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souths sst corner OF eth and ID streets
cHAECERLsALEoE VALUABLE I'M PROVED
AND USINPRoyHD REAL EsTATE
q To- s.::. sTf IN I SGqts
ysuse No l.sse bet ia mes Owner, IT., o.
DE sas.iissf vii .s 81 pn S .. !. & Ss
sokspAf the let day OF July, lsSs, 81 clock
sSusrs I frcnins s ss,. o. 90 * sire.
, nSo.ts set.een an and san street, vest Opposite
s5 ,Ss With three stOry Brick Dwelling House,
Ana on S Sii the "a d.y o, Ju,, ,ss, ., 6
in sou.I. No SS the sso If,mi,Ss part e 10, 40
an . .IlensinS back with that width 10 feet With
s nnn Improved By a two story Brick D.eliins
sa ASS en- IGhsDAr. the sth day of July 1850. at
and whole ei Lot No. in square No Tes said mari
SetSsen ID ,nG sas streets tee, on sssnge
BieI Ssf sS oS. double tsS :,oIy
and h stTeet. east las fse s!ep i0sss sesssen 81
' the G .s sss g. h JSs
at clock p. N on the premises, the whole OF
square No SIS, fronting7 IS feet on south q Stree nv
- Zee. On 9Th street east; improved by a double
Kitchen, and Brick Stable snd Carriage house.
All the above PROP -riy Is most eligibly situated
and sui stan italy built The vacant lot. Vii re-
undivided to suit purchasers
iEtse eaies Ouet a N set favorable OPPORTUNITY
invest, procure q comfortable dwelling or q god
buiidlng lot. the property on north sud streets
being among the most valuable locations in the
city Of Washington
Terms Of sale One fourth cash. and the balance
IN ak, twelve, sOd eighteen months. for the pur-
chascrs notes, bearing interest from the day of
sale secnred by deed in trust upon the property
So OF the cash PAYNE mt on each piece OF PROPERTY
will be required soon the property il noe ed
Gown And III the terms are not complied with in
sold al the risk and q TIP T &c RE-
chaser, upon one week g notice All convey snoing
CHAS.S WAELACH, Trustee
Je 2swSds GRkEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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LOST AND FOUND.

I 0ST-On the 10th. White 9uffisd MUSLIN
IL WAIST and SASH. Please leave, AT Ladiss 3 de-
livery City Post Off ce, for Il. Its
] OsT-Bsst night. between 18th street And In
- diana avenue. a black and gold BREASTPIE
with two pendants att tched The finder sill be
suitably rewarded by leaving il at Mrs. GIBBS,
z42 q. avenue near 18th street. 1t
xS BEWARD-Lost, on Thursday evening
ca last: al Georgetown College, OF on % str ct,
between Frederick street and the College, q GOLD
CHAIN and CROSS, the cross marked ''Mrs r.
ID Petit ,, The above reward will be pail for
the same If lett with JOHN BOGUE, Real e.
tate Broker, corner High and Bridge sts, c o0rge-
town. jel6-3r
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SIEGULAR SUICIDE OF BoY-A boy about
fourteen years old was found dead hanging
by the neck in the barn of Ezekiel Fols about
8 mile from Newcastle, on Friday. An m
quest Was held by Coroner Prem iergasr. and
the 1ury returned as a verdict. ssdeath by
hanging. from causes unknown" H. had
O. "a piOv lines, which he had tied II the
.aIisrS. and then jumped from beam or JOlst.
II IS supposed that ne committed the act on
Thursday. lie lived with NJ Fols wh1 had
hat day whipped him with a switch. and II
was thought that he had run away until his
body was WILMINGTON (DeI) Gazette,
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DIED.,

USHER On the 18th instant, at O'Clock D. m ,
s'teT long and yAiaful Illness, which che bore
With Christian fortitude, Mrs MARGARET
FISHER, re,ict CT the late Charles Fisher, in the
10Th year Of her age
FUreTal from her late residence, $50 18th street
On saturday after Oon at A O'Clock.
ROBERTSON. On the 10Th instant. after five
ca.s' illness. FLOhADA A ROBERTsOS oniy
daughter Of Frank aud Rebecca Bober tson, aged Is
Years, month and DAYS
Der funeral will take 81 see from her parents
residence. No Is Potomac. between Brfdgs and
Prospect streets, Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
Eer friends and acquaintsnces and those Of the
family a-e invited 10 attend.
WeeP not for FlOrs.
Her gentle spirits fed.
Sbssweetly sleeps with Jesus,
Among the silent d. sad
she has gene from our circle,
And gose from our earth;
she IL dead; but, in dying,
She gains new birth.
Fast her suAerines. past her pain;
Case 20 weep. for tears vain.
Calm the tumult Of your breast;
She " hO suffered Is At rest.
It By HRR GRANDMOTHER.
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~lE all Mormon schools there is a
del artment which relates entirely u instruc.
iloH IL the every day duties of business men
and - similar 10 the commercial colleges in
'hls part of the country. There is a post
Cihee, telegraph office, an express Office a
mining Office: offices for bankiLZ. Insurance.
and the sale o; railroad tickets. In short the
eLdeaVOr IS 10 teach pupils what they will
Iced most 10 know upon undertaking the
actual duties OF lie
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-One pleasant, Furnished FRONT
- hUOM. with BOARD, suitable for two per-
sons. 43 per month, foI two;) one ditto, IS One
Sin gle boom, Sz5. New Brick Heuse with bath
and gGs, No. 2.s 7th, between and NJ ie l. ST.
y for the summer Apply at the new Boarding.
House 81 HysttsviIle, near Bladensburg station,
or 70 +. U. MORRISON koom Winder's Build
ing Grounds spacious and shady, stabling for
hi See, IL desired. le l7-St'
DLuAsANT ROOMS WITH FIRST GLASS
i BOARD, at AS 18th street, between G. snd
streets lei ~
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ID U Lie SALE
MEDICINES. HOSPITAL STORES.
Dressings. APPLIANCES,
MOSQUITO BARS, &c

ASSISTANT MEDICAL PURvEyoR's oFF,cE.l
WASHINGTON. ID. Q june l.. ls5g. (
Will be offered At public sale, in this city. on
WEDNESDAY,. the 23d instant. at 10 q. m. AT J q
dietary square Depot. street. between 4th and
9TH streets, large and valuable assortment of
medicines, stores, Dressings and other properties
belonging tothe Medical De psrtment of the United
states srny. Among the articles to be offered at
auction will be embraced the following, viz Aloo-
boil 80 gallons; Simple Cerate. 200 pounds
ChlorofoTm, 800 pounds; Powdered Opium, 2 q
touL9s: Tinet Of Opium, 4 so pounds, Sulphste
OF 0ginla, 900 ounces; Camphor, l so poun Is;
valuable assortment of Find Extracts: alto
gether nearly 80 lots OF Medicines. prepared by
sCme Of the best establishments in the csuntry
Also, G.OO0 pounds Beef Extract; 900 pounds
Candles; $500 pounds condemned Milk: Celia
tine, Adhesive and Isi3glass Plasters. in large
Quantities; 900 G ltta Perchs Bed Covers. new /;
Gutts Fercha Cloth. Patent and Picked Lint
Roller Bandages; Fseding Cups. Graduate Meas:
ures, Mortars, ". W.. Scales, Prescription and
shop. Dressed sheep skins, Spatulss: sririt
ard Tiles; Walls 2 500 dozen. Also. 5000 Brown
Linen Mosquito Nets. single, in original boxes,
Particulars ia catalogues.
Terms: CASH IN GOVERNMENT FUNDS
ONLY; % per cent required 9 deposit at time
OF sale. All purchases to be removed in d We days
and errors corrected after removal Of the goods
CHARLES SUTHERLAND.
Assistant Medical Purveyor,
le l6-G Brevet Colonel o. :. A.
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

n'REAsURY DEPARTMENT.,
l. oFFicE OF ThE sUFKRvts.SS ARCHITECT.
Juue 18TH. isa
until WEDNESDAY June a3i, for the following
lots OF materi Al. Gil Of which can be eNaminab on
nqciring ~ the ONCE OF the Treasury kNtausIon.
plcmbing Masrial, Rigging Material.
wrought Iron, Carpenters TOois.
LAST Iron, One Building (stssle.D
Brass, Zinc and Copper. One Stone bray,
miscellaneous Material.
Proposals 20 lie for the entire lots OF the res p4c
i've kinds OF materials. aud mark "a PrOp ossis tor
A. MULLErT.
gl5bt superyisinG Architect.
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by J. b. WHEELER & CO., Auctioneerr,
u Nc. 422 Seventh street, bet G and III 81.

<
ID Nc. 422 Seventh street, bet g and IL SITS.
s6Mk RfsfpENoH, il hSGtl most Tf b 5AER
a sNh :, tE9 S WITH FAsHIeMABLE
AND SIX HGNbREbb' vohbmEs sf siLEJT
@ Ry gi.tqe s Of deed Of sEus to the
J tduly recorded in q NJ. n No. % folio III,
District of Columbia, shall Offer at pubic are
tween "a 'I5 , ia snd on se premises 5s be-
day Of July, commeBcnr at 10 S'cIock m ali the
personal property mentioned in the SEIZED ule an
nsx'd 10 said deed Of trust and partially described
One fine Medallion Carpet
Two fine Sofas
Six Chairs to match
T Fen Gh ns Flfh 9s6 Srna Ts5.
Une small and one Card Table
one 0ne Rosewood Plane
-Four sets fine Satin Window Curtains
Two sets hne Lace Curtains
Two large 'izs F Esnt eI. M,s.0r'
Fancy Divans
Rosewood and wal.u Bedsteats
. +" g E Ss:s:s: s.rS'. top
Mattresses, Bolsters, Pillows, Comforts, and Bed
Chairs, Commodes, and Corner Racks
And In each room, SILK. Rep, and Lace Curtains.
DINING ROOM
One Brussels Carpet, handsome pattern
Twelve Dining Chairs
One aofa, two side boards
One Mirror. one Mantel Clock
c cSmSlst and snR essls o. w EnasA
90 - CasOrs, Forks and spoons
One set Of inc Sllk Rep Curtains.
One elegant Brussels carpet
One 81 Walnut Library Table
Chairs and Lounge to match
One Library Sideboard
Two fine Walnut Bookcases
One - Mahogany -
mans Magazine complete, Annual Register,
Three sets elk Rep Curtains.
One large Range, approved pattern. with Furni-
Chairs. Tables, Queensware. and Utensils In full
supply sERvAsrs' Rooms
Furnished t. With Bsdstsads and Bedding. Bureaus,
Stoves in Al, S The Chambers
Ia. R r q an ano III Bsli I G I
Oilcloth and Carpet upon the passages and stairs.
yuS al n. .h piece "a as Of
ground In the said city OF w ashington, known aud
son subdiSis; on Of Square nu@eered tive hundred
and eiehiy.hye. t2s; InIr1yed by four story
trimmings and containing sixteen comfortable
rooms, situated upon the south side OF b strest
north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
west.
Terms: $1,000 cash; bslance in 5. 6, 9, and IL
months from date, secured by deed of trust upop
the premises All ccnyeyancing and revenue
stamps at the expense Of the purchaser. A deposit
OF 100 will be required hen the house ia sold.
!. ,os 1a;., HHS 49,. s;s; U.s.
OY GRELN WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. e26, Southeast corner 7th and ID streets
AsSIGEIEp SALE OF BURNS RETREAT,
FRONTING ON eEVENTh STREET WEST.
BETWEEN AND STREETS NORTH. OP-
P0sITE rHH GEHEkAL POST OFFICE DE
= On TUESDAY, the 10Th inst, Of 10 o'clock
il Q. m, We shall sell, on the premises, viz:
Bar Fixtures Good win and Lease for two
years to run; Wines, Liagors. Cooking
belonging to First Glass Bestauraut.
Term s;,, Cash. GO; MASON Assignee
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WAGONS, CARTS, HORSES, 1c-

DFroT QTARrEREAsTEP'S OFFICE,
,,-, WASHINGTON, 10. G. June IS, 1859 (
Will De sold al public suction Ct Lincoln Deno,
on fhlDAf. 25fh instant. commencing AT n, a
n, under the direction of Captain D. O. IT, omss
NJ ;. N. a lot of Quarter % aster stores eonsi.t
lnR in part Of
Horses, tCsrts,
Two boree wagons, Is wheels
zAmbulaRces 600 lbs. Scrap Iron,
~ wagon, &c, parts. 500 lbs. Scrap shees Iron
5faulins, LOO lbs. Rope,
aoV YARDS Cocoa Mating 3 n lie. Zinc.
SO feet Rubber Hose. sCsmp RANGES ana Hix.
20 sets Harm less. assd TIRES
81 assorted Brushes, 81 Desks
IA I" Knives, az etoyes with
2 Army Wagons
Collars Cooking Utensils. St0yepire Carpenters'
and Rlaeksmiths' Tools. &c. &C. Also.
Portable Steam Saw mill, with sbaftfpg Relt-
ing, Turning Lsthe, &C. Sc. complete.
Terms OF sale Cash on day of sale
By command Of the Quartermaster General,
q. MCFkRBAN.
Deputy Q N. Gen., Brevet Brig Ges., U. 8. A.
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DROPOsALS FOR SEWER

OFFICE sUPER'T AND INSPECTOR OF sEwERs,l
NAsHINGToN. ID. 4 June IN, Isss Z
eealeo Proposals will be received 81 the por q
once, City Hall; until IL O'Clock m. or WE'D
hkSDAl tie sd inst !. for constructing Barrel
Sewer. two feet insi lie diameter. IN PeaBsylyania
avenue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth ,treets
west. te be provided with laterals. drops, trans
and m8nholes wherever deemed necessary
The work 10 be done under the direction of the
superintendent and Ins psctor OF Sewer. the Gu
perintendeDce OF the Second Ward OOmmis-i onsr,
MAYOR.
Specifications may he seen a. THIS oHica Biz
ders will state the price Ter lineal foot for main
tewer ana laterals, each for drops traps and m an-
holes The Mayor reserves the right TO reject any
or ell bids.
ZACH bic must he accompanied With the written
guarantee OF respo-sible person. kupwn 70 he
tUct > that II accepted the bidder viii execute a
contract az duo form. and perform the work IA &C.
Cordance thereeith
The guarantee must he IN substance as follows
L. A guarantee. NJ this bad lie accepted by
tie Mayor. that the bidder will cutter into q CEN
tract for the same. and perform the work accord
ing 70 the requirements thereof. Signed A -
p. n. DpSEGAN,
supt. and Inspector Of sew srs. &C
4
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MARRIED

TERREE-TTERMEH June II, by Rev ]
q. Butler. EEWTON TEkREs, of SteubenyiIIe
l. e.
SLADE-LOCKE. Last evening. By the Rev.
Sell Martin. W NJ. c. SLADf. son Of toe Ist 2
Nu. : isde,l te Miss uENkIETTA LOCKE all OF
u City.
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WOVEN As STRIRERs.-The female cap
makers are about - strike for an advance OF
v ages. and uIIte with the men (only for an
advance OF wages,J and thus see If they cannot
CIing the employers TO terms. We think yo-
men Will make good strikers-we do not mean
III q pugiiIstIc ser se-for when they declare
they will not work for less than a certain. sum
why they II .'cIe first before they will give
II. See /: hey dOn't.-N. l.. star.
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DRoPosALs FOB STATIONERY.

pEPARrNEST or AsRtcULrrREt
WA>HINsroN June s. 1853 Z
eesled proposals, Tor furnishing Stationery Tor
the mccall year ending June So 1870 viii lie Tece yed
= .ns pegertment until MONDAY, the 2lst
A schedule Of the articles and estimatef auan.
ntte REQUIRE d. and blank forms Tor bidding con-
taiIlne iuii Information, will he furnished pom
All articles furnished must be OF the best quality
o. their Kind, samples Of which must accompany
The bids win be considered, and accepted or
rejected item by item
Contrasts must be executed by the successful
bidder within ten days after being called upOn 80
TO dc.
Zach proposal must be signed BIZ the individual
or arm mixing IL. and be accomp snied hy A salts
faeiofy guarantee OF the ability % the party to
Bonds with approved security IN the Son OF
three thousand dollars. O9UD will be regUIr ed
OF individual or FIRM 70 whom the contract mar
be awarded
All deliveries viii be subject 20 inspection by
81 officer, detailed for the purpose by toe dom
missioner. and the delivery Il inferior article
will be deemed sun Gent cause 20 aanal the con-
tract.
Proposals unaocompanied by q satisfactory glar.
autee will not be considered, and contracts IN be
awar ed only 60 est aelished man facture-s OF or
dealers in the articles
Bidders will be required O. conform their bids
10 the specifications fu uished. and failure d do
60 will cause the re lection % any bid
HORACE CAPR0N,
~Nlfe uas,raa $50
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QlY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Ne. $40 Southeast corner Seventh ana Sta

ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Ne. 526 Southeast corner Seventh and ID SITS
CHAECERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND I'm.
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE. FRONTiSG on
TWENTY FOURTH sTREET WEST, BE
TIMMEHH AND M sTkkErs NORTH, AT
- By virtue OF adecree Of the supre Coprt
Equity. Hon A B. 0lin. chsnceilor } 1
will sell on Moo DAY, the 18th day Of jane, 1859,
at CLOCK .. m In 'front.' OF the premises, tn az
part OF Lot numbered nine, 90 in Square num-
bered thirty seven (3T in the city of Washington
being oil Of said lot excepting that part OF the
vfolps line of Lot number and Lot number ~,
and running thence west with said dividing line
hty feet, thence south twelve feet, thence a-t fifty
feet to said alley and thence north with said alley
twelve feet TO place OF beginning.
The part lot will be sold by subdivision to be
Terms prescribed by said decree: One-third
each. SlN when property Is bid of, and bal
ance in two payments. In and u months, with ia
ferest from day sale notes 10 be given for defer.
red Is and title retained until they are fully
paid. II terms not complied within f We DAYS
cost of defsuliing purchaser or purchasers Stamps
and coEveyanciDg at pure laser or purchasers cost
ieslOt GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
As attorney for the owner, I will offer for sale.
Immediately sitter the above SALE the l2x5O feet of
Lot 9, mentioned above. Terms at sale. The
above 10 desirable property. and Is improved in
part by frame drelinss II: JOHNSON.
.ETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY. the 2lst instant, same hour and place
ie lsd GREEN d WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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,RoPosALs FoR STATIONERY.
DEPARTNEST OF TIE INTERIOR

DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR.
NAShIN6ToN, ID. q May p. lsjo
Proposals. II furnishins such Articles of station
ety a. MAJ be required BY this Department. aud
IL O'Clock n 81 sATG RpAY June 18th. isss D"'''
or firm making it. ana be socompsbisa Nv ssiis-
factory guarantee that the bldd r will execute =
Is asoepiec for any GIL articles
All articles furnished must be of the best quality
Bond with approved security will be required OF
the party TO whom the contract may be awarded
in reasonable time the right is reserved Il par,
ehasing IL open market, or Of declaring the con
tract price is paid for such article, tue difference
VII The ee n S9s,s ,Ss1 60 the Sont.s 1T,
accept tie bid on Gil articles sinsy or collec
An estimate 81 the quantities which win be
needed. and blank forms for bidding. contain ng
full info alton in accord nee with this advertise
Proposals anacconpsnied by satisfactory gusr-
he awarded only 20 established manufacturers or
dealers In the articles
the specifications for nishei and failure 60 do a.
will cause the rejection Ct any bid
the Interior and be endorsed PROOFS ais Tor Sta
uopeIy j. ID. O0N, Secretary.
APPLICATIONS s s3R SGTTPLIoArE LAND
DEPARrIENr OF THE IsrERIoR.
PENSION oFrIcE. July 18Th, 1855
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Apple ations hayiEg been made under the act Of
june IS l5sO for the reissue OF the fOiloxine de-
scribed La d Warrants. which are alleged 70 hay.
been lost ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 hereby given
thst at the date following the description Of each
warrant. q new certificate or warrant Of like tenor
will be reissutd. il yslid on should then
appear. II. VAN ALTMAN, Commissioner
No 6s.sss for the 160 acres. issued under the act
OF February n, lSE in the name q samuel c. nor
wood and other brothers aud sisters OF Geors,
N'rwood deceased, and was granted July g. lsls.
July -, 1853.
No IS 2si. for Iso acres, issued under the act Of
March s. 1855, in the name OF rarah widow OF N IA
Barber, and was granted January II, 1851. August
z, 1863
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LAS ARIS HOUSE,
CAPITOL HILL.
This delightful location, opposite the Capitol
Psrk, with cool, airy Rooms, and excellent Table
Board, makes one Of the most agreeable homes for
the summer. Music in the Park. by the Marine
Band every Wednesday evening. Rooms for rent,
sir gle or in suite, at reasonable rates
myE-lm' A. OAsPARIS, Proprietor.
nN AND AFTER Tue FIRST OF JUNE
" BOARD, with Room. during the Summer
months. can be had on reasonable terms at WILL
LARB'S HuTEL.
may .7.im SYKES, CHADWICK & co.
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A SINGULAR CASA Vie AJsconds from
Her IUSbd1d UIh Vine ThOus1Hi Dollars IA
Coid.-S-rgeant Gross yesterday took into
custody man named Lewis Kline. who was
Charged with having been accessory TO the
Ascending Of a Mrs. Eyser from her husband.
An eX3mInauOn OF the case took place yester-
cay afternoon before Justice Bone, OF the
southern District, when II was ascertaIued
that N.T. and Mrs. Eyser Were married about
four years since IN New Orleans. The parties.
~ appears, lived verv unhappy together. and
GlTs. EySer accused her husband of severe i'll
Treatment They came 10 this city a short
time since, Nh Eyser opening large beer
saloon on Pratt street near Turner Han. Mrs
EyseT. apparently without any notification 70
Leg ''lJrd al master" took her departure from
home last week. taking the precautiOn, no W.
ever, TO take With her the sum of nine thou
sand dollars IN gold. which she claimed was
heT property before her mqrrIage. Upon arrI-
WIG IL New York the lady is sand 10 have
taken the steamer Tor Germany. Kline, II is
SAID accompanied Mrs. Eyser to New York,
Tut the testimony against him not baing suifi-
Gent. the charge against him was dismissed bv
;he JusuSe.-BGitiHsOTe AnleTicGn, l5th.
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Aesst a enc kssa .,ssse nreksrs.
VALUABLE PR0PERrY on fIHNeYLvANIA
MASS L0dATlOE, AT A0UfION
a. On fRlDAy. the 18th instant, re shall sell,
SHOES No; 2sl, and the Lot on which ii
STANDS situsted ON the south side Of Pennsylvania
near the corner Of 10Th The House contains IA
rooms, End Is we'll known to be a fine business
place. ghe Lot runs back to Q wide alley
Terms: One third cash; balance in ak, twelve
ard eighteen months for notes bearing In sst A
aneibg and revenue stamps at the cost OF the psr-
chaser. ego TO be Paid down at the fall of the
hammer Title ibdisDutabe.
el2-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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~The English post office authorities have
ceteTmlEed 10 reduce newspaper hostages 70 4
lt-penEy.
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EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

The srti-rituaI conference OF the Protestant
IpiscopaIianIsts. at Chicago, adjourned SIM
lie Yesterday. The conference decided that a
careful revision of the prayer book was need
fuI end that all words or phrases seeming 70
each that the Christian ministry is a priest
mood or the Lords Supper a sacrifice. or that
T.geBeraticn Is inseparable from baptism
=hOuId be removed from 1t
S|rraEO Will take the oath of ofice as Regent
Of SpaIE to-day. General Prim has warned
She people against tTeasonable (Rspublican)
utteTerces and demonstrations Meetings in
seville and NallsdolId have entered protests
qgainst the presence of MOntpersier in Spain
The revolution IN Queretaro, Mexico, an
Tears 10 ga:n strength. The government has
despatched $50 additional troops 10 thar State
.ar the defense of the Legally constitutional
governor. The people and State troops sup.
YOTt the late governor, who was deposed.
The British bark Mary A Troop, Captain
Gam, from Androssan for New York. was run
down ahd sunk by the steamsphIp Pennsylva-
EIa, 2- miles east OF SanuY Hook, on the
--OTEIrg of the 18th. Mate and three of the
crew saved; captain and rest OF the ere W re-
.-Crted lost.
General Resecranz has been hOnored with a
banquet on his retirement from tne Mexican
Mission. HIS successor, Mr.. Nelson. Is greeted
Nv the Mexican pres as "a ferocIous mau,"
~sEt out BY General Grant to get Mexico into
trouble.
At the annual meeting of the Bunker Hill
Monument Association IL Boston yesterday
President Grant, Admiral Farragut. GeDsrs
William T. sherman, C0mmodor. "InslOw
ard General Philip Sheridan were elected
honorary members
An Omaha special says several companies OF
cavalry are securing the county in search
Indians six companies of troops have
arrived from California this week, and are q IS
tribUted along the Union Pacific railroad.
Company r, sd infantry, has gone 10 SItka
Co receive a company of the 9TH infantry. and
seyeral military prisoners have been sent from
California TO Alaska to serve out terms of ser
vice az hard labor.
The COlOred man who murdered a white man
named Lewis, in Burke county, Ga, has been
arrested and committed TO Jail.
The CONVERSIONS of n monument TO the SOL
dies who died in the war was laid in Cam
bridge. Mass. yesterday With appropriate ex-
ErCIseS
The Congressional Ways and Means Com
nIttee will reach the Pacific IN abe ut ten days.