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Affairs In GesrgegoWn

INSTRUMENTATION The offers at the
Merchants Excoan this morning were 1000
bushels white corn; 200 bushels yellow corn;
e3O bushels wheat, 1.000 barrels -four, various
grades. Sales-tOO0 bushels ,aAmaged yellow
corn, 81 10: $50 bushels damaged, yellow corn,
% cents; $500 Bushels prime yellow Germ,
Si.16; 20 bushels white corn, ef.i6 There
were ne transactions OF note in nour. and
prices rule at former Quotations. 81
ARRIVALS or GRAIN AND FLoUR.-Tne
canal boat N. Walsh arrived this mornne
fooIn Willismsport With coo barrels Of -four,
$500 bushels Of corn. and 40J bushels of wheat,
for Meesrs. George Waters and Benz. Darby
The Sally BIllpyer arrived this morning from
Snepberdstown with 230O bushels wheat, 20
barrels flour, and 1900 bushels corn, for Geo.
Watrs. The canal boat Andrew Johnson ar +.
rived this morning with 5000 bushels corn for
Nessrs. Hartley 4 Bro ~
THE FISH WHARF.-This morning, 1000
herring, brought up yesterday on the sioop
Far Play, were sold at 50 per thousand.
a bout 5000 herring arrived this morning from
the LATHE Falls, and sold for $40 per th ousand.
zoe shsd from the same place brought SIS; 100
ttyiors from the Falls brought 81 per thou
sand.
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Special kilograms to the Star.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

LoEDcs, April IS-noon The, money
MARKET " quiet. Cousois. o.; Erie, 3yk; III
nois Central. 76k; y. 5. 5-sfs. ex-diviIe al,
7fx b. ~
FsAsxroRr,s Apr, ie-aoou.-U. 5. spas
wx. 81 IL
LIVERPOOL. Aprn is-nooR.-Ths brokers
circular Gays the cotton sa.es for the week
amount 10 5i,ID bales Of winch l6 uOn wera
bought by specuiators and exporters The
market to- day IL dull aud Gales are trff,ins
M,ddlipg Up!ands, ia; Orleans. iikai2d
The siot kan port aggregates $4,000 bales, OF
which i4i.0t0 are American. - =
Breadstuffs are TOTALLY unchanged Pro-
visions sre unchanged. except lard w nicn sd
vanced 70 J.s4,d. %, Q,
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GOVERNMENT sEcURIrIEs.
WASHINGTON, April IS, 1897.
Jay Cooke q % furnish the fo,lov,us quo.
ations Of 0overnment securities

The JEWS AND THE iEsURAHOE COMA
SIKs,-Certain agents OF the Fire Insurance
Companies have made themselves and their
employers ridiculous. il not odious, by issu-
ing circulars 10 their sue.agents, ordering
the m not TO take risks from Jews Making
religious distinct ions in m alters OF trade il ex.
tremely offensive an a matter of taste. ar. viii
De- strongly condemned by people OF all de-
nominations The Jews have held meetings
throughout the country TO protest against This
objectionable distinction, and. at a meeting of
Jews held in New York on Monday evening
IL was decided to appeal 10 the courts, and
compel the offending companies to repeal the
offensive order. IL will be a nice legal % oiut
to decide whether an incorporated company
can make religious distinctions in dealing with
its customers.-N J.. WOriG,
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IMPORTANT by CABLE.
Negotiations Broken OFF between Frnncc
ard Prussia

LONDON. April fs.-2P. E.-Desp patches have
been received which state that the negot atoms
between France nnd Prussia have been BROKEN
of. American securities are quoted AZ thi,
hour as follows: U. :. 5-2o's-ex. DIVIDEND
7lx; Eries, SIX; Illinois Central, 75x.
LIVERPOOL, April i6-2 p M-The cot,op
market Is fiat and prices have fallen fuIIy "a
since the noon report. MiddIing Uplands are
now quoted al II I'd.
LONDON. April 1873 p M.-Owtne IN tho
Easter holidays no markets will be held AZ.
ter TO day until Monday next
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Schooner Ashore and Loss of Life

PLYMOUTH, Me, April t8.-An unknovn
coal laden schooner went ashore during rho
gale yesterday.
A life boat in attempting TO save the crew
was UPSET alongside and four OF her crew
were drowned. The boat drified ashore and
was again manned and succeeded in saving
the crew of the schooner. Henry Hunt was
washed offthe bowsprit Of the schooner viii
lis Lncoln. And q boat containing a man
named George Land and another man VIZ :
launched TO save him, but 1t upset and both
men were lost
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STRIKEs ENDED The strike IN the Lehigh
coal region, that has so long existed, has a.
last terminated, the men acceding 20 the re-
dUciIon of wages, and active operations Will
al once be commenced In the Schuyikill re-
gIon new strikes have occurred OF some COL
leries, during the past week, while az others
that have been idle for some time past, opera
lions have been recommended
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VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION The
tnlon Republican State Convention OF Viz
gina met IN Richmond yesterday. Full dele
cations OF white and colored men were pres
ent nom each county in the State. numbering
2iO, OF whom 50 were white. temporary or
ganIZaiIon was Effected by the election OF Geo
W. Rye, of Shenandoah county, as chalrslsu
and the editor of the Virginia State Journal a.
secretary A committee, composed of one
from each delegation, was appointed on per-
rs.nsat or an, as,on w NH. they were per-
tecunt snsH iaoors speeches were dell vered
by Ihos- W Conway, formerly commissioner
OF the freedmen's Bureau for Louisiana and
otner gentlemen. The committee on perma.
nent organization reported John Hawxhurst.
OF AIe&andTla, tor president of the Convention
ara ten vice prssldsnts, including Hunricutt
Lewis Mckenzie, OF Alexandra, and three
coiored men, AID secretaries. After the an
pointment OF committees on resolutions and
sh sddress. the convention adjourned until TO-
day at 10 O'Clock. The Union League OF Amer
lea was In session last night. and ~ is under.
STOOD that measures for a thorough orCaniza-
lCn OF the Repuo lican party in the state will
oe considered ana adopted A large Eniop
mass meeting will be held here this evening
IN front OF the Capitol. Able speakers have
been engaged. and grand demonstration "a
exected. John Minor Bolts was not present
Al the convention. II is composed entirely OF
delegates elected by loyal people. and thew are
mostly from the workiE classes O. whites and
blaek Ks.
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THE MISSISSIPPI AND GEORGIA CASES.
In the Supreme Court of the United STATES
this morning, Hon. Robert ]. Walker filed an
amended bill in the Mississippi case against
the Secretary of War. Sen. Grant and Major
Gen. Ord.
Attorney General berry moved 10 dismiss
this snd the Georgia II, or the ground of a
want Of jurisdiction, and by consent of coun-
sci, tse motion will be argued next FRIDAY
week the 18th Of AprII
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Professor Livingston Shot Dead

NEW YORK, April 15.--Professor Livingston
was shot this morning at No. II jefferson
street He was employed as a lecturer at Bar
NUNS Museum. Cady, the man who fired
the fatal shot, asserts that he acted in self de :
fence, Livingston having made An attempt On
his life. An inquest Will be held.
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A Murderer Hung

'DoYLRsTOwN. Pa, April 16.-AIbert Ten.
full was hung here at twel ve O'CLOCK to. day for
the murder OF Capt. Wiley at Bristol. He
mace no remarks upon the scaffold and did
not confess the crime for w hich he was hung
He attempted to commit suicide last night by
taking dose of poison. -
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- In Liberty district, Frederick county.
Md, the Democrats supported a "mixed'
ticket of white aud coIored men for delegates
to the Constitutional Convention MIR. Curry
(coloTed] and Gen. Anthony Kimmel, the
'sfarmer of Linganere." lead the ticket
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ARRKsr OF II. RIyEs PoLLARp-NIr III
Rives Pollard was arrested yesterday upon
the Central train Immediately upon It's arri-
val, IN Obedience 70 peace warrant issued by
Recorder Regnault, charging him with threat
ening the life Of Thomas II. Wynne. Esq He
was conveyed TO the second station. heuse
where he gave bail IN the sum of S3O-Judge
Guild acting a his security-fOr his appear
aEce before the Mayor this mOTning.-Pict.
- D.
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Marine Disaster.

NETf YORK. April i9.-The steamship Scotia
arrived last night from Liverpool
. On the nth instant she ran into and surk
the chip Berkshire from New Orleans for
Havre I--'.
The captain and his wife and sixteen Of the
crew were saved.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

II Is understood that resolution fayorinp
Greet Intervention in Mexican affairs was the
nj lect of discussion for an hour or more in
executive session of the Senate to-day. and
finally laid over on the ground that its discus
SION should properly be- made in open session.
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"A negro school teacher has been ap-
pointed register OF voters under the military
bill In Alabama, On the Recommendation ofthe
prominent white citizens Of Jsckson county.
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Shipwreck.

NORFOLK, April ls.-The schooner Jonas
Sparks. from Wilmington, for B4ItiInor
with naval stores, was totally wrecked near
Beaufort, on Sunday last.
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PHiLADFIrHIA CI-srn, un1-Sr

/; was thought abeut the Capitol to- day that
the nominations OF Judge ] h Friday for
Naval Officer. and Judge Stein. of Easton Pa,
for surveyor OF the Port OF Philadelphia, had
been sent II 10 the Senate
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~The extension of our limits the YVES.
tern extremity of the continent gives the
United States four hours and thirty
nine minutes more sunlight than 1, had be-
fore. -. -. -
IA man in St. Cloud mixed poison with
his wbiskey and give IL 10 two Of mis- children
and urged his wife TO drink oft. She refused
and administered milk to the poisoned chill
dren, and saved them. The man died.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Capt. Philip r. Fendal
JT., has been detached from the Norfolk sta
hon and ordered 10 the Guerrero, the flagship
OF Admiral T.. ii. DAVIS, as Fleet Marine OF
nicer o. the South Atlantic Squadron
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ILLSEss or CHARLES kfSG.-We regret TO
learn. by a letter from Mr.. Bryant or March
25tn that Mr.. King then lay at Rome dam
gerousiy i'll. ana that small hopes were en-
te Ffafned of his rscovery.-N. T. Ereaiag Post.
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: 81 The Savannah RepubIicon says. Gao
counts represent the condition of things IN
Camden and Bryan counties as truly alarm,
ing; the widest days OF St. Domingo seem to
have been reproduced in Southern Georgia
In one county two negroes were sentenced to
death for murder, and three others to the peni-
Tertiary. A mob OF colored people surrounded
the jail broke open the doors, and allowed the
prisoners to escape. In another county men
Were found hanging 10 the trees within 8 short
distance of the public roads, and has been
hanging there for several days"
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NIRGIHIA UsURY LAws--The irginia Sen
ate, Saturday, again rejected the bill modify
ing the usury laws, so as 10 allow eight per
&c Mt by contract. .-.t -
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S27O,I4l6O
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CONGRESSIONAL.
T8uRspAY, April rs.

prayer and the reading OF the iourn 81 Of yVs
ierday, on motion OF Mr.. Anthony, went into
execuave session.
extend the session to SATURDAY next at four
O'Clock.
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EPLEEDID BLACK SILKS, &c nc.

NPLEEDID BLACK SILKS, &c,Sc.
Z 20 pieces extra fne and heavy quality of
BLACK eros GRAIN SILK. Waite Edges, }
from 81 rs 10 SIS per yard.
New colers Plain Silks, Sl.5e sI.7s. So, SaS
Check, Striped and Plaid Silks
Foulard and China Silks,
Plain and Plaid Silk Poplins, ,r
Also,
2C00 yards latest style Of French, British and
Germsn DREss GOODS. from Is cents to 81 30
per yard. ..#..r
Fine WHITE GOODS Of every dissertation
Large stock just received. and will be sold at
VERY Low PRICES. ...
JOS J. NAY q CO.,
SOs Pennsylvania avenue
ap ls-2tif between 9Th nd 10th sts,
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Arkansas ASD THE INJUNCTION CASES
Governor Murphy, OF Arkansas, Ia. teIe-
graphed 10 Senator-elect Garland, ordering
him not TO tile petition for an inlun action
against the enforcement OF the reconstru ctior
bill for that STATE, as he thinks that a decision
against ~ will not result fayorably 70 the in
tsrests of his constituents Sen ttor Garland
has accordingly abandoned his intention to
bring the matter before the Supreme Court
and has been engaged by Governor Sharkey in
bshaif OF The Mississippi petition. - Washiagt,a
GOTTespoh dencs " \. TtMss
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LABOR STRIKE AT NEW loRK.-Tne indica-
tons are that the strike" engaged in for tn =
past two weeks by some Of the carpenters OF
New 4 DIRK Will soon De brought 70 a close
me absence of a pressure OF work. the wan.
OF general fund, and the necessities OF fam.
HISS, will soon force a return 20 the old prices
-5 % day, and the higher and lower figures
according TO the capacity OF workmen The
attendance al the hall in The Bowery, ON Tues
day, was net so large as during last week,aad
there did not seem TO be a disposition TO con-
tInue the strike. under The impression that the
movement was prem ature, and not warranted
Dy the condition Of trade. The painters
hought OF looking for ~ 80 as the daily
season, bat ~ was agreed upon by the society.
Inc men employed In some OF the shops
'stood out" but as the .sstrike'' was not gen
eraI' these soon returned 10 their labor, re-
ceiyIng the original wages, % So or 81 when
on superior work.
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MExICs.-Tbe Sicgs Of TerG Craz.-Vera Cruz
letters to the 5th instant report that that place
IL still closely besieged, and the garrison is
attscked every night. The yomito, the worst
form OF yellow fever, has appeared, and the
dead have been buried in the Castle San uan
De tlloa. but norther having set in on the
3th and 3th inst2nts- they had 10 be buried in
the city The supply OF water is cut off, aud
there are NO vegetables, trait, or fuel. The
people are living on salt provisions. Several
commanders have given mp the task of de-
lending he city, and Jose Juan Landero now
commands the garrison The Imperial Pre-
fect continues 10 eXpatriate all VINO are sus.
pected OF adherng 20 JuareZ. Some private
parties have succeeded in reaching Vera
Cruz from Mexico, and they report that on the
3lst uitimo Generals Porfirio, Dios, and Ala
tome took poSses-io OF Huibea
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CARRIAGES cARx1.crs CARRIAGES.
We nave on hand the most extenstve stock of
Carriages ever offered in this market. 1aR6
coI con- svsr} style and finish New 6&
to buyert ut reasonable rates. Gall and xemf a
our stock before pure chasing
Repairing promptly attended 70
AO5 .Penns. avenue. and
- Io-4- 416 9Th street.
DEM. MUTUAL LIFE INsURAEOE 90.
Il OF PEILADBLPHIA.P PA.
CAPITAL, 81 500 900
Noricn:-The 30 per cent. df vidend on the DAY
pent 1850 10 nov ready 60 be delivered TO the IN
sured u The agsEcy. Oauv asserS vented
- have nov en- hand the following arss GLASS Fire
Tns Internstion.I Fire In.ursnce Co.. Of W.
York Capital l,4A ySE.
North American Fire Insurance. Cs., Of Hart.
City Fire Insurancs %. of Hsrtfoyd. t.
National Fire Insurance o.. of ositimors Ma
And y Washington Fire Insu rance 90 OF Rsiti
more, Nd, all having large eaDitsl. = - ~
All Ipsarsncss attended 70 iroaDti5 ~ ssa.eas.
At the s6id RsiS aisSsi Assscy.r uioses 3
: 7.sis .y0aN BlooLeo. Agent, s4I
Cos1ss q .tA sad Psa1s AZ: Zee. Ne q.
s.14 - "a u 10 aaF 4 -
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INTERIOR DKCOBATIOHsl
Stamped Gilt. Bronzed and Decorative Wall Pa.
psrs Window Shades in the greatest variety. Floor
and Table 0ilcioths Of different grades, Shade
Hollands in all colors, Picture Cords and Tassels
Paper shades, Eireboard Prints, Door Mats
etc. ..- an ls.tf
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IMPATIENT OF TaE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

DEPAKKTTM4nNpT Of TEE 5ETERIok,
WARRINGTON, A prii s, 1857
On the petition Of ISAAC Brown, Of cecil
tor tom, Mar, lane praying for the extension Of
49, u.s., for an Improvement in Msde Of Driving
Dsxs, tor seven years from the expiration OF
July, 1857: W
Ii is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once on MONBAY, the LIST day Of
July next, ct IL O'Clock n and ali persons are
potihed to agPear and show cause, II any they
,Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED to
nle IN the fstent Once their objections, specially
set set fSTth II writing st le.:t twenty days before
party TO be need Ut the said hearing must be taken
ana uAAsbatted In accordance with the rules Of
the once, which will be furnished on applioatton
Disposition, and other papers relied upoa ss tes-
tmony must be Died in the once twenty days be.
fore the day Of bearing; the arguments, II ANY.
within ton days after fling tho testimony.
III R ::s tia: this notice Be RSbi:hed In
o. -: u, and II TIE American, Baltimore, Nd /,
onoe q week for three successive weeks; the frst
o. SAID publications to be at least sixty days pre-
O. TdEAKER,
-, Commissiouee Of Patents.
f.6.1ditorg Of the above DoDcrs viii please
COPY and send their bills to the Patent Once with
paper containing this notice a is- Wv
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MEMS SUITS ct So.
sEITHs.
MEMS SUITS at STA.
MEMS SUITS q, 81.
SMITHS
MEMS SUITS at 3n.
MEMS SUITS ct ais.
At SMITHS
MEMS SUITS at sIs,
o.. st SMITHS.
MINIS SUITS a, $50,
A. SMITHS
BOTS SUITS at 60.
BOYS SUITS 81 S..
BOYS SUITS Of s.,
BOYS SUITS e, $40.
Al THE
GREAT CENTRAL CLOTHING 10 USf.
H6o suvrNru sruvur
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A MAGNlrIGENT SADDLE HORSE FOB
"A SALE.-To be seen daily from 10 to ~ :
IL a. m. at 402 L street, corner 18th IN
street. ap Is 6tr Ga
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6AsA VALUABLE
SsSaa co i II Il + y ) Il y L,

4e==zzs VALUABLE
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND ALEX.
ANDRIA, LAND AND CITY LOTS
Ar PRIVATE SALE.
The estate called WARWICK, four miles
from Washington city, and two from Alexan-
dria, on the railroad and turn ike between the
iWo cities.
The property Will be sold in three part, VIZ
l. FiFTY-SIX ACRES, with BRICK
DWELLING containing II rooms, and out
buildings. On this land are, an orchard, in full
bearing; market garden, grapes, shruDbery,
forest and ornamental trees, and never failing
ofthe Washington and Alexandria, with the
Loudoun ard Hampshire Railroad, is within q
few minutes walk. The scenery and view are
Of unsurpassed beauty, and the surroundings
uneXceptiOnAble.
land, about fifty yards from the junction, and
100 from the CanAl-separated from No by
the Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad. This is
excellent land for grain and hay, and fol mar
ket gardening.
Leesburg road, about midway between I'll the
Theological Seminary and Alexandria. The
view from this situation is beautiful and extern
sive, and the neighborhood 7ery agreeable.
The above property will be showr by the
amily residing at Warwick
Also, the following lOtS IN ALEXANDRA:
ONE ACRE, adjoining the Loudoun and
Hampshire depot, bounded by Pcndieton, Fair
fax and Water streets.
ACRE, on the south side Of Madison
street, extending from Fairfax to Royal st.
ONE ACRE, or the south side Of Montgom-
cry street. few yards from the Canal Basin,
and extending from Wash!l. gton TO St. Asaph
street. part Of this lot is :, occupied by the
A lot on the south side of Queen street, be-
tween Patrick and Alfred streets, about 70 feet
front, and 100 deep, to Is feet alley, with two
S : all tenements thereon
a lot al the northeast corner Of Alfred and
Wythc streets.
A lot on the west side Of Columbus ST., be-
tween Wythe and Madison STREETS.
TERMS:-One half to be paid in cash, and
the residue in two equal instruments, at II and
18 m onths from sale, with interest," excepting
that 81, 900 Of the purchase money for No. can
remain in the hands OF the purchaser for about
years, bearing interest:
Further particulars Of ". G. YEATON, At
torney at Law, office in Stewart's Block, King
street {. A. ALEXANDER, Trustee.
je 24-eotf
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Fairfax county, sep l4-1awts

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
u Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court of
Fairfax county, in the suit of Money VS. Money,
tho undersigned, Commissioners therein named,
will sell to the highest bidder, before the front
door Of Fairfax Courthouse, on the 2lst
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1867, Chat being Court
day) the real estate of which the late John
Money, died, seized, (the widows dover ex-
cepted, consisting Of FOUR LOTS, viz No.
/ containing $50 acres; No. 2, 4SI acres; No. g.,
449 acres; and No. 4, 70 acres.
This land is of good quality under good
fence, each lot having sufficient quantity OF
wood we'll watered and the cleared land in
good state OF cultivation 1t is located near
Walters Mill adjoining the lands OF Lewis
Johnson, Thomas Emigh, and others
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the Court =
One-tenth of the purchase money in hand on
the day of sale, as deposit the residue in three
equal payments, at six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest from day of sale, to be
secured by the notes of the purchaser, and re-
tention of the title until the last payment IS
made Revenue stamps and costs OF convey
ance to be paid by the purchasers;
Persons wishing to Wow this land, prior to
the day of sale, are requested to cal! on Lewis
johnson, who will take pleasure in showing
the premises, LEWIS JOHNSON.
j. MOORE.
Fo;rfoy county, son 12-1aWts
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FREsH DRUGS, &c.-The subscriber has
II just received full supply of the following
articles, which he is prepared to sell at the very
lowest prices: Dbl Balsam CapaSal l barrel
fresh Olive Oil, Olive Oil de Aux, Sperm, Tan
ner's Lard, Straits, Machine, Longmoore.
Whale, Tanners, Crude Petro leum, Refined
ditto, Train, Raw and Boiled Linseed, Bin M,
Gle, Paraffine, Neatsfoot, Elephant, Castor Oil,
sc. Also White Mustard Seed, Jamaica Gin
Ammonia, Cloves Pepper, Mace Winslow'
Soothing Syrup Cod Liver Oil Chamomile
Flowers, Husbands Magnesia, Lump Magne-
STA. Celery Seed, Super Carb Soda, Qninine,
Paints of all kinds Babbitt S Saleratus, Babb
HENRY COOK,
san 8 SO and 22O. King street.