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ANOTHER HORROR IN IowA.-Iowa 10 gaining
very unenviable notoriety. The recent Otalmws
and Kephart murders are fresh in the public
mind. Here is another piece of brutality. The
Oskaloosa Herald says worthless scolndrel
named Hall, living near Tallyrand, Ksokuk
county, treated his wife with fendish cruelty a
few days since. She had been teaching SC hool 10
maintain the family. Without her knowledge
he drew her wages, then beat her, took from her
every article Of clothing, and with cord tied he
hands and feet, and left her in that condition.
He then burned every particle Of her wearing ap-
parel, and left her naked and tied, to escape az
best she might. Her cries soon brought assist
ance and relief, but the fend had fed
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PATENT OFFICE DEcIsIOS-The Commission er
OF Patents has decided that it is not compliance
with the statute on the part of the Office to refuse
patent because the thing claimed as patentahle
had been seen by an examiner Of the office some
twenty years before. Where such knowledge
existed solely in the examiner the party applying
for patent would have no means of forming a
judgment except by an examination of the de-
vice referred to. lie is, therefore, entitled to be
furnished with such information in regard to IL.
Whereabouts as will enable him to begin his
search for IT with reasonable prospect of success
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CENSUS OF PENNSYLVANIA Town. As IN, q.
neaio from, the census reports of leading Penn
syIvania towns stand thus: Lancaster, 20 GOO
raI,ouig II SOY Scranton, ~ 900; York, 10 90,
$50 Pittsburgh, Reading, Erie Williamson
Pothvilie, and NOrristown have not vet ben
heard nom. The population Of wilkesbsrrs
t ooroun Sc a'zooi the township, 2,7s9; making
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ANOTHER METEOR SKBN.-A correspondent of
the Philadelphia Inquirer, Of the 18th, says: AT
precisely twenty-seven minutes past ten O'Clock
last night called the attention of several friends
sitting with me out doors, where the whole heav-
visible to the only cluster OF small dark
sharp edged, streaky clouds on the "Milk Maids
and on line with Mercury (the evening starr,
saving, look at that little bunch Of clouds, how
very dark they are, how sharp the edges, and at
that instant a meteor shot out from behind them,
at hrst resembling a shooting star Of the highes,
order and took northwesterly direction; increas-
ing in size and brilliancy, is fiery tail growing
wider and longer as II advanced on its direct
course, comparatively towards the spot where the
meteor of the 10Th inst first made its appearance
till about One-third the distance, when, with a
fash.it separated into many bright parts, resemb-
ling the bursting Of a huge rocket high in the
air, and was seen no more. | have mentioned
this fact to several, and they seem to think II
might have been a meteor Of the same kind a,
that Of the Goth
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IHE LATE MErEoR.-A gentleman I'm pike
county, Pennsylvania, found the .shole IL m,de in
ms ground, >" but al the energy he lent To- the
olgSlnS Tor II failed TO realize any fragments
thereof Another confident gentleman, in Bridge.
iH,', conn saw piece Of it' pass through the
cow was INTACT, and there was not a trace OF n.
merry Vlsitant AZ present We find that il was seen
ive Of longitude a"u aoOu'
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THIS AFTERNOON s TO MORROW
RyA .GRFFN. Auo,icneer.


GOOD TWO SIOt FRAME HOUSE AND
VI LOT ON THE ISLAND AT AUCTIoN.-Oa FRI
DAl ths z7th d slant. shall - front Of the
subdivision Of Square Ne 49,, with the improve
msnts. cOnslstlug Of a good two ttOry Franz House
with rooms. kitchen ana wood house fins
property hOGts Seventh street west, ext 20 the
corner of SCUM T. street. ard runs bscs 10 alley.
Terms: One -ha cash balance n y months the
purchaser % give notes for the deferred paJren-.
b-srlny interest from day Of sac. ceed given
~ 3 (Con.D A. GREEN. Aucf.
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EFFECTS OF TIE HEAT.-Since FRIDAY after.
noon, says the ST. Louis Republican, the Coroner
mas oeen called to hold Ing nests on no less than
the heat Besides these fatal instance, w. =. ..
heard OF nun oerless attacks, more or less severe
generally confined to laboring men and women
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THE CouRr OF CLAIMS. The Tilted States
Court Of Claims has adjourned, to THet on the
18th Of October next. But little businss has been
transacted during tue present year counsel in
many cases preferring to await denni, action on
the Congressional bill, proposing TO so change
the law establishing that tribunal aso make its
awards final, and giving the right of ppeal
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APPOINTMENT OF DEPUTY PosrMAsrERs-Geo.
Mead, to be Deputy Postmaster at Battle Greek,
Mich, vice VIM. M. Campbell removed.
Dwight A. Fuller, to be Deputy Postmaster at
Corning, N. Y, vice Charles c. b Walker re-
moved
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ByJ.C. MCGUIRE a co. AuouOpeer,,

By J. c. MCGUIRE CO. Aucnoneers,
ThUSTEE'S SALE OF A BEAUTIFULLY
IMPROVED COUNTRY STAT MAR TIE CITY or
NOON, August LIST, at O'Clock, on the premises
by virtue OF deed Of trust dated March eth 1881
ana duly recorded Ia Ilber j. A No. I29, foltOs
S54 81 seq one OF the land records for Washington
county, ilst-lct Of ColumblA shall sell g. tbs
oertain proc or parcel of land situated in the
county OF WsshlnGtOn in the District of Columbia
ard Known ard desorIbed heinz Lot numbered
two IN George 1eylor's subdivision Of = part 4
trsct # land called "Pleaslnt Plains {" CONTAIN
less W IN the improvements. consisting of = com
Portable two-story Square Cottage, with wide hAl ,
paTior, dining, and BREAKFAST rooms. We Chamber
ead kltchen. EItust IN elevated point toe
from the road. ard surrounded by grove Of hand
some shade tres; 50, gardeners house. stable,
he grounds are tastefully laid out with wa Ks
snd dilses, aud contain q youHE orchard Of fruit
tree, graPeTv. vefetsOe "a den, choice fOwers
ornamental shrubbery, &c, in short eyery thins
Ieqnlste 10 render thls an elegant and comfortskle
resldenoe.
The abOve-described Place in minated ON the
Seventh street. rued, distant about one and hs1 I
mue ION me q Post ON -, and Ia Adorned hy
the resldences Of MesErs. " hite and Isexis.
- Iermt; One-f urth Dash; the resldue In 6, u and
70 uonths with interest. secured by deed Of trust
on the pI7mlsee 1.-THE t~rms Of sale should not be
comPned VIII n hye cas- after the sale, the trus-
tees reserve the night 20 resell on one weeks notice
IN the Seucnai lnteiiIgenoer, At the usk and en-
pense OF thed iautng purchaser.
All conve, aIolng 81 the cost Of the purchaser.
w. X. WARD, p.
w. u. PAL NER,f Afuseoes'
~ h-2tav&ds J. c. MoGUIRE a CO., Auots.
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BOARDING.

II BOARDING. Three or four single gentlemen
- can be accommodated with 3 ard IN a private
FAM on the Island. IL is the pleasantest location
on the Island, and nearest point 10 the citv Ad-
dress II IL a H., City Post Once. jy ls-lw-
pOARDING.-At No. 4j3 Ninth street I door
- south OF =, wall be- found vacact iue front
room o. tn % hp"r, -uPplI d with water, gas & C.;
bath =, ON convenient. The house is desiraby To-
Gated, as we as elevated and airy. Terms moder-
ale A Dining rom servant Manted- iy q s.
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u On Tuesday large number of children
lef' the rooms OF the Chldren's Aid Society, Cln-
ton Hal, v Y, for homes in the West, under the
supervision OF Mr.. A. p Johnson Every two
weeks Tor long period, the society has sent forth
company Of children to our Western cities.
where not one n hundred fails IN do vaI1
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The TREATY WITH JAPAN.-The treaty OF
amity and commerce with Japan, the notifications
Of which were exchanged when the Embassy
were in Washington, is officially published One
Of the articles provides that the President at the
request OF the japanese Government, will act az
friendly mediator in such matters Of difference
as may arise between the Government of Japan
aud any European power
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GEORGE B SLOAT co.'s
~ SUPERIOR SEWING MACHINES

FrH premium awarded at 19 oar Of 20 State aud
County FAIRS.
The cheapest and best Sewing Machine. ever In
vented are universally admitted to he those manu-
iacinred by George SlOat n Co, philadelphia
Elliptic and Shuttle Machines $50 to SEQ
and SIS. N"' wv
Toilet Cased Walnut or Mahogany, SIS and sa5
These Machines are of superior workmanship
ana more elaborate finish and IS per cent cheaper
than any other Sewing Machine ma ufactured IN
the United states. Call and see them al MAX
WE'LL ; Fancy store, 32s Pa. avenue.
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FUTURE DAYS.

Nv ]. G. MCGUIRE n co. Auchoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
II EKIY OF CAPITOL HILL On FRIDAY Az
TbkNOON, August lcth, at O'Clock, on the
vember 2Sd. 1855, and do recorded among the lard
records of Washington oC9nty, 1 saa sell the
eastern pat OF Lot Numbered seventeen, ~ square
numbered seven hundred and twenty nine, fronting
twenty seven feet on East Capitol street, between
First and Second streets east running back eghfF-
ak feet three inches, together with the improve
ments thereon.
AL conve, snoing 4 the cost ofthe purchaser
Terms: One haf cash, balance IN aad >
months. vi iHterss', seourad by q deed OF trust
o. tine pToPe t.
~ IL eO&ds J. e. MCGUIRE a. CO, Aucis.
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GENERAL CUSHING AND THE SUPREM CouRr =
1t is stated the rumor that Gen. Gushing sspires to
the Supreme Court is founded on noting EXCEPT
ing the fact that his talents and leaningwould
emnently fit him for SUCH place. His views
I'd wishes have a different direction
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The DISTRICT MILITARY-We are requs sted
by Capt Schaefer, of the National Rifles, to state
that neither he nor any Of his COMPANY has any
thing whatever to do with the currentdiscusson
in our local columns about the Distric Military.
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By A. GREEN, AuotIoneer.


EXECUTORS SALE BY ORDER OF THE
IL ORPHsNs' Court OF RoUsEH Id AND KfrCH
EN FURNITURE -On MONDAY the S0th instant, 4
sha s-ll, az 10 &C ock q m, ~ the residence
Of John q. Law. deceased. n " street south be
tween 81 AM 9th streets lslsnd, all the personal
ehsc's OF the deo,a sCd VIZ:
Nah ,gany - ARR. sofas AID Tables.
Wa drObes, bureaus ant MashstAnds,
Bedsteads and Cane seat Chars and Towel Rat
HAIR Hulk and Cotton top Mattresset
E-a'her Beds, Pillows aud Boosters
Three-p y, log an ~ q step Carpet
WIDOW Shades, Toilet Ssis snd Looking 6 lasses
China, . a,s and CrOckery Ware
DINING Tables and Cutery. ac
Comforts, Blankets, Sheets ard Cases
stsir Rods. On cloth and Matt
Parl 1r, AR hg NJ and Cooking Stoves, &C.
Kitchen hequiFltss,
And many otner articles which we deem unnecss-
sary to enumerate
Terms: All sums of and under Sl1 cash: over 9 N
credit OF s. and O. days Tor sAtisfactori ar drsed
notes, bea ing intsre from dsy Of sale.
HENRY DUDLEY JT Executor
~ sd A. GREEN, Auct.
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The GOVERNMENT FINANCEs.-The ecei pts into
the Treasury the past week have beer 81 So, 600,
drafts paid 81 ,3s9, 600. Amount subject to draft
nearly 81 200 600
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u post office has been established at Point
Look Out, 1.-THE new watering place,) ST Mary's
county, Md, Logan 0. Smith, postmaster
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THE WzArHER.-The following report of the
weather for the morning 10 made from the Amer
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the smith
sonisn Institution. The time Of observation I,
about 2 O'Clock
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~ SOAP AND CANDLE
WORKS,
GREEN STRKET,
Beficeen Bridge AID WafsT streets,
Gs0tefOics, ID. C.
large stock OF CANDLES,
Brown, Family, CASTLE and Fancy SOAPS.
Also,
TALLOw and GREASE
Tor Locomotives, STEAMBOATS,, and 81 kinds q
machinery,
and for sale at prices
,xm ,tc. B. JEWELL, Proprietor '''' '
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BALANCE OF STOCK POSITIVELY AT

Il Will commence this day TO close of INV Stuck of
MddLLlNERY, EN- BR OlDERIES AND DRY
TOOps, such as Travelling Dress Goods. Bareges,
Lace Shswls, Manu las, Black and Grew B.rege
Dnsters, sun Umbrellas, Paraso,, Hair Nets.
MItts, Lace and tSrenadIne Walls, HOP skirts
&c, &c NJ ana below cost. aides prenarink To
leave the city will find 40 abundance 81 neossssry
srtlcles a. r. GUTMAN'S, No. III Bridge street,
ooo'toeoNn' II. O' jy u Staw3w
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July a., 1860

Barometer at the Smithsonian at IA. m, feo,.
rected for teEperature,) 1908; at noon, 2s,s7S.
Maximum during ~ hours ending . a. m N.
day, sl'; minimum 7os. " '' W
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jy S Commissioners Sec Precln1t Flfst ward
TIO rae VOTERS OF THE FIRST WARD

F.GloU Ctfi-enS In Offering myself as q eandl-
date for re election e. the seat in the Board 81 CON-
mon Council to which YOU elected me on the hrst
Monday i'm June last, take thus occasion OF assuT
ing you that fully appreciate the honor You con-
ferred upon me at that time, and shall ever Zee
grateful for the manifesto ion Of your Kindness and
confidence, aud beg YOU 10 believe that when
con scented TO become a candidate At that c ecuon
that then satisfied that the more techniCa,
bubble upon which | was excluded from my - 81
had no force, and am confident YOU would concur
with me If the reports OF the majority and mi o5itl
had have been published my friends IN the BOaId
desired. Very respectfully,
jy& -5t' ROBERT EARL, Jr.
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PROPOSALS FOR SEALING WAX.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT. July "a.

II, 81
SEALED PROPOSALS viii he received at this De
psrtment until the Sd day Of September next at IL
0'SioSs noon, for farnishins sealing Wax, toT the
the date that the contrsct therefor sha be executed
to the sIst day Of December. 1854. The Wax 70 be
the Post Qfios DePa! tmenf, st wsshinstSn, b. c.,
NsE York city and Cincinnati, Ohio.
agency yearly is specified below.
DIsrRIcr No. l-Washixston, ID. C.
lSC pounds of Scarlet Sealing Wax. Of good quail
en-, DIsTREcJ No 2sAt Nsg York city.
oo pounds Of Scarlet Sealing Wax, same a. for
DISTRICT No s.-At Cincinnati, Ohio.
400 pounds of Scarlet Sealing Wax, same ss for
The contract will be awarded to the lowest and bs
bidder, the best bid to be determine ed amer careful
ss MN m n, 10. the wnlOh
Seous to the DepsTt@spt' esui''' Do most advanta-
q ihs Districts should BE reconstructed, or in
cred az such pase Or n ss Po ssa se de,v
era shall designate, at pro rata prices.
sample. Of the sealing Wax required to be fur.
Each bidder must furnish, with hi. proposals. sv
contract Failures to furnish the SEALING Wax CON.
% that for will e o S sf sum- sum-
oisnt cause for the forfeiture of the contract.
no % mao N with these proposals
Proposals must be n arked, on the outside of the
letter Containing them addSe.sed to the P ast k sss
sistsnt Postmaster &c. eTal, Washington, ID. c.
j. HOLT,
~ <o-'av4v,Th Postmaster General.
THE STEAMER FLYING CLOUD HAVING
undergone thorough examine -
uoL py the Cover ment Inspector, is EAS4AS
nov fssdy Tor Excursions to the
20 miles distant nv o'e'
she will run TO Arlington from Fourteenth street,
or any wharf IN Washington at 20 cents for the
FOUND TIP, or vs. cents for the single trip or from
oy way Of the canal, for Is cents round
Trip; 10 cents single trip.
=, EJe9rslons 70 the Insane Asylum every WE'D
tNESDAa AFTERNOON, starting from GeorT 8
Wharf and other yhsrves in Washington, 20 A. "a
reach the Asylum BY O'Clock
tys colin JOHN MOORE, Proprietor.
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BALTIMORE
fQS PAPERHANGINGS. &c. 40

1SS PAPERHANGINGS, &c. 1Oc
Fine, Medium, and Low priced PAPERHANG,
!NGS, WINDOW SHADES, FIREBOARD
PRINTS, PICTURE CORD and TASSELS,
&C &C at reduced prices Remnants Of low-priced
prices Orders for Paperhanging and Window
Shades executed with skill and dispatch in city or
number. MARKRITFR
No. 4s6 Seventh st 8 doors above
Jy Il cool Odd Fello s. Hall.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

al T
"A SATURDAY EVENING, July %.
EXTRA ATTRACTION!
INCREASE IN VALUE OF GIFTS
THIRTY BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS
Will be distributed among the patrons Of
THIODON'S MUSEUM OF AXIS!
$50 Consisting Of
Sold and Silver Watches,
Set of 81 ver-plated " are,
Silver plated GOblets,
Solid Silver Spoons,
Gold Brooches &c, Il C.
Tickets of admission to a parts of the hall only
p cts for sale at Semken's, a3O Pa. av., bet 81
and 10Th SITS where the presents may bs seen Tick
cts may also be had at the hall from 9 a m. TO 5
m, and on the evening of the performance. Doors
open at Ia; commence ats. iy3
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PERSONAL.

MADAME MORRICE. TIE GREAT AsrRoLo-
1tl GisT AND DOcTB Bss, Just from EWops-This
highly gft-d and intelligent lady he consulted
on the Pact, Present and Future Events. Gail st
No. 205 Twenty second street, between and 4,
Washington. ie 10 Sm%
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1TPROSPECT HILL CEMETERY.-NO-
~ TICE.-Under the charter lately granted by
Congress the ProPrietors and Subscribers to the
stock OF this Company will hold a general meeting
on MONDAY EVENING, July 90, at O'clock 10
German Hall, nth st.. to which the attendance of
all members and friends of the enterprise is re-
JyI THE COMMITTEE.
1EI D. Q. F.-MECHANICS' LODGE, No
uS IL, tGeorgetowT.l- The members of Me
chanlcs Lodge are reQested to attend an adjourned
meeting on FRIDAY EVENING, nth instant. NJ
w: u: NJ. JOHN TEAw. assisted by p. q. NJ. STU
All members Tin good .standing) of sister Lodge s
are invited 10 attend III. q. DIVINE,
" No u r. ; Pro TEN.
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AUCTION SAILS.
T-For Other Ap,cfp.n Sals,, 80. hrst page
By J. c. Mcguire co. AUouoneers.

BY. c. Mcguire n CO. AUouoneers
CHICKERING PIANO FokTE, FURNI-
A. TSss on tft0giS9 d5ENiIeI Ju fysIs
At 70 o'G oc. ~ tgs rsi"e, &c o, s-n,' pss 90,
iSth 81. 'Itn streets shall sci me Furniture
R o.s Si' Ihicferns Piano Forte. stool and
H.Sdsoms Walnut BOokcA.e, two whA.nO,,,
ssossSy e esn,sT .6s eide fSpss 81 si
Brussels and other arPets. Oll ,.Ioti. Shades,
Wss Stands, Toilet : Is, Laokias Glssse,
fssIhsr BEDS. Bolster, and Pillows, Heir and Husk
Dining Ts6e. sidcboard Refrigerator,
Chins, q ASS sbd CrOokerJ Ware.
Cooking and other stoves, Kitchen Utensils, te-
Termss 81 sEs under. cash; ever that sun =
Tad j. G MOGUIREs co Auct..
DUBLIC sALE.-Ry virtue OF ~ order Of TIE
subscribers. =. administrators Matthias Evors-
held ate of ald county dece $50. vii SCI at puh
lIs sale, At the late Iesds9oe 4 the decsasee. IN
Fiscetswsy ulstfict,on THURSDAY 18th a ugust,
lao, n fSl- Al not. the next ar day thero1itor. a.
the personal Estate Of said drceSsed, oonslsung
A number Of valuable Negroes, Of both sexes.
Crops OF " heat aud Oats in stock in the field,
Crop OF Corn and email crop 81 fobso @ now
Ok Cart, and other Fa ming Utensils,
II .1seh"id and Kitchen furnt'rre, C., &c
osPtea drafts on RAlumors, Al boar months, inter
est lied
Sac % commence AZ 10 O'Clock a. m.
MATTHEW r. DuNALT,
CHARLES 4. ENERSFIELD.
~ S7-lsyts Admir- OF Matthias EveTsheld.
VALUABLE FARM FoN sALE-rhe cub
scrlbers wall of-r for sale, the premis on
THURSDAY, the h of August. ,8sl. thai TTa,
OF Land, called I'D known by the "a OF - pIscst
away Forest" formerly owned hy the lAte DR. Ed
yard Evertheld, aud recently By the late Matthias
less, and for prOductiy cness ls eeuN 20 any lands
IN thst fertile regIo. IL lies on 'he PlscatsNay
| Branch, and - well WOO 80 and vatsred. having
an abundance fine m saAoW ard. q adjoias the
lands fMessrs. Joseph ". Hill, StanislA1s B and
| lord, Thomas ~. Robinson AID VIM. n Gu,nn.
| (of ThOsD
This land is capable Of prOdg cing m great abun
dance tobacco. corn, wheat and q the crops usua
grown IN Prince Georges county. and offers a rae
opportunity 20 thOst who wlsh invest in Real
Estate.
The buildings OrdIr ary hut IN. sAu ndanoe Of
| hne building timber. Ily hblf mile FROM q zoo
saw and rrlst mil renders build inE comparatively
cheap. Is nIles from the Aiexan ira Ferry and
| u mn ss from WaFhinrton.
The terms IF sale will be liberal IS ~ % he
paid IN cash on the day Of sale, the residue IN .
And Years, m eqUal lnstalmerts. 90 be secured
the "onds OF "a" pure aser or purchasers. with sp
proved security. beaInE intere.t from DAY Of sale
Oa the payment at the VII .le purchase money aud
interest good ard sufficient deed Of the property
| viii be Givea.
CHARLES T.. EvERSFIELD,
MATTHEW r. DUVALl.,
~ y WITS For Benz II. Diversified.
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SPECIAL ELECTION.
ELECTION NOTICE

In Compliance with = resolution parsed by the
Board OF Common Council on sd July. we hereby
give notice 30 the voters of the First Precinct
Ward, that an ell cti0n will be held Al u. Il.
NcGlues Wood Office, north side | 81, between
18th aud nth sts., on wEDN EsDAl, the lst day
Common Council. 20 hll q va ancy In said Board
The polls will be open st o'clock =. m and closed
Al O'clock n m SAM'L DUNALL,
SAN'L q. DRURN,
DAN'l. SERRlN,
a, q "a CommiS sloners.
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~ q te Commlssl
nv NOTICE.

NOIlGE.
l q The voters of the Second Precinct OF the
First Ward notice is hereby given, that 81 election
will be held IN the above Precinct on WEDN rs
DAY The ST of August next. sc the ca-PeEtsr shop
of Fielder Dorset the of q aud 18TH ~
for one member of the Board of Common COuncil,
20 Nil the vacancy occasIuaed by the disquall hca.
ton of Robert Earl, Jr. The polls will he open ~
O'Clock 8. m. and closed at O'Clock Pm
A. w. BENHAM,
WIN. q. HUNT,
WIN. ]. LEWIS.
:. g., EIrsf AID
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A JUST PUBLISHED.
AN ESSAY the Figure and surface dlvi-
sions Of the Earth, its Geological and MsteroloEi-
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