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! CONGRESSIONAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE DIS
/ TRlcT.-The following are the principal heads OF
appropriation relative to the District Of Columbia
| made at the present session of Congress
FOR the extension Of the Treasury building
! S35OOOO
For payment for labor and materials furnished
to the Capitol extension, seo4 se2
For the prosecution Of the work on the CAPITOL
extension til the 3Oth of June, 1861, the sum OF
| $500 600
For the completion Of the Washington Aaue.
duct according to the plan and estimates of Capt.
| Meigs, and to be expended under his direction,
| the sum of S5O00OO
For repairs, fuel, lighting, &c, of the Capitol
and Presidents House, and for keeping the pub
around the Executive Offices, Bridge. and HIgb
streets, in Georgetown, Four-and "A half Seventh
and Twelfth streets, across the Mall, in Wash
lngionj In all $50 ,o45: The act Of Incorporation
| Of the CIV ashington Gas Light Company, is 90
amended as to prohib that company from chare-
ing, after the 3lst of December next, more than
'nlty-hye cents per hundred feet Of gas.
For ordinary repairs Of all the bridges and for
| rebuilding the broken span of the Long Bridge
S9,2lS were appropriated
For repairs to Pennsylvania avenue, SO 600; and
Tor putting street south lin the Of the Smith
sonian lotl in order, from Seventh to Fourteenth
| street, setting curb, &c 81, $50.
For enclosing the circle around the equestrian
statue OF Washington, in the First Ward, with a
wrought iron railing, s90is
For public reservation No 2; LAFAYETTE square:
aklng care OF the grounds south of the Presidents
House; cleaning sewer traps on Pennsylvania
avenue; repairing fence around Smithsonian lot;
Tor laying curb, paving footwalk and gutter on
the south side of Missouri avenue from Third to
sixth street west, &C., the total sum of s.. 700
For the support clothing, and medical treat
ment OF the insane Of the District of Columbia
| and of the army and navy at the Insane ASYLUM,
$50, 900. For completing the building, furnishing
portion Of 1t, cost Of books and Incidental ex-
penses, extending beating apparatus and erecting
additional lodge, the sum of S57 ,954
For sdIariee and incidental ex penses of the In
stitution for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind, in the
District of Columbia, s., coo.
For the extension of the General Post Office,
$40, 600.
For the keeping up the Botanic Garden and
payment of wages, SS,42l.
For converting the old Senate chamber into
courtroom, the old court room into law library
and for fitting up the djacent rooms for the use
OF the Supreme Court S25 600, to be expended
under the direction of the Commissioner Of Pub
lie Buildings Also, for fitting room in the centre
Capitol building for the use of the Court of
Claims, az, 600.
The District Attorney has been directed to re-
port to Congress at its next session the value and
nature of the title to the property proposed to be
purchased for extending the grounds around the
Capitol.
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DIED.,

At his residence, in Georgetown, on Thursday
the 66th year of his age. u" W
His funeral will take place from Trinity Church.
on saturday ne4t, &C 10 O'clock a. M. after the
emonles HIS friends and aoquHintanoes are ia
vited To attend "
GA the I'D instant, EDMUND CONSTA'-
TINE, youngest son of Edmund and Hester An,
Clements, aged months.
His funeral viii take place Tomorrow at 2bs
O'Clock, from the reside nee Of his parents The
friends OF the family are invited to attend.
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Sentence of an EXPIRES Swim, Ter,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 21.-Maroney, the
former agent o. Adams & Co.'S Express here,
plead guilty of robDin the once Of $50 100, ana
has been sentenced by Judge Shorter to 10 years
in the Penitentiary.
The money was recovered last August by Allen
Pinketton's detective agency Of Chicago. IL was
buried la an obscure place near Philadelphia.
Maroney's wife aud Others parties implicated,
will doubtless be brought to Justice.
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ASSAULT on THE FOUNDRY CHURCH Picnic
fARIY.-We learn that as this party were return
Ing from their picnic, on "Wednesday evening,
one OF their omnibuses was assailed by gang of
rowdv boys and young men, at the steamboat
landing, with volley of stones, one of which
struck an estmable lady on the head inficting
painful wound, which would no doubt have re-
suited fatally if the stone had been little larger
some OF the men in the omnibus gave chase to
lne misereants, but did not succeed In arresting
any of them. Would II not be good plan for q
few policemen TO be present at the embarkation
and debarkaton of these picnic parties, They
Will always find the time of their taking fla e
advertised in the Star.
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Baltimor. MARIE

BALTIMORE, June - Flour closed active
and unchanged. whesf closed dull; red a. =
asl 30; white "a 40aI 50. Corn cic~ed ACTIVE;
yellow 65a6Sc white 7Oe73. Provisioss closed
quiet and very nrn; Bacon sides luxc; Mess PORK
sl7 75als IS, whisky closed steady.
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Later from Vera Cruz.

NEw ORLEANS, June 2l.-rhe steam sloop Of
war POcahontas, Is guns,) from Vera Cruz on the
10th, has arrived here, bringing important dis
patches lor the Government at Washington. Her
ad vices are unimportant.
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n.w var m.rl-Ir

NEw YoRk. June p Flour has advance 81
5al0c; State IS 25a5 as ohio IS o5a5 81; sosta-r
% 6oa6 90. Wheat h.s advanced ls2c; Western
red 81 40; white OIL SO. Corn is buoyzht mixed
65a65kc. Pork 10 quiet Lard IL Erm st II &sl.c
Whisky 10 dnH At u kz2Ikc-
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The Richmond Cenventieu.

RICHMOND, June 81 The Convention Of seccd-
ing delegates from the Charleston Democratic
Convention met here to-day pursuant 70 adjourn
ment, but there not being a quorum present tie
Convention adjourned over till tomorrow
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SEWING MACHINES
THIS DAY MARKED DOWN.
At COST-AT COST FOR CASH
At MAYWELL'S MANTILLA STORE
LACE SHAWLS. LACE MANTILLAS. SII X
MANTiLLAS, LACE BURNOIS, LACE
FONTS, GRAY BUSTERS, GRAY SUITS.
BAREGE MANTlLLAS, &c, DC, AT PRIME
COST FOR CASH.
ENCOURAGE RESIDENT MERCHANTS

ENCOURAGE RESIDENT MERCHANTS
Our seek of MANTILLAS have been arranged
tlOt convenient saIeSD IN our Second StOrV Sales
Rooms. aud that all may see their cost a. n glance
we have ma ked them down Ia plain red figures
To compete wi Oh wholesale mere chants who come
here from the North, latter the jobbing trade is
over the e. to offer the RENAL uder If their stock
at retail, we will commence on
TUESDAY, JUNE 18th,
To offer our entire assortment of MA\TILLAS
DC at srdrt COST for Cash A veiy Largo Proportion
of our stock in this lice purchased al auctioa
for cash, and we will give our customers the ad-
vantage If these great bargains. We were tho n st
to establish a sepa ate and distinct department in
the Ladies' Cloak and "dnttlLd trade IN Wash
tTSfon, and We respectfully solicit continuance of
past five years.
Remember that we commence on TUESDAY,
June l9 h, to sell every description of LACE md
SILK MANTILLAS at exact cost, aud that the
place is MAXWELL'c
OTigiHd! MaatiIia Store,
je l8 cost 32s Pa ayenIie
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Byron Sunderland. JAMES +. BAYLY, ESQ, oi
Bslti%ors; and Miss CAROLINE POLkiN-
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Later from Califor mia Indian war in Car
con Valley Battle between Jack HAYS
and an Indian army.-DiscontInuanc of
he

the foney Express
sPRlNSFIED, Mo June, - The California
overland mail Of the LIST inst. has arrived The In
dams were making attacks on all the stations and
settlements frOm Walkers river TO Honey Lake.
They concentrated 5000 strong at Tyraunin Lake.
Col Jack HAYS, with 600 volunteers and IS Gov
eminent soldiers, had met and defeated 300 In
dians at Williamss Station. A stronger party
had started 10 force general battle
The POneY Express has been discontinued in
consequence Of these distur Dances, which consti-
tute the only topic of interest
At san Francisco the news OF the rejection OF
the Santillan claim caused great rejoicing.
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For THEFARM.-The guard house was supplied
with inmates last night, and the result will be a
squad OF hands for the city farm. Seven Migrants
were sent down for sixty days eaah One man
Tor using profane language contrary to law paid
s si cents A woman for being drunk in
the street, was assessed at sixty DAYS One voung
man for making his bed in the market was dis.
missed, and three colored individuals for being
drunk and disorderly were awaiting trial this
morning
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NaraIIaa.lIi...-.
Death of an Ed,t.r

CARR IsLA AND, June y "A large ship, suppo,ed
passed into Delaware Bay last night.
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Sinking OF the U steamer waIker-sup.
posed Loss of Life

PHILADEIPHIA, June 2l.-A dispatch from Cape
Island, ". 81, states that the L. = revenue steamer
Walker was run into this morning at o'clock
by an unknown schooner, Of Absecom The
steamer sunk In thirty minutss. The captain
officers, and about forty men took TO the boats
About twenty are missing.
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HOMEOPATHIC RRnrntrs

All oI DT; Humphreys a Co.'s specific Ho
m In Remedies put up expressly for famil,
IN cases, containing, 20 walls, from 81 to 8,
each, with book Of full directions. For sale 5,
NJ. IL. Gilman: 800 Pa. avenue, wholesale anf
retail agent; w. A. Fitzgerald. $50 north street
also by r. b. Winter, north corner of street anr
Vermont avenue. Also, Ponds Extract OF Wiz
Haze, for Internal and external infammations o.
all klhus' sou as ABOVE ma ly
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COMMUNICATED

COMMUNICATED.
ERRONEOUS STATEMENTS having appeared In
the New York Herald in regard to the accommo-
dation OF the japanese Embassy while in Wash
lngton, we respectfully ask the favor of the pub
LEGATION of the inclosed copy of letter received
from Captain Du Pont, United States Commits
sioner In charge, the morning of the departure Of
the Embassy from the city Very respectfully,
j. c. III. A. WILLARD.
Wizards Hotel, Washington, June 81, 1860
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WASHINGTON. June s. 1850

:, ..
MeSSrS. J. c. & II. A. Willard Dear SiyS: 1
am requested by the Japanese Envoys to repeat
the thanks delivered by them to one of your hrm
| last evening, for the great comfort they expert
enced under your roof, and for the personal kind
ness you Invariably evinced to crafty their wants
To the above let me add nv own testimony 10
| the admirable arrangements you made throup b.
out and my entire satisfaction in all our inter
course referring to the entertainment of the En-
during their entire stay
am, gentlemen, yours most truly,
=. F. DU PONr. " - Commissioper
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WESTERN MUNICIPAL COUNCIL " sterday
the Mayor and City Council of Columbus, Ohio.
Browns Hotel. They visited the various places
Of public interest in and about the city and after
further observations to-day will depart on their
tour to the north. They are fine looking lot of
men. "
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Murder of one Woman by another

BosToN, June 20 -Honora Barry, seventy yes "a
old, was killed last night I'm her shop In CtIca
street, by Mrs. Mary McGire. The latter called
for more rum, and being refused, beat the old
lady 10 death.
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The BOSOM OF OBSTRUCTION is the fatality among
our young and mlddle-aged 10 indulge in excess and
debasinB habits. Those who are yeaTning for some
influence 70 dlspel the growing evil, should read
6k1idn trntLty, or Physioi0stedL Researches" II
deilneates IN Uirtd eoiorS (for 1t is beautifully us
trated) the causes and effects of local ard vital dis
ease and decay, pointing out the only sure safety
rdtrs-read the advertisement of "TTtsxs,nnr y in
another column. Sold by Dr. Barrow Ia4 BleecheT
street, N. Y. Price IS cents. Sent free every
Sold also by s. Calvert Ford, IT,, Washington,
D'C' ma lin
To CONSERVATIVES.
QxeyNs Cod Liver Oil jelly.
This great specific for Consumption is fast SUPER
oedins al others In lts curative effects upon those
highly scientific principles If the pure oil, and
Is received into the stomach in its JeIifsd form,
without masticatIon, and is gradually dissolved
ana dlgeeted passing into the small lntestnes drop
by drop, supplying the wastes of the body by its
nutrlolous properties and thus assisting and sus-
talhlng nature In overcoming the disease Ar
proved by the New York Academy OF Medioine
and recommended by the faculty everywhere, this
preparation Ia confidently offered as a remedy for
Consumption and all Scrofulous affections
Sold by Charles Stott, Warrington, And BY all re-
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle
PENIoLD, PARKER q MowgR
NO. 10 Beekm8n street, New York,
mar iS3m Wholesale Agents.
PHyNrHs;-Pereons desiring Pennies will alvays
nnd them Tor a1ohsnge At the Star 0hScs oountsr
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je 10 cost
BARGAINS! BARGAINS D.o,,,sn,

ID GREAT BARGAINSm.
Seventh street, Acknowledged TO be the ch apest
and best place TO buy Clothing, Furnishing foods,
bats and Caps. Owing to the scarcity Of money /,
SMITH, No. 100 seventh St., opposite the Post
Once, has determined to sell his goods Is per cent
less than any other house in town. Drop in and see
our new supply of Spring and Summer Goods, at
astonlshl' low prices
N. X. Just received 50 dozen of 10 cent NECK
TIES
IL If you wish TO keep cool drop in and huy
one of our thin Summer Goats, or the Patent e
verslble Summer Coat at SMITHS, No. 400 Sew
enth ST., opposite Post Office.
ID large lot of fine Gents Shirts and Collars
az very low prices, at No. 400 Seventh ST., oppo-
site Post Office.
IL The Ribbon Tie, Yale Tie, Aurora Tie and
all sorts of Neck Ties at half the usual prices
at SM THIS, No. 40 Seventh st. je I4-Im
ELY AND MOSQUITO TIME.-Those " no
l. would pref z 10 sleep without disturbance are
Informed T. at we have in stock for them a neat,
cheap, and beautiful article of GILT ARCHES
and RINGS to be hung over their beds from which
10 suspend " Is In H. time and curtains in winter
They will be found very ornamental convent
ent ne curtains or net can be hung In one minute
>, We have also, full supply Of all kind of PINK,
BLUE, YELLOW and WHITE NETS for beds
chandeliers, ga hx lures, picture frames, &c.
Also, a rich variety of materials for summer COW
erlDgs for paIlor ats, very cheap.
CLA6 Eff a. DODSON,
Dealers in all kinds of
CARPETING, CURTAIN MATERIALS,
AND OTHER FURNITURE DRY GOODS.
je ls-eo6t Pa. av, Market Space. No 4.
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MEYERS MIRACULOUS VBRMIS DESTROYER,
the Oldest and best remedy known for pxteImlnat
ing hsts and Mice, Cockroaches, Bugs, Ants
den insects
RPrinciPsl Depot, 612 Broadway, Ny.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere. ma lS -Sm
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DEMONSTRATION IN MONUMENT souAEI.
The Sun says: The confusion meetings were con.
tinued In Monument Square last night, and II any
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LOCAL NEW s =.

IL nsssA TEE sfAR % rrtstsd % fhs Jaussf
stss yrsss - sss sosfL Of Balfinors, is edition
% 90 large q, 90 rsqxss % 20 De PIT 70 press at
ss-Iy kc-; Advefi,smssts, therefore, should BE-
sssf ~ b,fcrs Tsslvs o'eIoei, ~; otAsrSi,s fksy
ss<y vet .ypssr xsfI As sszt day.
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LyeN's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
Extermlnates Bed Bugs, Reaches. Ticks. Ants
Garden Insects, &c.
1t coHtdtHS no Poison

LYON's MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice
Sold everywhere. ap e-Sn
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GIVEN UP.-Theodora Herbert, colored. who
was held TO bail for court on a charge Of Keeping
Dy her security this morning, when Justics
johnson required her TO give other security.
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REcoyEsIsS We are pleased to learn that MIR
george Grant, whose serious injury by an ac-
Star some days ago, IL recovering. and will soon
Be able 10 walk about
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The The hApIss Of Dr.. Gurley's church desire to
and Mrs. Tabler, Miss urley. Mis- Hs,lns.s nj,
and Mrs Parkhuut Mr.. Daniel. Mr. Dawson
Mr. Adams, Mr. Ball, Mr. Hodg.on' Mr. Parson.
Mr. Schutter, Mr.; ronner, Mr.. Metzsrott. and Mr. !
bfadiey, Tor their generous aid in the verv snc
eessfon concert at Wizards hall. '''1 '"'
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A NoVELTY.-During the past week the attep-
ton CT many intelligent persons has been directed
to the appearance Of the branches of the young
maple trees which ornament the avenue and
streets around the public reservations The un.
der sides appear to be coated with little white
balls, apparently growing TO the bark or out of n
Upon close examination, one will discover that
these little balls are the nests of an insect. and
of eggs. The little repositories are com no.sd ~
Re substance, so strong and flexible that
some have suggested that 1T might be used FOR
Hianuiacturing purposes. The Insect In found
upon the outside Of the nest and has the appe.r.
ance OF piece Of dried leaf attac he'd 10 the hall
The insect may have been noticed In former sea
sons, but the immense NUMBER attracts mncb
attention at present. -uen
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MARRIED.

PEENIHs,-Persons desiring Pennies will slvays
6nd thsm for axohansa At the Star 6sics onuntsr
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CRIMINAL COURI-Yesterday after our renort
closed, IN the case Of Jos Fugftt the lad charged
Win burning stable belonging to Charles III
Brown, owing 70 some material discrepancy i'm
DistTict Attorney " Ne
VIA Cammack gardener was tried on a charge
OF nuisance IN spreading and exposing night soil
upon ms premises The case occupied some
time, but Was finally given 10 the iurv who 20.
tired 70 their room, but did not ma ke = verdIct
until after the adjournment OF the Court when
they returned with a sealed verdict
Henry Turner was placed on trial On CHARGE
Of Stealing one hundred dollar note from A D
CroZier at one Of our hotels by obtainina =, -
Crozier under Pretense Of giving gold in sY.
change for IL, and then pretending that tn. ~
was counterfeit. The prosecuting witness w..
examined, when the further prosecution Of a.
case was postponed owing 70 the defendant.
counsel having 70 leave town on ether business
The case Will be continued on Monday next :
TO-day-The jury in the case Of VIM. Cam
mack, uied yesterday for a nuisance returned .
sealed verdict Of acquittal. -.-.-
The court then took up the case Of the United
states agt Jas SHINES, John w. Baltzer VIM
Thomas, James Thomas, John ID. Speiden, slIcel
Nelson, and Elias Hutchins, who were charged
with riOting at the February (lS6O) election, m
Georgetown, This case was pending when oul
report closed.
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UNION PRAYER MEETINGS These meetings are
still KEPT up by the ministers and members Of the
various Christian denomi nations in the city, and
At the present time are growing In interest
During this week they are held In the Methodist
Protestant Chnnch, Ninth street, between r and
y, a. O'Clock p m daily, and at the corner OF
FIN and STREETS Wesley ChaPel) atsX O'Clock
q
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WANTS.
EvRRYBODY's LAWYER
AND
COUNSELLOR IN BUSINESS.
nv nDN0nU


or TINE PHILADELPHIA BAR.
Il tells how to draw Payncrnhp Papers and gives
general forms for Agreements OF all kinds, Bis Of
Sale leases and petitions
Il tells you how to draw Bonds and Mortgages Andavs
Powers of Attorney, N0es and Bills Of Exchange
Receipts and Releases.
II tells you the laws for Collection Of Debts with Stat
utes Of Limitation and amount and kind Of pro-
perry Exempt from Execution In every State.
Il tells how make Assignment properly, with forms
for Competition With Creditors and tho Iniolvent
Laws Of StsA
It tells you the legal relations ssng between Guardian and
Ward Master and Apprentice, and Landlord and
Tenant.
IN, tells Won what constitutes Libel and SANDER and law
to Marriage bower, the Wife's Rgh, in Property,
Divorce and Ahnony.
the Naturalization Iaws Of thus country and how
10 comply with he
tea you the cevning Pensions and how ID obtain
oue, and the Pre- Enpton laws to Pubic lands.
tails YOU the Law with mode Of prosedure In
obtaining one, with Intersersnces, Assignments
leila Won how 10 AXE your w and how to Administer on
an Estate. with the las and the requires ents
Irs you he mearine Of Law Terms in general use and
explains TO you the Legislative, Executive and Ju
dicial Powers Of 10th the General add State Gov
ernments
4 you how to keep out Il Law by showing how TO do
II properly and veIatious litigation by It's timely
consultation 81.
Sing copies win Be sent by mail, postage paid 70 every
frmeevery mechsnic every Of business and every
body very State receipt OF 81 or IN law style OF oindms
Siooa YEAR can be made by entsrpri.ing man every;
n where iasing tho above work, - our nducemen" Al
:se sopss q y book for terms to agents. with
~ JOHN f. POTTER, Publisher.
6i7 SAMSON street., Philadelphia Pa.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

'<-~~~~~
repssy n sssos 5ssss xrss
he Merchants &C. BY order Il The suprsSs Court se
apd 70 On ne porswes Of the Eighth avsune
y s ss .A and ~ 81
MoRrGAaE SALE OF ELEvEN HoRszs, TEN
.e cn sondsy I'm inst, y "a soocs "a % .ss
Fourteenth street. between avenues and b. bro wn aorss
osy e nsUS 40 S.v gy 90 bay Cor Srsa. bay
ns,.s at. OF single ois,og HaroesI and far
SSa rns .sCvs wen worthy The
HENRY DREHER, Deputy sheriff and attorney for mort
MoRTGAGE sALE-wM ABBOTT. AUCrIoNEHR,
ne bs'urss contained Ia The bar ls Chatham street.
iii oher By Of sHMs LOGAN At
t,rpe, Tor Meisagee.
MORTGAGE sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF Oh ArrEL
Suaa.g ~ .,a9ss for sfs :. pgs e, r Sssc %
stesm CINE and Boiler tan horse pJwerJ the
rerg .cssDg hss Mlls and tbs Building 10, known
JOHN II. HILLlER, Attorney for Mortsagee.
PEnEMr1oEy SALE At AUCTION Q. pEsIR BILE
oS.as zch.pse The four brick goass and Lot No Isl
feet a 10 feet tour story eI Houses
aud Lots north side 3,st 100 feet "a sveuus
So seop srst Houss co No. 10
p X as and % Is %s s IS FEET SO sss xs.
per,y u all we rented and desirable Investment
DAwEBRoxRks SALE OF wATcuss AND JEW.
trF j MosTIMER will sell on Aonday. March H. a,
bM sueticu store No East Broadway
sortmep Of gold silver Watches Chsns Brooches Pins
Ringl EArrpgs 10 also Guns Pistols Tools Musical Insru
ments 40 by order of j LYNCH, No 81 Grand street
CUPERB COLLECTION OF PICTURES
- friends and the public invited 10 examine the
large valuable collection Of oil Paintings ths
ann rics kprope exhibition National Acaie
free being third great 10 be
evenings Of the l4h 18th Lovers
ttv
taste. HENRY III. LEEDS x 90, Auctioneers
CHFRlFF'S SALE-gUrrER, CHREsK LARD, sEaARs
y &c CHAMBs RS 4 FAlRcHILD Auctioneers will sell
TIT day at II o'clock their No ll3 Nassau
Quar- Try of Butter AVID Lud In akius sld tubs bones Of
Cheete Paper, 81 600 segsrs Onics Desk Chairs 40.
JOHN KELLY sheriff.
81 ANDERSON, Deputy Sheriff.
EHERlPrs sALE-TEAs.-CH AMBERs & rAIRCHILD
- Auctoueers will sell tbsdav at 10 ocl,ng sales
No. us Nassau street 3S chests half Green
Tess Young and Old dyson JOHN KELLY, Sheriff
HUGH CKonBIE, Deputy sherin.