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Cotton FaCtOrage and General Com
mission BUSINESS.

Under the style and drm Of
L. an q, MI O ORC &C Q o.,
To date from the lst inst ONCE, No. 1 How
ARDS Row, formerly occupied by Moore,
Whitfield & Co. F. LANE,
VIRGIL V. MOORE.
Aueust 9. 1859. augIO
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NOEiCe.

nURING my temporary absence from the
~ city, Mr.. William W. Francis viii act as
transactions made for us by him viii be bind
ing. MARTIN WALT.
Mpmpigfg. Auuflst e. 1859 auuT
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RoX Lost.

7 EFT my house in this city, about four
IL months ago, THOMAS HANEY, about Is
years old, black hair, dark CONF plexiOn, small
pOE marked aud freckled. black eyes, Light
scar on left eye. Any Information will be
thankfully received by his mother, MARGE-
RET CONNELLY. IlG Market street augil
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District OF rWest Tennessee,
In Bankruptcy.
AT Memphis, Tenn, llth day OF August, 1869.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee OIL W. Norwood, of
Jackson, Madison county, and State of Ten
nessee, within said District, who has been ad-
judged Bankrupt upon his own petition, by
the District Court of said District.
augI2 o. WOODBRIDGE. Assignee
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or assistance, as it is matter in which
all the citizens of our State, are inter
ested. Anticipating. an early response,
am, very respectfully.
FRANK HYBERGER,
"a Private Secretary.
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DIE[I.

GRAHAM-Un the 9th inst, little JOSEPH,
son of Albert and Eva n. Graham, aged two
years, four months and twenty days.
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A0TICE.

District of West Tennessee,
In Bankruptcy. So
At Memphis, Tenn, llth day OF August, 1868.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as Assignee Of Morris COhn, Of
Memphis, shelby county, and State of Ten
nessee, within said District, who has been adj
judged Bankrupt upon his own petition, by
the District Court of said District.
augl2 0. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Il HERE viii be meeting of the COnfede-
4 rate Relief and Historical Association
this evening Thursday at o'clock at Still
man Hall, corner of Madison and Second
streets. A full attendance Is earnestly re-
quested. ISHAM q. HARRIS Pres't
JOHN W. DAWSON, Sec. auI2
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NOTICE.

District Of West Tennessee,
In Bankruptcy.
At Memphis, Tenn, llth day of August, 1868.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as Assignee of Young r, Marley,
individually and as one of the arm of Quigley,
Marley & Lees, of Memphis, Shelby county,
and state of Tennessee, within said District,
who has been adjudged Bankrupt upon his
own petition, by the District Court Of said
District .. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
augl2
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BANKRUPT SALE.

In the matter Of In Bankruptcy,
j. 5. SHAW. ! At Memphis, Tennessee
ID Y virtue Of a general order Of sale entered
ID by the District Court Of the United States
for the District Of West Tenn essee, on the 18th
day of Decembe 1865, / will 10 sell on
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NEW EIkM.


F. LANE, VIRGIL V. MOORE,
OFF. Lane & Co. Late Moore, Whitfield & Co.
WE the undersigned, have this day assO-
w ciated ourselves together, for the pur-
pose Of tranSaPtinga
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CARPENTERIHG.
JOHN REED.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. 81 JEFF
u ferson Street, entrance In alley. Special
attention given to stair Work. Houses and
VersndRhs frsmed ready for shipping. no~7l
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at 6 per cent. Sterling firm and un-
! changed. Gold lower; it opened at
32l, and closed at IS. The carrying
rates were 3(6)6 per cent. Exports to-
day s2G5, 600. The steamer tomorrow
has $500, 900 engaged. Clearances $s7, :
600, 600. Governments lower and
heavy. State bonds dull; old Ten
nessee5 81; new 54I.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, August 11.-COttOn
demand fair; sales 3l9 bales; low
middIings zoe; no middlings offering;
receipts 800 bales: exports to Havre
1921 bales. Flour firm; superfine
s. s.; Xxx Sc 50; XXX S6 62E, Corn
mixed, 81; white, 81 O7l, Oats Csc.
Bran 81. Hay S2ai9a0 Pork firmer
at S35 50(G95 Is. Bacon firmer; shoul-
ders 163e; sides l9l and 192G2Oc.
Hams % to 25c. Lard, in tierces,
I9I@20Ic; in kegs 22G23e. Sugar,
common, 11@12c; prime l4Gi4te.
MOlasses, reb9iled, t5(a zoe. Coffee
Inactive and nominal; fair Is to Isle;
prime 109l63e. Whisky 81 10 to 10.
Gold 54}. Sterling 49,. New York
sight par.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, August IL. = Flour
nominal. Corn 95c. Oats 50tG60c. !
Whisky 81 08. Pork S33 %. Bulk
shoulders lie; sides l6Ic. Bacon
shOuldel5 isfe, Clear sides f9c. Lard !
TS4t.n Wheat unsettled and nominal. |
Barley 81 4O61 IS. Rye SI@1 %.
Eggs l4c.
ST, LGyIs.
ST. LOUIS, August 1l.-Superfine
spring, 81 25. Corn SOC t9 90. Oats /
a e 55c. aye sic, Barley 81 %. 1
Whisky 81. Pork S34 .. Raeap /
shoulders l5ici clear sides i9te. Lard
1850.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, August 11.-FlOur, spring .
extra, Sc O097 80. Wheat 81 43. /
Corn 9rc. Oats 544c. Rye 81 O4. /
Barley 81 20 to l 2l!. Highwines |
81 0j. Pork $33 7l@34. Bulk sbOgl- /
ders l4e. Hams i74@iSs. Lard ISL
@lec. Bulls sides ld}@lSc.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, August IL Flour,
81 -. Corn 20 to 75c. Oats I.
- to soc. Whisky 81 0S, Tobacco :
sales 9G hhds at s. 81 t3 AZ ~. Bacon 4
l,F, sides 19l@l94c. Hams
zzc. LSrd 20e. Pork s3i,
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL, August II. - Cotton
closed firm; uplands 13d; Orleans I3!
,613ld; sales 1000 bales.
California white wheat IS 81; Red
WestorE Iy5 ~. Flour 25s. Corn 30s.
cats y 81. Peas i2s.
LONDON, August 1.-ConsOls closed
Al 92g@93 for money; $40 bonds quiet
At S35; and at Frankfort at So.
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sB- The withdrawal of Mr.. John Ainslie
and the sale of his interest 10 Messrs- Braw-
ner and Tyler, dissolves the firm Of Ainslie,
Keating q Co., from this date.
The APPEAL VIII hereafter be published by
the undersigned, under the firm style Of
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
r. A. TYLER,
J. N. KEATING,
PA. .RRAwNER,
iys RT. ENGLISH.
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WANTED.
WANTED.

40 OOO BARRELS FRUTT.-HfGHFsT
Apples, Pears, Plums and Fruit OF al kinds,
atleI5 CONFER 4 RICHARDSONS.
No. HOward's Row
Mampbfa Tam
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WHEAT WANTED.

UTE WILL PAY ST. LOUIS PRICES FOR
w Wheat delivered at City Mills, on Real
street, OF 1872 Front street.
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WANTEp.

@ TX GOOD CARPENTERS and four good
- Sash, Blind and Door Makers. Good
wages and steady work alanteed.
AIKEN & McDERMOTT,
jy30 VtckSburg steam Planning NIL
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WANTED.

A " Agent on commission 70 sell FRUIT
IA AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, RHRURS,
etc, in Memphis and adjoining country, for
FRosT's & Co.'S NURSERIES, Rochester, n. Y.
jy20 MA. DAILY Rochester, NY.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEMPHIS LADIES, INSTITUTE.

o. q DESOTO STREET. Mrs. n 2. SorTH-
Z WORTH and Mrs FANNIE p. MCJuEE
~ EIlIiel pals Win open WEDNESDAY,. .SKPTEa-
ls - l, Hses- FOR cirenlars inquire at the book
and music stores. OF at the Instifute. angIc
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Must be Of temperate habits and furnish sat-
fsfactory references. Such a one can secure a
liberal salary and permanent situation. Com
munications viii be considered confidential
Address, with full particulars, Glass Box
483, N. y. 1y8
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CINCTNNATI.
ST, LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, August il.-Superfne
-four s 25d5 90 Wheat, choice
spring, 81 %. Corn SOC to 90. Oats
A to 55c. aye sic. Barley 81 05.
Whisky 81. y Pork S34 .. Baean
shoulders 152c; clear sides l9te. Lard
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, August 11.-FIour, spring
extra, Sc O097 80. Wheat 81 a.
Corn 9!e. Oats @34e. Rye 81 Oh.
81 0j. Pork $33 1904. Bulk sbOgl-
ders l4c. Hams i74@iAs. Lard ISL
Gl9c. Bulls -ides ld3@ lSc.
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MT. VERNON INSTITUTE,
ENGLISH AND FRENCH
Home School for Young Ladies',
NO. 46 Mt. VERNON PLACE,


MRS. MARY J. JONES, PRINCIPAL. AS
vi sisted by Professors and Teachers or
great ability. This school IS situated IN the
most elevated and beautiful part Of the city,
and offers 10 the pupils all the comforts o.
home, together with the hest Influences for a
good, useful and Christian training. The
tenth annual session will commence SEP
TENDER 18TH For Circulars address the
Principal
REFERESCEs-Messrs. Woodward, Baldwin
& Co., Baltimore; Baldwin Il Fleming, Nat
C.. Bethel, ESQ. Memphis; Fred. L. Gotten,
Tallahassee: Gen R. r. Lee. Lexington, Va
General Francis Smith, Lexington, Va; E
Meyer, Memphis. augi
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WANTED.
INELuENcE RELIAsLE rRAoE.

IN an old established Grocery House OF New
i Orleans, an active, energetic salesnsns who
understands the business, and can
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LOUISNILLE.

LoUIsvILLE, August H. Flour,
superfne 81 10. Corn 20 to zoe. Oats
- to soc. Whisky 81 0S. Tobacco
sales So hhds at s. 60 t. A ~. Bacon
Shoulders l,e; sides t9l@I9!c. Hams
ZZc. f.Srd 2Gt. Pork S31,
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MACHINE AGENCY,
4. Baum's
HoePskIRf AND CORSET FACTORY.
SIS SEVENTH STREET.
Between ID AMI T.
e. No BRANCH CONNECTED WITH
THIS ESTiBLISHNENT ap2,tt
DRoPOsALs FOR STATIONERY

81, IRKASIRy DEPARTMENT, May n, 1859.
. eeAie-- Proposals for furnishing Stationery for
re year ending June 80, $50, will be recsi we'd at
tsis Department. until the 10Th day OF June, 1850 at
schedule of she articles and suspt,,ie, r..
sudfeo ano olshk forms tor b.cding. cOntAi nj ug
ton. ~. -Sp~
The bids will be considered an d accepted or r..
Contracts must be executed By the successful
oocefs within ten days after being called BON so
he articles contr acted for mast be furnished
from time TO time during the year in ri a
pursuant % orders from the DepArtment This
entire guam titles in the schedule will however be
Zach proposal must be signed ~ the ind viduaI
or rrm making IL, and be accompanied By Q bond
With sun tent sBretes In the Of We thousand
tfiaf H:,orney on r% ~ ~ unnd st.,ed Dis
department. conditioned upon the &c N ion OF q
contract, With good and su1acient bonds for fur
..a1ss. such PORTION Of the article IS may be
All deliveries i'll be subject 10 inspection BY an
PER- Detailed for the Dur pose by the Secretary
Oh M treasury and the delivery of IN inf rior
snns-, De deemed suiheient cause to snnul the
Dsiiyerie: must BE free Of charge ., the Treasury
the contract will operate a. the forfetare OF the
entire penalty Of the bond or The seegsssrV ot tS
isSl5 asy s al. me purchase, in open market,
szry 20 supply the deficiency caused nv sueh fail
and charge 20 tie coutrs to- AM 49, 1870
OF the price WHICH IL shall be found necessary 10
Proposals unsecOm panied By . satisf actorv hons
vill not Be considered, and contracts yiY ~
sSarded only TO established manafActurers OF q,
Bidders will be required 90 conform their bids "a
the spsci st'ops furnished. and failure t. DO 40
VII esase the rejection q Sny eip
l1-lm Secretary of
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EVENING STAR.
LATE rELEGRAMs, &c.

4, scranton Pa Yesterday morning an
~uonvmous nste, threatening death TO any
.uIner who descended the snaft 70 Work, was
found posted At Oxford mine Wild and
uo,I uIrea sOnable panic rapidly spread among
he mineIs- In ali but Tour mines tne men re-
tHsed TO work. Everybody has been taken by
,uTprIse by TINS change OF front, ana nothing
az he predicted as TO the ultimate result
Several Ietter-bONes IN the Boston Post Ohi'e
were found broken open yesterday morning
no robbed of their contents. Among them tue
suffolk Bsnk missed a letter containing checks
smOuEtlIg TO sI50.OJ9 which were suoseq uent-
y found a CellaT-way and returned 10 the
hIBs. Young boys are suspected as the perpe-
tIa:oIs-
Thomas Alton. president OF the St. Louis
lion Mountain railroad, has received DIS
pstCh from Charles Anderson, president of he
Memphis Commercial Con Nention. informing
nim inst the people will subscribe I,O0,OOO
4cres OF land asked tor the extension OF the
Ivcu Mountain railroad 10 Memphis.
Two farm lsbOrers, named Merrino Magin-
nIs and PsrIok Bahan, near Rochester. New
IOlk. quaTTsIlsd on Saturday night, when Ba-
han stabbed MagInnIs SIX times with knife,
lEniCUnE DIS which resulted in the death
a. tne iartsT. Bshan was arrested.
A. Newark an sfrsy occurred last evening
near q drinking saloon. a the corner OF Clay
I'D Ostpn streets. During The TOW stones
,re:e thrown. fractuTing the skull OF boy
named I.atimdr, and The Jaw of Thos. Forrest
a hv-StaEdsr.
he III instant. Ex-PrPsident Caoral had
.rosssd the Haytien frontier. and the whole Ne
public was IN arms. The ravOlu 'IohIsts Were
r1setIng with success and reCeiN ing aCcessIoEs
20 their arms from all sides.
a Havana dispatch states that the staam shi'
Mississippi. from Rio JaneIrO, for New 0rk
ran ashore a. Martinique, on the S'd uirm D.
Sud Is probably q total loss. A French war
steamer saved the officers and crew.
Advices from ST Thomas TO the 18th instant
report the arrival there of the steamer Arago
from New York 70 tow Perm Wan monitors TO
Barbados, Tor which point they were soon TO
depart.
News Irom Jamaica ~ t. the 18th instant
The steamer Mount Vernon had arrived there
with a cargo of war material Tor the Hayden
TeVOlutIOnIsts
thunder storm swept over Charleston. =.
&. on Saturday. dong great damage 10 prop
erty. &C. A boat IN the harbor was capsIzed,
SEd Mrs. Douglass ana Two children We're
drowned
The excitement attending the failure OF the
ROYAL Canadian Bank is subsiding. The bills
are selling n from ~ TO 30 cents.
An arrival at Key West, from Nassau, re.
psrts the successful landing of troops and am.
muuitIon In Cuba by the San Salvador.
Yesterday being the fifrIerh anniversary Of
he birthday OF Qseen Victoria, England and
canada honored IL.
Another uprising IL anticipated IN Mazatlan
Mexico, with General FlacIdo Vega "a leader
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TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE LAND

In execution Of decree OF the Supreme Court
ior the District OF Columbia. passed Ia the cause
OF Fee Fee, no. 1888 Equity, the subsc ibers
e ,TIstse: will sfer for sale, on the premises
O'Clock .. m parcel Of Land situate IN Wash
inston county, in the District OF Columbia, called
part of = Beall 3 Adventure" or Eastern Hills
containing about one hundred and ten acres
This property 10 distant about mile from
Jennings Bridge, and adJoins the lands Of Mrs
Manning, and I, near the site Of Fort Mahan. The
soil fs excellent for gardening purposes. The land
10 we'll watered and contains q good meadow, and
sfrds beautiful sites for dwellings. The line Of
the baltim0re and Potomac Railroad will pass
through the property. The land will be subdivided
TO suit pure aad plat OF the divisions will
be produced aS the sale
Terms of sale One third OF the purchase money
to be paid in cash the day Of sale, Of the final
ratification thereof by the court; the residue in
two equal annual Instruments; the whole purehase
money to bear interest from the day of SALE and to
be SECT red BY the bonds Of tho purchasers to the
satsfsctton OF the trustees. Stsmps and convey
snces q the COST Of the purchaser A deposit of
$50 will DO required before c,osiuR The sale.
fAaLMMH "a RgVs, HAoSER't Trustees.
my 20 jAvto
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UNITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

In virtue sfa writ OF heri facias ID froa shs
Clerks Once OF the Supreme Court OF the District
Of Columbia, end to me directed. will ell. g
public sale for cash. n rout Of the Csurt Heaso
OF said csupty, on M0NDAY, the sist dsy OF AaU
instant 1879. 81 Il o'clock NJ oil dsssndsnts riah1
title, claim and interest I'm and b. eli that part %
Lot No. .. in Square No. fes. bseinniag q sousA-
cost corner Of said lot and running vest 70 fssf
fschss; thence north 70 isef incbes thence ssst
feet inches; thence south Is feet; thence eat -
feet thence south 81 feet sinches. TO the yiAos a
beginning, together with the inprovsue uts Sa
the city Of Washington d. o., seized sna ls,Se1
upon the property 81 Jackson Puapsrsy. g.
will be sold 60 satisfy execution No. 4ep, In f.vsr
OF Howell strebiing.
ID. 8. oo0DING,
nyItdts late U. 3. Marble . q.
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DY 0RyyN . WILLIAMS
u Auctfoneers and Real Estate Brokers',
No. 626, southeast corner It'll and streets.
TRUSTEED SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PkOv1D REAL EST ATE Oh THE ISLAND,
q sbTtHIH STkanT WEST, BnrwEsN

- b. virtue Of deed OF trust dated June 18th,
g 1885 and recorded In liber $751; folio ", of
the land records of Washington county, Die
frict Oh Columbia. - trustee named In said deed
Of trust will cell ct public sale, to the highest bid
der, on SATURDAY. the 5th day OF June, 1852. Of
SO lock in the afternoon of that day In front of Ihe
premises. the following described lots aud parcels
OF ground, With the improvements thereon that 10
70 say The south fourteen ti4 feet four l4 inches
OF lot numbered seventeen, (T,D and the n9r'h
twenty four Ce4) feet three and quarter (sl,
inches OF lot numbered sixteen, No., and lots uuI
bered twelve lleb and thirteen. 3,l and tue south
four 0 ieet eight and three quarter 81 ius hes Of
lot numbered fourteen, } all In square NUMBER
ed four hundred ana sixty nine 80 accordipg 70
Iot. are one hundred and twenty two tlsp feet
The claim is for O. 81 On with Interest from the
2sta Day o. June, lsoo less one payment, NAY sth,
The parts Of lots Is and " are improved by two
good three story frame d~eiling.: fronting on 7fh
street. and two small frame dwellings an ailey
IN the rear These parss Of lots VIII be soi seSsr-
atet. or together 20 suit purchasers Lots ~. u.
erd the part OF lot IL, ere proved. and will be
Terms OF sale: Cash TO lie paid on the delivery OF
the convsyarce. 100 10 60 be Paid down by each
~ rchaser when the properfy sold 60 him IL struck
%. AL eonveyaneing and clamps 60 be at ths cost
Of pure sssers The terms Of sals must be eo0-
piled With Ia i've days. or reesie Of the proper ts
WI be made 81 the expense and rick Of the par-
sss,s s.., sH0ca TSTTxr; Trastse.
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Ran ERY sALE.

By virtue Of decree OF the supTene court Of
the District Of Columbia. passed In a cause Of
Green Va. Msgee. No. sos in equity viii oasr
at pubie sale on TUESDAY, the first cay OF June.
at the hour Of o clock D. m. /, on the pre mises
the west half of Lot number -. in sauare nunb-r
l0 fronting twenty I'VE feet i've and . hall
inches, more OF lees north m street bef veeo
9th and 2lst streets, and running back SAM width
20 the depth Of the lot, as per deed recorded q
Llber j. A. s.. No. IS, tolioe 81
Terms: One third cash; the balance Of the pur-
chase money in and u months, OF the whole Of
the purcb Ase money may be paid the day Of
sale. The deferred payments 20 bear interest
All convey and stamps AZ the pense Of the
purchaser. X p. JACKSON. Trustee.
uy2l lot wM. T.. WALL q CO.. Aucts.
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%Low.neck shirts are ca regie for young
men
~The so-called Maternal Association of
Paris. composed of aristocrstic ladies that have
agreed to nurse their own children, Numbers at
present nearly 2Oo members.
~The Young Mems Christian Association
Of Milwaukee voted by a majority Of 2l6 IN
vote of about go, 10 open the library rooms on
sunday.
eVNearly all the Paris correspondents saw
tndt madame Patti Will soon be engaged in q
scandalous divorce suit. aud that most or her
leaious sister SINGERS Will exult over her mis-
fortunes.
50 About SIX hundred hands have been
inrown out OF employment IN Gran Vile, n e.
II consequence Of an order recently issued by
ihe inspector closing up the tobacco factories
i0r alleged violation of the revenue laws
~A Wisconsin paper having exulted owe
the tact of It's coming out IN a new dress, a riya
sheet remarks ssin this. as IN everything else
fhey are an age behind our Office, which was
supplied with new material years ago..
~Parties IN Albany are making arrange
ments to commence the manufacture of matches
ny new process. They Will use sodium Iu.
stead of phosphOrous. Sodium is as easily ig-
nitsd- AID is free OF the unpleasant smell that
attends phosphorus
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CHAE ERY SALE.

- by virtue OF Q decree of the Sspreme Court
E OF the District of Coiumbis, Dssssd In .
W; sarah Mullisa1 aud others. NJ. .slt Equity,
will ofier at public sale, on TUESDAY, the isf
premises, Lots mum .ered 2, 3, a. S, y and g. st-
usfed In Austin subdi vision Of Square g. tu the
New bampshtre avenue and run back lis fest
mere or Less % per deed recorded in Libsr J a.
Also, part Of Lot Z. in said Square -. fronting
on the east side Of est street twenty feet more or
Also. part Of Lot no. S. In said Square g. 'front.'
ing "a set and inches on New Ham pshire ave.
be divided into two earta. and cold sspsrstsiv.
Deeds recorded In Liber W.B., No 81, folio ri !.
ard Lfber W. B.. No. 60. folio "a
Terms: One third cash; the balance OF the pur-
chase money IN six and Twelve Donths, ths gar
bearing interest from the day Of ale o. The whole
eprch.se money nay be ystd On the day Of sale:
the purchasers. g. p. JACKSON. Trustee.
my2l rot W. L. WALL . CO, Aacts.
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T. kEL1Ls iTc2TE sRoxER,

NO A6oh kiNfH sTII1T bet. q snA = Sta.
briidtne Lots Of ali descriptions In different parts
Also, several 6as Farms and Country seats {.
which would call the especial atten Of parties
StsniuG to OurcAAse. Also, several very Aus
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SUPPOSED TRREIBLE CRIMEs.-A woman
named Mrs. Nancy Lymans has been arrested
Al Jordan VILE. Herkimer County, on the
charge of having IN February last murdered q
former husband. Ephraim Gardner. She has
had three husbands. The first, named Knox,
died SIX years since, under suspicious circum-
stances. In January last she married Gar
uer- After living with him SIX or seven weeks
ne suddenly sickened and died, under circun-
stances that indicated foul play. Within four
weeks after the death OF Garner, she married
ner present husband, Mr.. Lyman Two or
iEree weeks after the death of Garner, his body
was exhumed, and the stomach and portions
Of the liver were sent TO Prof. Charles Porter.
of Albany. After a careful analysis. considera-
bile quantities of arsenic Were found by the
Professor, upon the report of which the arrest
was made. IL is stated that a few DAYS before
the death of MI Garner, the woman purchased
a quantity of arsenic for the alleged purpose of
killing rats. The affair causes considerable
sxcitemente a. Jordan willie and throughout the
the town of Warren.-.Shnsctd dg Siay, I.fh