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| them. 1t appears that on Saturday Baron
Brenier was a long time at Portici, and that
concessions were agreed upon. Intelligence to
THIS effect WAS telegraphed to Paris, but during
the night SeyeriAo, secretary of the king,
wrote by his majesty's order to the count of
Aquili, saying that his royal highness need not
trouble himself to return to Portic
There was great and general Indignation
| among those who had been deceived, Tor the
announcement which l now give was to have
appeared on Saturday night. On Sunday the
count OF Aquili telegraphed from Naples to
Baron Brener, who was at Calellamers, and
who returned immedi lteIy. There was a
close aud long conference that night, and ON
Monday morning the count was with Brenicr
for SIX hours. The consequence is the follow
ing decree:
SOVEREIGN ACT.-Declaring to give to our
beloved subjects a mark OF our sovereign
benevoence, we have determined to grant
constitutional and representative institutions
to any kingdom, in harmony with national and
Italian principles, so to guarantee future
security and prosperity, and 10 draw always
closer the bonds which unite us to the people
whom Providence has called us to govern.
For this object we have arrived at the follow
ing determinations
/. We grant general amnesty for all poiti
cal offenders up to this day.
2 We have charged the commander, Don
Antonio Spinel, with the formation of new
ministry, who shall compile, in the shortest
possible time, the articles OF the statute on the
basis OF representatives Italian and national in.
situations.
3. An agreement will be established with
the king OF Sardinia for the common interests
of the two crowns in Italy.
4. Our flag shall be from this day forward
adorned with the national coors in vertical
bands, preserving always the arms OF our dy-
nasty in the center.
8. As regards Sicily, we will grant it analo-
gous representative institutions, such as to sat
isty the wants OF the island; and one of the
princes OF our royal house shall be our viceroy
PoRTICI, June %, 1860
Wrung from the sovereign as have been
these concessions against his incIinations and
convictions, if his majesty can be said to have
any, and known as all these facts are, the de-
cree has been received up TO the hour at
which | am writing, with the greatest indiffcr.
ence. People read it on the walls and pass on.
| have not heard one cry of pleasure raised,
but l have heard official people say Foo
late! What pity that it was not given six
months ago" 1t is the concession OF one with
his back to the wall, and who may hereafter
say, as Ferdinand ii. said, that he yielded on
compulsion, and it was not binding.
An order has been given for the immediate
release of the political prisoners in Santa Maria
Apparente, and a steamer hired by their
friends, goes over to Capri to day to bring
back the victims of a long and cruel persecu-
ton.
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BAROMETER FOR THE AGRI-
UR T II OF JUL Y

Good Photographs Of Lincoln and Hamln for only ten
cents each discount to the trade for large numbers
WILLIAMS Is prepared TO make five hundred daily,
with the Patent Multiplying Camera at 22l Main Street
iclg dan
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6 w HAT SHALL WE DRINK. ;
UDOLPHO WOLVES

Pure COgnac Brandy,
lmorcd and bottled by himself warranted pure and the
best quality, with his certificate the bottle and his
seal on the cork.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17
UDOLPIIO WOLFE,

Sole Manufacturer and Importer Of the sohiodam Ao-
matte Schnapps, No, q Beaver street, New York.
ap2l d3m
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,OSI-Some weeks since, Pocket Case
- of Surgical Instruments Tho finder will be sui tllv
rewarded by leaving them with DR. f. H. KELLEY Front
street. DIFF iva
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

The best Sewing Machi made, making perfect
LocKotch either upon thick thin fabric which can
We respectfully ask the people of to exam
me THESE model Sewing Machines, and compare them
with any others IN the market, before purchasing.
Machine Stitching of all kinds done in the neatest
manner. at short nOrice $3.50
hand. 'h
Sales Rooms 1871 Main street, Union Block up stairs
jy9 dtf B. D. CHASE A. co Acents
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

OSI-On Friday Evening last Pock-
A.a ct Case OF Surgcel Instruments The finder will
be suitable rewarded returning it To
JyIb d3tt DIR. HENRY CLARKE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.

The subscriber invites the attention of the citizens of
orcester ana vicinity to his establishments Just opened
at No. Bay State Block, sign Of the Golden Eagle
where he intends to keep Watches Jewelry Silver and
Plated Ware Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods &C Also
Jewery repaired in the neatest manner and with punctu
atty. Please give me a call. ISAAC FISH
iva
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Personal.

-. Hon. Augustus Schell, Royal Phelps, and
i. Hill, j., Of New York, have arrived In the
city and are staying at the National Hotel.
.''- Hon. Henry Winter Davis and family, are
leans.
-'-' On the 9th instant, Hon James Green, on
his way to Waterloo, Mo, where he was going
to make public speech, was thrown from bis
buggy, by the horse running away, and coming
dered insensible bKfhe shock that he received
and being alone, ~ was supposed that he Law
upon the ground for sons time, when he wal
discovered by passer-by, who took proper care
Of him. Mr.. Green is severely IL not seriously
hurt.
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AUCTION SALES.
By THOs; BOWLING; Georgetown.

~ ~ LlN0 0eOrEetoNn.
& :. WRIsHT, Salesman.
ORPHANS COURT SALE OF FURNI-
- JuRE, SLAyKs, SonlxI CoLT, &c.-Oa MON
the Iesdesoe Of the late Lewis Carbery, on second
stress ;nn, , .s X order Of sAs 0Ihsns Court,
MAhogsny Sldeboard. Dining, Gard, and Side
Do and common ChsIrs,
Carpets, Mating. AID 0lcloths,
China Tea Set, a pieces,
CROKER and Glass Ware,
Six excellent Feather Beds,
Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Blankets, Quilts, Sheets, TO-.
Mshoesny Dres.ing and Plain Buresus, Bedsteads,
Gold and Silver Watches,
Book., Newspapers, Theodolite and Compass.
Kitchen Furniture.
Also, at IL O'Clock
Negro Girl Mary, 10 years ofage and slave for life
One Sorrel Colt, yesfs old. Bursy. 60. INV
Terms Of sale An ssms o. sns under sso. cash
over $780, credit OF thirty sixty, and ninety days
Sc s-eoSt T. BOWLING, Auct.
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IL Chief Engineer King, U. 8. Navy, has
just issued a valuable little treatise on steam the
steam engine and propellers, for the use of young
engineers, machinists, and students. The volume
is dedicated to the Hon Isaac Toucey Secretary
Of the Navy, as tribute to the interest he has
manifested In the promotion Of the mechanic arts,
and the aid he has extended to the advancement
OF the steam Navy. This work will supply the
want Of a text book long felt by practical men
and students, especially those preparing for the
Navy. Franck Taylor has IL for sale I'm this city
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III We have received from w. ID. Shepherd,
corner Of Seventh and ID streets, specimen Of
Swartout's Patent Metallic Paper Fastener, which
bids fair to be Of great service to those who have
to do with law papers, pamphlets, newspapers,
and manuscripts Of every description. All such
should call and see the article at once
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EA0LE IRON WORKS,
II CORNER OHIO Av. AND THrRrxISrH ST.,

r, EhiCSSON,S CAl.ORlC ENGINES.
The undeIslgned have been appointed sole agents
"a this city for the manufacture and sale above
Engines. and are prepared TO supply oil orders with
Promptness and dispatch. These engines have
been satisfactorily introduced and now practi-
eally employed In bakeries; by bookbnders; for
lockwood cutting; by cabinet makers; for drawine
ian blowers to ventilate buildings; for pumping; for
domestic purposes: elevating grain; flass cutting:
ginning cotton; grinding quartz; grinding paints;
grinding sugar cane on plantations in Cuba: for
hoIstIng; for knitting machines; By manufacturers
OF plated ware OF printers material, of silver ware
oil agricultural implements; of matches; of hooped
skirts for pumping at railroad stations and board
ships; for sewing machines; for Job printing and
printing daily newspapers; for VARIOUS plantation
uses; Tor saving and planning lumber; for picking
hair; Tor polishing combs for shoemakers' usss; for
sand sitting turning; tobscco cutting and pulver-
zng; IN tannerles and wire maxi establishments;
Tor soda water manufacture; for hone crushing:
malt MASKING; towing; grinding cutlery, &c. They
are lnexplosive; economical; easily manage ed they
require no engineers; use no water; and Consume
very little fuel Any person desirous of using these
Engines, can by application To the undersiEned be
shown large number of testimonials from persons
who have them IN daily use, pressing their entire
satisfaction in their operation and use
Prices of the Engines as established BY the Pat
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Spirit Of the aIsrniBs Press.

The Constitution tells about the South being In
blaze, the excitement increasing, the doctrine
of federal coercion being denounced, the NORM
catching the spirit Of southern resistance TO the
aggressions Of Seward Co, &c, &c.
The Isf.Higsses, charges the ConsfifHiion Of
being blinded by prejudice In its political dis
Cussions.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.
40, FOR ARLINGTON.
GREATEST PICNIC OF TIVE SEASON.,


The HOWARD ASSOCIATION of washins-
ton announce to the public
GRAND PRIZE PICNIC.
For the Benefit Of the Poor,
On THURSDAY, SRPrKMBxR 30.
Two or three thousand Prizes to be distnbted.
Zach en- isdy ana gentleman are to re R1eh
gate; The prizes are to consist ofRz&e
Gold Watches, Tes Sets and Jewelry of every de-
scription; Ladies' Muffs, Ladies', Furs, Ladies
Gloyss, ChildIs n's Carriages and Cribs 40 Also,
A GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS Ar
NIGHT!
A full Brass and String Band has been engaged
for the OCCASION.
The Prizes will be exhibited in one of the larses,
jeMelry establishments in the city next Monday.
There viii be a large box upon the ground from
which each visitor will draw an envelope as they
enter, containing the number of the prize and viii
receive the prize on the card in the enyelope
The stages will leave hourly, commencing at
O'Clock a. m. The Geo. w. Riggs will leave the
wharf, foot OF High street, and run hourly
cards OF ADMISSION for gentlemen, 50 cents; ladies
% cents; And children and servants free.
Sc ls-4t COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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IL Judge Douglas Is expected in Chicago on
the 4th of October next. He will, Of course, be
enthusiastically received by his friends. Prepare.
lions to this end have already been begun.
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IL Returns from forty five counties in Mime
sofa give population Of ia, 2i4. The population
OF the whole State will not be less than 10, coo
In 1919 IL was not quite 600.
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The NV YORK PoLIIICs.-The fusion move
ment in New York still hangs fire. The Sub
Committee appointed by the Douglas State Com.
mittee to endeavor to negotiate Union with the
b eckinridge Democracy, met on Saturday at the
ST. Nicholas Hotel and resolved to reject the terms
Of the National Volunteers" The latter were
made acquainted, verbally, with the ultimatum
Of the Douglas men; that the Breckenridge party
should have six Of the electors and four more In a
certain uncertain contingency; that Breckinridge
candidates should be substituted for Lieutenant
Governor and Canal Missioner; but that all
the men substituted should be new men. To this
the Volunteers would not accede, and there the
negotiations ended. I'm view Of this failure to
fuse, the Breckenridge State Committee have is
sued mlnfesto, in which they concede the cleo
ton of Lincoln, and throw the responsibility for
that dire calamity upon the Douglas Democracy
The leaders having failed to fuse, the New York
Times intimates that the people will take the
matter in hand:
lit rumored, however, that the Brec klnridoe
men, having failed TO make a bargain with the
Douglas leaders, intend to appeal to the people.
with whom they expect to find more sympathy
Thus il 10 asserted that they viii avail themselves
OF the Opportunity presented by the Union mass
meeting, at the Cooper Institute this evening to
test the feeling of the masses by Offering for their
consideration fusion ticket, made up substanti-
any dIl tne iDouel presented 10 the Douglas State
Committee. Should they fail In getting a favor
able response, IL Is said that the Breckenridge
men, or that portion Of them represented by the
National Volunteer which probably includes
about half the Breckenridge vote Of the State
then intend to form fusion ticket Of their own
which shall be the same as the Union ticket now
in the field, with the exception Of ten Douglas
electors, which are to be stricken 81 and their
places filled by Breckenridge men. In that case,
there will be sufficient concentration Of the anti
Republican vote Of the State portion of the
electoral ticket to show the comparative strength
Of those who do or do not desire the defeat of
Lincoln at all haZards'''
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III Ice formed half an inch thick in the North
Woods, Herkimer county, N. Y, on the 10th and
18th inst, and there was snow on the Caiskill
mountains on Thursday morning
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III We have received from Shillington, Har-
per's Magazine and Godey's Lady's Book for
October, both excellent numbers, as usual.
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NEW PLANET DIscovERKp.-Last Saturday
night new planet was discovered atthe National
Observatory. Its right ascension is % hours and
minutes, and its declination is 3 degrees and %
minutes south.
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Posr OFFICE DEPARrMENr-MAIL AGrsrs-
The supervision Of the local mail agents and Of
the route agents the various railroads ON which
the mails are carried has been transferred to the
Inspection Bureau, and 10 now under the direc-
ton Of B. N. Clements, Esq, chief clerk Of the
Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-18

THE OLD SENATE CHAMBER will be ready for
occupancy by the United States Supreme Court at
the commencement Of the December term Of that
tribunal. The architectural alterations are now
In progress.
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NAvAL-The Board recently appointed to ex
anime into the condition Of the sailing vessels Of
the Navy, and the cost Of giving them full steam
power, together with the expediency Of making
such change, In view Of the cost, condition. model
and general character Of such vessels equired
to report the result of their abors to the Secretary
OF the Navy, who will submit the facts to Cor.
gress for It's further orders
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NEW BooKs-We acknowledge the receipt
Through the hands of Blanchard 4 Mohun) OF
''The Greatness and Decline of Caesar Birotteau D,
From the French Of Honore de Balzac Trans
lated by o. w. Wight and F. B. Goodrich.
New York: published by Rudd d Carleton, 100
Grand street 1850. This volume Is the frst of a
series that is 10 embrace translation Of all Bal.
Zac's works Of fiction, which are among the most
popular through bout France. His translators claim
for him the merit Of having written nothing
whafever-though a modern French novelist
that may not safely be admitted on the center
table Of the parlor Of any modest family.
We are also indebted to the publishers for
sending US Through the hands Of Mr.. Joe Shil-
lngton) 1.-The Mother-in-Law," tale of do
nestle life, by Mrs. Emma d. E. N. Sou thworth
Philadelphia: published by T. b. Peterson 4
Brothers, 300 Chestnut street.-The last new novel
from the pen Of Mrs. s, at this time more pro-
life in the production Of popular light reading
than that of any other novelist in the land. The
fact that this book WIS written by Mrs. South
worth, will of course cause II to be read by all
American novel readers; for one and all they are
sure to read the productions Of her fancy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-18

NAVAL BOARD OF EXAMINATION Medica
Board, consisting Of Surgeons Jas. c. Palmer
William Grier, and Charles Everfeld, has been
directed to convene at the Naval Academy be-
tween the 10th and Both Of September next, In
order to examine into the physical condition O,
candidates applying for admission into that insti
tuition.
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctionsers.
i mI prcIISise fiousraErrrss-o FRi6AY
MORNING, September 2Oth, 1850, st 10 O'Clock, q
The Iesid.nce Of Mrs. Ann Dssxay, No. SEQ
al the Furniture and Effects Of family declining
Mshossny Hair sprinT seat Sofa, Rocksr and Par
loT Chairs,
Msrble-top Center Table, Work and Csrd Tables,
Mahogany Dining rsbles, Cane seat Chairs,
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands,
Feather Beds. Bolsters and Pillows,
Chamber Table,, Toilet Sets, Window Shades,
Carpets. Oilcloth. Mating,
China, Glass and CrookelY Ware,
Cooking and other Stoves,
Kitchen Utensils, &C., 30.
sel7-d yC Mcguire Co.. Aucts
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no NOT FAIL TO CALL

NJ 2S1 ST., 6st,rsex IofA and liza. o
Vel! known NORFOLK OYSTER and
sHsHS sa DEPOT for The N
regular suRpies OF the best NOR.
EEOLk OYSTERS on every Tuesday, ~
atsntly hand large and varied assortcS 04S "
FiSH, including every sort known TO WashinEton
He returns his sincere thanks to those = ho NJ, }
ronised his Establishment durIng the psst a. I'm
and 10 confident that his Inoreassd fsclIities fos
TENS, Fish, GAME, 30. &C., viii sHply "a
ward continuance of their patronage And cnStom.
q n psIti Of the city Zee Of skSIG:. -
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In progress.

The COOPER AMERICAN OPERA TROUPE, who
are now performing In Baltimore, will open at
the Theatre in this city, on Monday evening next,
for six nights. For particulars see advertisement
tomorrow.
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GOV, w ,,,LI g; y; MeCoKMiCKi Me..ndIi.

3. T; ~. MCCORMICK; AIexandTia
COMMISSIONS Frs SALE OF A sALUA-
~ sLs TV.AeI OF aAsDN fHs Gsus,r e. ALI
OF decree OF the CIRCUIT Court OF AlexsndTis
SoS n me SUI. oi Hoo Ts Hsrcin
TIE ID Of oetober 1850. st u O'Clock in front Of the
Mayors ONCE, in tse city of Alsaandria, cell st
RIe.ic sust;on. valuable tract CONTAINING, abou,
which Lauristan B. Hardin. bFq died seized. This
properly les about niles from Aiexandiis and 5
nom Washlngton and Georgetown, on the road
leading from d r slls Church, TO Georsctovn, and
on the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire \ ALL
road, water station beng near the land. The
improvements consist of o good tvo-story franc
Dwelling bossevlth back building, spring hosse, q
barn and al necessary out houses The proximity 81
this fArm 20 the three markets Of Alexandria,
Washington and Georgetovp, the ohsraotsf Of the
land and the heelthfuness OF the looahon makes Il
q desirable residence.
The terms prescribed BY the decree srs One-esuth
81 the purchase money IN cssh; and the rsssdne IN
four equal Inst& Ailments at 6, Il, Is and ~ months
from the day Of sale, the deferred psynsnts 90 b
secure BY the bonds Of tho pgrehaser eearisg n
tltls until paid n desired b. purchasers the prop
and plat thereof VIII Be sThls,;sssd y tss ,sdsr-
su % 2sartd cnmmissionsr.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTSRNo0N 3 To-NoRKoT

THIS APTERNO0N q To M0RkOW.
BY J. c. McGUIRE CO.. Auctiouesrs.
TWO VERY VALUABLE BuILpINs Ler.
so l. on ST, orros,Tr rssssSHIN segttais Ar
NOON, sesss%ssi ls,S, 81 o'sloot, on tss prem.
ss 'ss Srss ?, gsso ssScs ks Nss
north 81. between isth and isih sts vsst, runmss
be. Ts!.s Let sos 10 cn. s on Fu..
are located in dsliehtfal pan Of tSe oity for pa
.ss .sss s1s ss's ssas ~
Terms One third cash; the resdpe an q ts.t ~
months. with interest. secured by deed ID trust
On .s Is sSI'ml'''. &c. MCGUIRE q CO. A.cs.
pAsDsSSSSAh fbkklht AeiaG ss6 HOUSE.
wEbN sssS rf msSRSfIG, the s.S in:
s. % g. the sss .ss.s s
tsr.s, avenue north, an sxoslisnt assortment Of
Handsome Rosewood case Piano, made By Chick
p ss,ns s som, Boston ostavss,
Hsnd:o%s suite Of attn dana Ss%s.t-eovsrsd sofas.
-, Arm, Eesy, and Parlor Chsirs,
b: s.: &.ass b Esssi's sss TnssS s:
Two sets ofvery hne Dsmask Curtains and Cor
Handsome Psrler Chandeliers.
R!op Lshty .na ssh srs S.. suI Ts: ,,,
E. vss' M:Sa ;.s Gia,s S:ss
ssfas S.t cSsnSs sss
Wsrdrobe. Marble ton BaIsss: Ms.h snh.
nesastesd Sae Iovsd rsok' n'sNs sAF' !"
vssy sns CURED Ssr. Cotton Top. .ad Hs.k Mst-
Go: Hs.tsf. Air. right, and otisf sscves.
w Y aus Df and emmy as Lind Bedsts.ds,
Sd gal p., :sst sns
sssa ,s%s s0St and s,s;nsc wsrdross
Is s5aR CANA fs ana S SIssis fSlss ss...
Tnlns, Gls e. And Sr 20 w r...
Floor Oilcloth, Mating, and RuGs,
Tossther With . general assortment Of Kitchen
Term; ss and under Dash; over go or.dl.
:sisa w ' y a. GREEN. Aset
By WALL &,BARNARD, Anctioneers.
oNrrNu&ssffIKJEsc saEn 3, TlERHSScY GOODS.
fs !. Il S N az Bay NORM
ING, September ls:h. sale Of Fancy Goods, such
Embroid cries. Lsces, Collars,
Sleeves, sioHsr', ye!ls Comb,
kI:o, viii Be .ddsd from Dry Goods House. .
iot OF L.d,es Dress Goods, such a.
Bsysss and adt otseI RSSes, Mstsee.,
G.sy worsted Pamela in suits, &o., 60.
:.ii.st fiStJ WALL & BARNARD, A,o.s.
By WALL 4 BARNARD. Auotlonssrs.
I ARGE AND ATTRACTlvE SALE or
co.TII W.KE sicHGs cST Bon.sl.s I FS S.sea
AND AMERICAN GLASS WlRE, FINE PLATED wAII,
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CUTLERY, &c. FRENCH
AID Iron STONE CHINA WAEI, pahIAs AND
BuIsK STAruErrs. &C. &c.-on THURSDAY
next September 18th. st 10 O'Clock, and oontinuinr
each day until further notlce, We shall SELL At the
rtore of c. E. Green, 21z Pa avenpe. between 18th
and 18th streets, q large and varied assortment Of
The above ware, such as
Vases, Card X eceivers. Cologne Bottles,
Cordial Sets, Tea Sets,
Glass Ware If all kinds,
Table Casters, Wine Casters,
Spoons, Forks, Dinner Sets, Cutlery, &c.
W it'll many other goods not here enumerated.
The above sale viii be found worthy the atten-
tion of the public as tins goods are ai new styles Of
the latest I'm portaton, and all warranted % be Of
the best quality. Ample arrangements made for
the comfort Of the ladies.
Terms SSo and under cash; over $50 o credit Of
81 and 3. days for satisfactorily endorsed notes,
Sc iOed WALL BARNARD. Auct
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PUBLIC LANDS IN MINNKsoTA-The Commits
sioner Of the General Land Office Is preparing for
the Introduction into the market OF 36i 600 acres
Of land In the State Of Minnesota, consisting of
detached tracts withheld pursuant to the order of
September 3, 1899, from the public sales had in
that State In October and November last, under
the proclamation Of the President of July o, 1859
Sixty days further notice of the places and time
Of sales will be given
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FRENCH ALWAYS AHEAD!
FRINGE OF WALES MEDALS. AVASOk'
BELL 4 EVERETT do. Do
DOUGLAS G. JOHNSON do. do
LINCOLN d HAMLIN de- do
DOUGLAS and LADY do
Agents supplied at New York prices se I,-1v