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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-06
HaRT.R TOOL S.-DIRECI

WHAk TEST TO u Il y .-DIBECI
IN from the mandatory, and made expressly
for the Retail 1rsde--1-. -.-s.--
10 dozen Iron and Wool brace CradIts,1
10 do Dutch Bow do, IL ear
IL do Bloods extra Cast Steel Grain Scythes,
~ do do do 30 Grass do,
10 do do do Silver do do,
do Cast Steel Driar Scythes,
do DO Hay and Straw KNIVES,
% do Scythe Sneaths, assorted,
10 boxes do Stones,
10 dozen and 3 Prong Hay Forks,
- do Hay Rakes,
10 do German Sickles. .-....E
The above articles are warranted 10 be OF the
very hest quality, and for sale low ~
my2I JACOB STRAUB & SON, 10 Main st.
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RHS.s.NT ~ IN s.fIEs.u.s.S' TO
" undertake the management Of a country
Grocery Store, not far from this city. Apply To Y.
u, Journal office, stating salary expected
All applicants must speak German, aud bc accus
toned To trading. iyl-3t
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gaX.Es.sVEEC CR.S.R.,'T.-2o BBIS.
n ~ ct iitsi rate Cement. Warranted to Get well
ERSk1NE, CURNICk & CO.
i.ay AZ Main street
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DHORE coon r. OT.ET0ES.-5O bbIs
oEH of those elegant Mercer Potatoes, superior
To anything ia tho market, received this day and
for sale by CHAS. McJ0HNST0N,
my2I Main street, near the Canal.
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TgvE.S! TEL, TE.4 FOR THE
~ choicest, best assorted, aud cheapest Gun
powder Tea, 90 To u. II. COOK & SON,
ieSO % Main street and 2 First street.
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BRANCH BANK,

EVANSVILLE, June 29th, 1859.
This Bank viii be closed ON Monday next, July
ith, aud all persons having paper maturing ON that
day and the day preceding Sunday are requested
10 attend To the Saturday.
jc}O-3t SAML. BAYAED, Cashier.
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FGF.S-T0.s- TEA COMPANY. ~. r.
u Jnit received now AMI in store, from the above
establishment
y chests Young lIyson Tea, ass'd grades
do do Old uyson an extra article
do do GHBpowder, assorted grades.
do do Imperial, Do do.
do do OoODg or Elk do do.
do d" Sonchong or English Breakfast Tea.
In the above lots are some of the best grades #
Tea ever offered this market AT retail
Consumers will please take notice, that these
teas are new, fresh mportatiOns, and not old stock
that has been oH hand for years. We will guaran-
tee, better article for the price paid, than YOU
are usually ia the habit of getting. Call and
prove IL. AlsO--Cat dies AMI package Teas always
on hand. NICkERY BROS,
jel4 50 Main street.
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AsTfOR.N' .HE.yE.-JUST EECEEI,ED
q from tho country, ~ bushels Of fresh ground
Corn Meal. EESkINE, CTRNICK & co.
ir1S 81 Main street.
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EsEsT PE0UR Y.ET-5O RIGS

~ q
EH and % hbls Of the hest Flour that can D.
started, just received and for sale by
CHAS. MCJOHNSTON, POsey's Block,
jel1 Main street, near the Canal.
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For sale 10y LEIGH d CARLSTEDT.
jel3- dSW6m
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m g.UE .,.,.p BUesE.s. P8ooE

iel-lGWim 70 Leonard street, New York.
Sold 10y KELLER WHITE aud BlEEBOM EE
a BIOUGHToN, and all Druggist.
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WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE.

w mIE
In pursuance Of the t2th section of An ct n 81
IorPO auon OF W sSh .gton, entitled ssAn at ,es
ulatlng the distribution of Potomac vnter throaH
out the city OF Washington" approved Jane D Iss
nereoy IN lte scaled proposals duplicafe 10 he
ppsnsmtted: one copy TO tue President Of the
dent of the Board of Common Council for the I'm =
hshlng dnsthk the current wear, delivered I'M tbis
Guy, OF aii water mains, valves. branches hends
see zee, caps Corporation stops, Ere plug M drnn,s
Anu every other article or thing in dftrfb-
utlng the water; also, invite sealed PROPOSAL, AZ
above, TO be Transmitted above s.for the trench
ing, laying 81 the mains complete, Insertlnr the
yNtxes. branches. and outlets, erecting the "a .nS
ditabes or SSo n.,ins, tanning. and leveiing the
IL is assumed that there will be reo,,ired ,o n.
Iurnl-hed and lad during the current wear 80 no
.eei ols'nch glPs and on that bass proposals will
" constuereoi the Corporation will, however re-
serve ne rlght 10 regulate both the delivery and
~ ci .ns pipes, sns nay require or Ices
Ihe pipes 10 be or ~ feet LONG weighing 81 pounds
per inca foot lad and tn bear the usual nspecfion
anu PROOF OF Sn pounds 60 the square inch All
otner ho.low CASTINGS To conform 20 the pattern
heretofore adopted by the United states
non and proof as above.
bidders will name the price per ton Of 90 POM a,
ioI he whole amount 81 pipe that may be REQUIRED
ine uoing tee Tor crosses, branches, bends
sleeves, and Tor hydrants.
Bidders for the tnenching and laying viii name tho
pr'ce per lIneal foot of pipe laid; the measnraS
ment OF which will be the nett length Of the water
SPECIFICATIONS and drawings will be ready A, m.
Msts, Registrars Once, City Hall, after the l2fh
The proposals will be opened in Joint meeting or
the two Boards Of the City Council ON Mond.y
,v,s,, RANDOLPH cpYts,
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY j. c, MCGUIRE Il CO., AuctIoneers-
VEhf VALUABLE IMPROVED AND I'm.
IdPhoEED PROPERTY on 18TH STREET wrSr
BkIWEEN MAss,cHUsErTs AVENUE AND North
sIsiEEr.7On FRIDAY AFTERNOON July I5th
oIs v Ciocs on the premises, shall sell I,ots
and - IN DayidEOn's subdivision Of So
Nn. zoz, fronting each 3 feet on 18th ttreet west
oetMoen MAS sachuset It's avenue and north NJ street
running back 100 feet. Lot Is is improved by a nsa,
name dwelling House containing six rooms tht
Gsnef rots are beautifully laid out as q flower gar
zen They will be sold separately s
ahese lots are handsomely located in a very de-
the sale rs worthy of attention of persnns Who de
s'Te me eulldIns site. Title perfect.
IL months, with interest secured by deed OF rms;
Jy sd J. G.. Mcguire CA-ano,..-
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New York Markess.

NV foRk July H.-Flour has declined, sub
w. os Ohio IS j65ass IS, Southern ssaSs Is
scr,S s q, c,s.ed dull aud generally unchanged;
Corn cloeed buoyant; mixed ss.eae
fors Is lower, and old and new me-. b,s A.
ciined voc closing at sls sOnsIs "a. me -.
declined Sc, closing at Sia 40. PRIME nos
Lard closed duii
Whisky closed dull al DC
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By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneer..
BY A. GREEN, Auctionee,.

s III NORTH AT AUcrIoN.-On THURSnAI.
ses AZ o'clock p. m, Lot No. is. in c. r. wiItber
60, suDalVlslon OF square 4tI, having front Of -
betty cen and Z, to IS foot siles '-O '00'
81 ne i1oalty OF this property is desirable il being
citv ~ '"'"' soOdohs OF tue
Terms; One fourth cash balance in g. u. and IA
deed Of trust upon the premises. w
JyS-d A. GREEN Ano,
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financiaI.

NV. NV y Ok July li.-Stocfs are higher. Chi
ego and Rock Island 81 X; Illinois Centrsi an.
e5Ai DO. bonds $50; La Crosse and Nil x; Mieb-
lgan southern guaranteed bonds 2SA; New Yo,k
central ~; Reading 42h; Cantons Co. Ist.
virgins 6's sik; Missouri SIS s3E
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Commemorative are informed on good au-
tnority that the statement Of a day having been
appointed +" one day last week for the coEsumna-
ton OF the marriage alluded to in the Star of
Tuesday, under the head Of 90 love affair i'm bigb
life in alexandria," is unfounded, there hayi5u
been no engagement since the early part Of June
The father OF the young lady since that time hay
ing denounced the young man and his conduct in
unmeasured terms and on all occasions v,onid
seem to be SUFFICIENT proof of the fact; also the
statement that the father appeared at the car door
revolver In hand. and with the avowed purpose
OF putting en- end to the young mans life is incor-
rect, he having avowed purpose to any one
The reports that renewal Of the engagement had
been sought by either father or daughter are pro-
nounced untrue
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RUNAWAY IN ALExAFDRA.-On Tuesday after
noon, as the Mayor Of Alexandria, w ID. Massey,
Esq =, was taking an airing in his buggy, with a
couple OF children, on the Washington and Alex
andria Turnpike, when near the Poor House Lane.
the horse grew frightened at the approach OF the
railroad train and ran Off Fortunately MIR M,s-
sey had alighted before the train drew nigh and
the children got out before the horse ran away.
The frg htened animal came speedily into town.
ana dasninS the buggy over various obstacles rs-
duced II to perfect wreck .s1e I--,-e-I : i "
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jy7 dtls WE, 49,,
dtIs

III NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
above advertisement. is extended 10 Moadaal ossI
mstanf, when they will be opened in the Boards t,I
aldermen and Common Council, in Joint meetlnE
t5o'clocs ?. m. Specifications Of the work nm do
aiI, can be had at the Water Registrars Once on
ano AFTER the 2pth instant a. 70 d,Sssh ~
lIntellIgencs and constitntion Ne-"
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By A, GREEN, Aucuoneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE IS
80, LAND At hucTloN.-On RIDAY, the 18th in
sant. L shah sell In front Of the premises, al &
ooock p, M, Lot No. is, In SO uare No o. fronting
- lset on south street, and running back alons
and Delaware avenue = - o'oe
Terms One fourth cash balance in 6. Il, and n
Iohlths, LOT NOTES bearing crest, secured by a
deso OF trust upon the premises. A deed given and
aeed oil trust taken. Title perfect
Jybu A. GREEN Apc,
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MARRIED.

On the 10Th June, in st. Paul's Church, CITY of
fs sHi WK KenGfuckyt s{ the Sey Fl. Jefrles
GWIN THLEAN MACRAE, daughter Of Maior
Macra,, u. 8. A. = - N'Y'
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MoosLIeHr PAaADslLast night, ne N1tionxl
Guards, Lieut. Bishcp commanding, psrsded In
summer uniform and with martial music march,
ing through the streets Of the Seventh Ward. ard
prsctising various evolntions. The bright moon
IL Was very suitable for the purpose Of c,
dfiiY and the parade was intended mainly fof this
purpose. ~ - 3yi4HIgT b Fl 49,
THE IADr MANAGERS Of St. Vincent Orphan
Asylum propose to give grand pleasure tin and
picnic at AfEagton Spring on the sth of August,
for the benenf % the girls Of the Asylum This
picnic Will no 6Oubf be one Of the very hest. if
not very best Of she q asen and viii have pecu-
nar efaims upon the hberalfty Of the pablo. IA
ABOUT THE TINE Of the wind gust, between IL
and ~ O'Clock Last night, the fire companies were
brought out by false alarm of afe.., The clouds
OF binding dust rendered 1T dificut for the fire.
men 70 ascertain for some time If there was fire,
or not. f..Tb rs-.zs.t -- :
BArHINs.-Last night, hundreds of persons took
advantage Of favorable moon to enjoy the LUXURY
OF bathing In the Potomac. Until late hour
group OF PERSONS Were seen vending their way to
and ffonr the popular bathing places, and 30 CON
tinued until low tide. y 5 = Q { y I,lr7 u
JusrrcEs OF THE PxAcE.-J. w. Barnaclo and
Charles Walter have been az, pointed Justices Of
the Peace for the county Of w ashington.
MEN's DRESS suIrs, .-.-..7t
Yoxths' Bssiness Sxi;s,
CRildren's School Ssits,
store SSS MsSs Hr
announce that their annual display Oh Spring and
Summer Clothing is now ready for insp cotton. It
Is comprised of an assortment Of GentleLlen's and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest designs
In material, trimming, and wOrkmanship,
To those who study excellence with economy, in
isshlopabe articles Of dress, an opportunity is now
oFs5ea ior seiectng from the most attractive stock
his lIt At vprv
duced prices. ap 28-Iy
MARAvILLA! MARAvILLA!
The most wonderful preparation known
"a = For Destroying DaadrHF;
s.sr - Curing Bnldnsss; :. ~.
Referring Sick Headache ..
and Producing Glossy Curls.
sold ny all respectable Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, and by the Proprietors. Price so cents
CHARLES ERNEST Co., 96 Maiden Lane, NY
IL will accomplish all that is claimed for It, and
no one need fesr or mourn the loss of hair if they
les SIN ]. NJ BRADsrREEr, 2T Broadway, N. Y.
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- . .
DIE

In GEORGETOWN, on the 18th instant, BENNIE,
Smith. ~ ~ 'oi"ehuo
His funeral will take place from the residence of
street tins Thursday evening, at O'Clock.
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lAreATAST ARREsr.-Deputy Marshal Phillips,
armed with bench warrant, arrested this morn.
ing Charles John Gardiner, brother Of DR.. Gardi
ner OF Mexican claim Botoriety, and who Il will
be remembered was indicted for false swearing i'm
his brothers case and forfeited his bail (sIU 6C0)
and left for parts unknown Immediately upon t,'e
issue Of that celebrated trial. Deputy Marshal
Phillips arrested him at the house Of his (C;ardi
ner's) father-in-law, Mr.. McClery. He Is now in
the custody of the Marshal, awaiting the action of
the authorities In his case o. % = 80 : :,
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-, MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENr -
Its wonderful effects and consequent popularity
perhaps no article in the history of the Mats1ia
Medsea, ever acquired the same patronage, was sub
tests, and met with few failures as the MUSTANG
Imminent. 1t has justly been styled Panaces for
~ external Wounds, Cuts, Swellings, Spralns
Brufses: or Eruptons on Man or Beast. Tits SO far
medicine ofsufprislng virtue, that PLY sicians are
compelled to prescribe it. and from some remark
able cures OF Chronic and Distorted Rheu,ndfsc
eases t has atnraiy attracted much attention from
the hrst scientific minds of the age No family can
afford TO be without bottle of the Mustang tini-
msnt In the house. Betudrs Of am itdttons. ;
parts of the world. -
BARNES d PARK. Projectors. New York.
Also, Lyor's Celebrated Insect Ponder.
je N-lm,eow
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MrzzLs Torz Doos.-rhe hot weather renders
such Precaution imperative, to say nothing Of the
possibility that a muzzle may serve 10 lenythen
the life Of the animal so ! rTs' -
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NARROW EscAPE.-Yesterday afternoon, a son
OF C. r. Mccarthy, bailiff. while playing In
house, corner New York avenue and Fourteenth
street, where his uncle was at work got upon a
stePiadder In second story window whic d wa.
PreeiPifated, with the Lad, to the ground He was
900 up ana Dr Riley went 70 his relief, and
hodv hr, eIy oaaiy bruised about the head and
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SCHOOL ExAMINATIoN.-The Male Department
OF the Third District School, Mr.. William w.
McCathran teacher, was examined YESTERDAY.
There are on the roll Of this school % pupils of
whom 20 were in attendance on this interesting
occasion. The school is divided into four classes
me nrst class was examined in spelling. reading
wiring from dictation, punctuation, grammar,
geography, arithmetic, geometry, and the Consti
tuition OF the United States the second class In the
same, except geometry and the Constitution; and
the third and fourth classes in the same branc hes
as the second class. The examination was con-
ouc,ea 6y Msssrs IronSides, Randolph, and AtI.ee,
OF the Board OF Trustees, and was very thorough
and satisfactory evincing considerable talent and
proficiency upon the part of the students and
marked ability and care upon that Of the teacher
Besides the gentlemen before named, there Were
also present Messrs. Price, Walsh, and Whyte, of
the Board; Messrs Miller and McNerhany, of the
Board OF Aldermen; Misses Mirick, Elvans. Nor
Phy, Stnderson, Moore, Mrs Clarke and Mr.
John Il: Thompson, teachers in various depart
ments Of the public schools-some Of whom took
part in the exercises, and all Of whom seemed to
be highly pleased with what they saw and heard
the close Of the exercises, the pupils were ad-
dressed by Mr. McNerhany and Mr.. Ironsides in
students - -
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I A. MooSLrenr Excursion TO GLrxoxr viii
take place on Friday evening, under the charge Of
a number Of yoapg gentlemen, who win do all in
their power 70 make IL agreeable. Omnibuses win
Leave The foot Of Seventh street for the Thomas
3 'FEn-Iag I'D ;. 80. .,all.i -
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IB LATEST IlIs DYiUlelIPT


BosroS, July IA private dispatch from n.
ifax states that Hon. Rufus Choste. "a n :
Senator from this state, died Tuesday afternoon
NO particulars were given. NV"
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PORTLAND, Me, July I. -E,yb,v 49,, -
der, In one Of the new mills Al So,S.n ssn,PpSss
wae,aay, blowing the building 70 sioms' one
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OPEN AT SIX IN THE MORNING. 336Pa.
" avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS. i've

Asst CHANCE, Only FIVE left at STEVENS,
IL 1856, beta cen 9th and nth sts
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The ISLAND BAPrIsT SABBArH SCHOOL propose
To give their annual excursion % Glymont, for the
benefit Of the church and school, on "Wednesday.
the p III instant =. - -r-0|- I ~
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THEY ARE UNDOUBTEDLY THE BEST
=, IN use, and STEVENS has the agency. Cal
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THEY ARE THE LATEST STYLES. Sold
OIL only at STEVENS Fancy store, $50, betw.
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THiEyks ABour-Last night, the confectionery
stand OF Nj Sander was forced open by the use
OF Jimmy" or some such instrument. The
only article taken was knife, Of some value to
the owner, The removal Of more valuable gooa.
on Yesterday saved a heavier loss The audacity
Of the dePfedator can be imagined from the fact
Chat sandsrs stand L. not thousand feet from the
guard house ~ 90 latot y ~
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Tu.o ORKNEY SPRINGS.

= MS Cele ated watering place, stusted st the
esAtsIn base OF the North Mountain, She . a
itors AMI c ~. va is now open for sYA9
lo,In me pubic that instead Of the old and 61n-s
Sus ;nighwas leaolng from Mount Jackson 90 the
SpIines therel s being built well graded turnnile
ioao, mainly running over slate soil. and eoppect
uss win tne present terminus Of the MsHns,s z;
hailroadi from Alexandra 20 Mount Jackson Tbs
ustance rom the Springs 20 the Railroad s twelve
-s, ana passengers arriving at Mount Jsck so1 Al
IA clock ?. m. will be convey cd thence 10 o. S1sS
IN wa wage coachHs by ~ o'clock.
II We nave added 10 our improvements copslder.-
Oy elhce the aSt season. and shall do All W q c.n 20
please either the invalid or pleasure seeker "
Ihe wsters of Orkney have long been Known a.
IenATkabue Tor the cure ofall outaneous sfections
a. very eheaclous IN lmpartng streng n aud tone
- III toI od Iiver and as tending generally 20 re-
stitutions, e '"i'eOiou cOh-
Besides the three Bear Wallow SPRING.. IA.
Seaeoya ate and Sulphur Springs, there las been
t tisDofysre1 another sulphur Spring, with ex-
Ieihely cold Temperature, and pronounced by an
emmett Fhy stcan to be possessed Of very rare and
valuable properties. ~ e'~
Ia sare Irom Ais1andria 70 Orkney Sc. Board per
half Prlce. We have daily mail ~ '
i,,or. MCKAY, BRADFORD a CO.,
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| HHEH MUST BE SOLD Call at once at STE
~, VEINS Fancy Store, 1856, between 9th and
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GROVER BAKERS - 20
~ CELEBRATED FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES. : - 80
IL ~ no longer questioned that these Machines are
tne best IN the market for family sewing Spoos az
purchased from the stores are used upon them
without reylndlng, making seam of uneq uailed
strength and beauty: They are simple in corstruo.
ton easily mansged not liable to get out Of order,
and noiseless in their operation.
A ful assortment constantly on hand, and for sale
HlactorJ prices BY X. C. STEVENS,
.a 1876 Pa, Az, Washington.
ION, and everything pertaining to these Sewing
III good Operator in attendance to show the
Machines and give full instructions in their use.
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.IucfToY sxIM
THIS AFTERNOON& TO MORR0W


By J. c. MCGUIRE a Co. AuctIopeet,
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT oN
SIXTH STREET. WEST, BETwEEx b AND l.
DhY AFfGRSSooN JUL ID 4
premises, We shall sell one OF the most desiraEe
tna hfully sItuated lots on Sixth street west
sSesresn and streets north, having front OF IS
n and eontai, Ing about 50 uaTe feet al pres
ebont re soocgsied ny two houses-a small brick,
feet faa ,eet 'front.' and frame adjoining about q
.n Terms; One third cash the residue in six twelve
us T;,s Hi rust rus; on the premises. W
of putao!e; all coaveyanclnr At the cost,
~ lid ''". J. c. Mcguire a. Co,
= -----------------s.--. Anctloneers.
I- By A. GREEN, Aresers.,
pAWNBROKERS SALE or pINr ar N
a., G IN Fn, fRsDtY g. o ,L,P
Room ss o. s' assa.s So ,s Auction
ner OF ID, at O'Clock D. m seven Sn,s o. the cor
aapungs some Of rhep large size and All IIft ,k
the best asters, they being nnredee,naS rom
This sale viii be web ~orthy the attention Of ss
sssS ~lshs ssAS a 'HsGEfs5s Gs Pa1tias
-iys-d&ds A. GREEN, Auct
BY ]. C. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers. ~ (
STOCk OF A WOODWARD AT PURIyc
JAvCrtoN-Qn THURSDAY AFTERNOON
July itsn, al Pablo Auction, at S O'clock on ICth
gne red term of Lease, stock of Wool otbce
Staote, &c :. and good Horse and Cart affording a
hne opportunity for any person who desires In en-
oaTN IA the business, the yard having good run of
Terms: One cash; the residu, i'm three
pGfes, bearing interest
ys'd ]. c. MCGUIRE A. CO. Auc,,r.
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CoEP DE SoLIEL.-Yesterday, colored man at
work near Haryey's wharf was stricken down by
tue heat Of the sun. Medical assistance was iuims-
d43ieiy obtained, and he was taken TO his home
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SELLING AT COST!
~ SELLING AT COST!
AT ID. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR,
46 Lontsiasa Arenne, bstscssa 7th aud sta str..ts
No. i call the particular attention of the "a
8NLki AIDES and purchasers generally, that ICG)
14tS9shall leave for Europe in July next IL
theTeioIe, from this day, offer my entire stock Of
MIL MmmdS EHY and FANNY GOODS at cost, CON
$40 French pattern Bonnets from IS 80 TO as.
LOCO hne straw Bonnets, all colors from 81 cant.
to $3.50, ~ 0oii's
SO Ladies', Misses, and Children's Flats,
Hats from 50 cents TO 81 81, = -
Fine Ribbons from cents to 25 cent. ward
A hne and large stock of Artificial Flowers
Laces and Silk Mantillas and Shawls from 80 to
A splendid assortment of Dress Trimmings and
Collar. and Sleeve. IN general, with . large stock
of Fancy Goods. 1854 " '''"oA
u disSqrnt of per cent for every purchase
HI shall positiyeY sail for Europe in July
II. KING, as Louisiana ave-
between 7th and 9Th ets, under the
ANan