the tn Of July, shall sell In from,
OF the premises, at O'Clock p. m. two handsome
new hve story Brick Houses, containing m oonya
seges aLd the lots on which they stand being parts
OF lots and T. IN square No. 48a. The above do
vast, next to the corner Of street north and con-
dercNs. - iOi PH'aIe resi-
- FERNS: One-fifth cash balance in G. L. -. and
~ months, the purchaser In give notes for the de-
isfIed pay ncnts bearing interest from dsy Of sale
deed WI be < ven and decd oftruSt stcn Tiiie
hnlSpHtabe: All conveyance at the cost Of ii,c
puichaser III the purchasers should fail Ia cnrriy
Win the terms IN I'VE days the property will he r.
SOLO AT the risk and cost of the first purchaser Inv
nvertislng such resale three times in the NatIcraI
IhteIGenccI. Je 81 do A. GREEN. Auct