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Drunkenness Cured.


DIR. Knnd's Specific.
The oldest and most reliable medicine for the cure
&C. This medicine has stood the tc1t of thirty ycars
DIR RAND's SPECIFIC Is exhibited in the form O.,
plla made up OF Substances that hare SPECIFIC effect
The idea OF opSfaf3nA upon the bowels from taking
any Gnd Of pills The SPECIFIC OF Mr. Rand Is not tn.
tended as an evacnattnE medicine. Ii nedlcnA! vE-
e1attve orEana. Tie pills are not unpleasant 10 tbs
SAgte and mnn5 peFsonA nastcate them with lmpunl-
1y before swallowing them. wtcl, plan We would al
ays seconmsud y 1nording the speedcst WAY to get
Price q pr box, IL bo1sa for f. Sold By Drug.
JNo. J. KRONER, Wholesale Agent,
4tS Chestnut street, PhIadepilia, EkA
se2Ssse51y ThAATuis
CoIEatcss Honey Soap.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP. in such universe. de-
.naud made from the choicest nAtcrtAia. Is mild and
<rcncty bcnehcal IN It's Actlon upon the sk11 fors1e
b. al druggists and Fancy Goods DsAletE.
To CCnxunAptive3- =
Tit advertiser, having bec1 restored to health IN q
1eH w+eks b. very simple remedy. alter having sal
1eret several yeass with severe lung affection. and
That trea. ,l!6esse. Consnmsion-A ANXIOUS to nake
To ali who d.airr 1t. he will send eony OF the IRE
Ecsron ustd rec Of charged with the directions ior
preparing mud using the sAme which they Will 1ad
SC The en- object 1t lie advertiser In scnainE the
Prescription Is benent tho afflicted And srrra3 in
formation Which he concelre1 invaluable; and he
opGs ss ad ~ ~ ~. vi" cost
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg. king's County, New fc1E.
, 1864-12-06
IrnaI NQtirr6.

nfARSILAL'S .SALE.-John Il.
~ Align M asainst Warren Mitchell DC. In Chan.
by virtae of a decree. of the Louisville Chancery
or Of us. viii, on thu ISDAY. December e. 1861,
ton the highest Bidder the premises IN the city
OF oELouisrille State Of kentucEy, credit of6 H. 10,
tfoted. ": parcel Of Land rith the improvements
thereon bounded thus: Beginning at the southern slide
the Louisville and turnpike road at The
re.s n Il It, hsnee a @
thence with their line II I3 " l7s feet to said Earn.
esta corner, near the Creek thence with his line y.
s., v. .ss3 ieet to the beginning.
Also another lot bounded thus: Beginning at the
cast side Of Aaln street thesShebyyi!!c turnpike
road nt the corner Of = lot bought By John Setbsl
from u. IattsIwsGk; thenes north Mtte r. saia Main
tast-- feet to Dcargrass Greek: thence south along
said creek to tho north corner Of lot formerly owned
By sctha 10 feet thence weet along the liua Of said
lot to the beginning. and being the property known
as Armstrong & Co. g soap nnd candle Factory also
all the machinery Of every kind and description
lot moveab1e articles used In said ctory. consist
Euases. rnou1ds, presses. saws office furniture.
&c-. &c. Such detNched articles will be sold
credit Of three months for SUMS over s9 and for cssh
for sums Of 10 and under.
The purchaser viii be required to give bond With
approved escnIity beastn4 interest nona date until
THOMAS a. MORGAN,
Marshal Lou. Chanccry Court.
Y. BkAL CAN'T, Deputy.
, 1864-12-06

Fcrncft< Jsuoet' Hospital. Custom HouIe street.
htW Orleans. La. e.tabittd tn 1sn -noH permanent
ly lncaie. Ht NJ Randolph Strtet Chicago Inoia spa
Clnst IN the trr .tsuch; Q: OLD :rKoS1c MkEcrE
6CKuYCIhCs and all ktnItx OF blood AND skIS DIS
EAEEs AND 1tI-nrpEES. IF 4 E,@SfAsruEs Y fkNExkAL
CHARACTER cufca them without rcsortinx TO Atfca.
~ InDtuE EJIAH>Il HIscEIc Any poison but With
NEC1rAlI.EE.A = fosf1lvE CCEK fo1 ali hulior4 aud
DIoOd po>'ne. --,
octurnn mud Diu-na Emissions. brought on hy abuse
s,f The system. early tn4c1etons e1cess Or entAteh
,,ccdilsEly. Causing lo.a ot memory: Syns1.son ~.
deplor1blc trains ct symptoma, treated and radically
cured BY an infAlble method. saving much time md.
expense t;ccl. EonosThta, Structure nnd all diseases
peculiar 10 thu II private nature radically
cured. .
NOld diseases of the MOST HORRIBLY CLASS. WHARF
Tho blood Lat beri'1e ruscned, producing butches on
the face email NsterJ bifttc5s palma in the head and
bones ulccr,ts: tfoat nose limb and body reroiu.
ID, together viii IN endleas number Of suEcIln.s.
Dr. Janlcs Is recommended b. the press generally Of
the South the mcdca fa~rt!, and pTotessoTa ot med
Eal colleges. etc. Tho8e afflicted should apply iuame
llately, 2n1 BE- cured OF IhaAe horrible diseA1es.
Remember. DR.. JAtuc3' Once ann PArtcrs art ut 81
Hsndolph. betwesn Stats and Dearborn ttreet2.
Office open from =. IN. cntl p. n. Consultations
n
, 1864-12-06
Nnrtbinf5trrn Bank.
NORTHWESTERN NATION
IN ALHANE OF CHICAGO.
DEPARTMENT..

Once Of Comptroller ot the Currency:
NA>Uxe1ox. August 80, 1sM
Nhefchs By satisfactory evidence presented to the
anderElEued. It has been made TO appear that tha
Northwestern National Bank Of Chicago. II the City
bren duly organized under and according 70 the re-.
out5cmens. Of the 4et o1 Congress entitled An 4ct to
lntsd Stse. nopas .n% so provide fcr ne s1
has compea with Ill oi ne fo1t.ons of said act r.
qutred 10 be complied VIII before commencing bust
Nov, therefore, l, ACau Mc{:C1IoCn. Comptroller
Currency. Do hess1{ csFt1r thst the Ne,thwes
cornty OF Cook yad state CT Illinois, Is authorized to
..prouaence the business Of banking under tho act
n testimony whereof. witness my hand ans seal Of
,f1rc this th!ftttth day OF Ancust. 1h64. -
IEny't seGlJ HUGH MccULLCCH.
hnos xsha.60t C1Inrtfhlltr II thc t.uIrtucY.
, 1864-12-06

ILAEEss OF R1cHAnp HILpRETH, THE HIS
ToRiAN.-The Paris correspondence of tho
New York Herald has the following paru-
graph:
"Thc friends of NJ. Richard nildreth, well
known in literary and artistic circles In the
United Statcs, will regret to hear that he has
become hopefessly insane. Upon the acces-
sicn Of Mr. Lincoln, b1r. H1dreth-theu in
very bud state Of health-was appointed to
the Consulate Of Trieste, which position he
still holds. Ills disease, soflcning Of the
brain, supcrinduccd BY excessive literary L.
bor, las been gradually progressing for some
ftntF,rnnfd
, 1864-12-06
Read! Read!! Read!!!

DASvrLI1, Pa, June1, l862-
DR.. n. II. GREGa-Dear Sir: In February, 1851.
passed moEs than two gai!ons OF water in tWentJ-
Twelve times during the hight, aid In.1ve months
III about ft; posnss n wsisht During ~ tho moqta
Water and Ia days after uslns experienced
lief and after taking two bottles WAS entirely cured
soon hfter regaining my usual good health.
Yours, truly, J. " l. p1WIFf.
, 1864-12-06

ITO PRINTERS OR PUBLISH
IL ERs. OF any community needing the same. The
printer. wishes to locate somewhere II the West.
Whs9e good Union paper n needed, either daily q
weekly and where the ieel inttfen eno12h
in such enterprise TO aagist In III or 30
you'd buy concern on easy tetns. AddfeM 10,
Box 1T6. Bushnell, UN. npf<ss547s
, 1864-12-06
S. &, WILLIAMSON & CO.,

134 SOUTH "ATER~5T,
Are the Agents Of the Company in Chicago, and are
prepared 70 +x stock or gre any Information U fof-
<acnce " the Company. nose'0s5slot
, 1864-12-06

Is disease OF the Stomach and Liver acting through
tho Kidneys, and IL. without doubt the most obstinate
disease, except Consumption, that affects the huuaz
constitution We have no space for lAsslnG cauAes.
bnt wtllstste that the eitct OF the disease Is he
Of The foo Into sugar, wAich stimulates ths Kidneys
fer nom sis disease Who arc ignorant tnas Is,
they p..s large quantities during tho day. and ars
during the night No notice Il taken Of It mill tetn
attention i csed 70 the large discharge Of water and
control OF ordinary remedies. another symptom i
the great thirst whsf, .hen tno disease fay estan-
without being satisfied; also dryncss az the mouth
cracking Of tho iips, sweet BREATH In 1hs more nd
yauccd cases. and dnal!y loss Of appetite emacfaton
and The patlen. gradually sluss from exhaustion.
, 1864-12-06
MeDtrtnal.
DIR. EAsTERLf's
IODINE AND SARSA?ARlliA.

= ------ ~ ="
from an Impure state OF the oiood, VIZ:
Serofi,1a. nr Kfnrss Ert1. cancnrs. Tn.
~ .1s -. r-1.~
m0fss Efup1loAa OF tAe SKIN, EfJslp-
los,CIrol oliIc Sore Eyes, KInHyEorm or
,r*t. o.a,a xxon. nj, c., r.
Sores, SlyeIffn @% OF tl2e Climbs, Eepro-
white SxxeIlr,,~x. p,ree. R1otchn..
kJs NA1to SNeaAHe7s 1AcSs oAuteAeAs
K0tIS, P1Elple8 on the Face, Goltre,
R1,eunatf-1,. Droosy or Ernycl.I Liver
- "E.1 ". -.
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Nervous Alec.
xfcrv Gapcrn1 Techg3ttv all Throv3r
o' 49, 49,
diseases anu nA diseases ARISING
A 49, &At'~ ~
, 1864-12-06

Eunday Nov. II, 1861.
We are scarcely less excited here on the
question of Gen. Sherman's movement than
the rrbcls themselves, and we know that they
arc stirred as they never have been before at
the boldness Of his advance. The Savannah
Journals arc not brought to Us now until after
they arc two days old, for fear that We shall
be too highly elatcd at the strait in which
the Conftleracy finds itself. The last authen-
tic information from the rebels tells us that
Sherman is advancing in three columns, with
. force estimated at 60, 600 men, at least one
fantry. The public buildings Of fMilledgevlle,
The capital Of Georgia, have been burnt, and
the Legislature, being in session ut the time
of Sherman's advance force entering the
town, adjourned in confusion, some Of the
members paying as high as one Thousand
miles. You are able to form an idea Of The
reign Of terror that now obtains in Georgia
and South Carolina, from the files Of news
rapers which forward 4 levy en- ufassc has
been ordered, and Beauregard is in command
Of the troops. There seems to be most per-
tu1ba1ion because Sherman has shrouded his
objective point in mystery, by sending ont
immense bands Of mounted men to ravase
the country on the flanks OF his min col
unaf.%- ca Monday last he was at Gordon,
with 81 ti!lery, about fifteen miles from Mil.
1cdgyille. and had fortified the Georgia Cen
tral Railroad between Gordon and GrlSWold-
vile, cutting off 500 Of our prisoners that
were to laTe been brought mp from Camp
Sumter, at Andersonville. 70 impede bis
have been destroyed and the country devas-
tatcd in his front, so that hc shall be
unable to enbsist upon it.. The -soads
have been to a great extent rendered
impossible BY 1elled trees and pitfalls,
and the rebels claim that during the past three
days the progress Of the Union troops east
ward has not exceeded six miles. They also
claim that their cavalry are picking up large
numbers Of our strngglera, by dashing on our
rear and fanks. Fiom iii that can learn,
believe SheEman's main body to be within LIS
miles Of Savannah, With nothing to oppose
him eaye The militia and such other morgan
lied forces as the emergency has brought TO-
gether, and that the chances Of his reaching
The seaboard are at present altogether ir his
fator. Should he be delayed, by artificial OBJ
st1uctions Of the road, long enough for Lee to
detach part Of bis army to confront him,
GEant In that case would be able to drive tho
rebels out Of Virginia, and Sherman would
doubtless find mode Of retreat, from the
, 1864-12-06
DR. B1GELoW.
Confidential Physician.

Can bc consulted At his orcc III South Clark street.
.. corner of Monroe, Chicago,
Nalf black from the poetofncc. all Chronic Dla
cases. Discascs Of private and delicate n81ure to
both ecxeb which he trcAts with unparalleled success
Rooms separate. where LaLrs and Cent cat con
hours rG1n =. u. to r. m Sundays, III to T. .. m
Communications cunndtntisl. Consultation tree
sslress v4stothcc Fox :5, lnclo4e two sta1Aps and
ECt his Guide to IftsFth. uD19Al1q4T
, 1864-12-06
33ftrnlrllnI.
Furniture 33oIiSh.

NEW lNVENTION.-H. Won
tu1c-9 hiRh hlv recommended new lnycntion will mar
only clear: hut give. darahe nsW Gn!is'l to every
Randolph and Dearborn streets, sole agents for CHI
caro-. nc39 alat7t
, 1864-12-06

Ferceedines Mt the Dedication OF nj.
Union Collego-Mr. 0hasc's Ora.
tEons
Editors Chicago Tribune;
4 large and app1esiative audience having
assembled on The 1st inst; IN the new aud
meeting vas called to order by Rev. 0.N.
Hartshorn, L L ., President Of The College,
and the organization WAS perfected BY olect-
ing Col. Harris, editor Of the Ohio Farmer,
President, Col. 8. C. Porter, Col. Vim. Sted-
man, Col E: Ball and Judge Amber, Vice
Z. Runkcnbrod md Prof. !. o. Chapman,
Secretaries. After music By the Mt. Union
Choir, and prayer by Rev. Dr.. Reid, of Gin
cinnati, Hon. s. P. Chase was introduced and
proceeded to deliver very appropriate and
truly mastery orntion, In manner eloquent
II impressive His theme involved the na-
ture, mems and value of education, and its
Of our country. He traced the remote causes
Of the insane and flcndish rebellion in our
country to The radical defects in Southern
education. He demonstrated, that our free
and republican institutions could OF prosper,
nor long exist without fondlJ chcrislling and
colleges. Ae argued at length the paramount
claims Of science and higher education, and
that every boy and girl Of the land without
distinction, is Justly and equally entitled to
thorough primary and collegiate instruction
in the samc schools at the expense Of the
State and that, under the fostering patron
are of the Christian Church. More than one
third of the aggregate endowment funds of
all the Colleges Of Ohio were OBJ
tanned last year. while uuelling
rebels and nobly sustaining our free institu-
tions. The speaker then compared the rola-
tive objects, growth, and usefulness of Ameri-
can and European colleges, and closed by
referring to the history, character md SUCCESS
Of Mt. Vernon College, and by invoking upon
its Frightening future the continued munid-
cencc Of an appreciating public, and the pro-
lection Of IN All-wise Providence.
The meeting took recess until evening,
when the people reassembled to hear addresses
from Rev. J. n. Reed, D. D., editor of the
Htstcrn CATistia1 Adpooate, and late President
Of Geneva College, n. T., md from Hon E. E.
White, a. N. State School Commissioner, Of
Ohio. At the close Of these addresses, which
were Of a very high order and delivered with
marked and happy effect, the religious
dcdicatory services appropriate to this relu-
ycnating occasion we're conducted by Rev. DR..
Reid, and the benedicti0n pronounced BY Rev.
j. N. Baird, D. D., Of the PirtsbuIg Confer
cncc. During tue interim of the afternoon
and evening addresses, Rev. John McCarty,
the college agent, sold scholarships amount
ing to be4ween three and four thousand dol
lars !; besides the reception Of some very &C.
ceptable donations. 1he college il located in
a very moral, healthy and euterprising COM
mInity near Alliuncc, and Is now engaged in
securing permanent endowment Of 500 900,
and has already received amounts indicating
entire success.
, 1864-12-06
Epe ann Ear.

DiSEASES OF THE EYE, EAR,
Throat aud Lungs, arc successfully cnred upon
new ana philosophical system ol medical practice y
he rstient i cur.d. II. MAcEif Is an established
practitioner OF medicine for foursecn yea1 once #
i$YS Clark ST. Chicago. T. q. Box lisa. D. MAC RAE,
II. D. late Surgeon Il. :. Armv not5W02- 1mtt Alv
, 1864-12-06

g AVE YOUR + Z L.
II U
HYZER'S PATENT RADIATOR,
An Improvement on etovs pipe and daper that acto.
ally saves third fuel more than AnythlnE eEet yet
invented. With double tue heat Ter SALE and exhibition
at j. S. bAlDW1S6, 2le Lake street, Chicsgo. Ill.
P. O. Box 135- JOHN e. DILLON.
rn16- -NGSsFrIFil
, 1864-12-06
Banking ami ErctanQf.

E1RST NATIONAL BANK OF
IL CHICAGO,
Southwest ooEnex Of Lake snd ClArksts
CAPITAL. paid II .-.. $500, 200.
E. AIKEN. Pre81de1t.
6AHI II. ElCkERSDk. Vice Pf1t.
E.2E. BHAIETEp. Cashier. -.
, 1864-12-06

DR.. VII. GRxa1 Co.:
Gents-I freely give you liberty to make use OF thu
following certificate Of the value OF Constitution
Water, which caR recommend In the hl.hext r1au-
ncF-
Ny wife, who waa attacked with pain In tho shouf-
Palpitation Of the Heart attended With Falling or a
called d phEscian. who attended her about shFc8
months, when he LETT her worse tnna ho found her.
who her for about nine months and while ah
under bis she did nos suffer quite ~ much
cuEnb1e. "For said he, "she haa such combination
OF complaints that medicine gtven for one operates
se commenced the use Of Constitution Water and "a
utter almost the fzt dose seemed to
p!dIy under It's Treatment md now saperintend4 eo
the Constitution Water tor about four veefs and 10
are happy to say that II has produced peTmsnenk
cure. WX- Il. FAY REysCuo1XY.
, 1864-12-06

NOTICE.-All persons having
Y claims against the County OF Cook arc requested
to preseutthe SAME on or before the
5th of December Coming.
LAUREN r. HuI.IARD,
not4sT1.7t County Clesk.
, 1864-12-06
FIVE THOUSAND NECnoEs WANTED.
OTT1cE or 1HPHEssAEKT} !
4 |

Augusta, Ga, Nor. -, 1861
! am ordered By Drigadicr General Fry to call
on the patriotic planters OF the eonnties Of Rich
mond, Columbia, Warren, Jefferson. Glascock,
Sctivcn and Burke, also the district Of Edgeae1d,
South Carolina, to send forward all their able
bodied negro men to these headquarters to work
on the for1fdcations around this city. This being
done promptly the work will be fmpregnab1e to all
Yankee armies.
4 rcceiptan boad will be given for all negroes
SO surrendered, with valuation. md they will be
well takcn care OF and returned to their owners In
time for the planting season.
It is confidently hoped that al planters md cit
izcns who may have negroes will act promptly In
this matter, md the completion Of the work will
be speedily accomplished.
Planters will please send with their negroes
such spades shovcls, axes and picks as they have,
and for which they will be paid.
Planters will have the privilege. Of appointing
their oHn overEeers where they have squads Of
thirty or more negroes.
overreers Will &c allowed IS per day and rations
and transportation. c. L. SATnE,
Najor and Agent Of Improvement District of Au-
Eust1.
, 1864-12-06
CONST1TUTIo WATER
CoNST1TUTIo WATER
Is Without doubt the only known remedy for D1ABx111
and We have much confidence that 1t specific ~
w have that opium VII Produce sleep: apd truhfut1y
used
Stone in the Bladder, Calculus,
Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit,
and Mucous or Milky
Discharges after
Urinating.
Decasc occurring from one .nd the same cause xfa
be entirely cured by the Constitution Water, taks1
for any length Of time.
In D!smenorrhea, Of Painful Menstrzatisz
and Meaozrhagia, or Profust Flowing.


Roth diseases occurring from faulty secretion OF tha
menstrual dud-In the pnt being too little 1nd
accompanied BY severe pain. and the other too pro-
fuse secretion, which will be cured speedily by TIA
That disease known a. FALLING or TIE WOMB,
Which Is the resuft OF relaxation Of the u9aeatR Ok
tAat organ, aud Is known By Of heavtnasa azaa
dragging pains In the back and stdes and At times Ao~
companicd by sharp lancnatln= or shooting pafns
through the parts will IN all c2ses. be removed bJ the
medicine.
There Ia mother etass Of symptoms azlsng rom H.
RIrAT1OS OF THE WOMB. which phya!ci2ns call
and In nine cases out the doctor does realty
know whether the symptoms ara tho disease, the
disease the symptoms We can only enumeEate them
here. 1tpeaK NUT r.. ssT,sFS Il Geld Eset Palplta
Eia.hfs Of Lat, Ianxior, LaasItude and Dmncss q
ftson. -
, 1864-12-06
SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATI0N.

Which In the unmarried female Is Constant recur.
ring disease and through neglect the sees OF tuoTu
grave and dangerous maadies the result and -
assist the suppression becomes chtunc tn
patient gradually osea appetite. the bowels sr
constipatet nlght sWeats come On. and CoxsuxF11n1
Irritation Of the Neck Of tie Bladder, Inaan-
nation Of the Kldneys, Catarrh Of
the Biadder,stransnaFy aud
Burning, OF Painful
Urfnatlns.
too mnch cannot be said Il ts praise. sngIo dose
Are you troubled with raat distressing pain In f6S
ful day Of Constitution Water will relieve you nke
maEtc.
PHYSICIANS
Have long since given the Of nuchu. cubehz and
taIrtr ID the treatment Of tuese dseascs, and only
uao Them for the want ofa better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
H.. royed Itself equa to the task that has devo'rs
DIURET1Cs
Irrltate aad zcnch the Kidneys and By constant us4
soou lead to chronic degeneration anl confirmed dis.
ease.
, 1864-12-06
UNITED PLANO MAKERS
i |

81 Walker Street, New z Xor1K.
Our organization enables TO furnish better P,ano
thau any other house. These Pianos arc only 1ale
thern Is no Other agency in Chicago. nos &w97l.lmlf
, 1864-12-06
. DATTAN STREET AND
LII STABLE EROols,
ALI. SIZES,

5yr are also making Bass or Ktor Broomt for tweeD-
In. packnshou.es. nstllletics, BreweFies, Ware
houses &C. where they required to be used wet
INV frY them theY are the best ever made for the
purpose. tEo. z. GERlS q Gu.
nd1ra1Gttn
, 1864-12-06

l. PERlENCE OF AN lkVALID.-publkhed Tor
the benefit and as a CAUTION TO Young MEN nud
Decay OF Manhood. &c, supplying At the same time
seif after undergoing considerable quackery By i1-
closing postpsld addressed enyslops: single coptes
IkH a
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS. =
RY J. Q. MCGUIRE 4 co., Austionsers.

II - - ~ Wi A0SsSV0ook5s
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL BsrATE.
No H9 Petitions Circuit court, D o.
LARGE MANSION AND GR0ENDS ON 14TH
ssThEEr, SUITABLE FOR PUBLIC GAR
In obedience to an order of the Circuit Court of
the District of Columbia, land at the request OF
mSor1ty OF the parties Interested entered on the
Peter o. Howle and others, heirs st Law Of Joanna
Aoyle, deceased. the undersigned Commissioners
n the aSSn' entitled VIII , sale.
Iss4, st o'clock p. m, the following described
keh Estate r lying and being in the city Of wash
ist. The whole of Square No. 49, fronting on 18th
street vest, and lying between G and d streets
south, The entire square contains 1898 square
built and substantial brick dweilin e. house and
eut-houses suitable for first asa residence or
place OF pu blfc entertainment and summer resort
surrounded By shade trees, and commanding . fns
within twelve minutes' walk Of Willards' Hotel
and Will soon be connected with Pennsylvsnia ayI
enue by the 14th street. branch of the Washington
and 6eor getown railroad
I'd Part Of Lot No. l. in Square B7, fronting on
MARYLAND avenue, and lying between ISL and i4th
q double twe-story frame dwelling house.
Terms of sale One third in cash on the day of
sale: the purchaser or purchasers TO execute his
bonds for the residue in thenam ef the respective
and twelve months after date the title to be With
held till the payment Of all the purchase money.
All conyeyaneing at the cost of the purchaser
JOHN HENDERSON, -.
HENRY A. CLARK.
SoHS SSKSfErRs !. SoBissSSe5 4 sRsSSSSeHnRrH'
jsnd 10. MCGUIRE Z Sos41sss 70. 1usss.
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From New York,

NEW YORK, June 22.-The steamer Olym.
pus, for Liverpool, took out to- day s1ss.U6 in
specie. At 10 O'Clock to-day large lot of
lowered the prices. Brokers are now buying
at 22O.
At meeting Of the bankers and brokers to-
inRton to endeayor to osecure the repeal or mod.
ification Of the gold bill.