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AWARDING CoMMIrTRR-Dr. Judklns, DR.. j.
P. Ferrell and DR.. J. D. O'Connor.
Horses for Sweepstakes.
Fastest trotting horse or mare in sim
gle harness-not less than four to make
q field $4,000
An entrance fee of Eve dollars will be re-
quired.
Fastest trotting year old horse or mare
in single harness-not less than four to
make field s25,OO
An entrance fee of three dollars will be re-
quired.
AWARDING CoMMITTRR-Lewis Woollenwsber,
John Nc Wright and F. A. Lamping.
CLASS M,,lao and Aseas
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&otal ynttlligsnte,
"WEDNESDAY. AUG. 8, lsso.-

~ A man named Bergy is in our
county Jail on q charge of stealing a
horse from his brother. r-r ei3saH5ill
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best crotchet work. ......1
AWARDING COMMITTEE Otto Bidenharp, Miss
C. vanhorn, Miss Oblinger, Miss Julia Mosser,
Miss Jane Wire. rrr
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Pole Raising.

The admirers of the Little Giant will
raise pole at JACOB HUFFMAN'S
in Perry township, on Saturday, the llth
Of August.
i. JAMES r, NORRIS,
W. P. RICHARDSON,
and other speakers will be in attendance.
The Woods6eld Brass Band will probably
be in attendance.
Turn out Douglas men of Perry town
ship, and let, the meeting be rouser.
August l, go. 2t.
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LIST OF PREMIUMS

.0r TO BE AWARDED BY THE
MONROE COUNTY AGRICULTU.
e94 RAJ SOCIETY
NINTH ANNUAL FAIR,
To be. Held at the Fair Ground, at
tllf '.ssaiio W0OdSfeld. not
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best Ia bushel sweet corn meal soV
best do white beans s-e -. A5l,--.
best display of peas, IL peck 80
best 10 lbs. Of hops & EA3EG1
No premium shall be awarded in this class
except to the producer and Of the crop OF 1850
AWARDING CoAMrrrEs-Elijah Ullom, T. A.
Way, Stephen Pancoast, NJ. Pollock, 4 Horn
brook.
CLASS O.-FIELD CROPS.
s nor r less than the field $50, 90
End best do do 1000
g s acres, nor less than the field 1000
2nd best do t&f d. kS5
Best crop of rye-same quantity
End best do do z,50
Best crop of oats-same quantity
End best do t do ESQ
Best crop of Irish potatoes, not less than
one acre-Kind raised to be given 1000
| End best do do 500
- Premiums in this GLASS to be awarded At the
meeting of Directors, in Woodsfeld, on the
18th day of Noyember next. 1
| Awarding Committee-Jere. Hollister, John
Kerr Henry Ford. f.s Fsef
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best display OF Peas, not Iess tnan ONO .
~ pint of each kind Easi0d 5
best three marrow squashes - .o0
best five citrons ,oO
best IL peck kidney beans ,oo
AWARDING CoxMITrEB-Wm, d. Lowry, Mrs.
L. Wollenweber, Mrs. VIM, Church, Mrs. A. 8,
Marsilliott, Mrs. Geo. Poggenberg.
CLASS N-Farm Products.
r.-.. -, R,,eL.I
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SECOND DEPARTMENT.
CLASS G.-Plows.

Hho oo =
Should the Committee deem it necessary
the merits of the plows will be decided by
trial.
AWARDING CoMMrTrzE-Hugh Dimes, John B.
Reed, and H. R. Mason.
CLASS H-Earm Imnlamanfa
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Time to be fred hereafter. ] $.
FIRST DEPARTMENT.

,S9 CLASS A. Horses for all Work.
Best stallion for all work over YRS pre-. IS 90
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T'HR undersigned, CIsRorxrr Of various Dc.
i nominations, having purchased and used
in our families sGROVER BAKER8 CKLR-
BRATED FAMILY SEWING MACHINE" take
chine. Its beautiful simplicity, sass OF man
agement, and the strength and elasticity Of its
stitch, unite to render 1t . maehe unsurpassd
by any in the maket. and one which We feel
confident will give satisfaction to all whe may
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AWARDING CoMMrTTBE-Joseph Myers, John
= Williamson, and John Moose.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the europa

HALIFAX, May l6.-The steamship Niagara has
arrived with European dates OF tae 5th by mail
ana 9th by telegraph via Queenstown
The general news is unim portant
Cotton closed nrm. Breadstuffs had declining
tendency; some authorities report an advance 81
l-l6 ! on inferior qualities. Provisions were
dull. CoRscls 95A
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Niagara arrived at midnight, and sailed
early this morning. She will be due at Boston
on Thursday noon. The steamer Edinburg had
arrived at Liverpool, and the Persia had reached
Queenstown.
The Reform Bill had passed on a second read
ing. Lord John Russell stated In the House Of
Commons that the English pI o. osition for the set
Element of the san Juan question had been re.
jccted by the American Government and that fu-
ture actions depends upon Secretary CASTS reply
TO the jast English dispatch.
Continental politics were unchanged.
Rumors were in circulation Of renewed hostil-
tiles in Sicily.
The Queen Of Spain has granted general am
nesty 10 all who Joined in the recent rebellion Of
Gen. Ortega.
The LATEsr.-LIvERPooL, Saturday afternoon
Cotton ruled steady. Consuls CLOSED at yesterdays
quotations
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Disaffection Of the secessioni.,..

CHARLESTON, May I5.-Gov. Johnson, Judges
Nisoet, Warner, and other prominent Georgians,
have written letters, which are published, con
demning the seceders from the Charleston Con-
yention, and favoring the sending Of delegates 10
the adjourned convention TO meet at Baltimore.
NOBLE, May l5.-A large democratic meeting
was held last night, denouncing the secessioniss
A resolution was passed that Alabama should be
represented at the Baltimore Convention.
Delegates were appointed to State Convention
70 meet al Selma on the 4th Of June
Mr.. Stephens was appointed one Of the delegates
10 the State Convention
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THE LATEST NEWS
The Republican Cenves tien-SpecuIatisn
ne 10 Candidates.
TELEGRAPHIC.

ne 70 Candidates.
.ss Q, May lS.-Nething 10 Of course deter
different men proposed are All conedent ~ the
success Of their favorites " ~
Sewards prospects are regarded al le<s bright
Today than they were yesterday A p.mnhl~t
put forth by Blair, Greeley, and oshers. con mend
Ing the claims Of Judge Bates and removino o,,
Jections 10 him, has had marked erect Even
= ee SeImsn PssSdiees are giving way and Il he
The name Of Banks 10 still kept In the back.
groundj and many Of the knowing ones saw that
when the fight between Seward and Bates grows
last and furious Banks will be introd uced 20 re-
concile all hands. Banks Is unobjectionsble,
believe, 70 either party
Lincoln IL urged by the delegates from Illinois.
but his alleged want Of administrative ability 10
the objection raised against him. After a CON-
Bates
The Kansas delegates, who have been I'm doubt.
viii vote for Seward
CHICAGO, May IS delegations are organizing
AID canvassing Is going on amid much excite
ment The opponents Of Seward are confident
OF defeating him, but his friends have greater
commence OF securing his nomination. They
expect nom 30 10 80 votes on the first ballot and
then perhaps the support Of portions Of ali oppos
Ing States when they break from local candidates.
Efforts are making 70 adopt the unit rule in
doubtful delegations; II these are successful
Seward viii be defested. Ev,rything depend,
upon obstinacy and the union OF Pennsylysnis
OHIO, New Jersey, Indiana and Illinois
mtsey show any signs Of wavering, Seward
viii be successful The Indiana delev alton will
vote on the nrst ballot solid for Bates Illinois for
lincoln; Ohio for Chase. afterWard dividing be
tween Bates and Lincoln. Only three or four
Orleans a-e for Seward
Virginia Is rePoried TO have gone over IN Seward,
Dat Will give majority vote 10 Bates Kentucky
is divided between Lincolr and Bates
Lincoln NAV get Wisconsin and Minnesota
elrly, and he threatens Bates in n dianr and else
wnere- The vote Of Connecticut will be eight
Tor Bates, four for Chfss The shrewdest and
most impartial observers predict Stewards success.
CHICAGO, May 18th, midBi 4ht.-There are AZ
least a. 900 strangers now in the city. There In
no apparent consen traton Of strer 9Th on any par
ucular candidate. The Sewarditss are urgent
aud hopeful, but the probabilities against his
nomination. Still the superior tact Of his sup
portefs may change the present phase Of affairs
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Fire at Nebraska City.

ST. Louis, May IA destructive FIRE occurred
at Nebrsska city on Saturday afternoon, consuming
nearly all the business portion Of the city, con-
sisting Of forty-two prominent business houses
including the post ONCE with considerable mali
matter, and the Government land ofice, with
nearly all its papers. Muckell's Hotel was also
DESTROYED. Loss Sl50OOO, which was insured for
$4,000, mostly in Hartford Conn and st. Louis
companies
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Ratification Meeting.

PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-The friends OF Bell
and Everett are making preparations for grand
ratification meeting 10 be held in Pennsyivania
Square, on Thursday night. Distinguished speak
ers are announced fOf the occasion, including a
grandson of Patrick Henry
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ALEXANDRIA, May I6.-Flour-Family $1,000
50; Extra S6.37 ka6 IS; Super. sc .OOs6 ~ Wheat
white, fair to good, 81 i3aI SO; red 81 52al 81.
Corn-white 75a7e mixed 76a77c; yellow 76s7Sc
Rye S2aS3c. Oats 4Oa4lc Corn Meal 74aeOc per
bushel. Seeds-Timothy - 5OaS3 50; Clover IS 90
as $50; Flaxseed 81. Provisions-Butter. roll,
lea20c., bacon l0c. Pork s7as7 90. Lard l0a12c
Whisky 2is30c. Fish-Herring 90 .5Oase per thou
sand; Shad $40 5Oasl3 SO per hundred.
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To CONSERVATIVES.

Qnern's Cod Liver OIL JeIIy
This great specific for COnsumption Ia fast an ps =
oealng Alt others In Its curative effects upon those
AFFLICTED with tuberouiar diseases. PREPARED mon
highly scientific principles of the pure OIL and
robbed oil the nauseous taste of the plain article II
Is reoelved into the stomach in its Jelli6ed form
without mastioatIOn, and is gradually dIssol we'd
and digested. passing into the small ntestines dron
6y drop, supplying the wastes of the body by its
nutrlelons properties, and thus assisting and sus
talulng nature in overcoming the disease An
proved by the New YoTk, Academy OF Medicne,
preparation is confidently offered az a remedy 70,
C9nsqmpt9n and al Scrofulous affections '
500 6y Charles Stott. Washington. and By all re-
spectacle druggists. Price o per hottie
PENFoLD, PARKER d MOWER
No. Id Beekman street. New York,
mar lo-Sm WhnlasAla A
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Arrival of Ex-Pre.dent Pierce

NEw YORK. May l6--The steamship Karmak,
f'om Bermuda, arrived this morning. AmoaS
her passengers are Ex-President Pierce and lady
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New York N1arEets

NEW YoRK. May 16.-Flour is heavy; State
IS 20; Ohio 50 OOa6 20 Wheat is frm; Western
red 81 IS; white 81 IS Corn has declining ten
dency, and is 1c. lower; mixed 7Oa72; yellow 75a
nc. Pork is quiet mess az -S0aie. Lard 10
firm. Whisky closed lower at q Nc.
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Municipal Electian.

CUMBERLAND, Md, May 15.-At the municipal
election held here yesterday, John Humbird, the
candidate Of the opposition, was elected Mayor,
anc four opposition councilmen 10 two democrats.
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Financial

NEW YORK, May I6 The money market IL
easy, and money Is abundant. 81, Ring exchange
Is quiet and firm at 100 al09A. Stocks are hightr;
Chicago and Rock island 40; Illinois Central
shares ely; Michigan southern IS; New York
Central s2x; Pa. Coal Co. IS; Mo. 6's 81.
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Loo Al. NEW s..

NJ 1ssxsh The sTAR Is printed on fss la,ts,s
sfss- Press ~ s0xiA Of Balfisors, its sditios
% 50 large as to ssqsiEs 10 TO BE- pxt to press az a.
early hors; ASrsrsiss.sssss, tArsfore, saosld Be
sss' ~ befors Tsslrs e'cIoek, N; o;hBsiss tlsy
sag sof appear xa;is "a. ssxs day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-16

NorIcE.-Dfsfrtef Of Cofrnbia Adrsffss0ssts
se % tHssTtsd ~ fhs BALTIMORE Sua are rsosirsd
- ard forwarded from The STAR Office.
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mar SIN WhoIesale 4Sants

The BEsOM OF DESTRUCTION Is the fatality among
our young and middle aged to indulge in excess and
influences to dispel the growing evil, should read
Human Fra ity, or Physiological Researches" M
delneates IN ctrd cOOrS for il is beautifully films
tTatedD the causes and effects ofloca ard vital dis
ease and decay. pointing out tho only sure safety
rdIce-read the advert senIent of "Trtss.uaT y in
another column Sold by DR.. Barrow L ga BIeecher
where. IVY
Sold also by S. Calvert Ford, ir., Washng ton,
~. y. ma I'm
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Carriage FactorY Burnt.
Alexandria nIarkets.

NEW YORE, May Is Denmark extensive car
rage mandatory at Railway, N. was burn,
last night. Loss $50 900. insured for $500
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The "OPPosITIoN'' of the Seventh Ward
Will be remembered, have a meeting at Islam,
Hall this evening, to express their preference 70
candidate for the MayOraty
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The "BAsHFUL BoYs,'' 1t should be borne il
miad give their first grand picnic at Columbia
Springs, tomorrow, Thursday We hope tina
'he giris who accompany them will take goot
Gre Of them.
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WATCH RETURNs.-Barbara Stringer, stealth,
dismissed. VIM. Dade, drunk and disorderlv
fine ard cost, S3.15 Dan Thomas, do; do, do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-16
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

A DMINISTRAToR'S SALE-By virtue of an
order Of the Orphans Court. of the District Of
20 9meIs, shall off, for sale. at public auction,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the residence of I'll
late MIS-: Elizabeth Ford, tdscessed) on St, be
tween 18th and 10Th streets, First Ward, mo i6Ol
all her Furniture and Household Effects, comprIs-
Ing -
HapdsOme Paror Furniture,
Bsdsteads, Beds and Bedding
Bur aus. Washstands and Wbatnots
hairs, Tables and WaIdrobee
Ca pets, Rugs aud Stoves.
Curl aims and other Chs Iaher Furniture
Kitchen Furniture and Utensils
FERNS nf sale: On all sans of and pndrr e a.
oiSh; over that amount, for the defer ed PAYMENTS
credit of s. 81 and 90 da for approved endorse
notes, beaTlnglIterpst from the dav of sale.
AsBuRY LLOYD, Administrator.
ma is ct A GREEN Auct
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BASE BALL PLAYER.-A Compendium of the
Game, comprising the Rules and Regulations for
1850: price IL cents, "
Base Ball Game Books
Orders !, II at ADAMsoN's, Seventh street opno
attended to. " ~. tx * ~
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the inspection and sealing Of gas meters has been
approved by the Mayor. IL provides that on or
about the fourth Monday In June next, the Mayor.
with the approval Of the Aldermen, shall appoi nj
a suitable, experienced, and competent Citizen
Inspector and sealer Of gas meters who shall give
bond, &C. Whenever required he shall Inspect,
examine, test, prove, and ascertain the accuracy
Of registration of any and all gas meters used OF
Intended 70 be used Tor measuring or determining
the quantity Of carbonated hydrogen or illumina-
ting gas consumed by any perfon. The Gas Light
Company shall keep suitable and accurate
smeter- power or testing gssholder, for the pur.
pose, and no new meters to be furnished or put In
use in this city, unless previously proved; an en-.
try 70 be made Of the date Of testing, number
size, name OF manufacturer, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-16

The DISTRICT IN CoNGREss.-In the Senate.
Yesterday, Mr.. Brown, from the Committee on
the District of Columbia, submitted an adverse
report on the memorial of the deputy warden and
guard of the penitentiary for an increase of nav.
Also, from the same committee to which was
referred the bill to dissolve the Washington Man
ual Labor School Male Orphan Asylum Society of
the District Of Columbia, and to authorize the
transfer Of its effects to the Columbian Institution
Tor the instruction of the deaf dumb and the
blind, reported ii back with amendments
MIR. Brown also submitted the following reso-
luton, which, having been objected to, lay over
under the rule
RsSotred, That Saturday of the present week
be set aside for the consideration of business re-
lating to the District of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-16

CIRCUIT CouRT.-To-day, the Court having
met the case OF Charles C. Ullman agt seimer
seibsrt was taken up for trial, In which action
was brought to recover an alleged debt The
case was pending when our reporter left.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-16

The oADCoSvKNTIox.-Last night, 6bout
thirty representatives Of the various railroad COM
panies OF the country arrived In Washington, and
took lodgings at the various hotels. Their busi-
meas 70 TO hold convention for the purpose Of
amending the present rates Of fare, &c, and to
officers on railroad matters in general The pre-
lninary meeting was held last night 1t Browns
Hotel, but no business Of public interest was
transacted =
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A CURE FOR WHOnPING CnrGu-

=, Sr HYAcINTHt Canada East, Aug. p. 1856.
MEsSRs. SETH w. F0wLE d Co-GenfEttaes .
several months since little daughter of mi me ten
years OF age, wss taken with WhOoptug C0ugh i'm a
very aggravated form, and nothing we could do for
neT seemed IN any way to relieve her suffering we
a. length decided to try bottle of your Dr. istry
BaISam Of Wiid cherry la three hours after she
ha1 COMMENCED using IT. she was greatly relieved
ana In less than three days was entirely cured and
Is now wei have since recommended the Balsam
to many of my neighbOrs, who have used H. and in
no case have known it fail of efectIng a speedy
'e " "P0N"'
1o9 are at liberty to make any use of the above
you think proper. If IL shall induce any body TO
u;e your Bal?am | shall be glad, for have great
cohhdence IN IT, Yours, L. CUTIE
Buy none without the signature of |. Butts,
Prepared by :. w. Fowle d Co, Boston and for
sale by n; ID. Gilman, =. C. Ford, jr, g b. Waite.
u Stott, John SchwarZe, Nairn & Palmer Wash
lngton; and by dealers everywhere. ma 8-1w,r
MRS. WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
physician, has SOOTHING Syrup for ChiLden Tssf6
ing, which greatly facilitates the process of teethinr
by Soitenlns the gums, reducing all Inflammation.
Will ellay all pain. and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon It, mothers, it will give rest
w. JGuIseives ana reilei and health TO your Infants
ferieoty sale In al cases. See advertisement in
snoioi ooiohiA' 90 lily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-16

SEE FIRST PAGE for interesting local mstters
which the pressure upon the .Starss columns hai
compelled rs 10 defer till to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-16

DExFSKsss-Tnose afflicted with deafness bad
better take note Of the advertisement Of DR..
Ealing In another column Of this afternoons Star.
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AUCTION SALES.
Eg For other Anctien SeIcT see Sr,r nac,

by =. w. BOTELER d SONS, Anotioneers.
SAEn OF RICH EMBROIDERIEs, LACE
M Z IN 4 mxANIILLAs, &C., AT Auction On
ociYeh. We snall sell, at DOR Auction Rooms Iron
ral,,l ~ extensive and handsome collection of
VIZ: ~ IN priv VI
Resi Medallion and Valencia Lace Sets and Col
Black La,s Sbawls and MaEtiIlas.
y sa Ivano POINT Lace Sets aud Collars
BACK Lace Wells, Capes and CoIfeurs
Point APPLIQUE ace Collars and sets.
Fancy SIik aud Plain Fans
Rich Embroidered Handk erohiefs
Eeal roint ana va encIa Lace Handk erohiefs
Emoro,IeIed Sands and Tides, Sets and Collars
r., IvkethsI Win large variety of goods such as
HonIton ana Guipure Lace Sets and Collars Hair
pins, Oomps, dltts; Gauntlets, Gloves, Reborn
Ing an Sttraouye sae well worthy the attention of
the Ladies. Terms cash NV 'on VI
ma L st CIV. BOTELER SONS, Aucts.
DJTH ABOVE SALE Will BE CON
tlhu'd 10, MORROW Thursday MORNING.
u. 9 ne 1,ck q. w. BOTELER SONS.
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8ARRY's TRICoPHERoUs

BARRY's TRIcoPHERoUs
ls the best and cheapest article for DRESSING Beau
nfylng. Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair Ladies' try 1t. Sold nv Ali Drur-
gIsts and Perfumers m,r19 SIN
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FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN, Anctlo

By A. GREEN, ArctIoneer
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Il LoTs ON THE lsLAND.-On WEDNESDAY,
the 9Th day of May lnst shall sell. the premi-
susafs no SOk p M roh Lots No and No; g. "
geieet on Eleventh street Lot fronts ll6 feet on
Virginia avenue and Isl feet on Twelfth street. and
from ITS commanding view and proximity to the
front ofit it is considered much the best locstio
Tor private residence now for sale the Island
EEet lot mlg ht Also be used for business purposes
IL desired by the purchasers the lots will be subd
yided.
ID The title to these lots is perfect in all re-
Terms: .One-fourth cash; balance in 6, IL, and Is
months, Tor notes bearing terest from day of gale
A deed given and a deed Of trust taken
MAJ A. GREEN, Auot.
IVTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
IN consequences OF the rain, until THURSDAY,
the l7th instant, same hour.
ma 10 eo&ds A. GREEN, Auct'r.
By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
STOCK OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, HORSE
- AND WAGON AND CARRYALL AND HARNESS,
cows Hoes, dc AT AUCTloN.-On MONDAY,
the 4th INST, shall sell, at the grocery and liquor
Twenty seventh and X Etreets, near the brewer
a. 10 O'Clock d. M, the stock of Groceries and
Liquors IN the store consisting OF general assert
nent. The GIcceries are good and some Of the
| eioellent Work Horse. Wagon and Carryall,
Cow and Rogs,
With many other articles which we deem unneces
Terms: Under S25 cash over S2s a credit of so
and 81 days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed. bear
ma Ii q A.GREEN, AuOt.
IETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
ma IS A. GREEN, Aucs
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By A. GREEN. Auotioneer.

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD ANDKITcHEN
FURNITURE AT AUcTIoN.-On THURSDAY
the !Itn instant, shall sell at the resi1apca of A
gentleman deoiIning housekeeping, No SIS Third
street, between aud streets north, st 10 O'clock
a m. an excellent assortment of Furniture. viz:
FINE damask- covered walnut parlor set, CONSIST
Ing OF two French Sofas, two castor and six
Goth,e, Arm, Rush, Reception. aud Oak Dining
Chairs, s
Fine Marble top Rosewood Centre and other Fancy
Enc Walnut Etsgere and large What rot,
Plne Velvet Tapestry and other Carpets,
0llcloth and DIugget,
Ghins ass, and CIockery Ware, Table Cutlery,
Zine Silver Tea and Coffss Sets complete
" lndow Curtains, Corn &c. and Shades,
Fine Mahogany Extension Dining table and
Fine Marble-top painted and figured Cottage Set,
Mahogany SidebOard. fine Refrigerator,
MAHOGANY, Walnut, and Iron Bedsteads, and Iron
Hat tree, "
Feather Bolsters and Pillows
Hair and : uck Mattresses,
with good lot of Kitonsn REQUISITES
Terms: All sums under SIS cash; over S25 a
credit OF 30 and 90 days for notes satisfactorily en-
dorEed, Bearing interest IN
The house ls alsO for rent, which Ia conveniently
arranged, and handsome location For further
particulars inquire at the premises.
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