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FROM EUROPE.
Horrible Discovery.

By AnglO-A Dtericdn Gable.
PARIS, Sept. 21.-The bodies of six murdered
found in a field near Paris. The police have dis
covered no trace OF the assassins.
Prince NIetternich
was received by the Emperor yesterday.
Baron Beust
has not yet arrived in Paris.
The Chinese Embassy.
Minister Burlingame and the Chinese Embassy
will set out for Stockholm tomorrow. They
propose to return in six weeks, when they will
90 to Berlin.
Father Hyncinthe.
The papers Of this city publish letter from
the Preacher Monk, Father l1yacinthe, addressed
to the Father General of his order at Rome, an
n0uncing that he abandons his convent, and
ceases henceforth to preach in the Church OF
Notre Dame of Paris. AS a reason for this
the orders of the Holy See. He protests befo e
the Pope and Council against the doctrines ant
practises of the Romish Church. which, as he
contends, are not in accordance with the prin IL
pies of Christianity.
The Holland States General.
THE HAGUE, Sept. 21.-The session of the
States General was opened to-day by speech
from the throne! The foreign relations OF the
kingdom were reviewed and declared to be
satisfactory. Among other subjects OF legisla-
tive reform for the government of the colonies
proposed, was the removal of all restrictions
upon emigration to Guiana.
The Madrid Papers Violent.
MADRID, Sept 1.-TheE journals OF this city
are still violent against the presumed untriend-
| illness of the American Government. Some urge
an immediate declaration of war If the Cubans
| are recognized as belligerents. The Ministry,
after discussing the propriety of returning Min
lister Sickles' note unanswered, decided to post
pone reply until the arrival of General Prlm
Stock Quotations by TeIegraph-2 p. vi.
1iendlnmng, Davis Co. report through their New
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.

Republican Caucuses.
Despatch TO The EUenfng Telegraph.
LOWELL, Sept. 21.-The Republican ward CAM
cuses were held in this city last evening, for the
election of delegates to the ensuing conventions
and new city committee. The party known as
favoring DIR. Ayers nomination for Congress
carried wards four, five, and six entire, and a
portion of the other three.
Burned Down.
Despatch 10 The Eueni,g Telegraph
CONCORD, N. H., Sept. 21.-The Congrega-
tional Meeting House, at West Concord, was
burned this morning. Work of an incendiary
Loss $4,000
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FROM EUROPE.
This Afternoons Quotations.

This Afternoons Quotations.
Bl Anglo-Am Americdn Cable.
LONDON, SEPT, 21-430 p. M.-Consols declined to
93& for money and 927S for account 5-20s OF 1862
S3A OF 1855, old at S25S and 1851 at st; 1O-4Os
15A. Railways quiet; Erie, 27; Illinois Central 94h
Atlantic and Great Western, 2SM.
LIVERPOOL, Sept, 2l-430 p. M-Cotton heavy;
uplands, 12T@l1 Ad.; Orleans, 122<C9127kd. Sales
to-day 5000 bales, including 5000 for export and to
spectators.
LONDON, Sept 2l-4'sO P. M.-Tallow firm at 4es.
Cd.
ship News.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 2i.-Arrived, steamship Tri-
poll from New York.
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FROM NEW" YORK.

The Methodist Book Concern Frauds.
NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-The Methodist Book
Concern, No S05 Broadway, is the loser of seve-
raj hundred thousand dollars by corruption and
fraud. The deficits have been discovered by the
Rev. DIR. Lanahan, the new agent. These frauds
have been going on for nine years.
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Row ON WATER STREBT-A MAN HAS AN EYE CUT
OUT.--About IL O'Clock this morning row occurred
on Water street. above Race, during which a man
named McElroy had one OF his eyes cut out. The
their escape. The wounded man was taken to the
HORpital.
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The Election in New Mexico-out-
RACES by the Indians in
Arizona.
FROM ST. LOUIS.

The Election IN New Mexico.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2l.--A despatch from Santa
Fe, New Mexico, says the official returns are
nearly all in. Chavez, Republican, is elected as
delegate to Congress by 2500 to 5000 majority.
Indian Outrages.
The Arizona Miner publishes large list of
Indian outrages. They have recently killed
number of settlers, burned ranches, and carried
off cattle In the country between Granite, WASH
ington, and Prescott
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The Madrid Journals Still Violent
The United States Denounced
Horrible Discovery in Paris
Father Hyacinthe
and the Pope.
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THIRD EDITION
DOME sTTC AFFAIRS.

Naval and Army Orders-The National
Insane Asylum-Baltimore Poll
tics Return of Colonel
Powell's Exploring Ex-
pedition - Earnings
of the Pacific
Railroad.
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naEs A GOOD PURCHAsE.-THE RIGH1

N.Y. A GOOD PURCHASE.-THE RIGHT,
recipe, and full ownership of staple proprietary
article quick and lively each spring in American markets
and Just well entering other territory offered for sale
effectively many thousand dollars during the past ye
six seasons Recent Investigations have developed an i'm
proyement manufacture much reducing cost OF produc
tion while efficiency is very much enhanced Any patent
medicine other party desiring TO secure perfected
preparation its decreed exclusive trade mark by
IT, s. Court with mercantile value made ready to ones
hands can add this article other business not requiring
entire attention to good advantage, Inquire Of y L
PETrENGIII, Is. M. PETTENGILL CO., or w. r.
WILBUR, No 10 STATE Street, Boston. 92l3t
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THE LATE CASPER SoUDER, JR.-To-morrow after
noon meeting of the Press Club will be held, at
which memoir OF the late Casper Souder Jr., will
be read by Thompson Westcott, Esq.
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FOURTH EDITION
THE LATEsT ME ws.
Burning of the Dresden Theatre
Movements of Prince Arthur
The Methodist Book
Concern Frauds.
FROM EUROPE.
The Dresden Theatre in Flames.

The Dresden Theatre in Flames.
By the Anglo-American Cable.
DRESDEN, September 21.-This morning the
Dresden theatre caught fire during rehearsal,
and is now in flames. 1t is impossible to save the
building.
This Moons Quotations.
PARIS, Sept 2l-Noyn.-The Bourse opened quiet
Rentes 70f. 7Oc.
HAvRR, Sept. 21-Noon.-Cotton opened quiet
both on the spot and anoat- Tres ordinaire on the
spot, 1881.
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FROM CANADA.
Prince Arthur i'm Toronto.


TORONTO, Sept 21.-Prinee Arthur arrived at
II o'clock this morning. He stopped fifteen
minutes. and left for London, where he will
arrive at =. NJ.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 s. Third street.
sPEOlAL NOTICES.
BETWEEN BOARDS

n.y. REPUBLICAN MASS SMEETINGS.-THE
UNION REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL 90 NJ.
MITt ZEE have made arrangements for MASS MEETINGS
"' FRIDAY, September "a,
German town-Hon A w. Henszey.
Butler, Butler county.
Harrisburg U. Delano.
i'ONN'' MONDAY, September Gsi,'"'' Il, . i''''
Lancaster-Hon @. Delano
Monongaheia City-Genora Harry White
TUESDAY, September %,
West Ghester-Hon y. Delano.
Middleburg-E III. Rauch Esq.
Bedford-Thomas j. Bgham, Esq
Washington General Harry White.
WEDNESDAY, Septsm y,
Apollo, Armstrong county.
THURSDAY, September 80,
Norrstown, Montgomery county-Hon. u. Delano, Ben.
MONDAY, october4,
Mauch Chunk.
Pittsburg-Hon John Scott, Hon. G. A. Crow H..
TUESDAY, October .,
Beaver-Hon John Scott, Hon. G. A. Grow, II. Bucher
New Brighton Hon. John Scott Hon. G. A. Grow, H.
i'''H'' '"'p' WEDNESDAY, October g.
New Castle-Hon John Scott, H. Bucher Swope Esq.
THURSDAY, October Z,
West Greenvile-Hon. John Scott, IL. Bucher Swope,
Kittanning-Hon. G. A. Grow.
Butler.
Meadville-Hon. John Scott, H. b. Swope, Esq
Tyrone
SATURDAY, October9 9,
Erie-Hon. John Scott Hon. G. A. Grow, IL. Bucher
JOHN oOVODE Chairman.
Gro; v: BAMERsLY
W. j. p WHITE, eecreUarieS'
S. +. GwINNER 91s
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DROWNING CAsEs.-This morning man was
drowned in the Schuylkill river at the steamboat
landing Farmount and lad, about six years Of
age was found drowned, floating In the Delaware at
Vine street wharf. The Coroner was notified In both
instances.
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SOLDIERS INJURED. SOLDIERS DISCHARGED
~ on account of Rupture or any other injury re-
ceiyed in the line OF duty, can obtain $500 bounty
and pension, by applying to
ROBERT s. LEAGUE n CO,
No. 1875 S. SEVENTH Street.
Full information given free OF charge. 80
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CONFERENCE.-The Curtis alias Emma Smith, the
young woman who, melted by the "green-eyed mon
ster inflicted several stabs last night at Tenth and
Coates streets upon her desertiDg lover had hearing
before Alderman Kerr this morning. The fact being
made known that the young man was more seriously
wounded that at first supposed, Emma was conf
mtted for further hearing tomorrow afternoon at
the Central Station.
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PoBERT s. LEAGUE CO., NoTARIEs PUB
AZ Lie, COMMISSIONERS, ETC.--DeposItlons
and Acknowledgements taken for any State or Terri.
tory Of the United StateA 73O
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THE VERDfCT.-This morning Coroner Daniels
held an inquest upon the body Of deaf and dumb
lad, named Edward 0Nenl, who was run over and
fatally hurt by pair Of horses attached to a wagon
driven by John McAnally on Eleventh street, below
Eederal, on the 10th inst verdict was rendered
in accordance with the foregoing facts the Jury
attaching no blame to the driver.
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a<ss- DIR. r. r. THOMAS, THE LATE OPE-
rator of the Cotton Dental Association is now the
only in Philadelphia who deyotes his entire time and
Eesh nitrous oxide Ras Ofice 1U27 WALNUT st. 1 26s
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HIS NAME.-A notice has already appeared in THE
TELEGRAPH that man suffering from gunshot
Hospital and thers4aed. The Coroner held an in
qest upon his body at which 1t was ascertained that
the name OF deceased was Thomas Murphy, that he
was thirty years OF age and married; and that the
wound which resulted In his death was received by
the accidental discharge OF his own gun while birding
at Pennypack creek, near Brldesburg. verdict was
rendered in accordance with the facts
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7 AND WARRANTS PROMPTLY PROCURED.
- PURCHASED, TRANSFERRED, LOCATED.
AND soLD.--Apply to ROBERT s. LEAGUE & CO..
No. 1856 S. SEVENTH Street. 7sO
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Rows AT ANOTHER PLAcE.-James Lucas went
yesterday to place OF extra assessment at Fourth
and George streets He had bent his elbow rather
too frequently during the morning, and therefore
was little show come you %" He walked up to a
certain John McDougal and let drive. Day SER
geant Jeffries, who was present at James elbow.
stopped the blow beautifully, and then collared
James. IN sealSing iii MA az slle Stalcn House
derman Eggleton held him to answer on the charges
OF drunkenness and dsorderly conduct, assault and
battery, and carrying concealed deadly weapons
At the same place, Fourth and George streets.
during the evening, another fuss occurred. Some
seven chaps, alleged to be Twentieth ward knucks
kicked up disturbance there. One of them, George
Stoneman by name, had shooting-iron on his per
son. They were all arrested and carried before
Alderman Rlddell. George was held in $1,000 bail
on account OF his weapon, and the Others in a less
sum for riOting.
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nsSFn REPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS
will be addressed by
JAMES NJ. SCoVEL
CHARLES j. HOLLIS,
at the following places
BLACKWOODTOWN,
WEDNESDAY, September %, Pm.
WILLIAMSBURG,
THURSDAY, September %, p NJ.
MOUNT EPHRAIM,
FRIDAY, September "a, 8 p. NJ.
MARTINS HOTEL, MERCHANTVILLE,
SATURDAY September 25, at ~ p. M.
By order of
9M& THE COMMITTEE OF THIRTEEN.
neg UNION LEAGUE HOUSE, BROAD
STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, September II, 1869.
NOTICE-A Meeting of the UNION LEAGUE OF
PHILADELPHIA will be held at the LEAGUE HOUSE,
on FRIDAY, September a. at o'clock p. ~, for the
purpose of taking such action may be deemed ad-
visabe in relation to the approaching election.
By order of the Board of Directors,
9Is6t GEORGE H. BOXER, Secretary.
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On receiving the resolutions Captain Martin
thanked the company and introduced Colonel Har-
manus Nen, who in behalf OF the recipient made an
address of some length, which listened to with
marked attention and loudly applauded The COM
pany was soon after called to GRUB and the inner
man refreshed. Numerous toasts were drunk and
responded to. Fine music cnvened the scene. The
party dispersed at late hour, highly delighted with
the ceremonies OF the occasion.
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AUCTION SALES.
FCTUR Z DAYS.


ID 10. sas seventh street. bss q ass etc.
A. hYG1I sss e S ssss
aBSE LEGATION, WITH YAsHIsSABIE
sISc 80 ssE tISss.SiH r5ss,Tlok Fl.
A Ai siA HuhDRED Volt aks EST Eof
:ss..r.s.r from ?c. = s,s s:, e me s u.
tS. land rseord: Tor w..S,ns,on s s6sn y,
,Sn The prem so s.s k,SsS .S S
JAZZ s,S .1s ,. ;I.:, =
s.os d s.s ssa s. sss :sA;ss,
o.. rRs pARLoR.
ne IN, 80. sn. ss ss.l'o Carpet
SIX CD airs 20 stoh
Two fine m.teb Center TsbIes
OAe sms'l and one Card Tabi.
Ore Cover sad stool for same
Foyr sets Due ss,in Mloaov Curtains
Two large size Nsatsl Mirrors
Pier 0iassss
=, sr:,, !ss.I 1... carpets
:: = /" s sSss:s: s.rsl.,,,
Four 40. w.rs,on., "Ash'iAnds'
haitTs.ss.. Boosters. Pillows. Comforts, AMI Bel.
Linen sheets. Bolster and Pillow Case.
Chairs Con'nodes, and Corner Racks
Ana la eAh room, FIX Rep. and Lace CartAins.
DINING ROOM
One Extension Tabs
Twelve Dining Chairs
One Sofa. two sid. boards
One Mirror one antsl Clock
SOmplete s,rrly of .hins
silver plated lea servie.
On. So, e s,'s =. f S soa Spoons
One elegant Rru..ei. 6. SsSi
One Walnut Library Table
Chairs and Lounge to match
One Library sidebosrd
Two fine v alnut Bookcases
GO volume: of select Books. tsciuding the Gentle
Three sets silk Rep Curtains.
One large Range, approved psttsra, With Furui.
ture complete
chairs. Tables. ouee n.~.rs. and u,so.il. in full
SERVANTS ROOMS
stove. in iii th. Chambers
Bat Rscf ana Hall Chairs
Oilcioth and Carpet upon the PASSAGES and stairs.
APO at, at o slosk ? on The said ID day Of
ground In the said CITY OF sshi gton, known aud
described ae Lot numbered nineteen H. in David
and sshy.vs t2ssS Improved By four eq" .so ~
pressed brick front Dwelling Rouse, brownstone
nS ss .s9
north, between Twelfth and Thirteeath streets
Terms: 81, coo cash; balance in 5, 6, q, ana u
months from date. secured by deed of trust upen
sss :. the M S n. and
OF 500 will be rsqu.rsd hen to- p, use !. sold:
ALSSa B. Within akkLx ts & oe:
l0d Intel Auctisneers
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Broken.
No. S26 Southeast corner Of Seventh and d N

ID Auetloneers and Real Estate Broken.
No. s26 Southeast corner Of Seventh and d ~.
TRIsInIs, SALE OF yALUABLlP
TMtES if ssT s M a, sTEEET NokTH BE,
a On TUEsDAY, the 9th dss of July. A. d.
s1. D N dss sh. 81 s % the
the oh day Of April; lss .nd duly recorded in
Washington county in the District Of Oolumbis.
Beginning for the same at the northwest corner of
efnorth street twenty three si feet ana s1 Eleven
ul)irches: thence south one hun fred and twenty
thence due west. along .aid alley, twenty three
l23l feet and eleven QD inchee; thence north OF 9
consisting ola small Frame House in rear of lot.
months. for notes besrin interest and secured BY
deed OF trrst on the premises. All couveysucing
500 down on the dsy o. sale And il the terms Of
sale are not complied with within d We days after
The q the C ss
fauitine purchaser, by advertising three times in
some Newspaper published in W ashinston, d. U.
ee hLks4fk 4 h HAhs UGH, Trustees.
WAGONS, CARTS, HORSES, &c.
DEnoT QUARrERMAsTER's OFFICE.
MAsHlNGroN 10; @, June 10. ls5a.
on fBID..Y, 25th instant. commenting at nj a
n, under the direction Of Captain ID. @ Thomas
NJ. =. X. lot Of on arter N sster stores consi.t
Ing In part Of
Horses, 4Carts,
two horse Wagons, s3 wheels
zAmbulaRces. 100 lbs, Scrap Iron.
W agon, &c, parts, go lbs. Scrap sheet Iron
Paulihs, 100 lbs Rope
go yards Cocoa Mating so lbs Zinc.
SO feet Rubber Hose. Camp Ranges AMI Rix-
20 sets arm ees. ass d; lures
81 assorted 8rushes, 81 Desks,
"a =" Knives, 7s Stoves, with
Army Wagons,
Collars Cooking Utensils. Stevepipe, Carpenters
and Rlseksmiths' Tools, &C, &C. Also,
! Portable Steam Saw mill, With shaftfng, Be It
ing. Turning Lathe. &C., &c. complete.
Terms of sale: Cash. day Of sale
BY command OF the Quarter ester General,
q. McFRRRAN.
Deputy 2. N. Gen, Brevet Brig. Gen, U. 8. A.
Je N-td
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Corner OF Psnasylvanis and iOsh street.
TRUsTIKg SALE or vslUABLB BUILDma
LOTS II THE IIssT wARD.
District 81 o. seS n Sse coeT Of The
s;s NY 4. n, ss...s i ;:a:':s
E: e iss sse ); sS. Lot;
.vspt \, y siI:st s.sh .res1s ct And
s.,.sen Tvep,isth and Tsen.; ffst and 10. q,
Tenn: = :.s Sn = .s,s q IN. ,.reh... money
be PAL !, N cash: and the eslsnse in too e9a.l
served. The term: % sale must be co mplisd vito
r::old at the ,i.k and ees. the hrst purchaser,
ie1eoads. cHAs y. B j, HHn Rrq %ass
Immediately after the above SAFE. I -iu sell two
Frame Houses and Carpenter shop, locates on
HIP ,hs Sa:es' to be re%o.ed desired Sithin
jeiS It 3uetionesr
BIN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN. THE
sbsye sale is postponed TO THURSDAY, the 2tth
je 22.3; CBAs W BoIELER. Aue,
RY GREEN Il WILLIAMS.
- Auct'oneeTs and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $50. southeast corner of1th and II streets,
TsGsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
thOtERIn ON SThEGI SODTa BE
TWEEN 6TH AND 7TH STREETS WEST
~ BY virtue Of q deed Of trIst from Francis
E.; r stewart and wife. to the undersigned,
-. AbesrinR date the Path day Of April, A D.
&C.. Of the land reco' ds of the District Of Colum
bis. and by request n writing o. Robert L. Harris,
Treasurer OF the Washington Coo per alive 6uild-
ing and Deposit Association of said District, We
shall, on THURSDAY the oath day OF June A D
1859, at clock in the afternoon in front OF the
5 f., sHe pEoe emotion the
square numbered four hundred and sixty. seven
t4oIi, according - ages subdivision OF said
SQUARE; said part OF said lot having front Of six
eouth street, and extending back with that
width the entir depth If said lat III feet 5iuches
Terms OF sale One half cash; balance in and
nths from day Of sale, With iaterest, secured BY
deed OF trust on the PREF misses. all ssh. at ~
ton OF purchaser. SlQO will be required 60 be
paid on the fall OF the hammer
LII terms are not complied with in fve days. the
trustees reserve the right to resell at cost of the
defaulting purchaser, on five days notice In the
Star.
The amount due under the above recited trust 4,
about ga All c1pveyancing at purchassrs
cost WIN WOODWAkD,l r,.,.
JOHN +. QIVlN. trustees.
es eo6ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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DAVE YOUB MONEY

The Uudsrsiened hiss Just taken out UHw
PATENT FOR PAVING SIDEWALKS, GUT
TrRs AND eTBrETS WITHOUT SEAN,
dispenslpg With curb. and reducing the expense to
below the eoItrset price 10 o. the wards IN this
city with brick, which VII last for . lifetime
witbort rsss'r. I,pl losds 81 PAVING SAND
Tor ss.e a. tee ya-d On Tiber Cresk, between ant
b streets THORNTON SMITH,
Ehl.. 393 1 street: bet Sis aat 18th
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AUCTION SALR
fO.MoRRoW-

RT GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
AASetionesrs and Heal Estate nroker,
ne. sSe eoathsast corner Seventh and D Ste
oH5sA sssHRII SAL. o! !n.soyxp AND us.
TNnn STrk Sd nsaI s,ThrE TsYMrTTsG on
1T Mnis 7 AND n sTEEsis S0ETH. Ar
Sss. 81 q sas :. :s s1uS I.
.i Ell Cn HSa sI .,S OH.
hsted thirty seven, 81 in TIE city Of Warrington.
besinnias on iii foot o.JP s Al ,S 3. az
v1ofpe lire OF Lot number 3 and Lot number 10,
sr ; fSsn, sssno: Sc:. Win :aa Inc
feet to said alley and thence north with said alley
twelve feet TO place OF BEGINNING
,hiS,psds n ,ot viii oe soid BY subdivision to be
e,.s rms s, sssssI S By ..id decree ons.hrd
snoe in I've SnsH "a S,a a. And bal.
teIest from day OF sale notes be given for defer
red payne Is and title retained unti they are fully
from day Of sale the trustee win resell a. risk aSS
coat ofctfaul' ing purchaser or purohssers Stamps
sns 0oaTeyancing ct pgrenassr or purchasers cost
jsslOs GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, ASes,.
Immediately after the above sale the isxso feet az
Lot O.. mentioned above Terms ct sale The
s s ~ ~ desirable property and s improved
jes,iOt GBIEs WILLIAMS SS austs.
@THE ABovK SALE is POSTPONED unit,
MOEDAY the :lst Instant. same hour and place.
BY order Of the TrHstss
HTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHKR POST.
ponsd on account OF the rain until FRIDAY next
as t ..t9 instant. same hour and place. By order
iec2 GREHN WILLIAMS Auet.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
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NoyILTY FOUNDRY AID MACHINl
~ WORKS,
PABEEBsBURG, WEST yIRGlNIA.

= have on baud one Portable Steam NIL
Q. - Hcrse Power that ye viii sail AZ orr vorks
icr clFgt cas4ii siso. several Bortapte engines
s-ts Re -or thressfng sc hines % 10 herse rover
=. several portable srg ines % sheets from rs 20
= horse , E1r 1r unceE rers vish Ia q 20 pur
'.N-. -aT or 49, d hard q scE!cery, epstn.s er
l--h- . D. ssn 20 cal e. atss.,. j
= =. : Co, Pa s,rsl -TE T-si Si5. aia
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GREEN WILLIAMS,
No. $40, Southeast corner Seventh and D streets.
TRUs9BrH SALE OF IMPROvE0 PROPBR.
TY In THE SIXTH WARD AT AUCTIUN

TY In THE SIXTH WARD AT AUCTION.
a On lRlpAf. the sth dsy Of July next. 1859.
- ises By virtue q one deed Of trust, dated the
9th day Of April 1883 and one other dated the 10Th
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in the District Of 6ciambis. Known ana described
Of square numbered ten hundTsa and fiftS nine,
sisSts :iI SQUARE ies. o. sfonna: more Or ICES.
Frame House and back bOildipg, with stable,
bounded By 18th street est end street south.
al iS e. OF Or tSS :.s Civ.
iot A. OF Philip subdfvIsion Of original lots NUN.
bered nine, cd ten, no,J e.ven, IN } and twelve,
;nniss q eoins ON North Street, forty
street east, and RAINING thence west along the
breadth Of said lot A. the ace east sixty 1901 feet,
inches 70 the plscs Of Sseinnins. being part Of
said lot a, conveyed to esid Maria L Lawlor BY
Catherine Ryan. BY deed dated May 18th, A. d
g. ore ofthe land records for the said county q
Washington. with the improyemsnts, Consisting
OF two 6rick and one Frame 6ouse ct the corner
Terms; Ope-th cash; balance In and II
months: for notes hearing tntereat and secured by
Sss Of Ts.. the AZ
Sale eemesS With .th% i've sss. aef
resell the proSerty ct the risk And COS, Of tie dc
some ne s.p.rsr published in " askinston. d. Q. -
eA.iLi Is4ffs A HaAskkbb.ueH. { Trustees.
ies-se6cs GRiKN q WILLIAMS, Aucss.
ESGLIsH PICKLES ,ns,rc,. -
NV. BURCHELL: