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The wsshoe Weekly Star states that IN Humboldt
District a company is constructing canal sixty
thrse miles in length five feet deep and sixteen feet
wide u lend the waters IT Humboldt river 70 the min
ing portions OF the different districts This canal win
give water power Tor any number OF quartz mills.
citv has been located bv company on 10th sides
OF the canal. in the richest section OF the country
where mills are to he built and il y clsimed that this
will h.. the center OF business IN Humboldt cunnty
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sharp Tricks Of Chinese Importers.

The Custom House authorities az san Francisco
discovered very ingenious Chinese trick which led 10
the seizure OF another lot of suugglcd opium.
Among the cargo of tie bark Ceres .9e tubs
invoicei as crEs, value stated at one dollar each
The eggs were coated with peculiar kind of varnsh
70 preserve them. One Of the officers, in examining
the eggs scrarol of little yarnish and disclosed
metallic case. egg-shaped, oiled with opium. Zach
metallic egg i worth $500 20 far as the examina-
ton has proceeded 500 have been found.
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A Y E r.
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are you sick, feeble. --i
conplajaif Are yoE ot4t :
order, with Your system -
ranged, ard ygHT feelings IN
comfoFtAbies These sGan-
tens are oft@n the pr-lu * >
k~r1Ous Hines. some nt q
sickness i creeping mon yea,
ard should - &FeFtesl Is 4
timely ~ CT the righs rem
edy. Take Ayers PIl~- a1i
Clause cut til ,.lsIr 8.ress hz-
nl0Cs - purify the tl3sSi- and
let the iisligi= move cu uaao-
struc-ed IN he-f-d s-liu.
They stimulate I.se fu7etE -
# the toiy iHtc vigorous ~
tivits purity The system f n
The u1ztructHFBs " III Is Gga .
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHr. a Positive
and Specific Remedy for diseases Of the Bladder Kid
ueys, Gravel and Dropsical Swellings.
This Medicine increases the power of Digestion and
eSc.s the Absorbepts into healthy action by which
the Natery Cacareous dispositions, aud all unnatu-
raj enlargements reduced, well pain and in
elimination.
Ueimboid,s Extract fsuchu.
For Weakness arising from Excuses. Habits OF
Dissipation Early lndiscreten of Abuse, attended
with the following symptoms:
Indsposton 10 Exertion, Loss Of Power,
Loss OF Memory Difficulty Of Breathing,
W eak Nerves. Trembling,
Horror of Disease Nakcfulncss,
Dimness of Vision, Pain in the back,
Universal Iassitude Of the Muscular System.
Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body
Dryncss OF the Skin, Eruptions the Face
Paied Counteuance.
These symptoms, If allowed to 60 on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
h,lote"cy, I;aaay, Ei,i7fic Fit,
In one Of which the Patent may expire.
Who can that they not frequently followed
by those "Dircful Diseasese."
INSANITY AND CoNSUMPTION."
MANY are aware Of the cause Of their suffering
But none will confess the record Of the in
sane IA yiums.
Asp MELANCHOLY DEATHS By CoNsUMrrIos bear
ample witness TO the Truth of the assertion.
7te r,aataatson c7leted nth Ocyopic loeakne-s
requires the aid of Medicine To Strengthen aud Invigo
"a e the System.
Which iIcimboId,s extract .Buchu invariably
does.
TIL LII cnr -it.c.t tie al.tIt.cai
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IEn71 D. Ils7F7or' IT, 9 VIZ u c =.
Not ony YOUR Pills admirably adapted - their rrr
pose pereut hat find their beneficial ELECTS uIoa
ths Liver very marked indeed Tn have n my fT9e
tieo proved efectugl for the Of 5.aLs
pxts than any remedy mention. SINGER ~
fejoce that Ue haze at length pur-a!te which
tlls sontleuee OF III. ptut-s,I.l aud The IeI:.
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Washing o. d t.. til gt, isJ6. !
SI-: hare your .Ill> IN my cectI AID hospital
p-sclcc Hiac tIeti hesitate
Say they the best cithaIIIC eDpuy Their IeE-
l4giu4 action the liver u quick AMI decided,
quspJiy they admirable rgtey deIau
that organ Indeed have seldom found Of
J{soas dce ub.;I;.Ite ia readily yield
them. lIatvTLaIly yvut-, ALONZO BALL, NJ. d,
III s,cl4gs 4 tie ArTtRe N3gpi. =
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irrate and drpavi the kidneys, AMI BIZ conStent use
lea U chonic dcCsneratinnS and confirmed disease.
We present the Constitution Water to the public
with the conviction that it has eqHtl in relieving the
class Of diseases fer which il has been found enn
entity SlIcceSsu i for curing and trust that
shall be rewarded for efforts in placing valuable
me u in form tic requirenents # patient
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STRANGCARY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL.
URINNTiNti.
For these diseases it Is truly a sovereign remedy
anil too much cannot be said IN is praise. y single
dose has been known to relieve the most urgent synp
toms.
Are YOU troubled with a distressing pain in the
sUlfll ei the back AMI through the hips telspoon-
tul DAY OF the Constitution Water viii relieve You
ike magic.
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BosTeS CoKyErs. :. Y. Dec. p. 1851 H5a H.
Gr~a7 4 Co. tfsra, :. freely give you ii5crtr u
ruthe rs. y. tie following certificate 81 valua of
Constitution Water. v1ct can rae - in tie
the soul4ers. whole length 81 r back. All n Ter
limbs with P1I-rfsa - tRc HINT gHd K-.f.a.6o4 o
to B14d1er. I called phvsiciar, who attended, her
about three mcats, wen ne le Ter worse taaa ie
l cald fni vao attended her .gr ateut nine months
ar while sic under his sae did rot zl.Er
quite much pain H finally s~e her NJ. ana sall.
.5er iar4-ffa fsr. sa5l lie, .4E has
Operates 17~Hz- o.fe- et Rer dfca7ties' About
ffJS ma she g.. nam noel sse ~ constitution Wat
or AMI to our ur- r,aet. almost ta first irse
seemed have t.z desired ei--t. ar SIC Eea- IN
proving rS9s5ly uaer Is t-a-t. sa3 now fFa-
tends entirely sr Z nestle AFFAIRS as NOS taS-a
an~ Of tae Co1srtutal Water fer about NJ weeks.
AMI har0r o. 50 ti5- i has Hr l8--j Fse--
lulneEt cur. 81 II. ; ~ kI,s>C is.5ii-S-
Wz-EEEsr-ELn, Cr7n.. Nergh .. Iss3s.- Dr. ". II.
Gr-eg.-- Dsor Sl- Having seer xsn- -~ert5s slsas
.Cansritslr.aE S7eT. Ia lHtlsr1rrz-
fioa q IL Ir~s aai irritation e - Bladder. sy
i1- SUs71 for the ~ rec vz-~. All tfi tie zsIl
az EaEa--F q zg temporary T.ts-,
was infused - Try raar 5icsl.- p scerret o9s
hottie q vour agent at Il .Ft..T / fSsrs Lee >ssas4
{ Co.. al3 VIXEN Ga uSed nall nv sarTsrzse
foaad great caa-e Il nv haa,tA. hav2 us5l t1s
bottles ef aT1 III here u-ze- exEactei 70 BE
lrafgase fori feel that ali AMI Elarc than yoI
recommended Il he. Nay Blessings Of God
attend yaa IN vour l4a0rs Is lore. Yours truly.
lEGSARD :. BIGEL0W-
~ Tor sale b al Druggists Price 81
VIZ Il GREGG CO. Prolr5e,nFs.
MORGAN : ALIEN General Agents.
No 45CiiH-St.. New York.
Agents ia Cllieazo: FULLER. FRENCH Fl II.EE;
Agents in Ci7~nFsti IT I{DS2L BRO. ISM
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FEN SEES--FENALE S--EEMA LES.

In many Affections peculiar to Females. the EXTRACT
BrCHU is unequalled by any other remedy in
Chlorosis Retention, irregnariy, Painfulness,
Suppression Of Customary EgacEtions, liberated
SerTnous of the ters, Leuchorrhoca or Whites
stsrility and for all complaints incident the sex
wbe...er arising from in1iscreton Habits Of 0esspa
ton or in tine
DECLINE or CHANGE OF LIFE
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FTsi-sTAEY. eseSAi..
Banking z Ccuecticn Once.

AE9REARs or PAY
Due Officers. Sellers, er saii7rs OF the army ami
Ssvr. promptly collected or elslsed-
EsDEsTEFss
Due from the United States. STATE ana COUNTY collect
e. or cashei ~elirrs wou-dsi u battle: tlose SER
Wig p aat.s il tao-ysars' oryanizetaas and tase
serving tao wha4 years II any regiment entitled
PENSIONS
Procured far Walnyrs C,1r-1 uniar sixteen. Deepen
deB5 Tafaers aai DEEPEN ist orphan sisters. % dece1-
Cd o,-lrs. soldiers an sesu1sn Of tiss army AL navy
OFFICERS
Fa- Rods. f}eEF;s ar Isnsnee I'D QuarteTrla s,e-s
Dapa7tE4.s@ FreErlr made cut and approved Claims
collected q caag4el.
PRIZE MONEY
Isus offers seaman and marines Of the naval service
czsUectef AM easel.
CLAIMS.
ALL JUsT claims against he Government BY officers
soldiers, sailors Ea-tcs. vgl receive aeation
Persons cut u tie city requested TO write
E<y-Aa xyssrjcnce Ia lie claim busia IS for two
Teafs extensive scqtz u1ance the army and
r. AID resiiens local agent " 4slnaztan. give
unusual facilities IN the tfaES4eton ca business with
She Bep4rtmenf@- BROWN ~ SHELDON.
lf-sm : Park Place, Ne-r y ors-
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PHYSICIANS


Have long sine given up tie Of hucu, cubcs and
juniper the treatment of those diseases. ami only
use them fer the want Of a better remedy.
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In all their Stages, 1t little Exposure.
Iit,i. change in Diet. No Inconvenience.
AsdHo Eep>sars.
II causes frequent desire aud gives strength 70
rinate tereby Removing Distractions. Prevents aud
cnrcs Structures 81 the UEstlIra, allayng Pain and
Inflammation, frequent in tie class IT diseases and
expelIn all Poisonous, DISEASED AMI Worsout Matter.
Thousands upon THOUSANDS who have been the vic
tins Of Quacks, ami who have pail heavy fees 70 lie
curei in short time. have i9uni t1ey deceived,
and that the POISON" has. by Tue OF Powerful
out in a.sgreyating FORM and perhaps after Mar
rage.
and dissrses q the URINARY ORGANS, whether
existing in MALE FEMALE. from Whatever cause
originating and no mater Of HOW Long STAND
ING.
re;ie. Ueinha1d's GIsTact Buchu j. the great
DiuTefic, and j. ccrsin bare the desired eIec, N
all Di,sases for siies Il :, R-oopfsis4aied
Evidence . tie most rsgias'e AMI responsible char
ter viii accompany t,fc msteiae.
Price 100 per Bottle or xix for $500.
Delivered 70 any Aarss. securely packet from obser-
vaton-
Ds.~rs5e .s,ssgtsaas ia s,ig C;saaasasss-..llo...
Cures GBasantec,;I Ad.ice t.raiis!!
Adiress letters for insssraation -
III. -. ffsgsHBDLD. Ghesnest.
lei south Tents-st.. bs; C.iestnuf, Psrila
HELABOLDi- Bsfa-ad Die.
HELMB0LD'S Dry md cssasie5R ,Iirs-t9s-e.
sos Bsoaasvav. y ~ York.
Beware of CouatsEseIts AL unprineipiai dealers
pbo eBlearor dispose -of tier 0gn" aud other
articles on reputation affirmed By
Heim1od's Genuine Preparations.
Extract Bucbu.
Improyci Rose wasa-
SOLD By
ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
ASK FOR HELNB0LD'S. TAKE NO OTHER
Cot ogt the Advertisement and seni for il
AND AVON EXPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
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Dit RETICS

has proven itself equal to the task tat Las de,oa
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DECLINE or CHANGE OF LIFE.

Take more Baisam. Mercury.
plea ant Bedici ines for un pleasant and dan
eerous diseases.
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU AND IMPROv-
Ed ROSE WASH CURES
SECRET DIsla.Es
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Ryspep,in, Irnpurlty OF the nlood.

]'0r4 = y. s. Ha.ey, f'@l5- T 4frtu tturct, Bstp7.
D. ATsE: have used your pins with extraordinary
.lc-s my family and t->e called visit
distress. 70 Regulate ts Of digestion and
pEFIt, thc l.5i thy the VERY remedy have
iueyr, and confidently niTn-nd theui Il,
Iuy fr!-Ets Yours, j.. HINES.
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bo1 them ia esteem one oI tie hes, asiyuis aya
them excellent remedy. who given small o,es
thn45 dyse"tsry I'sa digrrtas. il,ir -r-aroe.,ing
n'Fs t'rn very acceptable AID Convenient IL tie
Of women and children.
Dyspepsia, InpurIty OF the blood.
|t0t4 =. J. ;. Hsey, ftsl5 = Aittq. t1ur stan.
-lc-s ~ my family a'd 'sn'n tiSe anl called 10 visit
ia 'iL-tlr-~ To- iss!"e die organs Of digestion and
pGFii, ;hc load, thy the v-ts best remedy have
my lr!- ats. Yours, J. y. HINES.
w..assw. Wyoming o. \ =, Oct. u, ISIS.
n,.R 81 a.n using Your Cathart. ms in prac-
tica hnI ~ iur-a.tise ceaasa
'ystea. aud pur.fg tie Jo,.,.ts,i7' u tts honf
jon, u. MGACiIA'I, ". D.
Constipation. Cc.tfvene.s, suppres ION,
I;:,etin,n ti-ru, Cont, Neural !; TIA, Drop
-. Taraiy- as, EIss, etc.
From Dr.. j Z, I-sf.a, M7.trsss, Cln1da-
est,ea.ss. Ifoers II our fsatene have found tI.rr,
ins it Tor the bneus Of the 1auuie> Sho safer from
that complain icii. although hai onoagn in itself
irs7ss 10 originate IN the liver but Pills affect that
organ and cure tlie disease.
From Mrs. Z. S2ttart Pigric'1n and Mir Boston.
and enc or two large doses r vr pills taken at the
proper time exc eut Pr motives + the aGt,yaf
f'n nh-n Who'll, partially suppressed AMI lso very
ere,ual to o,sse ths eIg-i They
much hest physIc that recommend
no ether 20 my PATIENTS
From n. Rer DR. H1,otes ofDs Hstfoi, Epls Church.
PULASKI Housr- Savannah Ca. jar. 6. 1855.
H7HcFEp SIR; should I've ungratrfGl for the relief
your skin has broaght me If Gid report my
YOU a CoIi 'te4 Ia ny ll,t1 So OF Int On era
hating nsHTyc pans which ended IN c5r9UIc r3sEng
bm. Notwithstautiis hti the be Of py siciuS tie
tisea grew aud until bS The advice of Your
excellent agent in Baltimore, pr Mackenzie. tried yoHr
Pills their effects slow. but BY poFsSyering
In the Of them, l am entirely we'll
SENATE CH.MBER, Patton Eouge La. Dec. 1855.
Dr. AVER: have been entirely cured, by lis Of
EdSasatc GJuf-a painful disease that had afflicted
FIR vars. VINCENT SLIDELL-
Most Of the Pills in market contain Mercury,
whi,h, although valuable remedy in shfful hands is
dangerous in public pll. from the dTca ifu cunse-
GScaces that frequently fo'w it, incaEtouS These
contain no mercury or mineral substance whatever
Price, % cents per Box, or 5 Boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
z.f-For sale at Flummer Il Keliy's, Avery s Co.'S,
nj I. Pots's Drugstores, Richmond, Ind.
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GEN. BUTLER,s DEPARTMENT.

BALTIMORE, June 20-A letter received
from Bermuda Hundred, dated June IS, says:
{" In all, 81 pieces Of artillery have been cap
tured from the enemy in our assaults upon the
works at Petersburg, besides large number Of
prisoners. ~ 81.
When the enemy withdrew his forces in
front OF Gen. Butler, to reinforce PETERSBURG
Butler Immediately sent out force, under
Gems. Terry and Turner'S which succeeded in
destroying an impoI tant bridge and miles OF
railroad track, near w altham Junction. Ear
ly's date Longstreet's) Corps crossed the James
river near Drewry's Bluff, in strong force and
was seen coming down the Petersburg turn
pike as General Buffers forces entered their
works."
A letter dated last evening says the steamer
Amanda Winants, whilst passing Wilcex's
wharf, was fired into from the north side of
the James river by rebel battery. Ten shots
were fired at her, one of which passed through
her hull, near the water. No one was in
jured.
The James river is blockaded a few miles
below Drewry's Bluff, to prevent surprise
from rebel rams.
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MEETING OF THE PEACE DRMocRAoY-Val.
landigham and Fremont both Indorsed- Great
Expectations of the Peace Democracy from. he
Fremont Observation-Disclosures meeting of the
Peace Democrats OF this District was held last
night, to the number OF seventy.five or one
hundred, at the rooms over Parker's Hail, and
missioner Charles Mason.
A letter was read from Prof S. F. B. Morse,
inclosing 50, and asking to be constituted
member of the association. The reading Of the
letter occasioned much applause. and Mr.. Thos.
y. Florence made speech highly laudatory Of
Mr.. Morse's patriotism and Peace Democratic
principles. ..Ht. ~. ---,a.t,.
Messrs. Samuel T. Drury and @. Gautier
connected themselves with the association
On motion of Mr.. Florence, 1t was resolved
that meetings be held every night for the next
two weeks and that members OF Congress and
others be invited to address such persons as
may assemble in the nall -..g
MIR. Florence also moved the appointment of
q committee to get up proper celebration of
the coming Fourth OF July; and the motion
"Hn nnursuance Of MT. Florence's resolution.
a COMMITTEES, consisting Of Messrs. Florence
pointed to make all arrangements for the cele.
at this moment man dressed in the uni.
form of u. S. soldier entered the room, and
as he was the first that had done SO since the
organization of the association, he was yocIf.
erously applauded.
Mr. Finn moved that the delegates elected to
the Chicago be requested to meet at a specified
time, go that 1t might be known who would
and who would not 60. :
Mr. John F. Ennis said he had been elected
delegate, but he begged leave 20 decline the
profered honor, as he was elected against his
wishes and consent, and when he was not in
the room. .s.t.-s t5.F5f -
Mr. ]. 2. Hoover said he hoped the gentls-
man would not be excused. -
q Mr.. Ennis said he did not intend to go to the
Chicago Convention aud hang aroundi its doors
as q beegar knocking for admission. He
thought he could do moce good by staying at
himself, however, to support the nomines, at
ChicGso, whoever he might be. (APplause.l
Mr.. Hoover claimed that there would be NO
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The Unsuccessful Description of
the Enemy's Line-Our Loss during the
past Ten Days 5000 Killed and w ound.
ed-Capture of 1900 Rebel Prisoners.
IAssociated Press Correspondence
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,
June lS-S p.m.-The fighting yesterday was
very severe along the greater part of the line,
the most determined efforts being made to
break the eneIny's line at several points But
little ground was gained, however, except on
the left, where the enemy were forced to fall
back to an inner line on account of the ad.
Hanced position gained by Ledlie's division Of
Bnrnside's corps on Friday afternoon.
The enemy's line is nearly in the form of a
semi circle, with the ends resting on the Ap-
pomattox river-Petersburg about the center.
At some points OF the line our guns are within
mile and half OF the city, and it can be de-
stroyed at any time with ease.
The heaviest fighting occurred on the right
center, where each division Of the I'd corps, at
different hours, charged the works in front,
but without success, the enemy being behind
breastworks OF the strongest character, with
troops masssd behind, and our men having to
cross open fields OF 200 to 400 yards in extent,
exposed to cross fire from batteries planted
so as to sweep the entire space.
The last attack was made at D. m. by the
Sd division, under Gen. Mott, and their loss
was probably heavier than in either of the
others. Gen. Price was wounded while gal
lantly leading his brigade in the charge. Gen.
Martindale, on the right, attacked the enemy,
and succeeded in taking a few prisoners. His
loss is reported at about 500 n.ra
The 5th corps did not lose heavily in their
advance in the morning, but lost considerable
in the afternoon in their attack on the left.
Our loss, during the past ten days, will reach
at least 1000 in killed and wounded.
The loss Of the enemy at some points was
greater than ours, but being generally behind
their entertainments were not so much ex.
posed, and Of course suffered less on the
whole
All the prisoners taken so far (some 1900
OF whom about 200 came in yesterday repre-.
sent themselves as being in Beauregard's
army.
The following changes have been made.
Gen. ingalls, has been designated as chief
quartermaster Of the combined armies in this
vicinity, to be stationed at City Point, with
Gen. Grant.
Lieut.. Col. Batchelder, chief quartermaster
I'd army corps, has been temporarily assigned
as chief fquartermaster at Gen. Meade's head.
quarters.
Captain L. H. Pierce, late assistant chief
quartermaster, Army eff the Potomac, has
been promoted to chief quartermaster of the
9th army corps, with the rank Of lieutenant
colonel. f
Captain Ransom, assistant to Captain Clin-
ton at headquarters Army Of the Potomac,
has been assigned to duty in the commissary
department at headquarters Of the 9th army
corps.
These promotions are we'll deserved, and
reflect great credit on the Commander-in.
Chief.
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FROM EUROPE.

CAPE RACE, Jane 20.-The steamer North
American, from Liverpool, June 0, and Lon.
donderry on the 10th, passed at O'clock on
Sunday morning, bound for Quebec.
The political news is unimportant
1t is said that the Germans assent to a rort-
nights extension of the armistice.
Latest via Londonderry.
LIVERPOOL, June 10-The RESUMPTION of
hostilities in Denmark is feared.
Breadstuffs are dull and downward. Wheat
easier. Provisions quiet and steady. Consols
0aa90H. Illinois Central shares 33a3O dis
count. Erie shares 55a5O.
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pYJ. G. McGUIRE& CO., ,A1otioneers.
COMMIssIoNERs, sALR nF RRAL EsrA

COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
No. l72 Petitions In the Circuit Court, D. @.
VALUABLE BUSINESS LOT ON PENNSYLYA-
MIC NdA oAHpEIMHGE,s M M, AND BRICK TAvEKN AT
In compliance With an order fthe Circuit Court
of the District of Oolumbia and at the request of
amaJority OF the parties interested y entered on
the 18th day of February 1851 In the matter ofthe
petition OF Peter O. Howle and others, heirs at law
OF Psrke q. Howle. deceased, the undersigned.
Commissioners in the above entitled csuse. will
offer at public sale, on the premises on UESDAY.,
June 18th. commencing with the FIRST named at
O'Clock p L.. the following described real estate,
being and lying in the city of Washington. D. c.
lst. Lot No g, in square A, fronting the south
side or PeDnsylvsnia avenue, Near sd street, ad-
joining McDermott's Coach Factory, and contain
ns 2.466 square feet. =. =
% Lot No. 4, in square No. a67, situated at the
corner of 14th street and Maryland avenue at the
foot of the Potomse Bridge, eontainiog 93S
feet. Upon this lot there is q large Brick DWELL
ing House. suitable for tavern, and other improve
ments. -
Terms Of sale: one-third in cash on the day of
sale, and the purchaser to give bonds for the resi-
due in the name of the respective heirs, payable
with interest at the legal rate At six and twelve
months after date the title to be withheld till the
payment of all the purchase money -
All eonveyances at the cost Of the purchaser
JOHN HENDERSON, =. .r
HENRY A. CLARE,
.. CORNELIUS A. DOCGHERTY
JOHN G.. ROBINSON,
Commissioners
1el3 j. @. MEG UIRE CO., Aucts.
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An Absurd Rumor.

CHAMBERsBURG, June 2O.-A report was
started from Newark, New Jersey, based on
what was stated to be q reliable source, that
the hundred days men at Trenton were under
marching orders for Harrisburg, q small force
of rebels having entered the Cumberland VAL
ley. This rumor has been brought to the notice
of General Couch, who says he knows moth.
ing Of such troops being thus ordered, as the
Cumberland Valley was never more quiet than
it is to. daY,