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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-29

I'm one handaQmA Limo, yQlnmA@ AGO pAgaa.
TlshEY consist, m part. Of eightsss Letters sup
Mohammed Pasha, Rear Admiral Of the Turkish
navy, during ~ fanons visit - this cuunsfS In
the spring Of lsAS, Foarteen of the spistlss have
bsen "tfsnsisted" Tor, and pnbltahed Ia the New
With much interest ard pleasure BY the Subscribers
to that journal. but have been copied and highly
compiimented BIZ the best nawspAps1 and psriodi-
Gals In Insecurity.
lsttera could b Afforded than this instant adoption
By the sb1sst conductors Of me press, who best
knsw whss will sratify tbs rsadssS Of eurrms lit
sfature
With ths Letters. - published IN book form. are
intsHpsras4 large nsmbsr Of replies, csitiSaI, En-
paanatosy, aadatory. and ohjprgstory. received lin
imaginaaien) BY the "trxnsiAtor,. from people in
different parts Of the United States and elsewhere,
who ssePpo.sd % have read the Letters whaeh APP
Both the letters and the replies ars satirical fa
Of humor that II broad enough to b popular, yet
free from any aaspsisu Of vxAafity, snd relieved,
- y! satuicsl hanot shosA b, by > vein 81 pni.
lcsophy md BsntiAnert. The ludicrons eide M 40
eial, literary sna psliiinl life u eur ossstry IL
considered IN ssri0oonis way and. Ii hslssvsd,
With puneency and 81 i'll rarely squaiied HI this
dspartmsnG u ssfhsnhip%s s~
OGDEN, BRowSELL 4oo.y
cr1r BOOK sToax,
Aug17d No. u Asin~st-
n New work ~ Her. , r. HseA ATcy.
LITE OF GEN. HkAnE HAvELOCK.
One vol, limo, 400 pages with = Gas Por-
trait on Steel, and slsgAnt Engravings.
M X. HEADLKY after being sp9psss I'd in public
1v1 life for three years. has again returned - the
6eld Of literature, IN which he earned Wide rspu-
.ation. The s~Ajsss ~ has 6rst taken up IL ono
we'll suited to his dssnFiptivs powers. The ellie
Of HAvelock Furnishes eyesythspl picturesqus and
brilliant IA description and thrilling In the nara
tian Of asedA IL arms. The 6rst campaign Of the
young lieutenapt In Bgrmsh, the rDmantic and
tragic history of the &nGilsh army Ia AfghsnistAn,
the rapidly succeeding and terrible battles In the
Punjaub, and last the unparalleled siees OF Luck
nov and hsvelsckf march sof Ore and death TO Its
relief, are here described NTH that vividness and
life that charasse riEe "NApoas0n and his Nanhals"
and " v ashfngton and bis Generals" The friends
Of Hsvsloekss faulty have placed In his hands ma
tsriah thai 10 other psrsons in the country
obtain. Some ct them could not b. fsrniahed In
England, and Mr.. Hesdley was compelled TO send
u Indis 70 mske the collection complete.
The sldsns yeupg solder, the unce mpromising
ChFistiap &ApA the incomparabl general are taken
mp lin snccession while around each 10 grouped the
stupendons scenery, the oriental mAgnihccnce, and
the tremendous battles that have characterized the
campaigns Of the English srny in India.
lust Fseeive6 1t
OGDEN, BROwNRLL Aco.'s
CirY Book SroRs,
AngHd 81 4ain-st.
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Mississippi Valley Nursery.
WESTERN GROWN TREEs rOR
THE VEST

NJ IT h several years
w experience the Pro,
prictor can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N p
6HRUBBERY, acciima-
ted, and found to succeed
In the West.
Many Of these Trees
ars Of extra size, and
have produced 6ne speci-
mems Of fruit the past sea-
son. Those Interested are
Invited 10 call aad az
anime for themselves.
Aes6A - Hnp vN4A D..~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-29

THOs. RAINFALL, ProplicsoY,
vT1HI WRLL~KHQWN HOUSE BoRM4RLH
i known ~ the WssrsM HOsnI, has bsSn thor
oughly impaired and painted, and n now ready %
accommodate the travelling public with board snd
Icdkipg on the most reasonable tsrns- The tah ID
will b furnished with thA best the market affords
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-29

xIyIGL Ug,aE 80 1Sas IAssy Eure,
wv some OF the most wretchsd eases Of Rheuma
tism, PAEalyssy Rilss, -. tAAA Ntft evSrs kA4~A
Try H. too, on ~ gums Of teethtng shil3ren, on
ladyi gathered breast and so how quieting 1,
pr vsss A II tho bsst doctors uSe h who have be-
come acquainted with II. and sv@y Arst oiass drng
gist sells IL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-29

I "A LiANACs FOX 1850 for sale BY
| "A eut7 0oDENs BR0WHELL d CO.
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ALSO, tn LAneRsr STOCK or
SO " A n e PA n Os,
From their celebrated Isstory, svsf ofsrad in the
Western Country. .
Prices 10 suit The timss, and guaranteed y beth1
bsst Pianos cared t. the public. Plsass call and
exaiaine. to sAtisfy yourselves. 1904
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED.
o. 4. WATKINS CO.
No. l2A Lak e.sI.,...........C hicage o, Ils.
JulyI ID -d3m III
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AUCTI0I AAL,H

By Q. w. BoTELER- Auetioue.rS--------
ALE OF TWO BRICK HOUSES on q
- rpNGEf,A A. a CcffoN.-OuH SATURDAY Az
al on ~ September Sd, at S O'Clock, SHAH
sn. On NE premises. the east part of Lot No. 5in
tassn ~ ~" fronting thirty feet on street be
sabstsnt ~ theron consisting Of two
ins hnnsaI three- story and basement brick Dwell
az ,t fuses, each fronting ffteen feet containing
eiSns .oom.. The Houses will be sold separately
eas; one- third cash the residue on a credit
rly secured. ' iA'o' eAi eA'isieeso-
au 29-d&ds CIV ROTE,pp a,,,
SALE.-In virtue ofa writ of 6s
W acias issued from the Clerks ofhcs OF the CT,
ftyart 81 the District Of Columbia Tor the couI
Vi ~ ashlngton and to me directed, / will expose
90 Pnoo sale for cash, in front Of the Court House
ee 9S ot SAD county, on THURSDAY, the I'd day
1859 at u O'Clock M, The following de,
property, to WIT: All defendants right title
snd ana interest IN and to Subdivisions Nos J,
sna y, OF Square No. 462; also, Lot No Ia in
san rsbsr No sss in the CITY of Washington, D. c.,
ssoosesnor win all and singular the improvements
knrIenn, seized and levied upon ss the property of
WI r. y, ebert and JOS M. Downing, and viii be
soIa 20 saasfy yudicials No. ST. to October term.
NJ, In Iayor Of ~ G. Stephens surv Of John MnI
LOWING, and Henry T. Greer.
a.. w. SELDEN,
gu Gus Marshsl for District of Columbia
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I'D LAlls1 Rl!IYillElAFl.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the City Of wa,h,,.,o. .0 c..


shin c iSh ~ y r. Aug ssTh. screw steam
erpool on the nth, and Cork the ls,h' sr,,xss
on Cape Race this Thursday afternoon AZ ?
The City Of Washington IN, urxr,,d, =, Ann
passengers and a full freight list She reports
passing on "Wednesday, the etth, the steamship
Circassian going east
European sdvices than those brought 6y the
AIntrlca, but we can only send tonight the
ihedgte geographic report transmitted by the
aSent OF the New York Associated Press from
LIVERPOOL 10 Cork on the 18th the day the CITY
81 washington touched at the latter port
lby TetgraPh from Ltrerpool 10 Govt
LNEkPooL, THURSDAY, August 1s.-The steam.
ship y1ra, Captain Noodle, from New Yort, Au.
ust 'th, arrived at this port to-day
| No important news has transpifsSi since The &C.
parture Yesterday from this port 81 the steamship
Indian, for Quebec, and the steamship CITY uf
The steamship Barana, Carr. Taube f-or, g,r..
today. e1 ~ southampton
TelsgraPhic adviccs from Pafl, stale tina, the
Zurich conference is I'm dsfiy session, but az vet
has made but little progress in the questions Il had
The young Grand Duke II Tuscany HIS urri,ed
s IN far,s, %d met with very friendly reception
II is stated from Paris that all In. Warnings
hitherto given 10 the French hsw'scSpefs by the
Goveriinicnt are to be conssdercc hereafter as nul.
lities.
The time Of the sailiug Of the steamer Great
Easeetn from this pert for Portland which was
orsginsAy liked for Nhe LIST Of September has haen
postponed 10 ths 18th OF the same month, owing
70 nasaSo.aascdelays in getting be, -tady for sea
gTest ERE occurred in thfs CIV last night by
~hSch large quantities Or Cotton and grain on
ttarase were destroyed.
EosNERCIAL
GivBRrcdL, Tlfirsday, Aug te IN, ,n.,l..
nas undergone 90 material change nee yesterday
Cotton isvers dull, but Quotations n, nnchsncsS
ahe eS.n1S.ed sales to-day are 6 .OUO bales
Bresd'ffs are dull and slow Of sale AZ ,l,s,.a
prices - '-'' a. onoi'ereo
irovisons dull. with small sales
H5S Se 'SHa
Owing 70 mismanagemcnt someyrhc,e r. h.,.
oeth aole 70 get over from ST Johns tonight
Z only the City Of washinyton,s report tocrt6sr
win The dispatch which was telegrapbed by ON,
agent from Liverpool 20 Cork on the 18th the dan,
tne Clty OF asbington touched al the latter mort
AS the Nova Scotia line closed this evening I'M
medi1teiy after transmitting the above meagre
dispatch. we Were cut of from all Opportunity ~
geulnS an explanation from our agent al -
Iohns The dispatch announcing the passing Of
cape Race bv the Bavaria came 10 hand st the
same TIME as the other, and consequently we ara
paced IN the same state Of uncertainty with regard
10 her advices. We don't know whether ouT
agent at -. Johns has them in hand or not TIE
Bavaria LEFT Southam pton on the 18th of August
| AS the Nova Scotia line does not omen on sundavs
we shall hear nothing further from ST. Joh2ls
| until Monday morning. "
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COMMERCIAL.
Shooting ARRAY In New Orleans

NEw ORLEANS, Aug. pa street ARRAY oc-
CURED to-day between DTs. Foster and Chopin
Of the Coarity Hospital. DIR. Choppin
was seriously wounded, having ceived two g.
toll shots. The cause Of the quarrel 10 understood
10 have been professional jealousy.
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Rnft..sr, Maxk~<.

BALTIMORE, August 29.-Flour closed with an
advancing tendency. City Mills IS ~ Wheat
closed buoyant and active; sales Of 3OOUo bmh Is;
red 81 .lOal. Is white 81 2Oal IS Corn unchanged,
white 7sas2c Provisions closed steady; con
sides ekssk; mess pork sii 75zsi5i prime SO
Lard quiet at ltzlIkc. Whisky closed qnie
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a. Hsrk N1arksss.

Nxw YoKT, Aug. 29-Flour is lower; State
81 :nas4 50; Ohio Sass GO; Southern unchanged.
Wheat is lower; southern white 81 IS; do red
n 10 Corn IL heavy; mixed 50; yellow SIC. PTo-
visions are dull. Whisky dull at Is ka27c-
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ALExANpRiA, Aug 29.-Flour-nosales Wheat
sales OF fair u good white az 81 1881 ~; red,
fair 70 good at Sl.l2. Corn-sal,s at sOssoc. Rye
sales al &c. Oats-sales at 81 NC.
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Horse Race
AIexaudrin N1.rkst.

ALBANY, August 27.-Flora Temple beat Prfn-
SIS at the Saratoga today in three straight
heats Time 2:;six. 2:ss and 2:3t
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AUCTI0I SALE
THIS AFTERNOON& 10. MoRROW
By A. GREEN, Apotio,ee-

BY A. GREEN, Auetioneer \
Tk9STEE'S ALEoF VALUABLE PROP
On the Ilth day Of Ma, lsss, and duly recorasd in
ne eet f r., A i, No; 81, ioos s.5 SIS 81 and SIS,
ton, in the District of CoIumbis the undersi9ned
on MONDAY the astS asg , of h ~ ns
o'c ocs p M. paa It's Of Lots Nos. "A and r. in the
inston Q, siarf No u.s. the city Of Ws:h
jersey ayenus 81 feet II inches from the northeast
the line Of said asenps Is feet thence west aGnf
lntersects q line running south from point on III
square. thence north along sad line t% pon ss 81
feet south from NJ street thence west to the place
mapts consist Of a new two-stcry Frame House
Terms Of sale: One third in cash, of which SIS
to be paid at the time Of the sale; the REMAINDER In
Two sual payments in and u months, with intsr-
other wise the trustee reserves the riaht TO ro
the r'sk and cost ofth ty FIST gurSs 1
au s-stawSw A. GREEN,
AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE II
OF me aboy " We viii Offer for sals the new Ne
half pssts O'clock we stall proceed to sell foSl new
%9,. dS .t5s1 ,S With backeuildins. and the
Otns beiw satna h and Sc
east Ta, and nearly 3pp"st. the Navy Yard Market
months for notes bearing interest from day Of sale
A s ds s given and deed OftFnst taken ssfSsppirN
Hi III EsDhfYn ii. sSSiT ns,sSt
Na aa he residence Of
SHPS a,l coed assignment Furniture, viz:
Do. enc High po.t aud VALIANT Gothie Be 4.
Bed and oRssi M Sa GnsT Chairs"
Wardrobss ard Clothes Presses, aud w sshstap is,
Glass and cTockeTy Ware, a1ons Which IS one ps
. r taIge FL DiSr1sT get,
with many other articles which We deem unnece,-
nsary u enumerate.
au asst A.GREEN. Auct.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO. AuctIoneers.
ENTIRE STOCK OF GROCERIES. WINES,
~ LIQUORS, &c, AT .AUcIloN.-On TUESDAY,
room Of shekell Miller, the entire stock Of goods
Fin: south Side, London Particul ar, and Reserve.
tE.ssImonyi Pale, Brown, sup. Pale sh.rrlss.
Chatfau I-ahte, Marsaux, LeoyI!le, and st. Julien
CHATEAU, Yquen. and Haut sauterner, r.
Hook he,mer, LeIbfraumilch, and Braunberser
superior Old Ryo and Bourbon Whisky,
Old ysmalca Rum,
Peach Brandy. Holland Gin.
Superior Tonic stomach Bitters,
Blackberry brandy,
Fine Old 4 ,S and Jsnsira Rum, de%ijohns.
English 1eiifes and catsups,
IaTagnn and Chi VInessr,
French and English Pickles,
Durham Mustard. French Chocolate,
MullgataTny, Carrie, Shrimp and Anchovy Fss9 /,
Complete assortment OF Spices.
Together with large stock Of
Fancy and PA Dusting and Sweeping Brusaf g.
Door Mas, w OGDEN Ware, Groceries, &c.
sale positive. Catalos ues ready Monday, asa
Ntll commence the GALE of Liquors at AZ o'ed ck
precisely. -
Terms SIS and under cash; over that sum ere ii,
OF o. AND for satisfactorily endorsed not e.
an sd J. c. MCGUIRE a. CO. Auot,
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Se'rH'' Dasss surrs, o'".'
cHILDasr's Dn.ss svr!s, ss"s
s.SfSss f br %4F.E Hsts h.Ss SSssas
announce that their annual displsy of Snfins snaa
Sumner Clothlns is now ready for inspection. IL
oatas Clothing of the newe t and richest desirn.
IN y ria.tteIiai, trimming, and workmanship.
a sh smoss VINO study excellence with economy, in
offered selecting from the most Is nov
a. msany Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
a"oeo prioe'. - ap 2a.Iy
sANFoRp,s LIVER Observation-Disclosures
~ the hrst causes Of consumption, but debiitated
system, caused by the improper action of the liver
diseases cansed by cold and Irritation ieaving ,ba
lungs at the mercy OF one disease, because the yer
mas incapac.ated them from performing their prop
cold. thus to prevent consumption, cure the liver.
ana keep the system strong enough to throw of
There is NOT IN the worf5 a bs,tsr rr,r .,oa-
or cure Tor deb!tated system, than DR.. Sanfordss
1nvlgorator, Tor 1t has been fully tried in large and
and no il is offered as tried rsmsdy and one ta
can he relied on. Sold by all Drugs lists.
ru l5-2w,r
Inc most Wonderful preparation known
FOR DsYroy1ss DandrHfj
| Refiering Sick Headache;
:, and Producing Glossy Girls.
S H by All respeGtabIe Druggists and Fancy Goods
CHARLES ERNEsr& Co, Sc Maiden Lane, N. Y.
at will accomplish all that is claimed To- 1t, and
no one need lear or mourn the loss of hair III they
Will use your Maravilla." -" - -
ie Sun j.. NJ. BRADsrRREr. ss7 broadway. N. Y
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THE SALVATION CLUB announce grand pic
mic at Columbia Springs ON Thursday next, Sept
D. on which occasion they pledge themselves :
eatertain their guests In an agreeable manner ans
TO preserve strict order and decorum - & =
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WYNAY is coming, coming, coming to town
has come to town. and will open his rich budget
Of wonders at Odd Fellows Han tonight
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rfoR A supERB spread in the way of frst-class
groceries Just take a peep at O'Brien,s stock
southwest corner OF l. and Ninth streets
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= The NORTHERN LIBKRTIEs' MARKET MUST BE
ENLAEaED|7-On last Saturday night, aside from
the crowded condition Of every stall about the
place, row Of dealers occupied the pavement
along seventh street, with their commodi tiles
spreading ever 4 space from near street I'm 10
half the distance between and !. streets, there
POTATOES. corn. canteoupes and other fruits and
vegetables spread ont on the pavement subject to
the depred1tions Of thieving BOYS, and the heed
less tread of the market gOers of whom il was
estimated that no less than five thousand real pur-
chasers visited the market between dark and the
usual time Of closing :
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kIcxEp BIZ HoRsE.-On Thursday last, Nh.
5. Slreeve, keeper Of livery stable on Seventh
street, between ii and streets, hearing the sound
Of horses kicking at each other in his stable ran
In To see what was the cause, and just he passed
between two horses each of them kicked Violent
" one striking him on the head and it IL feared
ffactaring the skull bone, and the other stri king
the right hi completely MASKING the bone at the
joint since which time Mr.. ). has laid in a crit-
cal cond tion and doubts are entertained of his re-
COVeTy. .. .... ....
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WATCH RETURSs.-Wm. Rabbit, drunk; dis
missed VIM. Langley, fighting and carrying
weapons; dismissed. George Warde. do; work
house 80 days Roger Kennedy, drunk; dismiss
ed r.. Davis, colored, drunk and disorderlv;
fine and costs, S3.I5. VIM. Jones, drunk; work,
house 30 days Thos. Bowes, do; do 90 DAYS
Henry Hepburn, colored. drunk; fine and costs
s315. Michael Gum, drunk and disorderly: do
s6.l5. Aquilla Barton, VIM. Delany. and Fraa-
cis Clark, colored, out after hours fine and costs
SIS each. Henson Hawkins, coiored, drank
and disorderly; workhouse 90 days Charles
WiggIe, cOlored, do; ~ stripes. Marcellus
West, colored, disorderly and lighting; security
for further hearing. Wash Clemens. colored
do; fine and costs 81 IS. Andrew O'Neal. s;Is-
Picious circumstances; held for investigation
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THE UNION PRAYER MEETINGS, held during the
last week at the Tenth-street Baptist church, were
characterized each day by circumstances Of no
little interest. The congregati Were generally
large, and the interest, so far could be Judged
oy observers, increased each day. On saturday
evening the audience was again addressed by the
New Mir Noble, upon the subject of the revival
spirit recently manifested in Ireland. The speaker
gave some details of the manner in which the
meetings are being conducted there, and Of the
numbers of thoughtless persons who, through the
efforts or the pious there have professed religion
Rev DR.. Smith again spoke Of the necessity for
CHRISTIANS to rid their hearts Of all worldly
thoughts, and to bow down in brokenness of spirit
before the throne and entreat with faith the out
pouring Of the Divine Spirit Of grace which should
bring sinners unto God
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OuR MUSICAL COMMUNITY win lie glad to hear
that Mr.. w. III. Palmer has concluded IN remain
with rs another seasoa.s See hts advertisement
In another column .r' .. - E-II-F = : Il
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ARRIVALS AT THE WESTERN WHARvEs The
register at Morgan * Rhinehart's western wharves
exhibits the following arrivals for the week end
ing on Saturday last: Briggs Amina, Lewis, from
Windsor, \. with plaster to Morgan & Rhine
hart; Cha les Miller, Brewer, from Boston ice TO
L.. J.. Mlddietoni schooners w. :. Robbins, Peter
Phillips, from Port Walthall, with coal for the
Gas Company Silas Wright, Rogers, from Wind
sor, n. $, with plaster for Morgan K Rhinehart
Samaria, Todd lumber 10 II. n. h J. w Easby
+. Shearer, Shearer, from Boston, with ice to L.
j Middleton. Departed. Aug u, schr Samaria
Todd, With fertilizers from Morgan Rhinehart
for the Patuxent.
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The Sr JosEPH's BENEFICIAL SOCIETY," propose
20 bold picnic ut Humphrey & Jueneman's on
Monday Sept. s. =
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FUTURE DAYS.

IL By A. GREEN, Auctloneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE real
L EsTArE.-By virtue of n deed of trust baarIn .
date on the 23f day Of march, IG53 ard recorded a
tae ist day OF April Il So, IN LibaT ]. A = numbs
l5e, lolloS 81 CT SD the subscriber will sell at put
nc sale. on tn CkSDAY, the 18th day Of Angus :,
lS5 at O'Clock p. E IN front of the premises ~ :,
1iowinE property, TO wit: All The piece or pare,
oi T's estate .ltUate. lying and ing the CITY
WaShInston, District of Columbia, and describe /
on the ground plan or plot Thereof as pat of Id
hunDer Sky seven, (67D square humber foI r
hlnhreo ana forty eight, (i<ol and situ4tel on CT
size at distance OF forty Int (f3D feet north
ht1en loot alley, and az a line between said u
a'u lUt number SIXTY SIX (6'l as lsld dow on tn
subdivision OF said square, themes running west a
distance along said dividing line lone hu ndredia
hVe Sl feet To fifteen IS foot alley, thence sOut
aong sad alley adistancs of 6l fe, t, thence
east distance OF one hundred anu hive (lO5) fec l.
Delng at SAID 9Th street west, thence north alon
the line OF said street s1teen 90 feet to the psce.
oil beginning, together with the improvements there
W.T."
Terms: One half cash; the balance i'm and y.
moaths, with interest from the day Of SALE scared
by deed OF trust the said property; and ifterms
81 sale not coU Piled with in i've days alter the sale
the trustee the hit to resell upon SIX DAYS
notice, at the risk and expense of the dsfauting
purchaser. All conveyancins at the peuse of thu
EDWARD C. CARRINGToN. Trustee.
au 8 eoc6ds "A GREEN Anct
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until THURSDAY, the LIST day of Sept mbs next
same hour and place. By order of the Trustee.
au Zh-eo&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
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A FARxwxLi.- 70 notice previously
given, the Juvenile MisionsFy society of the
First Presbyterian Church convened In the lec-
ture room Of Trinity Church on Yesterday AFTER,
noon, to take leave Of their missionary Mr. A p
Johnson who has sustained that relation TO them
the past fourteen months. Mr. John D. Edmond
presided The attendance was small. oyvins 70
the unfavorable state of the weather at that heu,
but the occasion was one of much interest tn ali
present. Mr.. johnson In a brief review of hi.
labors referred to the success which had attended,
them, and acknowledged the earnest co-one,at;on
he had received from the members of the soc;cty
and closed by taking an affectiopat. leave of ~
persons and associations which had so nIeas,ntiv
surrounded him. Pe"'y
resolution was passed sxpress We of the regret
OF Tue society at parting With Mr. johnson. ard
Oh their confidence in his cal and ability as Their
agent HE has during MS sojourn among ma
visited more than 900 families in the most neg
lected portions Of the rity, and establisbcd q
hourishing. Sabbath School, besides INDUCING a
large number OF ctsldr,n to attend other schools
In different parts of the city. He has also xhere
Practlcabie established PRAYER meetings among
the poor, which have mt with much success m
returning 10 his theolo, ical studies he has the
Wen wishes OF all with whom he has been asso-
LIEU t, ana that he my be prepared for that
hiSher sphere OF ussfuhpss for which his energy
anu eesetsdness to the work in which he has en-.
gagged 50 abundantly guilty him.
ne Rev. h J. Cone Of Connecticut who sue
ceeus MI, johnson, wa present, and in few re-
marks accepted the ell and entered upou his
duties IS city missionary. = .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-29

BRILLIANT DISPLAY of Northern lights WA
Witnessed from O'Clock 10 half past last nj t
The glare in the northern sky, previous to defin
ing itself into the wcll-known features of tn.
Aurora Borealis was sufficiently vidid to call Gu
some of The IRE companies. ----sl---- -