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MAS brought to the ity Police Jail ON
w 9Th August 1860, the blac boy SAM Says he Ge
longs to Mr. Richard Fooe who lives a69gt miles above
the leg heavy guHtte and aged about %
The will call and claim his property according 10 law
tMiSUEL HERNANDEZ, JR
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
ALFRED A. DUCRoS
ans0 lot Clerk Of Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-15

EkTAS brought TO the City Police ,gail on
w tlr ssh IL AugR 1850 she black 10y JACK says he
bgl9aEso Nj. Walfn (fo0ihetr, Ao iFs in ihc parish Of
81 IuHaa La. He tGrt iGba5 high ggAtee
has hpit pet ffQaer. aud Is ag&d about ~ years.
Tbe 84suer will eel. ram g property according 10 law.
MIGUEL HERAASDEE, ia,
Keeper VI city Police Jail.
ALFRED \. nuCRDS,
av9I lit Clek Of Comptroller,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-15

EATA& brought 10 the City Police SaiI On
w ihe 25h og AHgat 1866 the rd# hoy GU&TIS says he
belongs Mr. DAVIS who lives III strnipsrvlle, Mississippi
inches high, fire ttelh, rather Intelligent good
countennnce, and is aged about 10 years.
The owner will call nnd claim his property according TO law.
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ JR,
Keeper OF City Police Jail,
ALFRED A. DuCROS
ana1 LIZ llIerf af f.nnintrnller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-15

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1.-The Ohio river at hi
point is falling slowly with feet of water in th
canal by the mark,
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GonsiQltee Saotitts.
GREENOUGH'S

NOTICE. Neither the Captain nor the Con-
signees of ht Bremen bark MARYLAND, J. Hellmers,
master, from Bremen, will be responsible for any debts
contracted by the crew of said vessel. sl9-2w
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"
AnhIfr Sails
htNGa nNHIsrF a.AnII-

GH SAM bEtA III. GOV Ef-
fTA By VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
~ undersigned, Trustee, will oiTe, for sale at public
M 266 On os erGmsS on d d.
TWO LOTS OF GROUND ="
beginning for the first the east side of Frederick st
at the dist9nce Of p from the southwest
ner OF the whoe Lot No. G9 and at the northwest cor
Christian Deal the younger, John Hull and running
thence n?rtaery blun4ng on Frederick ttree, twenty
Deal the father to John Hahn thence eastcry bounding
more street. ten erches; thence souheriy parallel with
Frederick street. twenty nine feet said John Iuls lot
ana henee westerly, bounding on the said last mentioned
lot by stra ght line to the place of beginning Subject
to r ne annual rent Of one penny sterling,
spe nd s saG ESo lager Bg S9on Rs9g No.
And beginning for the second Lot on the north side of
FaYetta street st the distance of 50 from the north
feet noS F0Rhn enss
parallel % a with Harrison irad street e feet thence cast
me brick stable erected the lot being described
southeast Stable; thence west parallel with
street. inches: and thence SOUTH parallel with
n to the annual rent of 5000 and from and after tie st
and operation Of D 70 @ and also subject to the effect
on ID building Association, No 5, the terms Of Which
The improvements consist Of the HALL and the bpf,1
e hefeto belonging called REBEN HALL, on Frederick
Terms of ehafcash; the balance in six and oi,
the trustee. "''' '''oh Oh
ALEXANDER WOLFF, Trustee
DEREMPTURY SALE OF VALUABLE FEE
Eco SIMPLE a i0TSnon MONDAY, the first of October,
ie6O at oclock T. NJ, at the Exchange Salesrooms on
Second street. will POSITlV ELY SELL to the HIGHEST
more city, viz;
., Nos i to SIGHT LOTS ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
townsend STREET, beginning at Stricken street, and
running east to Norris alley each having front of ~ feet
inches on Townsend street, with depth of one hundred
ana thirty eight feet to the centre of an alley sixteen feet
Lots. $1,000 ''N h''' ~ Ii A'OiiI u s'aiu
Nos to l5sm7NINE LOTS ON THE EAST SIDE OF
SIklCk Eh REkT, running back hundred and ffty
ee zen anu quarter inches, to Norris alley No at
me corner Of hosher and Stricken streets having
'front.' OF twenyone feet nine inches on Stricken street and
street. '' 800 va N'ii'Nel
, Nos IS to 23-SIX LOTS ON THE EAST SIDE OF
STREET, beginning at the northeast corner of
licker ana Mosher Streets with depth feet lO
ce TO Norris alley, each having eteen feet
four inches Stricken street 9 -NS
= Nos q to 29-SIX LOTS ON THE WEST SIDE OF
IlCh ER STREET beginning at the northwest corner of
trcker and Mosher Streets with depth of 1856 feet IO[
inches to Parish alley each Let having front OF nineteen
feet seven and half inches
Terms Of sale-IIaf
interest Title indSpntqhIe ~ " S'>"'L-''' WIN
Mr.. Dunke, who lives near will show the premises
7. PARkIN SCOTT
Attorney and Trustee
s2I-eo&dS y ii. COVER, Auctioneer
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G q GOODS.
SPLENDID

SPLENDID
STOCK OF FALL DRESS G0oDS'
SPLENDID
STOCK OF FALL DRESS GO0DS!l
SPLENDID
STOCK OF FALL DRESS GooDsl
GEO H. HAIG,
1913 BALTIMORE STREET.
BETWEEN CALVERT AND SOUTH STREETS
Opposite the American Once.
Just received the very choicest stock of
LADIES' FALL DRESS GOODS
In this market, embracing splendid assortment Of
Plain and Figured
RICH SILK GOODS,
Plain and Fancy
MERINOES, CASHMERES,
and general of Dress Goods of medium and
extra fine quality
ALSO,
The most extensive and rarest stock Of
DRESS AN CLOAK TRIMMINGS
in this city, just imported.
LADIES' CLOAKS,
In Cloth Silk and Velvet in great variety thorough
assortment OF
HOSIERY, SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND GLOVES,
For Ladies and Gentlemen sale at figures deying
petition, by wholesale retail. $50 tfr
NALL AND WINTER DRY GOODSi
wRoTH FULLERTON,
nr Are nov PREPARED to ser their Fan stock Of Goods
SILKS, in Robes and by the yard
"R RHskgfSs GFaf22gs'
HOSIERY,
IiN TABtE pAMAsks,
KERsEYs,
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&ibtru gtablGs.

C4SgErE9, CALVERT STABLES
RfzSSe I would respectfully inform my friends AMI
the public that have taken the Calvert Stables and will be
pleased to furnish reasonable terms Coaches
| Caleches, Buggies, &c.
RS- Funerals attended to in the best manner.
NJ The best attention paid livery and transient horses
JAMES II. STEWART,
Calvert Stables, Calvert street,
je7-H Opposite City Spring
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WanlS.

SITUATION WANTED-By young MAN, as
~ CONFIDENTIAL CLERK, BOOK KEEPER, OR BUSI.
NESS MANAGER Received thorough mercantile educa
ton and has had several business
Can furnish the best of city references Any
NTANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED BOOK
KEEPER who has few leisure hours in the even
references ability Address Box $50 office s22
VKTANTED-TWO OR THREE GOOD COOP
ERS, to go to Pennsylvania None but steady men
need applyunmarried preferred. Address, postpaid,
"C,' Baltimore Post Office. sl3tf
WANTED.-A good secondhand low)
w DESK. Address, postpaid GO" Baltimore Post
Office
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Ananstnltnts.

ITALIAN OPERA.
The Directors of the Academy Of Music Of New York
SIX NIGHTS,
in which all the Artistes their pres mt most powerful
Company, durit that short season, will appear.
lhsy fssSS r ST 1 qF8'i TH T.
which will be most comfortably arrang d for the patrons
'' Tue opera anu TIE Fl S4 oPENfSG SiGar
has been fixed for
7HURSDA Y, SEPTEMBER 2sth,
on winch occasion MISS ADE1JNA PATTI
will make her aPpsaTsnes in BsiIipis Grand Opera.
L Mss i s G 16E 4 i 4f Pa ahf 4
BRIGN0TI
In his famos role as ELvINo.
FRIDAY. Second Opera Night.
No Opera will be repeated.
nights will commence Tomorrow at the Music Piano
Stores Of Messrs Stoddard and Wig. On Wednesday
will the sale of tickets for either of the first
three nights.
Parquette and Parquette Circle. 90
Admission including reserved secured choice seats
E EamIly g
Doors open at u o'clock; Opera commences at s. s24tf
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
DIVERSITY OF COMEDY.
FIVE NIGHTS ONLY
Inc Rsa aSD YaNREE CHARACTERS
ON ., BORN TO GOOD LUCK,
paudeen Rafferty, THE YoUaG IGrREss sr '" j. Florence
Mrs. W J. Florence in Five Characters
'""''' Paddy MiiLEs' BOY. '' !" . florence
e8ete the Of Proeso
ahrend, VIII perform during the evening, number of
overtures and brilliant compositions.
Admission and Dress Circle 50 cents Family
Nc a %a SG e G r. for secured seats
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Stocks, f.ebaags, TT.

Stocks, Gxebangs, TT.
sG g i, GRANTED Ion on o col,
s2O-u Al Second street
A DVANCES MADE ON BILLS, NOTES OR
.satr -, ~ -'' W '' HAR4 Il ss EnE! Street
EIRST CLASS BUSINESS PAPER WANTED
by MARTIN LEWIS,
1s ~, MARTIN !! sd LEWIS :s,.o.
STOCKS AND SECURITIES of this and other
bought anf 6f 81 RSTn' %HraDeE
DANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
Sly KY JNo, $. Cuttings d 3 s Col 81
STOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
O .s.q sold by JNo 5. CUTTINGS "a CO.;
missouri 6's FOR SALE BY
N VI JNo,s CUTTINGS % 4 s oo;ii g
q: jSo, S. GIrTiNGs Scoi
MERCHANTS BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
W " JNo S, CUTTINGS \ Goa
MARYLAND STOCK 1890 WANTED BY
U 81 'No, s. Cuttings 3 A s9oiih st.
| COMMERCIAL & FARMERS BANK STOCK
Swanted by JNo, s. CUTTINGS CO;
baltimore CITY PER CENTS. OF 1890
H ssf 1875 for sale by ISRAEL 5S COHEN s'.o.t
NORTHWEsTERN VIRGINIA lsr MORT
sa y Bqf m by City of Batn0fs for
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
ap2s.tf 'i Exchange HH;e Place
baltimore G PER CT LOAN FOR SALE
R 5f4y,tt Rs SAIL f HARRIs j.
STERLING EXCHANGE.
aul8f Groeer's Exchange.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
jul7.tf Basement chesapeake Bank
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
a for Ss Assnint dHbaRR
TTNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
ie1-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison sts
Old SILVER COIN WANTED by
jelH corner Baltimore and Harrison So' SITS.
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
H., corner H Balt;moT Go sv5 CO. g.,
STERLING-fsOO 90-day Bill on London for
ap2ftf JAS. CORNER SONS
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL
Il TIMoRE RAILROAD CoMPANY's BONDS of 1884
ausI.l@ McKIM CO.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
I'D BONDS of 1880 wanted by
| p H. SULLIVAN,
au30h No "a Second street.
TITY STOCK OF 1890 wanted by
| ~ P Fl. SULLIVAN,
au30f No "a Second street
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY's
| IN STOCK wanted by P. Fl. SULLIVAN,
au31H No "a Second street
FXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
IL LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
j1l-u So Buchanan's wharf
MARINE, AND FARMERS AND MER
) IVA CHANTS BANK STOCKS wanted by
P. II. SULLIVAN,
| aul0n No. "a Second street.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
| PHILIP COVER CO.,
ie1-H corner Baltimore and Harrison sts
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9-ts J. B. CANNON Ancfionea
BY WILLIAM HAMILTON
BX e. u. IiENNETT =. CO
but all duplicates
s2l-ts F. W. BENNETT & co, Auctionners

ff sfsest VERY VALUABLE WAREHOUSE PRO.
@ii;;S PERIY, No. WATER STREET, Al JOINING THE,
7 aasaA PROPERTY OF THE FIRE INSURANCE COM
se aETERS9oN Sept 18th at 2cock the Premi
more city, the V AIUABLE PROPERTY No 8 Water street
commencing % feet west of South 'front.' by
depth of 81 feet - -
improved by threestofy Brick DWELLING, occupied
ground rent upon the whole lot.
Terms as prescribed by the CourtOaehirl cash. balance
In and months with interest and approved security
Tiue nGisputabe.
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BAKERS AND JARVIS ISLAND
n
f0r Sui.

M FOR SALE-MEDIUA1 SIZE HORSE,
aa fine troter in harness; also well under the
saddle perfectly sound ard gente kind in either singh or
double harness. Can be at .SFEWAhT'S STABLES,
Lexington street, near Liberty. slobt
a. FOR SALE.-A fine Bay Saddle HORSE,
~ to be seen at MILLERS STABLES corner Of Ger
Woo n nd Paca streets aul-tf
TAIRBANK'S PLA IF ORM SC Ia D
n Canable OF weighing pounds, in complete order
for very low TO close Address FLAIR ohhi Once Oh
baltimore Daily Exchange. my22u
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nlSSOLUTION.-The concern of POTTS.
- FARLEY Il co was dissolved on the SOth
ult., Mr.. H. s. WILLIAMS renrl1g, The under
signed having purchased the nsefest of Mr. H. g.
will continue the Wholesale Grocery business at
the stand recently occupied by them, here they
will be pleased to serve their friends and pa
irons heretofore. The sty le Of the firm will re-
main unchanged. F. POTTS.
p. G. FARLEY,
J. b. MARSHALL.
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Politics.

Rosroy. July 26th.--Tbe Democratic State
,,anfral Committee at Worcester yesterday,
',ad 70 call the State Convention at Spring
gsld. on the eth of September. A resolution
andorsiug Breckenridge and Lane was de-
fested by ii iiesvote,
CAMDEN, ME-, July 26th.-The ratification OF
X. Smart's nomination for Governor,
which came of last night, was enc OF the
greatest political demonstrations ever held in
TxStern Maine II was estimated that from
az TO eight thousand Democrats were prssent T.
r K Smart, A. q Jewett, w @ Fletcher, and
oihers addressed the meeting.
HARRISBURG, PA, July 26th.-The Douglas
State Convention meets this afternoon. A
,.reat crowd of politicians are here. The
0u!nions are divided about the policy OF nomi-
mating straight ont Douglas electors, and also
a. 90 the policy of the State Convention.
WAsHINGros, July 81 The friends OF MI
Douglas say he will, after his return from The
Northern States, visit several Southern States,
nv invitation.
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Fires in Texas.

NEW ORLEANS, July 25.-Three abolitionists
have been caught in Washington county,
Texas, and ordered TO leave the State, Tn.
SIS by the recent fires in the northeastern
.lnnties of Texas exceeds S100,000.
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tore Christians Massacred-America Con-
suI Mound ed--Riet At Naples, &c.

ST JOINS, July 27--Ths CITY of washing.
.,p from Liverpool on the 18TH, passed Cape
80 This morning, The usual news and mar
tst summary was not drained.
There had been fearful massacre OF chris
.isns at Damascus. Five hundred were killed,
ineluSiug the Dutch Consul. The American
C. nsul was wounded ~
Aavice. from Naples say a conflict had &C.
corred between the troops and the people ~
consequence of popular demons,ra,Mson "a, -.
f,yor of the exiles who returned 20 NsP'ee
IN, Tnriu. Several citizens were killed.
Tee Nea,,oIttan Ministry had been dismiss
al and a new Cabine. formed
The inspector OF the former police haa Deeh
stabbed. ,...,at ax.,,s, ,ha
The proclamation OF GaF' n. aen,ns, Inc
H-urb5us. aud in favor OF Victor Enahuei,
=, .e hetpe al distributed.
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FURNITURE, DRY coon 3, GROCE.
store, corner of Main sad 18th streets. on SATuR,
DAY morning, the 18th day of July, commencins
TURE. " "A'i
DRY GOODS.-Larse lot sessonabls Dry Goods.
Gassimeres, Cassinets, Lawns, Linen Drilling
hats, Caps. Hoop skirts. Nett Shirts and Drawers
Yarn and Cotton Socks, Ladies Hosiery, Gloves
CERIES.-Mackerel, Hsrriags, Alewtves.
Soap, Candles, Tobacco, Brandy, Cigars, crock
jy % auctSanas.r
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 2.-Flour quiet and steady nj
Ss.25. Wheat quiet. Corn-yellow Csc white Il
81 g. w Rfss d rnT * ss1Sss'' 0 prime
Nav YORK. July T.-Stocks sctive-Va. s.
S90s4. Cotton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MIddIng l05s -
+ oar heavy Southern S5g560 Wheat firm
rev white, Southern. 81 40; Western. $780, ! IS
red 81 %. Corn frm-mIxed 6la6'c. Pork dali -
MESS IS 25a 10 %: prime Si2 50ml4 Is Lard I2sI
al3's. Sugar steady. Coffee arm At 1875. Tur-
pentine STEADY at 37a391a. Rosln duI. Rice
lower. at s. a4ls.
sales in New York. July 2;th. Of $4,000 Va 6's
at GA, So CO do at 904, $1,000 Tenn. 6s at 90ls
and So 900 do. at 500.
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Fire in Pomshkeepsie. N. Y.

PouGBKRgPsIB, July 26.-The barns and
stables of Baidwin's Hotel, also the barns OF
VIM A. Davis and DIR. Cooper, adjoining. were
burned this morning, at abont five O'Clock 10
gether with eight horses in Baldwln's barn.
Total loss about 81, go, partially insured.
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By T.. Il Cook, Auct'r.

HORSES, NJ l. =, BUGGIES ONNI.
- BUS, &c.. AT AUCTION.-On SATURDAY.
Soth INST will sell At the Lot, on Council Cham
Der Hill, several Harness and Saddle Horses
amongst which Is pair of elegant hays, well
broke to both single and double harness, years
old, warranted perfectly sound and gentle four
large, young, we'll broke Mules.
- Also
Two top R6ggies, one of which il entirely
order, having been used about three months
ALSO
One second hand Cmnibus N good order.
jy2 F. Il 'COOK auet,,
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The japanese Treaty,

WASHINGTON, July 27.-The japanese treaty
IS publis he'd. 1t provides, among other things,
that the President at the request OF the Japan
esq Government, will act as mediator in any
difficulty which may arise between the Japan
esa and any European powers.
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AND COMMIssION BUSI.

Opposite Richardson Il Co., Richmond, Virginia.
25-l0t
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BY 1hos. W. keesee, AucI'r,
(Ofice corner of l2th and Cary streetsD

CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND kITCH.
" EN- FURNITURE FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold on TUESDAY MORNING,
3lst inst, commencIng at 10 O'Clock, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. N. August. (who is declining house
keeping on LIST street, between Marshall and Clay
NITURE, consisting of general variety of Par
lor, Chamber, Dining Room and Kitchen Furni-
ture. lIy 81 THOS. w. KEESEE, Auctr.
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BY Geddin L Appersen, Aueprs.

EYETEEN BUILDING LOTS At Arc.
= TioN-Will be sold on SATURDAY. the mn
1um: iso' a. Pub'lc auction, on the premises, com
BUILDING LOTS. some. of them f1on VI more
concord now Railroadl street, between BALDWIN
Federal and James streets. Adams, pIsn asssr.
on FAIRFIELD street,or road. near the last men
TONED lots. Most OF these lots are suited for small
Tor small retail stores Wv"
TERMS One fourth cash balance at e. and 70
title retained. anu
jy2 GODDJN AppEpSoN
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w. YARMOuTA FOX S,I-I ., ~

3eJE . 8nHUU n FUK SALE OK FN-
CHAN'E:-l offer for sale, or exchange Ct.
my FARM, called Yarmouth in the county OF
James City, on the Chickahomlny river and Var
mouth creek, which is navgahle for the largest
acres OF which is cleared, and has been TT arled
The soil is productive and easily titled The i'm
81 feet, two stories ant basement and the usual
out houses Yarmouth Is one Of the best stock
gam. or give LIBERAL trade for CITY propertv' For
PARTICULARS apply to the subscribe in Richmond
Jy i'm Il, II, W EppERSON
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FUTURE DA
By Jas. M. Tayisr 4 Sen, Aucrs.

L ~ S&bs nAs oyASh - SS0t AoGb -
| 1E ole ACRES OF LAND, WITH I'M.
KkNF koEb N THE GduNr9 81 HN MEW
on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of August, com;
| city, and adjoining the lands OF Messrs. McCrone,
WHICH on. Cleared sna hahy
p Proved Ths balance is in woods and well On
The improvements are new Framed DWELL
| ING, with four rooms kitchen, and all necessary
out houses besides two springs Of excellent water
We invite the particular attention of persons
who wish to procure small farm, or market gar
| den, to this sale. Persons desiring TO view the
property. Will call upon Mr.. Thomas Whteford.
| TERMs.-One-third cash the balance at and
| IL months. for negotiable notes. with interest,"
adds ,i. and secured by a tsus. deed; ,,s
'tf r. II ~ i ~ tss
REaST !k EE I5RN g. s,5ssY
| AT AUCTI0N.-We will sell, upon the premises,
on FaIp4Y the Sd day Of A1gSst ,f Ct
Clarke streets. They front 81 feet each, and run
is under an elegant enclosure. and nov in cultiva-
ton. Il will be sod IN lots to suit bidders;
INGS and LOTS, in the immediate neighborhood
Of the above, particularly adapted for good sized
TsRMs.-One third cash; the balance at and u
months. for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured by trust deeds.
jy28 JAS. NJ. TAYLOR i SON, Aucts.
DESIRABLE Blu DING LOTS On
u CHURCH AND UNION HILLS AT AUG
TON We will sell, on MONDAY, August 9th.
upon the premises. commencing at s. O'Clock p.
M. eight beautiful Building Lots, located as
above. Three of these lots front the south side
Of Clay, between 18th and 18th streets, opposite
.ronton the ives. side Of sd and east side Of Union
and Concurrence streets, south of Peasants st.
TERMS -One-fouth cash the residue in A, and
IL months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by a trust deed.
jy % JAS. NJ TAYLOR Il SON, Aucts.
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i price sa5, $40, $50, &c., $40; the "Helpmeet''
COOKING Stove, two sizes, with without hot
water reservoir; the - Leader" Cooking Stove
two sizes, price S2i and S2S; the - LIly Dale !"
Cooking stove, for coal or wood, price Gl2, STA
and $40 the Harp Cooking Stove. for wood
for country use, four sizes. The above really
Arst class Wares IN their line are for sale, whole
sale and retail with warranty. by
GEORGE SrARRETT,
BelviD' q Row, Governor street.
N. B.-Large Stoves for the Springs; Box Stoves
t,,rt lbq Ia
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OOk OUTFOK MOTT MAN STREET.

Il GREAT BARGAINS IN CARPETINGS =
From this day until the LIST OF September, offer iOr
sale . $50 DIS. rich wide double chain WOODEN
Filling Carpets at 80 cents, worth JD j .2GO yards
extra hesvJ. all pure WoTs'ed and Wooden Fill
ing, at 80 cents cheap at rs, 200 Yards extra quality
and beautiful patterns for city trade, at b6 cents
sci ing esewhe at 875a; lmperiIl Three ply Car
pstlns. ut 80 cents, worth l.2j; Is BRUSSELS Car
pet Rugs. at So Co. cost anywhere yOu buy them
81 80 to So. All ask is q call from one ard all
and remember the place, No. Y Main street.
I0SEpH
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Gamer Manhattan

CHICAGO, July 25.-The Democratic Com
veutiou for the Fifth district nom mated 10. day
William A Richardson for reelection TO Con