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PhiladeIphia MarEet. !.

90 ysu.Iuf 3,fl PHlLApIIPH1A, July Y
,F1ouH-Prlces barely maintained and, dull,
with western extra family at Is 760G Is. 9'
GRAM--Whoat-steady; Pennsylyania red a
al TO-. COrn-Less active; mixed western 81 90
@1. O3. Oats-Unchanged western 60c.
Provisions Firm; Mess Pork $50 30. Lard
1661BKc. -. aa,i. ...!jg...l,.
PETRoLEUN-FirmCr; crude 18Ac In bbl9, aud
18Kcin bulk; sales 1000 hbls refined, July dOllv-
oFy, Of 2Tc, and 200 bbls, last half Of August.
at e20&c. s..r' ~. t''il 7s'I ''' '"fl''
Dull at iy7999e. a,L.it.l..- y Ll.ll
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The Uniontown Genius chronicles tho
fact that that an old gentleman from the
upper end Of Fayettc county, who Is over
sixty years Of age, came to town the other
day to see the elephant. He expressed
great surprise at the size OF the animals
feet, and went home without attending
tho show, ,,. ~
ThoWashtngton Reporter bets M ice
cream he was Democrat.
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CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July {

SANSANNHAA' "V'J .
The horse fair opened very faYorably at
Dayton yesterday. In the trot bay Jim
carried or tho palm in three straight
heats, the last heat in 2:41. Balls
Wright took tho second premium. In
coach horses Balls bays took the first
premium. Gross team took second pre-
MUM. .d"li.- I LII
Jonathan Hurshman, of Dayton, was
thrown from his carriage last evening and
seriously hurt. M ....a
Elizabeth Mcmillan, q Scotch woman
committed suicide by drowning this morn
ing-cause, grief for lost parents, m
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Sentence Of a Forger In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. June Z.

John N. Smith, claim agent, for de
frauding the United States by obtaining
pension money on forged and counterfeit
alHd0vits, was sentenced to fine Of ont
thousand dollars and imprisonment in the
county Jail twenty months
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SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, July Q.

San Francisco, July 0.
Five hundred more Chinese have been
forwarded.
The loss ut Gold Hill was $3.50, 900; in.
surance $4,000. Forty buildings were
drStrnVpl
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CURA.
HAVANA, July Q,
VIA KRY WRsT JUlV 4

VIA KEY WEST, July7. (
Capt Gen. Collie will probably go to
Santiago De Cuba. Gen. Valmaseda laa
left BayalnO to go there also. The troops
in the vicinity Of Santiago Dc Cuba are
acting altogether on tho defensive, Col.
BaImcz who is in command ut Santiago
Do Cuba, had made o demand for re.cn.
forcements, but was unable to get any.
i Various reports represent positively that
tho Spanish troops have been defeated in
several engagements recently with tho in
surgent leaders Deaz and Gomez. Tic
situation Of the spaniArls in the eastern
department is uniavornble. Tho planters
arc holding meetings, and nearly oil OF
them refuse TO obey tho emancipation
laws, and will resist the freeing Of the
slaves. Largo sulounts of money Rre be-
ing raised to send to Spain in order to
avoid tho execution OF the law and secure
It's rcpeal. .U., .I. h. .p-..t.
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Rain in tho Northwest.

CHICAGO, July Z.
There hNs been general prevalence Of
rain through the Northwest the past week
which will provo an immense benefit to
the CrOps
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TWENTY-FIVE acres Of ground on ELI
river, p miles from Charleston, sold re
Gently for $4,000.
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JUDGE EDWARDS PIERREPoNT, of New
York, is talked Of rs successor to Sec
retary FISH.
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Chester Adams, appointment and highly
esteemed citizen Of Hartford, Conn, died
suddenly Of heart disease Wednesday
night, aged sixly.fivc years.
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Another Oil Refinery Burned al
Pittsburgh.
PrTrsBURGH, July Z.

II AU1'N17N'1Il Vs7'J "
The Commercial OIL Works, Kirkpatrick
& Lions, owners, burned this afternoon,
taking (iro from the sparks Of passing
locomotive, destroying 800 barrels Of re-
fined oil ready for shipment together with
tlle principal part Of tho refinery. Loss
about $4,000; partially insured.
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The Latest News.
Another Great Fire in Canada.

HALIFAX, July7.
Another tremendous fire occurred ut
Sangcnay, which lasted eight days The
Government has appropriated twenty-five
thousand dollars to aid tho destitute sut-
fcrers
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New York Dry Goods Market.

y. n4 '.n NEW YoRE, JulyT.
Market languid and somewhat depressed. The
only changes today are MinnChAha a. ticks 70.
duced from ~ to 89Xc: Western World ~ brown
shCotingS from 10K TO 1oc, and Jewels from 20
TO 1SC.
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THE Weather Yesterday.

The WGstrn UMloN Telegraph CO... B4lIttiH.
WHEELING, Noon, July7.
Cincinnati Cloudy; wind W; ther. a.
St. LOuis-Clear; wind n. VI; ther. a..
Chicago Cloudy; wind n. d; ther, 68.
CleVeland-llalniug heavily wind g.; theF. 76
New YOrk-Rainlng: wind Q. W.; thGr. 73.
Boeton--Cloudy; wind 3. W.; theF. Il.
Philadelphia Cloudy; wind .. e.; ther. Is.
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WTEsT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

. NM 44SA N@~sS'4@N4N- SH'6 80 = .
hon. J. T. HoKE, PFssidsnt Board Of Reosrts.
@. @. STURGts, SeeTSEGry Board Of RegeBts,
ALEX. MARTIN, D. Do President,
And Professor Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
F.S. LYON, A. M, V1e6 PreSidsnt
Professor Of English Literature, and Principal Of
Preparatory Department,
8. G. STEVENS, A. M,
Professor Of Astronomy and Physies.
faa H.tH. PIERCE, A. H., ,
Capt, o. 3. Al
Professor Of Mathematics and OF Hilary Tactics,
j. ]. STEVENSON, A. NJ, Ph. d.
Professor Of Chemistry and Natural History.
F.W, WOOD, A. NJ, Ph'LD.,
Professor Of Ancient and Modern Languages,
o. W. MILLER, A, NJ,
Assistant In Preparatory Department.
D. B. pURINToN, Tutor. y V
u.- GEO, N, HA0ANs, BSQ., ft.
Superintendent Of Grounds and Buildings
HUGH W. BROCK, II. d.,
Lecturer on Physiology and Hygiene.
u. HoN. JOHN A. OLLIE,
Lecturcr on Civil and Constitutional Law.
FALL TERM begins iSt Tuesday In September.
WINTER TRRN Z" Ist Monday II December.
SFRTN0 TRRN Sd Tuesday In March,
COMMENCEMENT, Sd Wednesday In June.
TurrloN.-Preparatory Is per Term Of 10 weeks.
f" University, &9 per Term df 10 WOekH.
BoARpna-Nott to exceed d per week.
~ Send stamp for Catalogue.
MOrRantOWu, W. Va. ssp9gat
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MAsHINGToN.g
Tho Uplifted Executive Axes-DiplO.
matte Heads in Danger. i

7 ..' 'hI.' 'WAsnINGToNiI July7.
Tie President is expected back to.day
It Is said before the close Of the week q
number Of important changes in our dip
lomatic service will DO made. Senatol
Wilson has made q strong appeal to the
President against the removal Of Motley,
but it appears the President Is determined
to remove TINT gentleman. Bancroft Is
also understood to be in danger Of re-
moyal. 4"
f1 1t& LATER. 4 T"Ii. y.
The President returned this morning
and engaged in Ills official duties.
Red Feather, Little Swan, Black Toma'
hawk, and other Chiefs comprising the
delegation from Tic bands Of Sioux neal
Fort sully, visited the Capitol this atler'
MON .a....,.. ."|.r adj
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and stock Market.


M0NEY-EaSy At N64 per cont ON call.
SrERLIHq-QuiGt and steady at 1O9K6b109X.
GoLp-HeAVy and lower; opened IT 112H4 and
closed at 11lk01llx. Carrying rates los per
cent Clearances S6l ,0g0, 600.
GOVERNMENT BoNDB-HeAVy and lower, under
the theory that the Secretary will have little or
no money TO purchase bonds with u hc redeemS
tho per cent certificates with tue surplus rev.
enue. -''l'sEA,N ~ y.
United States IS Of 1881, coupons, 1IlllQ1l4Jt
FiVC.twentles QS6g g.................. 1l1k91llH
Fiv0.tWcnttoS Q66t) ,..!..........1l14 144lllH
FlVg-tWentleB (lSB5 1llIplllH
Five.tWcntics 1855 new. .1l0 4ll0k
FtvG.twenttes 1850 ,...,... .llgHQllvA
ktyCtwCnttes (1S6S) .........i........ .lIvh9plIgA
Ten.torttesI lg5tIgly5h
FSs treasury bought millions one iotSt
110TO. t,l' g'i7sst. .dst...u JUS
STocKs-Dull but steady. Lake Shore and
Now York Central, being unaffected by the par,
tial Injunction, arc strong. 49,.
Canton, 69; Western Union Telegraph, 81; iAds'
ans Express, O.; Wells, Fargo d Co., 16A; Amer.
lean, 44K; United States, Ask; Pacific Mall, az;
Now York Central, 99}S: do. scrip OK; Brie, 2k;
do. preferred 48; Harlcnl, 1901; Reading, 1O2%;
Michigan Central, 1l9x; Lake Shore, l0lH; llli-
nOis Central, 1917; Pittsburgh, l0ol; Northwest.
eEn, So: do, preferred, 89H; Rock Island, 1l7 New
Jersey Central, 103; St Paul. &C. do. preferred,
S1K: Wabash, SIX do. preferred %; Fort Wayne,
96; Terro lIaIte IS asked; do preferred 6S asked;
Chicago d Alton, III; do. preferred, ltSjf; OHIO
j. Mississippi. 35SS; Cleveland, Columbus q Gin
cnnati, 81 \; Darlington, 161; Hartford d Erie, q;
ST, Joe, 1lb, ..- F.,lf ..E,.f .,fg
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Nomination for Congress.

CHICAGO, July7.
Hon. Mark H. Dunnall yesterday re-
ceived the Republican nomination for
Congress from the First Minnesota Dis
trict a gfl
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Movements Of Chief Justice Chase.
CHICAGO, July7.
Chief Justice Chase and daughter ar.
rived here from Washington last night,
and LEFT this morning for tho South.
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The Parkersburg Gazette says that the
United States Circuit Court will begin q
regular term in that city August
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Departure of Prince Arthur.
HALIFAX, N. s., July 2.
Prince Arthur embarked on tho Croco'
die, last evening, for England.
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gCONsTANTINOPLE.

I V. CoNsTANTrEoPLE, July7.
The Viceroy of Egypt has arrived here.
he is we'll received by the Sultan. " n
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-26
DIED.

CAENoN.-On the 25th instant, ALICE wife OF Pa
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
G dence OF her husband. No: a4s C9rrant alley, on
Cox.-On the oath instant, JAMES ARTHUR, infant
son OF James and Fanny Cox, aged 1 year and 16
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence Of his parents, No. 5s5 Alaska formerly Bed
ford) street, on this ruesday) afternoon, at o'clock
Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.
ELIAs.-on the 25th instant, MARGARET wife Of
Henry Elias in the S5th year Of her age.
Due notice of her funeral will be given.
FRANCIsCUs-Suddenly, on the morning OF the 23d
instant at Cresson, GEORGE c. FRANCIsCUs.
Services to be held at his late residence, No. 1928
Chestnut street, at O'Clock p NJ, on Tuesday, the
26th instant Interment at Laurel Hill. Relatives
and friends are respectfully invited to attend. 80
MCCARTNEY. -On the Path instant, BRIDGET
MCCARTNEY, wife of Daniel Mccartney, aged 81
years.
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her husband, No. 1912 Silbert street, on
Wednesday at ~ o'clock.
MORRISON the 2sth instant. MARY, wife of Ber-
nard Morris, in the 5Oth year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the
residence of her husband No. 22lO MoRtrose street.
on Thursday morning at SO O'Clock
RoBRRTs.-On the 23d instant, Mrs. ANNIE Ro-
BERTs, wife OF George W. Roberts, in the seth year
The relatives and friends, and also the Masonic
Ladies, No. 12; ShackamaXon Tent No. 4; and Sis
ters of the Forest respectfully invited to attend
the funeral, on wednesday afternoon at O'Clock,
from the residence OF her mother, Mary Brady, No.
727 Richmond street.
SCoTT.-Suddenly, on the oath instant JOHN E.
SCOTT, aged 5S years and 10 months.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence, No. 419 s. Fifth street, on Wednesday after
noon at O'Clock. Interment at Ebenezer Church
Ground.
VAN GUNTEN-On the oath instant, REBECCA, wife
OF John Van Gunten, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
quested to attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence, No. 1919 Monterey street, on Wednesday
afternoon, the 27th instant, at O'Clock.
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CURIOUS ACCIDENT.
Novel Cure for Cancer,


The Scranton Republican is responsible for
the following:-An accident of a curious
character occurred to an old gentleman named
PetteboRe, who carries the mail between Wilkes
barre and Lake post-of1ice, on Thursday last
About four miles from Wilkesbarre, on the road
to Haryey's Lake. Mr.. Pettebone attempted to
pass one of the wagons of the g. A. II. Excur-
sion, and the road being very narrow, he drove
horse, wagon, and all over an embankment into
a ravine of rocks, stumps, and brush.
The members of the Grand
Army Immediately rushed to the
rescue, and in a few minutes had raised the
wagon and horse. to neither of which any
damage was perceptible. The old man was
more unfortunate, and was bleeding profusey
from the face. Two medical gentlemen in the
party made an examination, and found that the
only injury he had received was on the nose.
1t appears that Mr.. Pettebone was afflicted with
cancer on the nose, and in falling struck his
nasal organ in such manner as to cut the
cancer clean off. The nose was put into as
good shape as possible by the two doctors, and
if the cancer does not again make its appearance
the accident will prove to have been blessing
in disguise.
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WOMAN'S RIGHTS.
Vhe liusburg OarswOman Miss We tIiC
Means Blu slness.

Vhe iittsburg OarswOman Miss We alice
Means Blu siness.
Miss otiie McAliee the winner in the late
male race, publishes the following chal-
lie
r Having heard considerable talk since the late
regatta that Miss Maggie Lew intended chal-
lenging me to q race for one thousand dollars
side, aud having waited in vain for anything in
the way of formal challenge for some time, l
now propose to give Miss Lew chance to row
me. L cannot row for one thousand dollars
side, but will row her three-mile scull race on
the upper Monongahela course for five hundred
dollars a side, the race 10 come off on Saturday,
the 18th of August or at some other time that
may be mutually agreed upon. If Miss Lew in
tends to make good what she has been saying,
she. or her representatives, will meet me at
Richardson's, Fifth Qate Pennsylyania) avenue,
on Saturday evening next, at o'clock, to ar
range the preliminaries. Having learned that
Miss Mary Whalen has also expressed desire
TO row me- l will row her on the same condi-
fious as Ipropose to Miss Lew, and If she wishes
gaoe she can meet me at the same time and
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and boys took it into their heads to investigate,
drilling at the vent with steel hatchet and
chisel. The result was that the shell exploded,
killing outright two men and two boys, and
wounding another boy.
Mr.. Fremaux was standing near at the time,
but escaped unharmed. He states the four per-
sons killed were literally torn to atoms, being
an indistinguishable mass of human flesh. 1t
is useless to moralize on such o dreadful fact as
the above. Ii carries its own warning with it.
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EXPLOSION OF A SHELL.
DenIh of -Four Persons.

The New Orleans Picay,t,e of the 2lst inst.
says
We learn from Mr.. Fremaux, Deputy Sur
yeyor, who has just returned from Profit Island,
dreadful accident happened there on Friday last.
1t appears there are on the island quite num-
ber of those deadly missiles which were known
during the war as lamp-posts. and which were
probably thrown there from the gunboats. One
OF them, a $50 pound shell, number of men
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WAR RREED.

GILBBRT-NoLAN.-On the 9th Of August, 1869, by
the Rev. Samuel Durborow, JOHN J. GILBERT to
ELLIE J. NOLAN Subsequently soemnized accord
ing to the rites of the Catholic Church. by the Rev.
John McAnany, at the Church Of the Annunciation,
July ID, 1870.
THoMAs-WHsoN.-On the oath instant, at the
Centenary M. K. Parsonage No. 425l Haverford
avenue, by Rev. f. l. D. Pepper Mr.. JOHN p.
THOMAS to Miss MARY +. WILSON.
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MIR. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the jeweller at No. 2s
South Second street. has OF the largest and most
attractive stocks OF all kinds OF Jewelry and Silver
ware in the city. He has also on hand fine assor-
ment OF fine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain to get the worth OF their money.
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EVERY MOTHER WHO REGARDS THE LIFE and
health of her child should possess Mrs. WINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t is an old and well-tried
remedy 1t relieves the child from pan softens the
gums, reduces Inflammation, cures wind collie,
regulates the stomach and bowels, and, by giving
rest and health to the child comforts the mother.
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place. If the young ladies mentioned do not
regard this challenge, l hope that they will
heleafter hold their peace.
Miss LoTTIE MCALIoE.
Pittsburp July 90. 1870.
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SINGERS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Ten dollars cash.
Balance in monthly instaments.
o. +. DAVIS No. $40 Chestnut street.
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GRAY HAIR RESUMES ITS ORIGINAL COLOR under
the operation of PHALoE's YITALIA, OR SALVATION
FOR THE HAIR, which contains nothing dirty, is
transparent, without sediment leaves no stain or
he scalp, no unpleasant odor in the hair.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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NEW STYLE PIcTURE.-The German Cbromos made
A. X. p. Trask No. 40 NJ Eighth street. They must be
seen to be admired.
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CITY ITEMS.

ENTIRE LINEN SUITS FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
ENTIRE LINEN SUITS FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
ENTIRE LINEN SUITS FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
All kinds OF Summer Clothing better in Cut, Make,
and Fit than any other Stock of Ready-made Cloth
ing in Philadelphia, and sold at prices
GUARANTEED LOWER THAN ANY OTHER.
Half way BENNETT & Co.,
between TOWER HALL,
Fifth and Sixth streets. [ SIS MARKET STREET.
ST. JAMES HOTEL BOSTON, MASS loHUsETTs.-
During the travelling season, If our patrons will
kindly inform u.s. either by telegram letter. OF their
intended arrival, be better prepared for their
comfort.
In accordance with the reduction in the value OF
gold the transient board at the ST. James reduced
to -Four Dollars per day.
PROPRIETOR ST. JAMES HOTEL,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-02

81 Miss Smith. colored, has been confirmed a
teacher in the Boston Grammar Schools. She
> the first colOred woman who ever reached
that post.
~Every trade and business now has its
special organ or paper devoted to its interests.
Tie cattle dealers OF Missouri.and Kansas have
lately started the Drover, asmsll folio sheet.
e. An cd stable-keeper in England saws he
las never had bad foot on his horses since he
commenced the practice OF bedding on thick
layer of >awdust.
sA prudent man advised his drunken ser
want To put by his money for a rainy day. In a
iew weeks his master inquired how much he
had saved Faith. none at ALL" said he: cit
Tained yesterday, and il all went
"McMshOn's army Is reduced to three OFF,
Gers, thirty-thTce and half men and one drum
mST-boy. FHty-siy OF these are Turcos, who
rush into battle naked, with their SOUP in one
band, a trained cat in the other, and their Chas-
sepoJ between their teeth.--Hartford Times.
81 Posters have been hung up in Mayence
win the Following announcement :-''Msyence
- ,eIaliy swarming with soldiers; but what are
tue soldiers swarming with d? II makes no diff
ference ~ they will provide themselves with
hEut' mayer's insect destroyer at four kreutzer
the bottle
SGustave Dore's last drawing re presents the
French army. marching by night. weried and
ShaCOTy. along the banks Of the Rhine. while,
Oil an cDlinence nOar the troops, stands a group
90 the First Napoleon's veterans, who wave
s'oit their banner and encourage their success
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lINIrEpsTArEs MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue OF Q writ OF fieri fscias on indignant os
condemnation, issued from the Clerks once of the
supreme Court Of the District of Columbia and to
front Of the couIt. house door Of said district, on
IsONIpA1 the l1h day Of September next, 1870. at
interest in and to the undivided half part OF Lot No.
o. IN square No 49, eeeinains for the same at the
oeutneast corner Of said lot south sire st. and
running thence west Is feet thence north II feet
thence east 6 feet, and thence south l22 feet
20 the place of beginning, together with all
and singular the improvements thereon, in the city
OF Arlington, D; o seized and levied upon a. the
thy. ALEX. SHARP,
IN adts u. D. Marshal, b. O.
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The New York money market presents no
new features, call loans being easily made a,
four and i've per cent. and time loans being bara
to negotia'e under the full legal rate and a COM
mission; This commission is Xa2 per cent. for
W vrne.s Gays. The shipments OF currency to the
oaE week nave thus far been less than last.
quoted. " @" i"'oS last
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UNITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

In virtue OF writ Of fieri facias issued from the
Clerk Once Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
CSiuT so and 70 me diree'ed viii se q public
Of ssid District, On M0NDAY, the 18th day OF Sep
right, title claim, and interest in and to Lot No. H.
IN square No 49, in the city Of Washington, d. O.,
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and levied upon Is the prdperty of
Thomas II Barron and will be sold to satisfy execu
Z. Kendall ALEX'R All Arp "
au23-dtoa ri q MarshaI N n