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RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, southeast corner 7th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND TWO
LOTS OF GROCND AT THE CORNER OF 5rH
SIhEET WEST AND RHODE ISLAND AVE-
IL On FRIDAY, the 7th day Of anuary. $50, I
shall sell in front Of premises, at 20 clock D. m
Of deedof trust to the subscriber bear
Liber X. H. No. 6, folos 4l4 ct SEQ one of the
land records Tor Washington county in the District
OF Columbia, the following named property living
and being in the City Of washington, District afore
said, viz:-Lots numbered twenty-eight (2sD and
twenty nine 49, in subdivision Of the west
hall OF square number FIVE hundred and eight (5osl,
With the Improvement, which consist Of a good
Brick House, &c, &c.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-third cash, balance in and 4
months the purchaser to give notes for the deferred
payments bearing interest from day of sale and
secured by deed OF trust on the property All con-
veyance and stamps at cost of the purchaser. I0O
TO be paid down when the property sold, and the
terms are not complied with in five days the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost Of the defauting purchaser by advertising
the same three times.
ANTON RUPERT, Trustee
deZ2-eods GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOT On STREET, BETWEEN 18TH AND

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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
Lot On STREET, BETWEEN 18th AND
IL BY virtue of a Deed OF Trust, bearing date
Es; on the LIST of December, 1868, and recorded in
-. Lber and r., No. 4, folio 43o, TO the under
signed, and at the request Of the person secured
thereby, will sell ON MONDAY, the 2dh day of
December, A. ID; ls6e. at cleck p. M the eastern
part OF Lot numbered Is, in square No 236 the
fronting q feet on street with depth Of las feet
The property Is improved 10y fine three-story Brick
House, and is No. 8 OF Park Row." on V 81. The
debt for which the property is now advertised is
1000, with interest from Dec. l. ls5, the costs of
protest and of this proceeding.
Terms OF Sale: 81 500 cash of which 800 will be
required when the property is struck off, the residue
of the cash within ve days thereafter the balance
at and II months, to be secured by deed of trust
the property. If the terms of sale are not COM
piled with within five days, the deposit to be forfeit
ed and the property resod at the risk and the
first purchasers. p. A. DARNEILLE,
deli tbs Trustee.
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
til MONDAY, 9th inst, at the same hour and place
By order of trustee.
de2O-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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"A HOOD. BY DR, J. Emory RIGORD, No. IA I
w. Fayette street, Baltimore, 4d. Sent ffee % any
address. Fly
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WANTS.

skb and se%s finale GEif. fo"fss n hInE fhE~
eezt Proprietor.
WAsN1TTkIpTuiA Tik highly rs pectable lady desires
star Si,cs Fer fu rther particulars address
"A enced gsrdener who understands the business in
all Il. various branches. Can furnish good recon-
mends,. ops. Address ,. A., Star once. IT.
NfuRNisMEspp' RoSMs 81 ssiSesr With .sist ta
family withsu nj children. Will be permanent If
i9i,sd ASGs: " Tth B. terms &C. Mrs LINES
WANTED-A Ga RI. one who understands cook
w ing. Inquire a. HAMMACKS s Restaurant,
corner PenDa av. and 18th st. de2s-7tt
WANTED-A SITUATION, by young woman.
ences fItrnshed. No. 1s1 Sd street between I st.
and New York av. de2s-6ts
WANIED.January lst. BOAKp in a private
ni.hed MS front room. Address, stating terms, M"
WANTED-Two first class SERVANTS; one to
w Cook, Wash and Iron, and one to Nurse and
ss Tse sss, MD PIT
street str and Pennsyiva%his MAS svenne. !" T dess tn St
WANTED-A WOMAN, to cook, wash, and iron;
sest Seaeen or sh and h Apply
WANIED-A ROOM: January lst, by single
sirable ROOM Location must be between llth and
h wess and and streets north AasFess
ZINE WHITE LINEN BOSOM sHIRTs-At
u 81 80, 81, and $3.50, atA. STRAUS', Penn; ave,
third door east of 1lth ct. del0-tDe3
WANTED-Ladies to know that they can bay
w Wilcox Gibbs SEWING MACHINE on the
most easiest terms. For its simplicity and noise
less working, il Is pronounced the best Sewing Ma
chine in the world. Agency at G. BAUMS Hoop
skirt and Corset Factory, SIS 9TH street, between
and E. de8
WANTED-GENTLEME TO CALL AT 411
w 10th street, where they can get their clothing
scoured dyed and repaired 20 as to appear as good az
clothing bought and sold. b. MAGRUDER, propri-
etor. no9 I'M
WANTED-Famies breaking up housekeeping
w removing from the city, 20 know that they
can dispose of their FURNITURE without the
trouble or expense Of auction, by addressing II.
LEVY, 2sS Penn'a avenue, southeast corner 10th
street no26- Inn
WANTEB-To rent buy, or rent with privilege
w of purchasing, from ONE TO TEN ACRES OF
LAND, improy ed, nearW ashngten. Address, stating
location and price, A. b. c., Star ONCE. oc2
u S. JUsTH PAYS FAIR CASH PRICES FOR
~. LADIES', CENTS AND CHILDRENS
SECOND HAND CLOTHING, UNDER-CLOTH-
tween and Z streets, third door from Young Mems
Christian Association Building. ~ B-Any Note
By Mail Promptly Attended To. my3lyT
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Southwest corner Penn avenue and llth 81.
TRUSTEES sALEOF A LOT AND HOUSE ON
9TH STREET WEST NEAR STREET NORTH.
E4 Trustee Of Mary W. Hobbs. dated the he soth G day
ana M no P G @ Il and md ssS2raea n I'd M in LssT
the holder of the debt secured thereby, the under
signed VIII seiI on the prenses' to the highest bid
clock p. (uness the debt is paid on or before that
dayI"Lot numbered seventeen (17D in @. NJ. Thorn s
hundred and seventy square south of 45 as the
same is recordered in the office of the Surveyor of
the City Of Washington in the District Of Columbia
with the mproye ct eetera; the said debt being
S33l.S with interest from November 3Oth, 1868.
The of sale third cash of which 500
be paid when the property is sold and the resi-
due within hve daysD and the residue OF the purchase
money IN six, twelve and eighteen months with in
notes for the deferred payments to be secured by
deed of trust on the premises and pay the cost Of
not fully complied with within five days from the day
of SALE the Trustee reserves the right TO resell the
public notice the risk and of the purchaser
COOPER hirfmER TSsts
SALE OF SERIIGEABLE i @ e AND ND UNsERyICE-
BUREAU OF ORDINANCE,
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON CRY. December 8, iS6o
There will be sold, at public auction, to the high
est bidder. at noon, on WEDNESDAY, January
Navy Yard, Norfolk, large lot of articles Of Ord
nance, comprising Gun Carriages and Miscellaneous
Terms one-half cash in Government funds on the
conclusion Of the sale. and the remainder within ten
days afterwards during which time the articles must
be removed from the yard, otherwise they will re-
vert to the Government.
1t is to be distinctly understood that no guarantee
and noted in the catalogue as regards their exact
condition quality but it is believed however, that
everything offered for sale is as represented, pr M
de62awtd Chief Of Bureau.
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EOR SALE-Two new BRICK DWELLING
HOUSES, ON Gay, near Green street, Gt orge-
town; Terms easy. Apply to A. Z. sHEPH ERO
269 Pa. ave. seq eotf
EOR RENT-The second and third STORIES Of
II Clarke Building, leach in one large room, on
Penna. ave., between % and 9Th streets will be for
rent Aug. LIST. Inquire of DIR. DANL B. CLARKE,
corner ~ street and Pa. avenue. jy 29-n
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

THE srAUNCH AND FAvoRITE STEAMER
Il p, SMITH, Captain A. b. ~@A
Field, will leave Washington, 9Th St Eak44=&S
MORNING, at o'clock, for all Landings on the Po-
tomac River, arriving kinsale evening leaV-
ing kinsale at 8 a. m. WEDNESDAY, arriving in
Baltimore same night.
GEO. X. CUSHING,
Superintendent Peoples Accommodation steamboss
Line. ocle-d
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nY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID successors TO Jas. q. McGuire & Col
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth 81
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Apply as above. no26
CHOICE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
The owner of the two dwellings at the northwest
corner OF Hth street and Massachusetts, avenue,
6hhlghand Piace,I oners Tor sale the west HOUSE
going thorough renovation and TO be completed by
house and as convenient fo1 e5tertaipmeatss bTa
The house measures SSX73 feet;
The new dining room has depth Of 81 feet;
Parlors q feet wide;
Parlor and dining room thrown into one. 70 feet;
Hal through the house width of ten feet;
Walls thick and substantially built;
Elevation very CONSIDERABLY
Commanding view of river, &c;
An heI5hisI ,fsa rs y she city; Ho,, poo
sale. 0n iis'''"nu D'0'A i0r
Inquire of OWNER, in corner house. no &c I'm
ENOR RENT-A modern finished HO Z So contain
mantes &c; water Sres and gas rfIS fxtnres come
pete; newly papered throughout Situate two blocks
81; L. LIBBEY No. 81 Water street, GeorgetoWn.
SEyE ERAL HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
at No. asa 18th street, north Of the Avenue. Stra
yispg still the e d city r or those desiring
so centrally. located and at such convenient dis
tsnce from both the Avenue and street cars. Table
BOarders accommodated. noA-tf
FOR RENT--The DWELLING PART of House
ass HABTE Se HoSss Ssss"'''
FOR REEHNToosE,endidly EEH poS R, furnished PARLORs
minutes walk Of Wiilard's Hotel, Ebbitt House, and
streets. west side. Members Of Congress and 9th
desiring suites of rCsms would do well to call be-
fore engaging rooms elsewhere. Apply on the pre-
misses. no 22tf
E'OR RENT-An elegant RESIDENCE, No. %
L. Louisiana avenue, with all the modern improve
nlents, gas water, stable, and carriage house, &C. 1t
i near the City Hall, and between the Capitol and
Presidents House. Inquire on the premises, be-
tween the hours OF II and 8 clock. no23-2awlm"
ENARM FOR SALE.-For sale, a nice little FARM,
from IS to l0 acres, in Fairfax county, Va, eight
miles from Georgetown, well watered aud healthy.
west nO23-eolm
LOR RENT-A SUITE OF ROOMS, Parlor and
Il Chamber, very large, new and handsomely furn-
ished suitable for Members of Congress, or any de-
string such rooms. Apply at $50 Il street north,
between 10th and l1th sts. west, north side. nol9-f
LCIRST CLASS RESTAURANT FOR RENT,
with all the modern improvements, and will he rent
ed low to a good tenant, on application to VIM. l..
WALL, corner 9th street and Penn. ave. nol5-n
HOUSE FOR RRENT-FURNITURE FOR SALE
i In a central location; h.use contains ii rooms,
newly carpeed and furnished i'm elegant style Price
furniture S3N0O cash Inquire at Star oice nos II
LNOR RENT-Two new, three stories, back build
ing and cellars, BRICK DWELLINGS, pressed
brick fronts, with marble window heads and stills,
brown sene base and steps; marble mar tels gas hot
situated Rhode Island avenue, bet 18th and 10Th
streets. Inquire at eos 18th street.
Of the above dwellings has recently been let to
the Hon. Jas. w. Marshall, First Assistant Post
master General. no3-n
ITOR RENT-Four FRAME HOUSES on l4th ST..
JANIS w. BARKER, ass II street, between Ilth
nd 18th. oc 2h
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CINCINNATI.
Progress of the Textile Fabric Exposition,

Progress Of the Textile Fabric Exposition.
CISCINNATI, August 4.-The expo
sition of textile fabrics has grown in
magnitude and importance. Good
Judges place the number in the visit
ing rooms to-day at 10000 persons.
The indications are that there will be
a lam tomorrow. All day the spacious
store rooms in which it is held were
packed with enthusiastic spectators.
The rooms are wide and well lighted,
and have an aggregate length of $50
feet. The spectators are startled and
gratiiied with the evidence Of perfec-
ton in the manufacture OF textile
goods in the West Eight new boxes
Of goods arrived to-day. The total
number Of entries is 1884. Among the
arrivals to-day is one box of cassi-
mere, kerseys and jeans from Brigham
Young, from the Deseret Mills, Salt
Lake. The receipt was acknowledged
by telegraph. There were very many
ladies among the visitors to-day. The
looms from Lawrenceburg and New
Albany, Ind, and FairmOunt and
Cincinnati were in operation all day,
weaving cassimeres, jeans and bag
ging. Manufacturers Of machinery
from all section have specimens
on exhibition. Everybody regrets
that il is to close so soon. The man
agement feel that their most Sanguine
hopes have been more than realized,
and that the display eminently de-
serves its name of the Great EXpOsi-
ton. The representation of the press
81 Of Tho hoe in
creased since yesterday. SiXty-tive
premiums are to be awarded; one OF
500, fOrsfancy cassimeres, and 500 for
the best bale of cotton; eight are of $50
each, and all the remainder S2j each.
Other awards not on the list will be
given.
Thirty carriage loads of exhibitors,
accompanied by citizens, drove to
Spring Grove Cemetery and Clifton to-
dav. visiting also the Hospital and
Work khouse, Sing Mein and Chow
Chow, The Celestials, who were ex-
pected, failed to put in an appearance
to-day, but are expected tonight, Ger
tain.
The rooms have been open only
during the day, but many requests
are coming in to open at night to af
ford an opportunity to the many who
can't come by day.
1t is now not improbable that the
time will be extended enc day longer
Visitors are arriving constantly, and
Z the hotels are crowded from places
within reach by rail. Great number:
come and go daily. All classes of the
community are deeply interested.
Tomorrow, at nine O'Clock, there
will be a meeting Of the Wool Grow
ers' and Woolen Manufacturers Asso
Citations Of the Northwest at the rooms
( Of the Exposition.
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pellants are in good request. WOoler
| shawls are in more animated demand
as are Germantown goods, such as
hosiery of low grades, scarfs, nubias
etc. There has been a great decline
in Western fits from here and Boston,
and this has already wonderful effect
on trade.
Money-The market is easy at 5Ca7
per cent for call loans, but chiefly at {
per cent. Sterling quiet at 9a@ 10.
Gold dull and without change, open
ing at SO, declining to 354, and closing
at 355d036. The carrying rates were
5497 per cent. Clearances S44, 900, 600.
Governments are higher, closing firm.
About $3.50. 900 of the bonds sold to the
Government to-day, were delivered at
the close of bank hours. The remain
der will be delivered tomorrow.
State bonds heavy; old Tennessees
81; new 574. The liabilities of the
Greek firm which failed yesterday are
reported to be about 000,00O pounds
sterling. In this market the failure
Is owing to bankers whose sOlvency
will not be effected by the loss, 1t is
moreover expected that a handsome
dividend win be declared.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, August 4.-Cotton
firm; sales $50 bales. Gold 3ji. Ster-
ling i99. New York sight Z premium.
Flour dull at s. Is to So 60. Corn,
white, 81 10. Oats Zoe. Bran 81 90.
Hay scarce prime S29 to S3l. Pork
$35 .. Bacon retailing at lGc for
and 19Cd}20c for sides. Lard
in tierees, 2OG2lei kegs no 23c, SUI
gar, common, 1l@12c; prime l4c.
MOlasses, prime fermenting, 63e.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, August Flour steady
and unchanged. Corn 9Oc, Oats,
new, 43G soc. Whisl1y 81 08. Pork
s33 80, Rsik shoulders lac; sides l6lc.
bacon shoulders I5lc; sides I84Gl9c.
Hams BIC. Lard 192e. Red wheat
81 goal %; white 81 4Q@l d6, Butter
25@ Doc. Eggs l4e,
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, August Flour, spring
extra, s. sea- 10. Wheat 81 37k.
Corn 8766S4c. Oats 56058c, Rye
92c. Barley 81 80, HighWines 81 04l.
Lard lS3c4 Bulk shoulders 1880.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, August 4.-CoHsois closed
1t 92s; $40 bonds s3s. In Frankfort
385,
LIVERPOoL, August 4, - Cotton
elOsed ttrmeri Uplands l2td; Orleans
I35d; sales IL, 600 bales,
California white wheat los Sd; Red
Western IS cd. Western -four 2is. !
Corn 2ss Sd. Oats 3s Sd. Peas Ais.
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BOSTON,.
Murder OF Mrs. Or. HObbS--A carpetbagger
from Mississippi Committed the Crime.

Murder Of Mrs. Dr. HObbS---A carpetbagger
from Mississippi Committed the Crime.
BOsToN, August Mrs. DR.. Hobbs
was shot dead in her parlOr last night,
in the presence of her husband and
children, by ThOS. l.. White, of Tenn,
a patient. White was arrested.
An inquest is to be held tomorrow
relative to the murder Of Mrs. Hobbs.
The murderer, Maj. White, came from
Nova Scotia, and studied law in this
CITY, and was admitted to practice.
When the war commenced he enlisted
In the Ninth Massachusetts regiment
as a private and served with distinc-
ton. He was severely wounded at
Fredericksburg and subsequently pro-
NOTED TO the rank Of Major, for gal
lantry. OF late he has resided in
Mississippi, and was a delegate from
that State (?) to the Chicago COnven-
ton of 1868, and has since acted as 9
registering officer; position secured
for him by his friends, through Gen.
Dent. He came to Boston about two
weeks ago from Mississippi, suffering
from pulmonary complaint, and hav-
ing been an intimate friend OF Dr.
Hobbs and wife, was taken into
their family for medical treatment. II
is asserted that he was in love with
Mrs. Hobbs, and was a monOmaniac
in his devOtiOns.
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ALABAMA.
The election Vigorous PrOcla@atiOn
Against laRlessHess.

The election Vigorous Proela@atiOn
Against kawiessaess.
MOBILE, August 4.-The vote for
Congress in this city resulted as FOL
lows; Mann Conservative, 4l08;
Buck lRadicaI), 284S. PrOsqueZ Dem
Ocrat) is elected to the Legislature.
Montgomery city gives Buckley
tRadicaD, for Congress, 1882, and
Worthy (DemOcrat), 10l5-
Gov, Smith, u 4 AlaBama, has issued
:. vigorous proclamation against law
lessness IN Madison county. on account
of information received that the citi-
zens are whipped, outraged and eyP-
murdered by disguised men, and that
asitGel the citizens nor officers seem
to rake steps to have the offenders ar
rested.
The Governor directs the Shefid to
praceed Immediately with posse COM
HtBdfus, by calling on the military to
arrest offenders and assure ample pro-
lection to citizens.
Mann's majority in Mobile county,
a. far as heard from, is 1859. Several
precincts are vet to be heard from.
His majority in the county will prob
ably be 1900. o.
k.Gvicas rom tie Courthouse Of
Baldwin county state that q negro
mob took possession of the polls, beat
one white man, and prevented any
Democratic negroes fr2nl voting, and
were yeFv EiotOUs, and the Sheriff
could net control them. That pre-
cinct gives Buckley 30 majority.
4 private telegram from Montgom-
cry, addressed to a Government Off
- '.-' - =, ', asmngton, says Buckley, OF
tha Montgomery district, Buck, Qt
Mobile. and Havs. PaGiCals, are erect
ed to Congress. The Third district e
doubtful. Macon, Elnltra and two
other counties give Radical majOrities.
The full returns from Lee county
have not yet been received. As far as
heard from Parkinson has 1000 ma
jority.
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WASHINGTON.
Counterfeit Greenbaeks---Lahd Boundary
tobacco Stamps, Etc.

Counterfeit Greenbacks---landB Boundary
Tobacco Stamps, Etc.
WASHINGTON, August New de
VelOpments are being made daily con-
cerning the spurious ten dollar green
backs. Two specimens, received to-
day, bear witness that they are new
issues, for all the defects previously
referred TO have been removed, and
the general appearance Of the notes so
exactly correspond with the genuine
that il almost defies detection by pro-
fessiOnal experts.
The COmmiSsiOner-Gen Of the
Land Office has received a letter from
the surveyor Of the boundary line be-
tween California and Oregon, an
nouneing the establishment of the
line as far as 19l miles. The work
will probably be completed during
the present month.
The Revenue Bureau has ordered a
change of the small tobacco stamps
for two ounce packages Of class No. l6,
for a strip stamp. The new series OF
tobacco stamps, registered, viii soon
be ready for issue. The unregistered
stamps are promised in ten days.
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FOREIGN.

Paris, august 1T l. asserted that
me Government viii shortly call out
the reserves.
II is reported thst d formidable up
rising of the Carlists has occurred in
TOrtasa and TOreil,
Official advices contradict the state
ment that two Carlist prisoners had
been shot by order of the Council of
War.
Several bands Of Carlists in different
parts Of the country, have scattered
T-ithin the past few Gsys.
81 LISBON, August. H-The Chamber
mas adopted resolution authorizing
the Government to grant Concessions
10 companies desiring 10 lay cables 10
or from PORTUGAL
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Notice to Contractors and Planters.

90 600 POUNDS OF CORNED BEEF
ZOsONJO on hand, which I am prepared
to sell at low figures.
NJ. L. OPPENHEIMER,
iy.B0 6QL Adams rect
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ALABAMA.
Latest EIeetIOn News.

MONTGOMERY, August 4.-The elec-
ton news Is meagre, but as far as
heard from, the vote is less than that
Of last year, probably in favor Of Par
kinsOn, Democrat, in the Third dis
trict, by a handsome pajOity. The
contest between Worthy, Democrat,
and Buckley, Radical, in the Second
district, viii be much closer than was
expected, and the friends Of the latter
are fearful his defeat, in consequence
Of the great falling on in the'negro
vote
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NEW YORK.
Wcmen.s sufrane-.-Land slde.

W0MCu Ouui q Adhu ShaCs
NEW YORK, August AIT the WO-
mems Suffrage Association last even
ing a resolution denOuncing Horace
Greeley for poking dastardly fun at
their movement, was discussed with
some warmth and finally laid on the
table.
A land slide at Stockport, Columbia
county, n. y, carried away, on Mon
day evening about three acres ofland,
one hundred feet deep, at point not
far from the Empire House. Much
excitement was caused, the people
thinking an earthquake had visited
the place.
The Cuban Junta to-day forwarded
a protest to the President ard GeoFe-
tary Fish eg...s,..-,z.. the proposed pur-
e68se Of Cuba from the Spanish Gov
ernment. 1t is alleged that twO-thirds
of the island is owned by native Gu
bans, and is now held by the authQri-
ties Of free Cuba,
Manuel C,.rtez, one Of the Cuban
patriots, was arrested to-day on the
charge Of attempting to pass forged
check for $1,000.
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TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 4.-Cotton firm
sales 1900 bales; uplands 33lc. Flour
"a qOla6 40. Whisky 81 II. Wheat
sI 56i3l 81. Corn SOC to 81 10. Rice
and coffee firm. Sugar, Cuba, l1@12c.
Molasses dull.
Dry Goods.-The market for cotton
goods remains as yet firm. Fancy
Woolens adapted for mems wear, are
also quiet; but heavy woolens and re-
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$4,000 REWARD.

FTyIIE undersigned being desirous 70 cnange
business and locality, now offer for sale
a snlendid Steam FIGURING and SaWmillt To-
Gated in the town of Murray, Galloway CO.,
Kentucky. ,, i.
The engine, boiler, etc, were purchased Of
the Washington Foundry, st. Louis, No., and
Of the best material. The Touring machinery
of Isaac Straub & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. The
saw is 60-inch the engine 20-inch stroke and
l0-inch cylinder; boiler ~ feet by IS inches,
and two fiue; all stationary and well put up.
We have the best stand for mill men in our
knowledge, surrounded by a good country, a
large crop Of wheat and heavy run of GUS
tom; good water, and no one to rival in
quantity or quality. In addition to above
three-stOry mill house, a good dwelling house,
58 acres of land-part In cultivation, part in
timber-several hundred bushels Of corn on
hand, between one and two hundred head OF
stock and pork hogs, two yoke of fine cattle,
log and wood wagon; timber wheels, and
many other necessaries too tedious TO mem
ton.
All of the above we will sell at reasonable
figures. Those Wishing business OF this kind
We solicit to come and examine; or for further
information address US BY mail.
CARSON, PETER & co.
Murray, KY, July 20, 1859, Iy2d