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Lyons Magnetic Powders,
WH destroy Garden Insects. C6ckroaches, Bed
Bugs, Fleas, Ants. Moths. and all
pests of The UeTzai1 kind

pests Of the UermiR kind.
The importance Of reliable article Of this kind is
lnestimable. In warm weather all nature teens with
these annoying foes This powder is the only article
ever discovered which will exterminate them
company Of botansts from the Horticultural Society
Of Paris, while amidst the ferns of Asia, observed
THAI all insects lighting upon certain kind Of plant
very soon dropped dead. This fact was made use Of
to guard their night camps from these intruders
Quantities Of the plant were brought home by Mr. E
Lyon, and found positive insect destroyer in every
experiment 1t is simply powdered leaf, chemi-
caly prepared to resist the effect age and climate
Medals and Letters Patent have been obtained from
the governments Cf England, France, Germany and
Russia, from the Worlds Fair, aud numerous medi.
al and horticultural colleges and societies
Letter from the President of the United States
'kxEcUuvE MANSION WASHINGTON.
Jan 3lsi, 1858.
''MR. EMANUEL LYON Dear SIR have the Meas
ure to inform you that the Royal Commission of the
Worlds Fair. at London, have awarded you a Media
and certificate for the great value of your Magnetic
Powders, &c. MuIARp FILLMORE Chairman :,
The above was accompanied by a certificate o.
Prince Albert,
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PETERS'S PATENT
Non-Explosive, Self-Generating
G. As L a M p S.

rhePaeie favored With the best, safest
Aad most economical light ever produced, s1s's-
rsor 10 any other portabls light Ia sztsiencs- Il =
adapted foF Churches, Hotels, stores, Private Owed
ings, Steamboats,, kaEeaa Cars. ke. &C. II Ia eAsly
mAsage5, IFse Issua saseh smoke and from all
danger of explosion, the aala used ef en-
plosiye fasss Lamps exhib.sion aRd
hr sale al The Suetioa ef NJ q aFucs, corner
ol Cedar and ceFry street, where ts pa0le are IN.
sGea 10 call and examiae foe themselves.
BARRETT \ wINcHtsTER,
n.sF5o-u General AguaLa-
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VALUABLE HORSE SAVED.

Mr.. S. LrcH, Hyde Park, Vt, writes:-'sThat the
horse was considered worthless" (hIs case was
SPAWN buts ite' ,cnhe free use of the Mustang
Liniment, have sold him for $50 cash. Your Lin.
iment has been doing wonders up here.n
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Jenny Lind Saloon
AND
Pistol Gallery.

TT A. MCCALL Co.'S Jenny Land Saloon and Piss
Il toi Gallery, Third story of old Post once
Buildings corner 81 Cedar aud Cherry street,
open day and pight, for the reception os visitors.
The pepprietors agents for the sale q jenny Land
Table, CGes, Cue Leathers and Balls and Pistols u
the most cels brAted man ufaetaEe aprla-tI
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EuneInl Notice.

The friends and acquaintaaces OF the late JosErH
woJDs, invited 10 attend his Funeral this morn
ing, wednesday, at IL O'Clock, from the 2nd Pres
bytcrian Church. Service by Rev. J. ;. HAYS
NASHVILLE April 27th 1883.
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The " Opposition"

For the purpose Of more eectualy aiding in the cleo
ton of JONI NETHEND, and the success Of the oppo
ston Ticket IN tennessee the PropretOrs OF the Daily
PatriR and Republican BdnHeT will issue Jointly
during the present canvass, Campaign Paper, to be
called the Opposition" The object of the pubca-
ton is 70 circulate IN the cheapest possible FORM and
to the greatest practicable extent FAcrs for the con
sheraton of the people of Tennesf ee-IRuTHs which
will enable them at just conclusion IN re-
gard to the true nature and unexaggerated import
ance of the issues involved in the present contest and
60 cas-, their votes accordingly
The Opposition will be published in the form OF
super royal svo, and be completed IN fourteen NUM-
bers-the first To be issued the 3rd of May. Each
number will contain sixteen Iages-maSing IN the
whole a volume Of two hundred and twenty -four pa
ges The subscription price will be- Single copies, 90
cents 10 copies So 20 copies 81; so copies sl5-pay
able invariably in advance, as the very ow price at
which the publication put will not justify the open
ing OF accounts FOR subscription Orders, therefore,
for one or more numbers, ust be accompanied with
the cash.
The publication of Campaign Paper, as above pro-
posed upon mature consultation, is recommended
and approved by the Executive Committee for the
Middle Division of the State, and is compliance with
the expressed wishes OF prominent members OF the
party whose opinions entitled 20 respect.
Committees and Clubs desrous Of subscribing for a
number of copies should send in their orders at the
earliest practicable day.
NASHVILLE, April, 1859.
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400 RRoAn srREEr- Pun ,nrr rr,

(ExrRAcr) sin lifting the kettle from the fire il
became ur manageable, tilted over, and scalded my
hands very severely, almost TO a crisp. 1t was an
awful sight. The Mustang Lniment appeared to ex-
tract the pain 1t healed rapidly, without soreness
and left no scar ofaccount. Truly yours.
CHARLES FOSTER"
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The Steamer 81, Nicholas.

MEMPHIS, April 26. = The steamer St.
Nicholas was valued at between 20 and rs, 900
dollars She is partially insured in st. Louis.
She was principally owned by Messrs. Reeder
and Cline, the latter of whom was first clerk.
All the boilers exploded. No reason is assign
ed for explosion; they were old but consider
ed safe. The engineers were careful, and
are both killed. Twenty six cabin passengers,
eight of whom were ladies and % deck pas
sengers, were killed. 1t is estimated by some
thai between As and 90 are lost.
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Such language as this is but the constant and nat
ural echo wherever this article is used.
This Eminent is Indispensable to planters and own
ers Of horses and mules. Mr.. John Daniels, Mont
gomery, Ala, sold slave for $780, who was raised
from utter uselessness by this Lniment. Every
family should have it, Be very particular and en-
qure for the Mustang Liniment and take no other.
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America Europe, and the Islands of the ocean, for
rs cents, so cents, ann 81 90 per bottle.
BARNES & PARK, New York.
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AMERICAN MEDICAL AssooIATIoS--It has
been enormously stated that the session Of
this body will meet on the 9th prox. 1t as
sembles on the 3rd of May.
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as-we afe authorized - announce rtios. T sAUS
BElts as a candidate for he ON Of County Trustee
Of davidson County the election to be held in
March, 1880. apE2o-td
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TUE Stockholders q the Nashville C Numerical
Insurance. C0npsny are hereby Settled thai .
nstiEg % siu Dc hed At thsr ence IL ttiz eity "a
Aend4y, tie end cay = Nay nrxt befssee ths bears
81 lie A \. ane e'eicck =. NJ fer he eIextiea 81
Alessa Directors ~ serve the sssalaE ysaF.
JAMES hAlkKR
epFfs-td Ssefs tary.
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A very choice article of tea can be had at
the store of LArlMER & STANLEY Church
Street
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Hon. HuMPHREY MARSHALL has been nom
mated for reelection to Congress from the
9TH district, Kentucky.
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Cepley Wsisoa rs. g. Tnoopsan aha eshers
tlf = decfee q the eagseme CoaFt, base ~ tie
ID above ssasa ~ ~ nesemb<g FeFn. las, fsAs
nseaet nuf hAvtns besn paid erefed j fEkan aeiI
- SAT- hnAf, Ihk isIH nAf or nay MAI, al
ne toaFt haase dear ~ NaaeKiie lea Ne 2 uigA ne
HaProse aspsts theroa. ~ tteysa pen e lls, regs-
tsfcd n he REGISTERS efee ~ Isason esen1F bonk
plke foaa, ga = eFeaa q q ~ and Is nsanfhs Assss
sth E~ea serssss Fe4stEed. an4 iaru Fxtalnsa I'll
p~fsnsat u pareh.ss aaef. c@s = sale - bs rAle
- seea J. =. CLARK,
epFe-ld cieFk .
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Price, One Dollar per Bottle.
Address,
ID. I'll. ANDERTON.
The NEIixir.,, /,

Prepared by Dr. JAS. WILLIAMS, for the cure of DYs
PEPSY, and nothing but DYsPEPSY, (as advertised in
another coumn has, by its own merits obtained for
itself high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi-
clans acquainted with its properties using them
selves and prescribing it to their patients convinced
by observation, of its great efficacy in restoring the
sordered digestive organs to healthy function. Nu-
merous cases of Dyspepsy, Of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned as ineurable by
some ofthe Medical Faculty have by the OF this
Elixir been restored to perfect health, aested
-ates testify aprI3-1y
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az We authorized - announce SAMUEL p.
AME.NT candidate Tor County Trustee al abe next
March election. aprIs-td
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$50 Reward for Kim

ID ANYWAY IRON the subscriber, al Dcoherd re-
II pot, the night % the 23rd Of March last, Ne
gro Man named jim, Of yellow complexion, about 30
years Of age feet high, Will weigh about us pounds
Jim raised by s MASH. Esq, of Dixon county
Tenn. There u a small scar his len nostrli, that
he says was produced by blasting rock, and n lew
on his breast caused from burns, though not partc
ularly remembered by any one as % which breast
tins scar is on. He has rather down look and
eeminate expression out OF the eye when spoken TO-
though good CountcnAnce, with broad forehead and
round eyes. Jim bad when be left Pea Jacket
% black Casneit and yellow Jeans Pants, soft Hat ot
purple color. He h a blacksmith by trade, and
sold by Z. :. Hawkins "a W. J. Martin.
The above reward viii be paid % any one who
will deliver him Chattanooga. Tenn or 10 4
:. HAWKINS No. Is Cedar street Nashville Tenn
". J. MARTIN,
ap-T-tf Chattanooga. Tennessee.
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New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, April 23.-GOTToN.--The week
opened with very firm pretensi0ns the part Of
holders, but buyers did not much disposed to
respond, and the sales OF the first three days were
confined TO about Is 600 bales, mostly at full prices
though without any quotable change
On Wednesday, with the Arabia's advices at hand
about noon, the business fell of about $500 bales,
and on Thursday TO 1000 bales, the RACES be-
ing irregular and easier for buyers. Yesterday only
100 bales sold making total for the week OF
only about l9 700 bales the market closing unsettled
and nominal at 4 he range of our nnatations.
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GomuterriaI.
DAILY PArR1oT OFFICE.

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, april II, 1859.
COTT0N.-No sales yesterday.
TOBACCO--Sales at Fisher Wheless q
Co.'S of 8 hhds at 8 IS, 40, so, 8 10, 3
80, 6 so, 4 80, and II bids at A. Hamilton's
at 90, 35, 8 90, 7 so, 20, Is, s.,
8 o5, As. 90, 6 Is, 5 So -
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rFtHz subszrlb-r ~i.hss q ssll his pl.cs "a -
Il shs Galaz1ia farnfske hoea, I've mlrs $50
bees kzshFl1s this sde tbe nfsi leli G4tr, LIZ
eeutsinize nearly Alne Acres q Lana, VA
s.nr~u.ezssts a. sboaf enc k4f rlczrcd ans H enl-
- 49, o. baisnes vel Hbsrea, z.e sosle sent
aaV E.ersea aal8e BUSINESS n Ne sny. teL Nf-ter
seaairs "a 81 Col.eze ssreet g - Prcz
- s..ss - 49, , MfI1Ros.
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Economy in Fuel.
WE have just received and have Tor sale tire
w sizes OF the
TreDic Coal Cooking Stove.

Containing Of the greatest improvements in
trOduced into Cooking Stoves, viz. THE BURNING 90
THE GAS AND SNOKE ARISING FRoN Coal
BY this method my per cent 81 the fuel u saved
and a much hotter IRE conveyed 90 the oven.
We have OF these Stoves exhibition at our
Store. We believe Il 10 be better for Cooking with
Coal than any Rahge Stove that has yet been in
vented. IL viii ts cost IN fuel ina few months.
We warrant them b. be all that We promise tor them
and n the do not merit public expectation We are
willing 10 bear any loss that may accrue.
MACKENZIE a. MINCHiN,
april II College ST, Nashville.
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Ties, Stocks and GIOves.

TTsT received a choice lot Gf Neck Ties, stocks,
81 Gloves Pocket Han kerchiefs SaspendeFs, ke-,
embracing AL the latest sty lee, for sale BY
nAr2s .. II. AcGILL.
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SEWANEE COAI..

IL H ID U CTION INF RICR
TIVE SEwANEE MINING COMPANY will sell their
Il superior Coal from their yard adjoining the n
C. X. X. Depot, on Cedar street, at the following
named rates
select Lamp at Is cents per bushel.
Round OF screened IS cents per bushel.
Nut at IL cts per bushel
Slack or fine Coal 10 cts per bushel.
apl2-lw HENRY MURRAY Sale Agent
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We authorised TO announce ". y. Stokes, or
neRaib, candidate fcr Q, agrees IN tie Fourth Goa
grrsAloaall D,-ss' mAr25-td
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kerosene Oils.

NOricE-rhe enlargement u the KEROSENE
~ NuhkS bring nov cUmpicted, &c give notice
that orders from TIE rAABE wll be nlied pronps
~, ~ present Iarin prices.
NEW YORK KEROSENE OIL CO.,
apr21-tf No. so Beaver ST., II.
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odd Fellows Celebration.
MEMPHIS, April 26.-The Odd Fellows are
celebrating their tortieth anniversary with
pr oc ession and appropriate exercises.
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fINHIS establishment, the most extensive IN the
southwest, stall conunaes be the resort Of
TIE fashion and beauty Of our ensntFy, which fully
endorses the s~nIis of thousands that II IL ne
great EMPORIUM for
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EAr Sale.

THREE or four desirabio Building Lots, on the
= Middle Franklm Turhpike, AZ the junction of the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad TunneL The
above Lots Will be sold ata bargain. Applyt0
4. X. GIASCOCk a CO.,
aprll-lw - College street
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\ HAVE Ear sale |. very tkslT Nssre, - ye@rs q
sse. thei h@s seea ssn uained - = hests ans
clnlnz gesas s<Esaas, ~ ~. - Cedar stress
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to be deeply absorbed in his studies He
thus discovered that Merton was the pos
SCISSOR of ten thousand dollars in gold, and
the temptation to appropriate i, to bis
sole use and benefit was too great for him
TO resist; pertikkerly as that ere sort Of
business was precisely in his line, you
know as he playfully remarked when
giving us an account Of the affair. i
was thinkin' Of some plan for getten hold
of those last night he continued, when
this ere Tom Bigbug was exhibitin' Of his
gloves; and when saw him drop one Of
'em and this ere Frank Cahoot pick il up
and put it in his pocket for him, thinks |
to myself, thinks l here's the caper. So
jerked it out Of bis pocket you know,
and made good use Of il you know. !
wouldn't have thought Of doin, such a
trick if / hadn't a reputation to preserve,
you know and the jolly rascal grinned
beniguly upon the assembled company.
My friend Tom Bigbee was speedily
divested of his iron bracelets which were
forthwith applied to the more appropriate
purpose of ornamenting the brawny wrists
of John Brown, alias DR.. Blukerwissel.
In due time we steamed away from
Memphis, and / viii venture the asser
: ton that a merrier set than were coope'
: up aboard of the palatial 'Montezuma
5 during this memorable trip never foate'
= upon the Mississippi. Toms spirits sool
a revived under the genial example Of hi
: fellow passengers, who, each and al
t seemed to vie with each other in attempt
: to make my old friend forget his prediC
t ament.
: As for poor Frank Cherrute--dheml
5, am positively ashamed to tell the attentiy
S reader of this truthful sketch, that m
boasted knowledge of human nature va
at fault, for once, in his case. But the
e you know, Sir, or Madame, that Fran
on our first acquaintance, wore BIT
IS dress coat with brass buttonsl Dor
e forget that fact. Yet / am constrainc
y to acknowledge that a close intimacy
Ie four years, (which intimacy began aboa
Or the Montezuma, and subsequently !
v pened into firmest friendship.) has on
OF served to increase my admiration Of Il
at young friends character. | confident
n aver that a more noble and genero
e heart never beat, than that which thro
&c beneath Frank Cherrute's vest
Fl With qualification l must add, th
III since the events narrated, Frank h
OF never worn blue coat with brass bI
tons!
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solFERlao SKETCHES BY MR.. RAYMOND,


After furnishing the first complete de-
scription of the battle of Solferino which
was laid before American readers, Hon.
II. J. Raymond remained two or three
days on the battlefield and in the neigh
borhood, gathering up the incidents Of
the great conflict. These he has now
transmitted to the New York Times. We
make the following extracts from them,
beginning with this lucid aud graphic
VIEW or THE BATTLE.
a Standing at Casiiglione, and looking
down the Mantua road, Gen. Mel. with
his division, (the 4th,) held the extreme
right wing; McMahon, with the 3d, was
in the centre; and paraguay d'IIilliers,
with the I'd, on the left, in the open plain,
and to force it back. McMahon was to
hold the Austrian centre in check while
this was being done, and then support
the attack after it should be accomplished,
and paraguay d'Hilliers was to do the
same. The French line formed a radi-
us some six miles long, which was 10
swing round upon paraguay d'Hilliers'
division as a pivot, gradually encircling
the Austrians and driving them back up
on the bills, from which they were then
to be forced at the point Of the bayonei,
Victor Emmanuers forces formed the
extreme left Of the allied army, and wa
to move up against the Anstrians from
the other side Of the bills, and especially
to cut off their retreat in that direction.
When j reached Castigiione-whieh
did as stated in my former letter, by
coming in with the artillery wagons O
Gen. Canroberi's division, which has
been held in reserve, ] rushed immedi
ately to the bill about mile from ih'
} yiIlage-and when reached the SUNNI
the Austrian left wing had been pushes
D across the road, and McMahon's division
was closing in for the grand assault upoi
\ the centre. The Austrians kept up
r rapid and heavy cannonade which va
/ replied TO with still greater beat by tb
: French, who we're pushing their batter
E les further aud further on upon the cir
3 conference Of the circle on which the,
/ we're moving. New batteries, from tim
a to time, opened their fres IRON sill NOR
!. distant points--and We could dislincsl
r sec the enormous masses Of MeMah0n'
q infantry depIoye3 10 the plain, and NOV
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Ten thousand deaths,

But not q Single Tar.
very important to gardeners an,,L,.o,...ors.
THERE'S not garden but cau he y fP ,h
ra Snas Of insects, or house that cannot be
powjs sa OF all ysrmin pests by Lyons Magnetic
I'D pleasure is the powdered leaf of plant dis
Tior ~ oS f. Lyon French BotanIst, in the inte-
PED bugs ants, ticks, feas moths. etc. IL is en-
and Som ee from poison and harmless to mankind
s,les 81 Europe have Iiherally rewarded Mr.. L,oa.
'o"f ,T ~ pppS nd thr0uEh any merchant.
Whle Pills are NIKE il for rats And nice.
and 81. R.pIrs SSual sTss =, Genus
je ~ lmcow ''""'' .-.
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Hnitfmore nlarhets.

BALTIMORE, June 23.-Flour closed quiet; How
ard street and Ohio GO s7aS7
Wheat unchanged; white 81 6OasI 50, red ~ 50
as1. 60.
Corn closed dull; yellow 7seSoc. white sOas2c.
Provisions closed quiet; bacon sides 9Xc; mess
pork sI9.25.
Whisky closed dull at 2sc
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New York Marksss

NV York, June 23.-Flcur has declined Zoe i;
state IS soa6.OO; Ohio 50 JOa6 so Southern s6 75a
80.
Wheat closed with declining tendency, and
lower; Southern red 81 g.; do. white 81 ~
Corn closed heavy; mixed SLASH yellow Sac
Pork closed heavy; mess SIC .4OaSl is So prime
$3.50.
Lard closed quiet.
Whisky closed steady at 26kc.
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Financial.

NEw YORK, June 23.-Stoc ks are dull and heavy
I. =. SIS l>i, iui; Chicago and Rock Island 5ss
New York Central 49,; Reading ga; Virginia
6's 96s; Missouri 6s S6R
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CRoss-FIRING.- Last week, Daniel Barry, a man
with one leg, well-known to the residents of the
west portion Of the Fifth Ward. quarreled with
2. Sullivan and his wife, and it appeared upon
the use Of certain opprObious epitheis, Mrs Sulli
van knocked him down with a broomstick Barry
had warrants issued against the Sullivans and
they were arrested by Officer Narrower The case
was laid before Justice Mills, who after hearing
the evidence, dismissed Mr. sullivan and neld
Mrs. Sullivan TO bail for Court. The Sullivans
then obtained peace warrant against Barry 10
make him give security to preserve the peace
which security he was unable to obtain, and was
Of necessity committed to jail
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By J;G; Mcguire CO; AucnOnee5s.

By j. c. MCGUIRE e. CO., AuctIoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ING LoTsIN PAINTING OFFICE SQUARE.-On
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July LIST, at 6 CLOCK. on
the premises, by virtue of deed in trust TO the
subseIiber, dated MAY 9Th, 1857. and duly recorded
the land records for Washington county, in the
District Of Columbia, shall sell Lots Nos. 81 and
"a feet on north Fl street, between LIST street west
and north Capitol street. and running back us feet
Inches 70 80 feet alley, and containing each 4a6
square feet Of ground. Title perfect. -
Terms; One fourth cash the residue in 6, II, H.
in trust on the premises.
THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee.
Je lO-2aw&ds j. e. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
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Destructive Fire.

MILwAUEEE, June 22d-A Ere occurred in
Dung block. adjoining the custom house early
this morning, by which twenty pisces Of business
were DESTROYED. The heaviest losers are-Messrs
druggists, and Lewis a. Co bookseller, The
loss is estimated at SA.sD, on which there IA in
surance To the extent Of $4,000. The CUSTOM
house was damaged TO the extent Of sis, 600
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To BIZ APPOINTED -Rumor points 10 Randolph
Coyle, Esq, as to be appointed Water Registrar
by the Mayor. We trust that rumor may be tell
ing the truth in this matter insomncb AS 7 mare
competent person for that position of SO great re-
sponsibility and dclicacY is not to be found we
are free TO affirm. As civil engineer. his Iabors
Of years past in our midst have secured him pro-
fessional reputation that will satisfy all of his
entire competency to the proper discharge of all
the duties OF the position; while life Of hiyh-
toned probity has fairly secured for him the entire
confidence Of his fellow citizens as a business man
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MARRVEn

On Wednesday. the ?9d instant Inv tho Ror H.
Nc gar Rev. T BANKS McFALLS. of the n. M.
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