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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

EEwORLEANs july 5Coou sitter, MddugL 32l d3c sales Of
l5J bales; receipts ggg bales Gold 1914 misunderstanding isl;
sight premium Foar quiet. Supervise IS IS
Double Extra IS 25 Treble Extra 80 30 Corn-whte. 81
Bran. 81 o. Hay-Prime, S27 PORK, kg IS
Shoulders tl Clear Rib l8ie Clear Sde' s aisle
LaH-lsrce sidlo4e keg 2i6llc sugar-Comnon, y dlC
Prime 49, Dl3ic Moasse-Choce Fementng, 6d65c. Whisky
g7lc 81 Cofes-Far l40lSic Prime, 6l dl6ic
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knife Deceased ran behind the bar and seized elnI
with viii ch he attempted 10 dlsarin ma liz aad On
fer stained Runker In tho abdomen ana theh heu VII
this STATEMENT which corroboraed the ahte ict
statement of the deceased the jury rehneteu 'oi
against Hastings, who is stu at large
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The Actives of Poughkeepsie defeated the
Olympcs Of Patterson at the ast named place yesterday
afternoon, by q score OF 50 10 %.
CRICKET.
ST. GEORGE's CLUE.

The annual Fourth of July Cricket match be-
tween the married and single members Of st. Georges
Cricket Club nt Hudson City, resulted In Mr. Branckers
side scoring n and 1872 In two innings against Mr. Ca
tcr's side 10 aud g. The play fret rate both
sides and altogether the day passed In the most
le
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LIST "a % 4G 5th 6,b III oh 9th.-To,al
ls,i,. 10 IA

4Ahlls!c','".s 10 70 . 10 II
Umpic-N George Fauy Of the Muira Club seorers-Asrs
Dearv aud Jones game hours Len Bsrrach
Fser Seuseuderrr3 Funer total 3; Smith Siart Chap
man total Home RuusCuthbert j. Raaehi = totsl y
Prarce T. Smith q start l. Chapman ], ttke iotab
Fielding Score Fly Caebrs-keach g. CuhleH FsleT Sen''n
defer Rsdcd Funer total 10; Smith start 3 Ferguson J.
Crane Mcdonald totsl Foul Bound Caeaes-hadeha Palmer
total g. Frsuson total Catches Stnkes-haachH2 feru'
ION Base Hy-Pui by Reach Fer total o. assisted h
Reach T. RAdca B. pat by Peare 2 start ke total
a.I y Peace Smih Pike g. toiH = Double Plas
hy Rsif aud beach Pike and Stau2 Pracr sod start hn
0ut-NeAun Foul B4ls-Ahetcs II tnesi Aanues 10
turna
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SUNDAY-SCHooL BoOKs.-BROUGHToN & Wy
No - Bbeouse keep the best variety from all Publishers
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the sssngerbund Of Philadelphia Madame 'Rotter;
Madame Friedenoi Hemmer, Joseph HerTnans, ana
other distinguished opera singers wifi be present
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yoar hair With LYONS KArHAIRoN.

PYIEs LEMOSIZED SUGAR.-The only pOrta-
complete wholesome Lemonade Jas
the Put only by JAMES
PYLE $50 Wash n Y See that grocer supplies the
yruut
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$40
s Is
REMOVAL.

2
THE COLLINS METAL WATCH AND JEwRLRY FACTORY
has REMOVED their Office from No 81 spendI
oces No 33J BROADWAY These superior Watches
three aud give universal satisfaction
aud although sold at moderate appearance
and for ume by gold costing $40 sac They have
greatly improved but the prices
hnish,
equal the gold WIZ
HAVE BUT ONE OFFCk, NO AGENTS sud are rot responsible
for the bogus and worthless goods sold chesp
Our factory the only place where the GENUINE COLLINS INITIAL
WATCHES AND JEWELRY can BIS RAD.
{. s. COLLINS 4 Co., No. aJS Broadwsy.
~ N.sthst
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Go to TRAPHAGEN, HUNTER e. Co,
Nos 3BS, 100 and iO2 BowERY oppasi,e SIth.st ~ Y.
for MASs, Bois aud CHLDRgSs CLOTHING.
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To,a..........77 u Is 81
ia. a. o. 81 Stu 9Th Hh. sh. gh
H H.s,.,ii,.11 - 2 Z ! IL

Umpr,-Mr Van Colt u the Club Soorer.McLabe and
Mrrts Time ghme-Thft Loars AID % inmates Len hss~s
asr clean his-MeChuteei French Lewis l. hq'' snih
l. CIrsn Home Ruus-Bush D. Wells l. Fltcaiches-Suh 2;
RAwe A. willard Wells Austn Il Bush, Total H. peuH.ug
2 MtCuteheou, Preach !; Wheeler !; Lewis J. kehsr J
total Fouauud Kchars l. Catches % strikes
-Icas pyPut on, by Met luoeE, !; Hoosr q Me-
Cutcheon French l0 Wheeler 2oial 10 Assisted by McCutrh.
Richards 2, Wheeler j. hcChnoch Ctoia H. Pot out by
Willard Austin !; Perm, 9total IS Assisted By smith, vii
lard T. Austin 4; keynus-tOial r. Double PLAYS by willard
ito and PsrTiu Willard Austin ioas-Yar liar
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HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

misunderstanding bsy to ~ saE EtenSesigsy eoady
10 o. ,s.p 10 iI:g On Of July last year Toe o % m m
a m marked slo at H. $50 p m 20 olo M $50, D. n go
IN the 4th, at a. ~. fd0i IL H. - ~ ~ -
O IL ID NJ ~
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THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COTTON MANU-
FACTURERs AND PLANTERS.

The annual meeting of this Association was
held In this city the Both Of June, reported eX-
cusycy in THE TRIBUSE Of the succeeding day Attfat
meeting several committees appointed, among the
rest Statistical Committee from whose report Is taken
the following extract:
s..-1.t a.. ,,., Cent toga 300
Receipts AZ the ports last mail dates June 2eoo
Tota supply. ports J1re 2"0"
pelg,' i O,k , e. l ~ a. e g5ool-l t97olO
, al. N,rtle,r 5000
~ ,,li
tt 4, mill, Ami. 10 buJl
90
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II the stuck u the ports 1T September nnd 90 ~" mills
l5ti October be- Assumed Ia be- the last year.
there h an apparent supply for the MAJ ium want, aud
surplus over In pro lorna statement, which br-prls
q the future only ordinary minimum uf supply, To
cover a want and u would b. well Tor manu-
facturors generally 10 large portion 81 the uidcur
Juiy ana August. Looking Ia Oct. I. the period uf the
annual making OF the cotton statement for al Europe
the chef elements which enter into the supply that
period are visible. and calculations br made
which will be approximately safe. From January 90
June TO- tweuty-turrc weeks in Great Britain. the de.
Tor home use were l7h.OUO bales ug j2UO per
week Tho deliveries for export I12UU bales.
1900 per week. From Liverpool, ll5jnug from Lon
dom &C. lg5OOO total, $4,000 bales. or 6SOO per week.
The total deliveries from Liverpool alone 6OuoO bales
per week stock ~ cotton ia Liverpool June 10. $1,000
bales. Estimated Imports:
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Tc,l taken from ih, crop bJ Northern 'pHHrr' uoe Sept l.


According 10 the returns made from the mills for l-6,e,
the Northern consumption. that year, dld not exceed
about 100000 bales. II Is supposed that the consumption
this year b. less. owing To the reduced production OF
ncavy goods The report continues We dO not ycnint"
10 accept - fact however the Inference from the above
figures that the Northern mills require 20 buy less IMAM
5000 bales up 10 18Th October ist9 winch would
complete tho year WHICH supplies began 10 bc received
ut mills about October Is, 1868 berausc n docs not ats
facorly appear that the supply la hand supplemented by
the 500 bales, will extend - far. Tic common uprts
sion h that the supply held by tbe mills nu ne h June
will extend present rate 81 Url Only 10 Hh nat August
90 or Is. and that further supply II 1900 to 10000
bales Is required 10 run mp 10 nc" COTTON ism
October
Aerme ne ~ home uP 20 18Th Oi'r io 10 che
l W'
shall bel farther tl0t Of 3'oo
ss.ss sss
Whence y 10 To cOn"t Can 10 Ue supplied
The ,isrk June o. goNo1
o. scls 8.aui 10 Is ,yrtHa;l. o
H. tiaut. hol Avuiu, Ja-c |V
HtOj
Porou Of rsesirt. ~ PORTS 1T oct emaieEt 81 oO h
available or l, before Oct NN"
kurHIW
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SITUATION AND SURROUNDINGS OF THE COL
LEGE-THE VARIOUS CABINET COLLECTIONS
-ORATIoN OF PROF. J. L. DIMAN OF BROWN
UNIVERSITY,
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EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMS, de.

The Spanish official account Of the battle re-
Cent " fought IN the southern part Of the east
ern department Of Cuba represents that the in
surgent forces were defeated, with a loss Of 10
killed and large numbers wounded, and that the
SPani.h troops now occupy the positions in that
insurgents during the past year.
The Chamber of Commerce of San Francisco
have appointed committee to draft memo
sidy to the Pacific Mail Steamship Company to
enable II to perform semi monthly trips to Japan
ard China; also expressing satisfaction at the
appointment Of Gov. Low as Minister to China,
and 4, titioning that the mission be made first
class ore
The officers of the Mercantile Library Associ-
aticn Of New York gave their fourth annual
dinner last night Among those present be-
sides the officers OF the library were Pere Hya-
cinthe, who arrived and departed i'm COMPANY
with Mr.. Bigelow, ex- United States Minister to
Gore Triton, and others.
An unusually large quantity of whisky having
been introduced among the Dakota Indians
milestone agency, about the latter part of Oc-
tober, good deal OF drunkenness prevailed and
some exciting disturbances, during which the
chief Spotted Tail shot and killed the chief Big
Mouth Troops were asked for protection.
An adjourned meeting of the General Assem-
lies of the Old and New School Presbyteries IL
going ON in Philadelphia The whole number of
Presbytcries OF the New School that have voted
favorably to reunion were one hundred unani-
mousiy. and three with one dissenting voice
each.
The late returns, nearly all official, of the
election IN Wisconsin, show that the Senate will
stand: Republicans ~, Democrats IL, Indepen-
dent So of the latter being Democrats. The
House will stand: Republicans 90, Democrats So
Independent
The funeral of Ex-Governor Thomas G.. Pratt
takes place at Annapolis this afternoon. The
remains will be escorted from Baltimore to the
Capital this morning by the family, Governor
Bowie, and other friends of the deceased.
SwarthmOre College, Pennsylvania, under the
auspices OF the Hicksite Friends, was formally
opened yesterday with one hundred and eighty
pupils, OF both sexes.
LAST night the Fair of the Maryland Institute.
m Baltimore. closed with the announcement of
the list of premiums to the successful exhib-
itOrS.
The Tennessee House has rejected the Senate
amendment to the Convention bill, reducing the
humber of members to fifty.
n little colOred girl in North Nashville was
burned to death Tuesday, her clothes having
taken fire.
The General Freight Agents Association met
in Louisville, Ky, yesterday.
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GALE OF THE UNITED STATES ARMORY
fEkRY. WEST vfHGINfhs AND HHfHchf SffTY ?

ORDNANCE OFFICE, Washington, Sept Is, 1850
and II the q Want e
eTty Of the United States at aarPers Ferry West
on 9th d das yo a NS pe
commencing at 10 O'Clock a m, and continuing from
The value of this property Tor manufacturing pur-
poses s too well known to render it necessary to
ing prepared, and will be sent to persons who may
wish it. as soon as printed, upon their application by
The property will be sold in Lots The first will
include the Musket Factory, embracing a strip Of
mac, the Armory Canal and water power of the river
The walls Of two large buildings standing ON this
the water wheels with gearing, and the fumes, are
almost in perfect order Three of them are Turbines
cast iron with wooden buckets.
The second will be the site of the Rifle Factory,
and water power on the Shenandoah, the buildings
upon which have been destroyed, but the canal is
The third will be the Shenandoah Ferry, with
tract Of Is acres of land on the SOUTH and Lot ON
the Harpers Ferry shore, opposite.
remove rem ood IRON tract OF lss5 acres, mountain
The fth Nil be the TiShf to die Iron Ora from
tract Of about 400 of land known as Friends
Ore Bank, acquired by deed from Henry Lee and
=, The remainder, consisting Of Houses and Lots in
The % @ l to the purchasers.
after payment shall have been made i'm full, all its
right and title to the property, which is believed to
The terms of sale prescribed by law are credit of
one ana Two years. the purchasers To give bond and
security for the payment of the purchase money,
and these terms must be complied with within ten
days after the sale.
map showing the metes and bounds Of the Har-
per Ferry property will be exhibited the time of
sale.
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
any or all Lots offered, if the bids are not satsfac
tory. A. b. DYER,
Brevet Major General, Chief of Ordnance
NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS =.
Persons who purchased Lots in lS62, and have not
fully paid for them, notified that il they pay what
is due before the day of SALE the Lots Will be decided
TO them. Otherwise, they will be resOld.
A. ID. DYER,
sc 27-6ot Brevet Major Gen., CHIEF of Ordnance
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The MONUMENT TO HILDRETH IN FLORENCE.
n correspondent of the Cleaveland Herald tells
The following story Of how a monument was
raised in Florence to the historian Hiltlreth:
..SiN years ago Richard Hildreth the Historian
then d years old, and broken down utterly by a
lifetime of literary drudgery, arrived with his
wife al Florence from Trieste very poor with a
1atai sickness upon him that rendered him a
erazed ana troublesome patient. HIS wife and
son accompanied him, and applied to hotel after
Motel iOT shelter, but was repulsed ut each place.
none wanting DIVING man on their hands. At last
The party came To the 'American Pension of
MR. Chapman, and like good Samaritan, she
TOOK them in In her house, tenderly cared for
10 the last, died Richard Hildreth, and was
buried IN the Protestant Cemetery in Florence
lie died 30 poor that monument even
OF The most simple kind, could be raised
10 hls memory. "A few weeks afterward hi,
Vile died IN Naples of cholera. Last sum
nler Cleyelander was I'm Florence and stopped
at the American Pension, where he learned the
story and heard the regrets OF the good landlady
because there was no tomb to the memory of
Hlldreth- The Cleyelander Immediately wrote
TO HaTIer X Brothers, relating the facts, and i'm
reply came check for a generous amount to
cover all the expenses for a fitting tombstone.
Hiram Powers, hearing of the circumstances,
volunteered to superintend the work, and before
leaving Italy the Clevelander had the satisfac-
ton of seeing, IN the beautiful Protestant ceme-
terry at Florence, where the grave of Elizabeth
Barrett Browning Is marked by a handsome
monument, chastc and simple, over the grave of
Richard Hildreth, bearing the brief record OF
his EaIne and the date OF his death.
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In RELATION To TREsPAssING ON PUB.
Lie LANDS.
NAVY prp.prvrx- san,o,,,,ox M ,.e

NAVY DEPARTMENT, September Is, $50
The notice Of the Department having been called
10 numerous and extensive depredations committed
upon the public lands reserved for timber for naval
purposes, lying I'm the States Of Louisiana issis-
sppi Alabama and Florida. public notice Is hereby
given that Naval Ofhcers and other persons have
been ordered to examine all the lands referred 90,
and cause all 20 be apprehended and pros
ecuted, employing the civ power, and, where neces
sary, the military naval forces assist and bring
to punishment such persons be found culpabls
i'm this respect. GEO. NJ. ROBESON
ocls-lsw4t Secretary Of the Navy.
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DROPOsALs FOR BUILDING RANGE LIGHTS
Il AND KEEPERS DWELLING ON MORRIS
ISLAND, SOUTH CAROLINA. =
TREASURY DEPARrMENr.

OFFICE LIGHr-HOUsE BOARD,
WARRINGTON, ID. C.. October Is, lSs59.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the ofice of The
engineer OF the 9th Light house district Charleston
SOnth carolina until p m OF HURSDAY, the
viii be publicly opened for the supply of all mate
Ia and accessories, except lanterns and illumina
ing apparatus and the erection and complexion Of
Island hear Charleston. South Carolina, in accord
ance with plans and specifications, copies of which
may be seen either at the engineer ONCE in Charles
t.n- OF at the Office OF the Light house Board, in
W ashIn gtOn. ID. e..
Each bid must be accompanied by guaranty in
The sum IL five thousand dollars q CO. signed by
tie bidder bidders, and two responsible suretes
Condition Il which is. that the bidder will II his bid
accepted, enter into bond TO do the work speci
Zach bid must state the time 90 which the work
viii be Completed
The successful bidder will be required TO enter into
VIII according TO the plans and specifications; the
amount q the band 90 Sc I'VE thousand dollars and
!. De stgned BY the bidder or bidders, and sure
s-nf o,lciSi known 10 the Treasury Department
bld- should ee scaled and addressed 10 Maor tieorge
81 oc S +, Eneneers, u : Army, Engineer
sndorse.i, Proposals for Morris IsI,,pJ TRsness
Lights IA n sur@np1Ce "so
~ Chairman l.. III B.
I NITED STATES PATENT oFFICE.
On the petition Of WILLIAM yRs S1rruH "a, isp.
Britain. Conn, administrators Of the estate ~ n NJ
lS SSted e ;k sd ,es , skt en- hon e
e. January lsS5 Tor an Improvement in Aachines 10,
IL j. ordered that the te-timony in An. 80. =.
closed on the l4th day Of December next: that the
line Tor fling the arguments and the Examners "a
port be limited 10 the 3fth day Of December newt ana
mat ssd petition be heard on the 18th day Of Decem
Any person may opeoss this sStepsiSn ,
oSE-i aSSw Commissioner of Patents.
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RY COOPER LATIME 3, Auctioneers,
- successors to j. c. McGuire Il Cod
Southwest corner Of Pennsyl vania and 18th st.


- successors to J. c. McGure a. Cod
Southwest corner Of Pennsyl vania and 18th st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On 10TH STREET WEST, BETWEEN MARY
LAND AVENUE AND G. STREET SOUTH.
IL By virtue of deed of trust dated the 3Oth
E.: day of October, 1865, and duly recorded in
s Liber Il. G.. E., folio 294, ETC., one of the land
records of Washington county and District of Column
ba and by direction of the party secured therein
hall sell, at public auction, on the premises, the
29TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1863, at 4 O'Clock D.
all that certain piece parcel Of land lying, stu
ate and being in the said city of Washington,
District of Columbia, being parts of Lots numbered
seven 90 and eight tSJ in Square numbered three
hundred and eighty five 1851 as the said Lots and
Squares laid down and described upon the ground
plat plan of said city beginning for the said parts
at point the line Of 10th street west distant fifty
three ,53l feet three go inches from the northwest
corner OF said square and running thence south along
the line OF said 10th street seventeen ~ feet eight S)
inches thence east sixty three 63) feet. thence
line parallel to Maryland avenue to aley six feet
vide; thence north eleven I'D feet nine and half
ga inches, thence west to the place OF beginning
with the imprOy ements thereon.
Terms One half cash; balance in and Il months,
9TH interest from the day of sae the deferred pay
mens to be secured to the satisfaction of the Trustee
100 to be paid the day sale; and ii the
sale are not complied with within five days from the
day of SALE the Trustee the right resell
the risk OF the defaultng purchaser by advertising
one week in some newspaper printed and published
A. THOMAS BRADLEY, Trustee.
oc27-eo&ds COOPER x LATIMER, Aucts.
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R1 GREEN x WILLIAMS,
- AuctlOneers ami neal Estate Agents,
No. 500, southeast corner of 9TH and streets

RY GREEN & WILLIAMS,
- AuctlOneers ami neal Estate Agents,
No 526, southeast corner Of 9TH and ID streets
RWMSEWn03D CASE S PLANO, FRENCH PLATE
CENTER TABLES, ROSEWOOD, MAHOGA,
Sits, DINING-R00M FURNITURE, CAR
PETS, STOVES. ETC, AT AUCTION.
~ On WEDNESDAY, the Eth instant. at
FYTTn clock a. M, we shall sell, at House No.
w ~ 505, on street north, between 2l and 81
streets west the following Goods, viz:
Rosewood case Piano, Stool and Cover
Two excellent French plate Mirrors, Slabs and
Brackets
Green Rep covered Parlor Suits, consisting Of
Tete a. Tete Sofas, Castor and Side Chairs
Marble-top Center and Side Tables
alnut W hat Not and Reception Chairs
Hall Oilcloths, Hall Oak Sets and mats
Walnut Extension Table and Dining Chairs
Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads
Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany Dressing Bu-
Hair. Husk and other Mattresses
Fine Feather Beds Pillows and Bolsters
Brussels. Three ply. Ingram and other Carpets
Walnut Marble-tOp Si,leboard and BoOkca
WardrObes, Lounges, Chairs and Tables
French China Dinner and Tea Set
Plated Tea Set Cutlery, &c,
A lot of Kitchen Requisites
And many other articles too numerous to enume-
rate.
Terms cash.
no Nd GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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sAMARITANs ROOT AND HERB JUICES,
SAMARITAN.S GIFT

The only real cure for Gonorrhoa, elect and Dis
ly vegetable. We discard BalSasn Topa5,a and fMer
curry a. being not only useless but hurtful Gin
cures IN from two to four days thus avoiding trOuble
ages, S2; Females, IS. Sold by =. q. FORD, ana
by Druggists. DESMOND A. CO.
mals-eOly 91S Race street phila1.inbi.
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10y W. l.. WALL & CO, Auctioneers,
II New Marble Building,
Corner 9Th street and Penney yania ay

- New Marble Building,
Corner 9Th street and Pennsy lyania avenue
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
TY ON NORTH M STREET, BETWEEN srH
AND 9TH STREETS WEST.
- By virtue Of a deed of trust, bearing date on
E: the 18th day of July, A. D. ls57, and duly re-
Of the Land Records for Washington county, ID. c.,
and by direction Of the party secured thereby, we
will SELL at public auction, in front of the premises,
at clock p. m, on MONDAY, the 10Th day of No
vember, 1869 part of Lots numbered seven (7D and
eight S in the subdivision of Square numbered four
hundred 400 in the city of Washington, with ali the
improvements thereon. The said part Of said lots
beenning at point on NJ street, eighteen (ls) feet
east from the southwestern Of said square, and
thence east with front of thirty two 32 feet on said
street and depth of eighty five 1857 feet
Terms of sale: One half i'm cash; (of which 500
must be paid at sale, the deferred payments to be
made in six and twelve months, with interest from
day Of sale and secured by deed of trust TO the
isfaction Of the trustees. Terms be complied with
within five days after day of sale, otherwise the trus
tees reserve the right 10 resell the property after
week notice, at the risk and cost of first purchaser
All yancing and stamps at the purchaser cost
VIM. fl. WARD, -
VIM. b. WEBB,{ trustees.
nos 2aw3w&ds WIN. l.. WALL 4 CO, Aucts.
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DIED..

NALkER. vt his residence in this city, at I ~ a
n hur-tiaN 18th inst. alter a prOtracted Illness
Hon. ROBERT j. WALKER, aged 6s years mos
and . days
The funeral will take place Saturday next at Il
LOOn, from No.II9 5th street, whence the remains
viii W TAX 10 Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown, d.
4. MI friends are invited to attend. q
WARREN. At his late residence. 18th street, he
tween and y, on the 10th inst, at IL . clock,
JOHN WARREN, in his 74th year.
The funeral services will take place St Martin
Church 10 morrow Friday } the 18th, at clock
His TRENDS AMI those Of the family invited to
Tend
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George H. Ellis, charged with unlawfully re-
tanned book Of records belonging To the United
States, in Lynchburg, was baiied in the sum of
S1,eco, by Com'r Rutfum, to appear at the next
term OF the District Court of the United States
The cOlOred people are still on the move south
ward The Virginia Employment Age ncy adj
vertises for able bodied colored men:at high
Nage-the agency acting for southern planters
Who design trying them once more. if they can
at Richmond.
About eighty cOlored men left Lynchburg on
saturday for Alabama, having been employed
TO work On a railroad in that State.
Judge Cramhall has been transferred to the
Hastings Court, and Judge Morton to the Cir
Cult Court OF the city of Richmond.
The closing OF the tobacco Factories this
winter, will throw large number OF coloretl
people out of work in Richmond.
The National Board of Trade Is to meet i'm
lOlitics.