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by J. &. MCGUIRE & CO, AuctIOneers
TRUSFEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IN.
Il PROVED PROPERTY ON SIXTH STREET WEST
BETWEEN u AND IA STREETS NORTH. sT pUIIIC
AUCTIoN.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOoN' An
ggst sn a. Ga o'clock. on the Premises, by virtue
ted August 9Th, ia53, and duIy recorded In IIber
A. =. No. To-, 1o9s i7s, ct seq, che subscriber viii
sell AT public auction Lot numbered twelve CI2D la
square numbered four hundred aud eis (4so
fronting twenty hve tS5) feet Sixth street st
betWt en- q and street north, running hack hits
live tS5) feet 10 an alley, with the improvements
consisting of a Two story brick Dwelling House,
with back building and bakery attached,
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in SIX
twelve and eighteen mOhths, with interest, secured
10y adeSd oil trust on the Premises. All convey auc-
Ing at the cost of the purchaser.
GLASS. WALLACE, Trustee.
Jy ID eo&ds j. e. McG UIRE & CO, Auct'rs,
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Railroad Accident.

BOsTON. July Is.-A misplaced switch at south
MiddleborO', on the Old Colony Railroad, caused
a collision on Saturday afternoon, between two
trains Edison, a brakeman, was killed, and
John Brown, conductor, was badly injured Sew
eral passengers received bruises. The two engines
were broken mp and several cars damaged
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fiaancial.
IL N O.

NKw YORK, July 10 -Stock. are are duh ara
lower. Chicago and Rock Island q; Illinois
Central shares Gan; Michigan Southern =; Nevr
Mo. 6's S34.
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AUCTION SALE

By ,. Q. MCGUIRE & Co, Aaoiioa.eT,-
W. hANDSOME CARRIAGEsAND VERY
Sasr io MORNING. July "a, 1t 10 o'clocf.
reserve 1.-THE owner intending to be absent from tSs
CITY for several years. i'o"h the
large and handsoms Open Carriage or Charlotte.
suparior Close Family Carriage,
L iadits beautiful Dun Riding Horse. --ts-
north - Wv - s'ee'
Terms, credit of2 and 4months, for satisfactory
iy endorsed notes, bearing interest
yls J. G. MCGUIRE q CO., Aucts.
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GROVER d BAKERS

=.
tits no longer SnesticR thai these Machine re-
the best in the ket for family sewing Snools
purchased from the stores are used upon them
without rewIndlng, making q seam of aneauaiieJ
streng tn and beauty; They are simple In constTuo
ton, easily mausSet not liable 90 get out OF order
and noseless an their operation.
iell assortment constantly on hand. and for sale
ut factory prices BY Il. C. STEVESSs a'e
1875 Pa. av., Washington.
NIX Also, full supply of NEEDLES. COT
Machines. " ee SeNHt
III 4 good Operator in attendance TO show the
Machines and give full Instructions in their USE
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SECONU-HAND PIANOS FOR sALE-cbear.
CIChieksrlns seven octave SCALE at S22s;
nartman, seven octave, 1T Sl25 six octsye a. 3.
Attic Music store Of w, q. METZEROTT. jyi5
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The COURT OF CLAIMS met yesterday pursuan,
to adjournment. VIM. Nj. Mann, ESQ Of Bufia
10, New York, was appointed Commissioner Of
this Court 10 take testimony
Judge Blackford delivered an adverse opinion
OF the Court in the case Of Israel Ketchum act the
United States.
The Court then adjourned until the first Mon.
day In October next
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PIc-NTe-The picnic of the Young Friend S
Catholic Society Of Alexandria, which came OF
yesterday at Arlington Springs, was a very sue
cesstul affair. both as regards the number OF per-
sons present and the spirit with which the dance
was conducted. Notwithstanding the extre,ne
warmth of the weather
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n FOR CASH ONLY.
All Barege and Orsandy X obas,
Rich Barcges and Lawns 10y the yard
All Fancy Dress Silks and SILK Robes
30 yards beautiful Silks at Is cent ., the best and
cheapest goods ever of, red in this market
w it'll a large stock of Staple Goods, suitable for
families generally to which We ask their espsc ;al
attention. We ssre to sell off ar stock previous
10 charging our store rooms.
J. w. COT.LEY & CO.
~ l6-2w a23 9TH St. above pa
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CENTRE MARKET. - The market opened this
morning with an unusually-large supply Of pro.
visions, and especially at the produce stands. So
great was the supply Of vegetables that some of
tue dealers said they were willing to sell some of
the arcies Tor less than cost The country dealers
were numerous, and We're anxious to dispose of
Their provisions as speedily as possible The de-
hahd appeared to be active, but there were mauv
complaints Of Improbable sales. The morning
Of the regulations.
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M TRAVELLING TRUNKS -.
w r. OFF II the largest, ast, and cheapest assert
ment VI all the various styles and qualities RvYvs
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS, 011n
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS
PACKING TRUNKS, HAT BOXES,
VALlCES. CARPET BAGS, SA rCHELS. &C.,
70 be found al this city. Travellers and purc
Shouts not fail to visit our establishne Et before
Purcha srg as they can fad every article they may
want at the lowest prices.
Old inks repaired and exchanged for new ones
Trunks mar ked and delivered in any part of tie
city AID q cor ctown.
WALL, STEPHENS A CO.,
~ IL lw 322 Pa. av., betw. Stu and 10th SITS.
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i M. SINGER & CO.'S
L. IMPROVED
-, SEWING MACHINES
Wdshinrton OFes-NO. 2Ss Penn syIraaja ar,H1s
UHdsr the National Hotel
For families, tailors. and all manufacturing pur-
poses they are uneq uaed; durable; capable of
doing a greater variety of woik, and of earning
more money than any other machine In the mark
tracing unusual attention.
We invite AL to call at our new Office and
examine them and their work. The great pcunDmy
In using such a machine will at once become an
parent Explanations given To all Cucula rs, Illus
tratIng all Of Singers Sewing Machines with specI
address. ~
good assortment of Thread, Needles, Twist
and other machine findings kept CA hand and sold
nj New u Ork prices.
VIM. ii GLOVER. Agent ms M,
baltimore AND OHIO RAIIROAD
- WASHINGTON BRANIJT
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WHoLEsALEEf 1SDT P RAHbN sH,or pr.,rp

wv LEWIS PAYNE,
w HOLESALE BOOTAND SHOE DEALER,
Bridge street, Georgeto,cn, ID. c.
The attention of the .ade is respectfully called To
my stock of Youths, Mems, and Boys .SeN
AIsFSkIN SHOES, for summer wear
Sill OF my own manufacture.
My stock Of PATENT LEATHER
tlon. - ~
A large lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
Suitable for servants) also hand and
making.
IL Country merchants and Others IN want are
invited to call or address me at No. II Bridge ST.,
GEORGETOWN, ID. G.. anS IF
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GEORGETOWN ADVKRTIsFMTs

II OSr-On Sunday morning, going from High
"a, .trest to the methodist Protestant Chur h: a
GDLD Bh ASTPIN, set with gArnets and pso rls,
with G. a, ard drop attached. The finder ia re
give no, ral reward by leaving IL at Mrs. MARY
SH ii ~ AkER'S, High street. Georgetown.
EOR SAI.E-HOUSEA AND I.OTIN GEORGE
TOW N-Parts Of Lots SO and 60, on the
corner OF LIST and Ingan Streets fronting the south
small two story dwelling house. Terms liberal
Washington. w n FENOAII
jy l8-eolm* Atmrpey fnr 0vnar
EoK SALE OR RENT.-The HOUSE No. IO4.
Il W eat street, Georgetown, at present occupied
by MI. rthur Scho {, and lying about midway the
square Immediately west of Montgomery street,
n3rth side. The locality So generally and favor
ably Known Tor Its healthfunsss, and its choice SO
c,ety a. to make further description unnecessa y.
MI. Schott WI! give Possession at very short no
dria. ~ o osy1T
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JUSTICE OF THE PEAcE.-H. C. Spaulding has
been rsappointed by the President of the United
states Justice OF the Peace for the District of Co.
lumbia
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= SNYDER,
y. PLUMBER AyDG4S FTTTER

fLOm ID Ef Nd AS FILTER,
NEXT Door To THE STAR OFFICE,
mas eonstanty on hand a larEe assortment of
1hS, ElAIURES and PLUMBERS MATE
RlhLS, which he will sell at prices which cannot
fail to suit purchasers.
Plumbing ard Gas Fitting executed in the most
substantial manner, at the shortest notice Attach
ments made TO the Government mains wltnOut
delay and trenches "a ed In the day thew are opened
Orders for work solicited, and sat sfaction guar
al teed e
. AS desire to give nav exclusive attention TO the
Plumbing and Gas Fitting business, offer for sale
my stock OF Stoves and Fin Ware at cost for q. sh
All persons desiring anything In that line will do
iv
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EOR SALE-A hrst-rate FAMILY HORSE,
L perfectly soHnd ANA gentle, of handsome
style. and fat trotter. Also. BUGGY ~
and set of SiNGLE HARNESS. Will beNA
sold separately or together, at low Ptcs, the
Owner having for them. For family re
quirlng elegant horse and perfccly safe this
lsa rare opportunity to purchase. Inquire OF i. j.
FISHER, at MEG uire * Co.'s Auction Rooms.
~
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MRs's DRESS SUITS,
y, Mss's BESissss Sxit,,
Youths Business SEifs,
CHlLDRKNs DRESS SUITS,

YOUTHS DRESS SUITS.
c,,, Youths Business SHifs,
CHILDRKNs DRKss SUITS,
ChiLfren's School Salts.
NOAH WALKER 4 Co, Marble Hall Clothing
store, Browns Hotel Building, would ras specifically
announce that their annual display of Spring ami
summer Clothing Is now ready for ins pvetion. II
s comprised of an assortment Of Gont emen's and
ouths' Clothing OF the neweyt and richest designs
IN naterIai, trimming, and workmanship.
TO those who study excellenoo with economy, in
issnlonabe articles Of dress, opportunity is no W
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
OF Ready Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
ducsd prices. ap& .ly
, MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENr.
It's WONDERFUL effects ald conssq uent popularity
perhaps no article IN the history OF the Materid
Nedted, ever n CURED the patrona &c, was cub
lected 10 the same number of severe and different
tests, and met with few failures as the Mustang
Liniment. IL has Justly been styled Panacea for
All external Wounds, Cnts, Swelngs, SpraIns,
Bruises or Eruptions on Man Beast. u is so far
medicine of surprising virtue that Physicians are
compelled To prescribe it; and from some remark :
able cures OF Chronic and Distorted Rheumatic
eaSss has attracted much attention from
the hrs scientific minds Of the age No family can
afford to be without a bottle of the Mustang Iini-
mont In the house. Bs,car, Of limitations.
The genuine IS sold by respectable dealers in all
parts Of the world.
BARNES PARK. Projectors. New York.
Also, Lyons Celebrated Iasset Ponder.
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AWARD OF SCHOOL PRIzE.-A prize for the
best scholarship in the male department of the
f1nt District Public School having been offered
oy Commander M. F. Maury, Superintendent U
=. Observatory and accepted by the Board of
trustees, committee Consisting Of Prof Dimitry.
Messrs w nj. CollOm and Ferd Jefferson. y was
invited by the nb-board Of the district to examine
ne nrst class in the school, for the purpose of de-
Gliding to whom the prize should be awarded
lhey sent IN report commencing the entire class
for the manner In which thew acouitted them.
Seivef. and unanimously assigned the prize to
james Mchendree Davis. TIE committee also
state that GEORGE Graham is fully entitled to rank
second In the class, and commend the magnanim
ity which he evinced by his unwillinSness to
compete with his young friend, Master Davis,
The presentation will take place in tue room oc
cuPed oy Primary School No. =, corner Pennsyl-
yana avenue and Nineteenth street to- mo,,o,,
(Wednt sday) at O'Clock D. m.
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EoR SALE-A largo behring's Wilder Pat nj
III. Elrs and Burglar Proof IRON SAFE, suit
nee: , iIesyirs q II. SNYDER 4 SON, Bsatsrs.
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOONd 70. MORROW
By A, GREEN, Auct,opeer.

By A, GREEN, Auctsoneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON TIE IS
LAND AT ,IAucTI9S..on FRIDAY, the 18th ia
s sssrs: shall sell IN font Of the P,eIi's, g
x feet on south r street and runnlne hack aions
the Inc Of wide ro feet alley, between y street
Terms; One-fou rth cash balance in 6, u, and Is
ase6 ~ lot notes bearing interest, secured by
dcei ~ e as. upon the premises deed given and
iX "a "u" taken. Title perfect.
u IL The ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
at same hour and lad until TUESDAY 10th inst,
=. Ao-e A. GREEN, Auct.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer. :
NkUSTEE,S SALE OF HOUsEBOI. N ANN
n hiTChEN trRNITrRE, FARMISs UrT2sua ~
NES'AY, the snh instant, shaiI e esiI w Ed
,arhoe Oh r. hart, on nh street rosd near tie e.,
t9 gate; a. 10 o'clock a. IN, at public aacton H.
corded an excellent assortment OF r urniture a. re-
viz: uie' &C.
Mahogany and Walnut Sofa. Chairs, sideboa,s.
BOOKCASE and Secretary, Extension and other Ia
Walnut Wardrobe, Cherry and other Bed.s,ad..
Brussels and other Carpets and Mating.
Looking Slssses, Window Curtains, Hat Rack,
wri,Ing Desks and Tables, Work stands, venit,an
stoves, China, Glass, Crockery and Stone Ware,
WIN many other articles IN the furniture line
sets Carriage Harness, c utting Box, Pioush' ts1i
als Esf, sid hai,ows, lot Tools. Saddle and Bri-
Cow, OF years old, an excellent mixer.
Terms: All sums under s25, cash: over sas. a
otselt 1l o. and - days for satisfactorily endorsed
:, J. b. HOLMEAD, TRUSTEE
" 10 A. GREEN, Auct
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IMPORTANT To THE CITIZENS OF
WASHING TON AND GEORG ETOwN
HEALTH, ECONOMY, AND COMFORT,
McDonnells Catawba Ginger Wine.
The Great Southern Plantation and Family
Remedy and Beverage.


Ne more F.rer and Agus!-No more Cholera Cra1.s
or Diarrhea NO more Dyspepsia, Indi-
gsStion, or FldiHlsHeyin
For these complaints tine CATAWBA GINGER
WIN Is an UNFAlLING REMEDY and PREVENTIVE.
BA GRAPE AND JAMAICA GINGER, and. for
purity Of quality and richness of favor, is une-
the @os Of sSMMER f REVE 1RseTHs
whilst ITS Tonic and lnvigorating Properties have
secured for 1t WORLD WIDE REPUTATION and UN-
PRKCRDENTED SALE.
. The Wineis pre-eminent ada pied to the FemaIs
Constitution. Also, for the of Clergyre and
persons of Sedentary Habits, being NON-INTOX-
lCAflNG. and IN imparting HEALTH AND VIGoR
OF MIND AND BoDY.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
We ask for ii trial from al, satisfied that a SIN
gle trla will establish At the South the h.h reputr
non which 1t has acquired IN all other sections Of
the Union. .t.s - -
THE CATAWBA GINGER WINE Is FOR
SALE IN WASHINGTON at the following Re
sPEcTABLE GRoCERIEs Jos. w. Davis 9th and y
sts; +. NJ JaI Doe, ia. ay Henry G. Purdy, 2aS Pa
Moore Cisseil. 18th St; f. r. White & Co Lou
lslaoa av, between 9th and 7th sts.: j. r. MAJOR eth
AMI u sts.i }. 4. Y. Clark, 9TH and A sts.; Jas r.
o'BrI n, 9Th and SITS; A. G. Davidson, 9th aud /.
and U. sts.; r. NJ. Orms, Pennsyvan,a av'. r "
Goburn, 18th and III sts.; WIN. A. Brown 18th And
sts; las. White, 10Th and + sts.; VIA. T. Jones
MMassaehusetts av. and Sd st.; Peter Monaghan.
New Jersey av. and ii ST.; Peter Conlsu, 81 aud q
sts.; jas. Flanagan, 99 r ST., r.. Cosan PennsyI
wanna av. and auth 81; Jas. Bliga Iitli ST; VIM n
Yor bEpeSii ah 1. sss sts.; Joseph Weeks New
SHE THE q SIAgTkA 4s SGbNGER VINE IS FOR
oh. l.. 0fntt, r. r. Boucher, G. M. 4 ]. w.
S1.noron' jeremiah Urine, j. NJ. Belt
Wholesale Depot, II Mercer st. Baltimore.
jytl4-lm JAS. McDONNEi,i., Ten raj AGENT.
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By bANNARD BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON SOUTH
~ SIDE OF gRuGE STREET, GEoRGEroyNNTbe
at the request IN writing Of the Treas.
urer oil the GeorgetOwn Building Association and
70 pay debt due from A. p. Waugh in his lifetime
20 70 sag assocation will, IN virtue Of a certain
July, 1851 sell at public auction. In front Of tho prem
ses' on the 18th day OF July next, st o'cS OK p m
the Lot oil Ground and three-story Brick Houss
thereon situated on the south side Of Bridge st Get
west oil and adjoining TO the house occupied by John
Mountz, dec ased, at the time of his DEATH The
Lot fronts II feet Bridge street. and runs sout
oil that Width ~ feet To 5-feet wide alley opening
into Jefferson street.
Terms Of sale ca.h, on the pay ment Of which the
spbsc. lbers will convey said premises TO the pur
chaser In fee at his ex pense. ~
w. =. COX, -
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Public SCHOOL EXAMINATION, YRsrrRpAY-
The male dspaStnent Of the Fourth District
School, under the charge Of John E. Thompson.
Esq, was examined yesterday afternoon by the
Board Of Trustees before one Of the largest audi
ences that we have seen present at any Of the ex-
kept 10 situated Sixth street, between n and y.
Island and 10 probably the best ada ptr for nnblc
school accommodation Of any Of the buildings now
IN ia Voc CITY, 70, that purpose It is large
Sya spacious yard the upper story Of the building
~ me charge Of Mi. Mlburn The number
OF wnom 10 Were present at the examination YES,
tefaay The average number of pupils on the roll
curing .ne year was 50, and the average attend
pupils ro i. sx sss's age of the
Pfesent yesterday Were Messrs Randolph and
1ronsde, Of the First District; Walsh, of the
r rn,ra; ana Ati1ee, whyte, and willett Of the
=, The examination was conducted principally by
s Mssls' Ironslde and Walsh, who performed their
e. urs IN very thorough manner The classes
e1anlhed Were as follows: Four classes I'm reading
ana oral spelling the first class being examined in
tne dictionary; one In English grammar and com
Posiuon; three in mental and written arithmetic:
d, rte IN geography; one in English grammar and
uIceuoh; one In elementary geometry and one on
the Constitution and early history Of the United
states The acquttances Of all these classes with
out single exception, Were pronounced good, by
|
composition particularly elected the admiration
OF The trustees and audience by the readiness and
correctness with which they parsed difficult sem
fences and by their specimens OF composition ex-
nloited Among the spectators present we noticed
fhomas Wilson, Mrs Martin. and Misses
Milburn, Elvans, Ecklof, Hail. and Geneva eed,
all teachers In the public schools; Mrs Stratton,
private teacher; and many parents of the pupils
We understood that the Mayor and number of
the city fathers would have been present, lad il
not been for an almost simultaneous session of the
City Councils. "
Al the Close Of the exercises. the school was adj
dressed In few complimentary and encourao ny
remarks by DIR. Ironside, after which the pupils
presented to Col. Randolph a beautiful botonet
In consideration of this being the tenth annual ex
animation In succession, at which he had been
present. The venerable Colonel acknowledged
the touching compliment in a handsome manner
spoke many words Of wisdom to his gallant Young
friends, and expressed hope that he would live
10 meet them again on i similar occasion The
Young gentlemen manifested the appreciation of
the Kind remarks of both DIR. IronsIde and Col
Randolph, by hearty applause
The examination of the Female department of
ms School, under the charge of Miss MiIburn,
takes place this afternoon in the upper story OF
the same building.
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. AuctIopeers :
GOVERNMENT SALE OF TWO WORK
NJ HoRsEs-tbn SATURDAY MORNING, Jnly
zSd az 10 o'cock, st the Auction Rooms we stat
sell TWO work Horses, from the Capitol Extension.
iy l5-d &c MCGUIRE A CO Auct'rs
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FUTURE DAYS.

By j. C. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auo,ioneers.
DAIR OF VERY SUPERIOR Young
- - MATCH MULES AT AUCTION On SATl RnAN
MORNlNG, July sd, at 10 O'Clock. in front 4 the
Aucunn rooms, we shall sell pair OF very supe-
young mate hei ules; work ia single double
harness and believed to be fhe finest pair OF Mules
ever on 'red Tor sale ~ this city. Terms cash.
~ IT. j. T.. MCGUIRE AZ CO ADct'rs
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jen-aawt. wv wv. kIsAtiUE, Trustees.

BY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST From
A Waugh 70 the subscriber, dated the 18th day
of March IN the year 1854 and made to secure a GER
scriber WI unite with Messrs Cox aud kisque in
the sale OF the above described premises at the time
ana place and on the terms mentioned in the ahuy A
advertisement: John MARBURY, Trustee
Jell-2awts BARNARD BUCKLEY, Aucts
The ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
to WE NESDAG, 2oth instant
by order of the Trustees
" A.
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COMMERCIAL

LIVERPOOL, July 7.-COttOn-Sales Of wednes-
day estimated at Is 90 bales. nearly all Of which
is 10 the trade. All qualities have slightly adj
vsnced
Corn is very dull, with increased demand for
yellow. Provisions close dull but the market in
generally unchanged.
Consols closed at London At 90 Yaa3x.
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REAL ESTATE SALSA. Green, auctionees
yesterday sold part Of lot -, in square los, on
Eighteenth, between aud II streets north, with
improvements, TO w. II. Forrest for -, U25. Par
u lot "a, In square a9J, with improvements, L
Chss, Allen Tor $500
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TEE EXCURSION ro-AokRow-Our citizens
will Of course not forget the excursion 10 be given
To Glymont to morrOw, by the Island Bantixt s.h-
bath School, for the benefit Of the chnrcb ami
school One OF the most pleasant ercursions ~
the season will no doubt be realized In this Eo,
particulars advertisement.