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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-26

would respectfully announce to the citizens o.
Wood Co.. That he will b, in Gilead the lst of Aur
in Perrysburg The 18th
And in Bowling Green tn, l,t of September in Por-
tlge the 18th. He has iust returned from Cincnna
ii VIII al 'hr new improvements Tn--om
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-26
.JEWELRY.
SCHOOL DOORS, STATIONERY, &C.

The only complete stock of this kind in the county
LIZ | iEk PAPER of every style and price. We
nave superior facilities for supplying the trade with
all kinds of Paper. We buy for cash we obtain Pa
per of Eastern manufactures direct from their Man.
utactores-hence, are confident in sserting that
we have a better article and sell at a lower price
than any other establishment on the Maumee
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-26
Road Notice,

Notcs Is hereby given that the commissioners of
wood county NJ their last stated session granted a
view and survey of a proposed county road. begin
mag NJ the Mrltonville aud Hancock free turuplke
ro'd at the south least corner of section 33 town g.
range 10, thence wSSt along the line of sand section
Sad OF section 81, to a plot of ground now occu
pied by the rontoeany school house; thence sonth
westerly to ntersect the green encampment road
whereat TO terminate; and that the viewers of said
road Will meet at the rontogany school house on the
-oth DAY OF August next \. HUFF,
July l9-llw4+ JOHN NI'CONR
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SHERIEE-N SnI.E

John Heath vs.. Robert Edgar ct al.
BY virtue of an order of sale to me directed and
delivered from the court of common pleas of " ood
county, Ohio, in the above cause will offer for sale
Saturday. August 2j $780,
between the hours OF II and O'Clock p. NJ, of said
day. at the door of the house ia Perry burg in.
Io's number tive j) anl thlrt two (32) in The south
division of the village of Freeport, Wood county o
w. NJRTON, sheriff.
James Murray, atty of prff.
July u, lSGO-1lMLS2 Ia
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-26

&S- The Stark County Democrat has come out
boldly for Breckenridge aud laue.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-26

Mr.. Douglas is on "A tour, Of observation ant
pleasure. tie appears to be having rs good d
tins as could bo exp ct.L CrDvIs turn out
to see him, as one oI tho political curiositirs ol
the day. ou TO aks TIA last look Of his solemn
face. His voice, too has come again His dis
tressins hroa' disease pains him no longer He
promptly responds NJ every call of the people
each - ovation has its Grafton, and none o
those squeamish lancies of over nice candidate.
IN krmrr days prevent him from using those
arts OF the stump orator in which he is an ad.
ept, III he hope of Winning Il few votes.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-26

! \
AFTER MAY TERM lScO.
William ii, Lee Co., pl'fa against Lewis II, Carey
| and Martha Carey, defendants.
defendants viii take notice that plaintiffs have
hled IN the court OF common pleas OF Wood county.
ONO, a petition against them asking an order and
judgment ot said court for the sale upon eNecu.
ton or Judgment at law of so acres of the east side
OF the southwest quarter of section number thirty
l5O) ot township number three 3) north range mum.
her nine (9( east in Wood county, Ono for the pay
mcnt ot such amount may, by said order nd indg
meht, be found due on prOmsSNrV note of CarOy
and iIalI To plaintiffs for S52l 90, dated November ~
lN7i ana due IN one year from that date with cur
rent rate of exchange on New York from Iowa CITY,
secured by the mortgage deed OF the defendants TO
plaintiffs on said land, with te and costs of suit
ana 20 barr Martha, wife of Lewis H. Carey of ali
interest in said land by way OF dover otherwise
Defendants are required to or demur to said
petition bH the l5.l llr Of Shpte nhrr 1860, or pIs
will, at the ,rSt ensui e term of said court of com.
mon pleas thereafter AK said court take said pc.
titton aston esSed and to render Judgment thereon
accordingly. JAMES NITRkAY
JaIy 10. liiO-Ilw6Sj l5 At'y fplf.
Strang, Adriance ~ Co, WODD CONMOT PLEAS
pfhS. against Lewis CpUHr-VACkrION
Il, Carey ana Martha AFTER NAY rERMA. D.,
Defendants will take notice that plaintiffs have
hIed IN Wood count%. Ohio, court of common pleas
petition against them asking an ordcr and judg.
ment oi said courttor the sale upon execution on
aJndgmeut AZ law, of 100 acres off the west side of
the S"nlh west quarter IF section number thirty lO
et township number three (3l north, range number
ol Such amount ms may, by said order or Judgment
tie found due on two rromiSS nv notes of Carey and
ttail to plaintiffs Tor Si65 10 each. both dated Dec
l. lN1t, aud payable respectively $ and If months
nom date, secured by the mortgage deed of defend
ants to palDits, OF the above descrihed lands with
interest and costs of suit; aud to barr Martha wife of
Lewis Il Carey tHny Interest in said land, by Way
OF dover or otherwise. Defendants are REQUIRED 10
answer or demurdo said petition by the 9th dav of
September l'Go or plaintiff ILL., at the lirst ensu-
ing term OF SAID court OF common pleas thereafter
g. tn fr.ta Il ttHt.
render Judgment accordingly.
JAMES MURRAY,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-26

No OtlCE--GUARDIAN'S SNLE.
VIII be sold at public sale to the highest bidder
IN front OF the Baird House in Perrysbur Wood
county Ohio
Saturday the llth day of August A, n. 1850.
between the hours of ~ VI and o'clock p. VI. Land
warrant No 1854 calling for 60 acres as the prop.
ery OF Henry CLAY aud Judson Huntington, Minor
heirs OF Elijah huntington, deceased. Terms of sale
one thrd IN hand one third ip six and one third in
twelve months. Deferred payments to be evidenc ed
10y hots ot bond ON interest with approved security
SNlvSnuS Jefferson Guardian of Hsnry Ga,
and Judson Huntington
July 6th lS6O, ,-40w5S2 IS
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SIlERIEFN NALM

Hdfdh taflln Va samuel ROhinSOn ct al.
by virtue of an order IF sale to me directed and
delivered from the court of common pleas of Wood
county, Ohio in the above cause will offer for ale
Saturday. August 2j 1860
between the hours of T. o'clock VI. and o'clock p
NJ OF said day at the door ofhe court house in Per.
rNSbnrg the north part of the east half of the south
e''' quarter OF section thiry-six (36O IN township
thlrc north ofran"e ten NO) east in Wood county
ONO, commencing for the same at the northeast
quarter post thence south to the center of an east
ana west road. known as the Sandusky aud Defiance
road, thence st along the center of said road to
the west line of said premises, thence north aonp
sald west line to the northwest of id prem
lses III nee east along the north line of said
ITO IA" place ct beginning containing u acres of
land, more or less.
CIV. MORMON sheriff
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-26
PLANK ROAD NO1ICE.

All persons indebted TO the Pcrrysburg and Find
lay Plank Road Company fer toll viii please come
forward AZ once aud settle the same. Ii the money
cannot be rasod labor on the road will he taken in
ITS stead IL Is the intention of the company to i'm
msdiately place the road in good condition, and
prompt attention to the above request thereto re
earnestly desired. DANL NEWTON, supt.
JulV llMIR
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-26
May 10. 1860.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE
In pursuance OF an order granted by the Probate
Court OF Wood county, Ohio will offer for sale
public auction, on the 2Sth day of july 1850, at
O'Clock p NJ. at the door of the court house. in Per-
Hsburghc following real estate situate in the coun-
tyof Wood and state of Ohio. to wit: Inots NUM-
Der one hundred and twenty-five (l22) and one hund-
red and tortythree Qi30 Appraised at three humd-
red dollars; subject to widows dover.
Terms Of sale-cush in hand.
c. G. BAIRD & JOHN BATES
June 2S-sw4Sl sS Adm'rs
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-26
WALL PAPER!

WALL PAPER!
We have bought for CASH a large and well Sc
lcred stock of Wall Paper and will sell it at lower
rates than Others can. Prices. from five cents up
wards.
WINDOW SHADES selling very low.
WINDOW PAPEii-fgured and plain
WINDOW Elk URES.
CURTAIN DO the latest pattern.
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almerifamildbe Ma@rtdbten.

@efebgebung 0 Wt arplanp.
SIM Seuate beridtete ba8 betr. Sprlite 81
@unfen Der Annabme Der BON einem @pnlite
Der feBten @eIeBsebun9 rpr9etrmmereu Spotz
ffation Der @eIebe.
Oec Guig flnDi9te cine 8ia iber 8epr9ant=
Iatipn Der Wili5 in Warplanp an, ferner cine
Bill fin @~infiihruu8 eiaeS a(serneinen S4ul=
iplfem8.
Da8 6au8 bewiGigte einem jepen leiner 0it-
afieoer ell 6ebermeIer.
9luf 8efebl pe8 Serrn @prbDn murpe bad
Weemprial aber Stump'8 2bleBung Dem Sc
nate iiberi6idt.
g8 muroe EN- lehr 3ablrei6e8 Gpnlite gun
8eridterFattung iber Die ulterlt@ II. 6llaerei.
6ra9e aufgete1t.
9m ben 9pre6er nurbe paS Griu9en gerid,
tet, bic @ablbertdte ulto Certificate iiber pi,
@aH Iammtliher Wit9lieDer benz 8ablz@O
lutte 3u5ultenen.
Gin ~9cmeinlame8 @pmite CUR lnterI u6unl
Der Gtaat8e5a badpaarenbduIer wurpe aufge
felt.
gentDn38 Gtatue. 2u8 8entnn ee
aen Gnbc leine8 Qeben8 bin IN Malbin9tDu ld
9ufbielt, pran9en feline 6reunDe in ibn, e8 q
prlaubelt, bar man Elm BilD Dper cine Statn
BON ibm peri ertiSe, bu8 Der Nadmelt eint pi
eble @etalt be8 grcBen Staat8ma1ne8 iberlte
fere. @r eab e8 gu unp pitni6te, baB ma
ppu Inn cine Gtdtue aus Marmcr ober 8rpn
3e made, bic oauf Der M6enpleite beS O1iifiilip
BIZ aufeeffellt weroen lrae.
SOratio Stone in 8ai6in9tOn, Elm &iiuln e
erIfen Nanee8 purbe Da5u peranlaBt, bieie
Werf gu unternebmen, unD Benton ielbit ftan
al ieiner Statue, bic pirfli9 biz in Die Detail
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59reflideS ltusliif in 9alprente, Maii,
@imaurs Der @emperton Mias.
Giebenbuncert W6erfcben inter ben Grim mern be9ra;
ben. Wtebrere Sunbert Mtenibsn ~,eridbmettert
NIB perbrdutt.

2awrence, M1alI., 10. Sauaar, 9 ubr
Mbe1o8. Sine entIeBli6e &ataltrppbe ftel beute
9eadmittag bier boz. LINT 5 llbr fiel Die Sent
bertpn Otitble nit einem furdtburen &ro9
plUbli6 5%ulal1nten, wGbrenb li6 600 Nrbeiz
ter burin 6efanoen. Die Wtiible liest 9dti3ltd
IN Trimmern. i3wei poer brei6unpert Wien>
iden lino, pie man 9laubt, nod IN ben Huinet
.beeraben. Stir ben 4tgenblif 1T e8 unmSgs
i6, 9enaue AngabeR ii6cr ben 8erlult an
WtenI9enleben 81 MAIDEN, aber man glaubt 5us
perldllig, Dap weni9ltenS 200 Wcni6en toot
utter ben 3uinen pe8 @ebduoe8 lieeen. IS
2eidname lino berettS berporge5osen wprben,
auBerpem ettpa 25 tDotli6 ulD etpa so mebr
poer meltiser permunbete Y~erIpnen. Serr
@bale, Der @el4dft8fit1rer Der W1ii4le, unp
t0err Spw, bet Sallier, entfarlet purd) ldleuz
ni9e 6ludt ans benz einItiir3eloen @ebauee.
G5 lit Bis lebt mnmGsli6, Die l1rla6e oeS l1n=
olidS ~ansnQeten ;ner 8erihter1fatter Der aiIps
ciirten 8relelilt eben pom Sdauplaee 6eiiel=
ben at9efpmmen unp e~ntptrft Elm er9reifenoeS
8ilb pappn.
3met Ader 2ano poer tnebr iino nit W1aihi=
nenz uno Sal8z5 riinmern aler Dirt bepeft.
Die arf benz 8labe qngc5inoeten Seuer beleu6=
ten 2OOO cper 5000 Menl1en, wel6e arbeiz
ten, alS salte e8 ibr etgeneS 2eben, INN bic I'm
slifliden aus ibrer i4redlide Sage gu be-
freicn; piele Der gerpunoeten luufen i6reienb
lumber uab bitten, ibren Qualen Elm @npe Iii
madden. Que glu9enblide triro ein llnalidlz
der aus ieinem i9refliden @efansntlIe berrprz
se5csen, uno 6er33erreiBenO lit eS, ben @ebruf
6er Irmen 3u 6Sren, welde auf entIebli6e
@eiIe perlfimmelt finO. @tner bon ibnen
ldnitt 1i6 ben sails at, unt BON ieinen entlee=
li9en S9mer5et erlSff gu tperben.
Die gauge Stupt ideiutEin Eruuer gu lein.
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Seleeropbilbe NSobricbtcn
N0nnreB4
@ert4tet far ben a@alttmpse @eder.

@ailin gtpn, II. Sonuar. ASenat.
Ser Slice iiber9ab Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES peS
6rt. Mortpn 9, 8ilfinIpn, pe8 neu getpablten
(repubt.) Senatpr8 BON WinnelDta. Oerlelbe
purbe eilgeldwpren unO nabrt leinen Sib Elm.
Sm llebrigen falnen nun YripatbilS Dor.
Sans. Scrautpu, 9tepubl. iprad 5u
@unlten S6errnan'5 ltto Der llniplt. a3
Campbell, 9fepubl., ieete aus chamber, puB
BennIplpanien Der llnipu ltet8 treu 9eweien
Jet mnp ibr ftet8 treu bleiben merpe. gentlpl=
panies lei gu 8rpbl al8 0aB eS 9e9ea leine
S6melter~lt aaten lm9ere6t lein fSnnte ; eS Iei
nit ieinen 3 Wfillipnen Elm 8eid fir lih nit
elmer %eiicrnen arone auf Dem acpf itee eS auf
leinen Bergen.
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0ehtea ppn Mnihinatnn.

8aibtn ton II. 9anuar. Die SOFT
Gontrattoreq fabren fort, ibre @pntrofte auf3u-
fiiubt9en, pa tie pielelben III @rutan9eluI9 bon
@elp nidt mebr fcrtfiibren fGrnen.
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N~aYpfeDn III. 8uOolf @pti6aa bat
far3li9 cine biosrapbiide Stubie r4aiier Ma.
pclecn Der Dritte" (2ie9nie, 1889, perSffent=
ii6t. gS ltnD parin bic abenteuerliden 2e=
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GEORGETOWN.
Co'rssPe"dsses Of 12s Star.
GkoRsKrows. Anil Q. 1seo

GEoRsRTowN, April 2, 1860.
Ouf me company, the Potomac Light Infantry,
Sap' nS1ilngsworth, paraded on Friday night
a 1ns ana made most creditable appearance.
Iney turned out about forty strong THAT is not
nluch more than half the number of active men,
oers enrolled, however, and marched through
your cry as far as -Four and half street Before
lea tneir armory, they were presented with
.ne COPY intended for them of the resolution of
1ianks passed by your Corporation and were
nsncd R1a, . not only by the compliment con-
reyeu,, nu' al the very handsome style in which
the ca.lgraPhy was executed 1t is certainly
peau.llui specimen of penmanship.
Oui citlzens must not forget the lecture of their
.aiehled young townsman, Mr.. Hunter this even
Ing as IL promises to be rich intellectual treat
iney say that prophet Is without honor I'm his
own country, but We hope that this Young gentle
man may: despite the proverb, find himself APP
Ptecla'eo IN his birth place as he has been else
~heIe. me papers in northern cities where he
mas appeared speak in the most fattering terms
Oh une lecture and lecturer. Audiences in that
secuon are critical and not much disposed to ac-
uaooe praise to foreign talent at the ex pense
OF tne domestic article and there are lecturers of
'ne nrSl order In New England as we all know.
trade is quite lively on the Canal, great deal
OF gram and flour having arrived here in the last
three or four DAYS. - WAC -"''
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nURn


On Friday morning, March 3nih Mrs N.Ry =
hOW LES, In the 3Ist year of her age
Dearest sister, tnou hast left us
we thy loss most deeply feel
But It's 6 cd who hath bere:t nj
tie can all our soTrows heal.
Grieve not for me, my children dear.
m gone to rest, then do not fear
My stay was short, you may see
therefore prepare to follow me.
The falrcst fl ,wers we fordly love-
How soon their beauty dies;
But eufer they will bloom above
In bowers OF Paradise
In that bright happy land afar
Well lind the lovsd-the lost.
And naunht our happiness can mar
When LIES rough sea is crossed
ON sitTSTSGny evening, At hsIf past O'clock of
and "A day., Oldest daughter Of Henry b. AID Viz,
The friends and acquaintances of the family are
invted TO attend the funeral on Mond :, sitetnoon
AZ O'clock, from the residence of h parents NJ
gag New York avenue, bstween 4th AID s.h sis.
philadelphia Ledger copy N''.
On Monday morning, the ID instant, about four
o'clock, st the residence of his b,otLer-fn- W.
s'anlaas Murray, No. AL hth street after br, ei
II fesf, SAMUEL II MILTON, ia the SD year
IL bis age. ~ '0"'
His friends and those of the family are invited TO
attend his fuoerA on Tuesday evening, at 81 o'cf
(States& Union, and lntei.)
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The Capture of the Mexican War Steamer,

New ORLEANS, March 3I.-Marin, signing
himself an Admiral in the Mexican NAVY pub.
llshes protest against the capture OF his steam
ers He says that neither the Saratoga, Indlsnol,
or Wave showed their flags when be approached
He knew that the Indianola and Nave uer.
Juarez steamers, and supposing them 10 be towing
oipe
TWO shots were first fred at him, which be
returned: Then he recognized the Saratoga and
ordered the firing to cease; notwithstandInsw which
tue attack was continued with the result already
known. 10y
He Eays he purchased the steamers at H,v.n,
from merchants, by order Of the supreme Govern
ment OF Mexico. He had nationaiized one and
tue other was to he nstionalized on reaching
Mexico, If she proved worthy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-02

.ONE OF THE MOST PREVALENT, and at the Same
time trouble ONE and PAINFUL diseases that ate
the human sh, Is the Fever aud gu. For long
Tune, the medical world have bsen CONTINUALLY
cure; but al without effect. Or. J. Rostt tier, an
experienced ard celebrated phrscian, has succaed-
ration for the cure of Fever and Ague. The steady
afd increasing demand lately male for the Bit
ters, and the universal success attending its use
nave MADE Tor 1t reputation unsurpassed by any
speclnc OF the kind. For the cure of Fever and
must ana should claim superiority over any o.her
For sale by druggists and dealers generally every
"hoie' ap2eo3t
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FUTURE DAYS.
By BARNRD A BUCKEY. q,

BY BARNRD Il BUCKLEY Georgetown.
'IRUSTEE'S SALF.-By virtue of a decree of
Il the Orphans Court. (coC frmed by the Circuit
Court OF the District of Columbia, county of Wash
samuel Leishear, deceased, the undersigned will
sell; at public auction, TO the highest bidder, on
O'clock p. M. upon the premises, that desirable
Georgetown, ID. C having front on said street
AZ y feet and runnlng back s5 feet The improve
house suIt,bl for a large family, stable &c
Terms OF sale: One third cash. balance in 6 and u
months, the purchaser to give nO.es for the deferred
pa meIts, arIng interest from the day OF sale
deed given and deed of trust taken. All con-
d,sputable. ST BROWN
Attorney for the heirs.
mar "a BARNARD Il BUCKLEY, Aucts
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Alexandria Markets.

ALEHANpRIA. March 29-Flour- Family 81 25a
~ Extra sc. l2a6 25; Superhne IS TX wbstt
-white' fair To good. ~ Bal red 81 3SaI a..
6orn-whte $40; mixed 7Ia7ic; yellow 72as6,
hye &c. Oats iOc. Corn Meal 7Sasac Der
onshel. Seeds-Timothv Sass 20. Glover IS IS
a. .ooo Provisions-Butter. roll. Isa2Oc bacon
exc.
Flsh-few coming up. prices vet unsettled
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Ship on Fire-E1citement at Havana

oe1ce, OF Bath, with $500 bales Of cotton. /, on
loss r-' f''Ne 'O'Sa
ne steamer Empire City has arrived from Ha-
vana, with dates 10 the 9Th. Great ercitsm.n,
existed at Havana about the capture of Commo
Marlns expedition. The papers denounce the
capture an act Of war Wv
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ny A. GREEN. Auotloneer.

ny A. GREEN. Auotloneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE
NAVY YARD AT hUCTIoN.-Uh FRIDAY, the
Sub OF prl shall sell, in front cfthe premises at
6ooiock p. NJ, Lots Nos s, and g. in square
40 79S, also part of .ot No. 4, in the go uare
inns property is Handsomely situated; part or Ict
No; fronts Virginia avenue 81 feet los os 5
am front 81 street east LIS feet inches, Nos s
aud front south street 100 feet Ghz inches All
WILL be sold in lots u suit purchasers.
Terms: One fourth cash balance in 6, - and Is
months, tor notes bearing Tcst from GAY sale
deed gwen and a deed of trust taken. Tit e in
,l'pnts g. II the terms not compiled with In
lie DAYS the property viii be resod at the NIX and
cGt OF the defautlEg purchaser by advertising such
r ;. ale three times In the star paper.
81 dts A GREEN Auct
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, April Flour is dull; sat s5I7
as 30; Ohio IS eOaS6 GO; Southern IS s5as6 Is
W heat is firm; choice Canada white 81 90; West.
ern red 81 Is Corn In dull and heavy; sales are
uni portant-white 7sa~O, yellow 7ia76cc Potk
is dull; mess 81 37al7.75. Lard is heavy at lOs
lie. Whisky is dull
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. A pril Flour closed Quiet; How
ard street S5.75aS5s7. Wheat closed buoyani:
white 81 55al e.; red 81 i0aI Al Corn clo.sd
active and lie. higher; white and yellow 7us72 :
SD; Bacon sides lOc. Whisky closed steady at
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THE LATEST NEWS
L E L. EG RAPHIC.
Later from Euyepe

rived tbi, Xxx, April The steamer Bavaria ar.
ult one day la,as from Southampton on the 18th
fest,tion ,n io;-This morning a great mani
the Vatican an iAV0f OF the Pope has tsfen place A.
PARIS, Ssturday-The Patrie pub,,,,., ,..
r.on urn stating that the Question OF the e, .
non OF savoy 70 France has been desn,,ai,,,
tons In regard to Tuscany is In fair v.S a,
coming TO a conclusion. Wy OF
Savoy. '0''
NAPLES, March 14.-Six Neapolitass have heer
sent In exile, and Others have been Informed that
tney may not remain in Naples. Austria has dis
aPPIoveo OF the severe measures intended, and an
austrian general has arrived. The ambassadors
OF me w estern Powers have given their advice
70 the Ming In regard to the present condition Of
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BARRY's TRICOPHEPouS

BARRY's TRICoPHERous
Is the best and cheapest article for Dressing Beau
tlfylng, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re
storing the Hair. Ladies, try 1t. Sold by al Drug
glsts and Perfumers marIo SIN
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Ry A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

Ry A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
rHANCERI SkLE.-By authority of DEGREES
~ of the Circuit Court of the Dir of Columbia
and OF the Circuit Court for Prince Georges county,
MsIyland, passed IN a cause wherein Sewell and
others arc comp lelnants, and the widow, heirs at
law, and sdmi MIST rators of John Rrereion are de-
tsBdsnts. will sell at auction. to the highest bid
der, on WEDNESDAY. the ID day Of May next,
between the hours of IL and O'Clock In the dsy on
the p-emises, that beautiful parcel Of land, part
the iIact called Granny" near Bisdenstufe, and
about Elk miles fom the city Of W ashIngton, and
easily accessible by the Baltimore raj road COR
tanning n acres, rood II peTches, or Whereabouts,
beng the western portion of the northern part OF
&c andy, and lylng north Of the main county road,
with the dwelling house and other improvements
thereon.
Terms: One-fourth of the purchase money In
cash and the residue at s, IL and Va ms n'hs, 70 he
secured by the purchasers oDds, with u'ety. bear
ing interest from the day of sale, and by retained
lien on the premises sold. ConyeJant ing 1T the
II the terms are not complied with within three
DAYS from the day Of SAFE the property will be re-
cold, amer i've day notice Ia the National ntelli-
and Evening STAR AZ the cost and risk Of the
defaulting purchaser
Anv cteiitoIs Of the said John Brereton who
may not have filed their claims are notified TO dc
90 on or before said day.
mar H-StaWu A, GREEN, Auct,
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Financial

NEW YORK, April 2.-Stocks are active and
lower; Chicago and Rock Island g. a. Cumbcr-
land Coal Co. Is; Illinois Central shares 62k
Michigan Southern % New York Central - ! +;
Pa Coal CO. eihi Reading 42a.; Va 6s 49,
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MAR RIEN-

In Port Townsend. w. T., on the IIta February,
at the Pioneer Hotel. by Mr. ravis Daniel, ieut
lam Els M. SELDOM. of the revt nue. cutter ! #
Davis, to Miss MARY c. TIBBOLS, Of Poit
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Shocking Result OF Intemperapc.,

NssHvILLE March 81 p r. Treyitt NJ Sn,,t,
lieo Dr Canon at the Commercial Hotel % day
WIZ the latter was writing prescription. The
act Is attributed 70 At of mania potu