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, 1870-08-16
REAL ESTATE.

WaTantee deeds, conveying city and suburban
property within seven miles Of the Court House.
lleti Tut record on Monday. August Is:
Vest Sineteehth s'. n v cor Of KobeJ st,
AZ, 2tx1eJ II: Ang 15.....-......... ..... {lpt
Mi.!tr 81, bet Milwaukee, az and Augusta st,
IL. actc :, Il, is: 40 f It sol ot Adams st, I. >
7lA:e5k II, with house; Jau N-.......... s.sai
1ssN It, win house; May ss..-.:.-..:. s,sos
char'n e., sai IT Of Noble s'' T. sSx1sa 20.
rs,ch s, IS IT 81 Fulton 81. v i. .sc1,s+a
r:srs II !, s i v of SUIle it, $ /. ss1'ss -.
wis VII. ST. s.. y col core si Augusta St, i. s;1ioo -
yss;cn ~ :. IL ii oi wcoa 81, i, 4s3ioo
It: Aug. e,:.....-...-. ................ 1,eo
TX, i: ii s Il u Nay ST, /. :s1ss ii: "
Ne,, IN 1t, i,e /: ui lsstf. Luke st. vi, s:c.sx
m: nlsc HtNnn q. iss 20 II ) OF Luke
sf.c:. 81 s.5xl'5 It; MAY s1.,....-....... 100
:'.l. 4, St, 81 4 5 " OF Fort ri, r I, e.1
f.utih ~. 80 81 It Of Taylor 81, vi, s,x
:. II: i. IS SO II u ot Te:stleih St, et,
:nal.u #; juno 3. 1854. :. ......... 80
i's't;irn at, q Sin n { Of townsend 81, nj,
l:!1abce 81, go It 5 OF Hoboie st, /, o0x
l:o Il: Aug. 15.-.....+...........,-.... 80
soRrH or err IxIrs.
N"!lie It. LOT Of P1uc Grove Av, q :, ,19ex
soe9n OF; n;i.,; or err Intfs :;'''''''' s'o0
Atlantic St. 5 II 3 OF P:iticti1 q, q +, sox,A
ato ballir .: 90 II Of F1ftieth ss,w1.
WEST or OLD CITY 1IkI1S
Archer ~. G of Nauchard AZ, 8 e t. 3s..1D
1SS II: An&- &-13..-+..........,,,,..., en-
, 1870-08-16

Ike ,hii1ln Mt of tiuur n.ui grain fFpm Chicago
S,,ia aanleY, Toledo anil Cleveland. hF lake md
AZ, TIT the week ending Aug. 9, Is'u, and .fesu
, 1870-08-16

A Ias or two ago San'l Fyl~, Of Lebanon. 81.
'e,r Guunty said to parties tu tel1eTtle 800 head
~ Lhc.pk-e cattle At The rate vi shsee cents per
!nLud EtOsS.
LATER.
There wxs only a fair movement in No. 2
r,;,S wheat, after tue Adjournment OF the
-...~is1 board. Int prices were firm. the mar.
~, Losing ut &c cash. and 51.Os+l seller
.c,.:, :.b.r. No. corn closed steady at 10atc
,ssl.. and 71s;c for the option eeller Septen-
-r. Date were dull and prices nominal. NJ
.;...rd for provisions OF grain-earryinK ves-
~.
, 1870-08-16
The lsFNLNCe IIhskCfSs

NEW YURk.
NEW YoRx, Aug. la-Co11oS-D1.l and heavy:
salea sao bales II 1s.:c Tor rutl!iliaG u1ia,nss.
DnKApsTtrfS - Flour :. Reseints. s1s.3 srls:
tspsat ss "a ss: en s'1s sd sss:s ss "
e1tsa DO: sS:aa7s.'u fol Eood to choice
e11ra: sa73ta7.6a for extra Ohio: % for
enes :c0 brls 1t tasoas.3o. C0ln meal quiet
ssts g &c u II es ies ~: No. Is asps!ns
fur No. ) kprlng: t;-l5 for Nos 3 and spring
nA1,l; Si.s5@ LII TO- vtatsr red y ssten; fl,s'
S:a;s and willie Tennrssee; tLsEst.e 90 foe amber
Tennessee. Rre dull: sales 600 bu " &l.14 for
Western. Corr-ReceIpn, ,aoa bn: heavy an,l
Wss;e.n; slOs for yellow Western. Oats-l,e-
ccipts 1es hu: .slee - 700 bu At 53ssc Western;
64ks,oc 1ur Uhtu and State.
HAY-UncAanEt1-
liorS-Qalet anit DIM. .......
GRocERiEs-CoGcc qu,cs. Sugar heavy safes Of
49, hh,Ie at sht411c for Cuba. stoiasses dull
I'EfrDlkru-in,rr a: 1sac for crude: 74kc for
rrnAet- $500,
1p cyl In t.aI:ty Gae,s2 bu cur, ls0.. IS hu malt
sla.tss ID ua,s, 1885 bu peas. 2a,7fa bu rye
rCkrEN1IHk-SRcaly al &c
81. We ia % for trtine ness; aiso, aa hfs mess,
s! e IT, psa ats: %sss sss 15 aoi
eat:a nlcss. DecI hams dull. ficrce beef quiet
+; s.'lV Vt2sSA for PRIME mess: saooos alee ioF
,m"irsi tut hams At &c % is.;ys1s III picked hsafs
N:.4 cs auu. La1t dali bud heavy; aales OF 40
- u lss9 ssitos s!sam l:l.hs 'or kss1's- l.
t., Eecruber 1t loAc. isu11er steady n eoi3sec
| i. w<sle1p, Cherse ,su1i At 6s4l+c. --
=, st'sa1s :: q T ssa as lF*"''L-AsaS' '' lowers
( 1sEEAps1rrFs-F1our ciosed sllGhtly In buyers
t"!. H'n :oos ~ n;,,at, rant,se.. 1ri ~"
/ lEit. Iasc iEwrr, with lt!rited export demAau-
~ 9 ~ %es.s sc of ssv xsfs sa apsai
r:xs,: &,s.+fn: *D~ :, o., W..
,.:.s' sse1 ot,nherI ~ ss H. IS. feef qaier aai
,r,i,.,esT V': sxt ,,ears " antsy and uncnanSed
{s.cr Iomjnsis Ia1ti ot,set: ,5:,c asked; l5ac
ii; e., y, -. ,.,n@. :, ~, n,,,,,,.,
W'usKs1EIn In iii ! iymana: an; sa,ss IS tbs q, 9a,
&C. tie ''''e ?Ss'sSiSw ?Ssiw%rEi:E ;?5 Ta?h bound
.;c n,,s fnsxer =, ~ for M So 2 s:orn nuti,
e loT1r; s;,I.I 20 !, sat n Su To nn,o .n,
t,.w.""- ~ Ss7.''
eistSH; rscf1,7s-s,coo brls roar, 1890 tu wheat
..:' ~ ~ SWSeSr nn.rt,isst, Al i,s+r n;
: ~ s'S'' WIN 6isLEASs iii ..
= oH'.4>:. Aas: ia-g9Ts9s.fs@'ns, s',: ;.1s,,,
,iais F's ta'vs ~ fton al:siss,sp,, 5 ~
~; it;,ss.s &C. oss % , o r,.
Lie eI,,a "a co. ,,ebs Sa extra. sssa Con
IN: ni1sa. 20. shitt. SIS. Oats dnll-s
:; s. e; nts ssslse ssares ss:a a
- ss 1A.sE1SHe, H.ns. as's2este. 1anl
GsoeEn1s-suSar Ir.ns T. 1Sf: Sad:,. o's@issn A9i
81! rsgned Es'olie'' at 'fs''c' e0"ee n'u4'a14
, 1870-08-16
7-0t93AW
6cN341N
1.rt22ast

sH;s-Reettved. l,o+o. The de<nand for this
-. u ssoek was sEaxl ~ shat tho supply, though
= sE-hAlly Light proved ample, and previous .1tes
S'1e tarely sustained. TIE inquiry Vas cunfned
ts.'e'PatiJ 10 york hogs" It taooa9.4n- HeayJ
~ Eefr neglected. and uerc nominallr lower.
Ses 1-f common TO chotce-c chtety IT $aeA19 s.
, 1870-08-16

" - tnerE Wtttt AFt0EethVF, n Eteat NE9t2Iu
sKiLe ''''f~S'
TIE Xart Lore Eerp1ess Of the eAh vi. ssys.
tsc mesaoFs have once more lost !he&r greep,
!ho tnoee = no deferred CuItlnc thei7 q 1ss with
;Ae Aope ~ better Eather1pE, nave Ean aheut
ivnsleed by those who moved early; l,ut the
tl'naee is mere Ike oar straw than sweet hay,
Ahn M sas necn 50 Henuded at IT'S eetd hT waltifV
~ at hcpss of second crop have nov died Away.
,h ,ae rSot crops wM be seriously Ieasenef.. xnd,
~ tne early potatoes h1ye been Of nnc qua!-
nLeet 20 &C NossA But the corn, which h1a
Haene1 maturity, E1n be gathered IN The nnest OF.
have no douot, viii Be full average pro,tuct II
not more- An spring ceru mukt be saorr, espe.
ei4Ny o4ts, beans, and peas"
, 1870-08-16

-ote the following caat
tefs: TO Bu1alo-selIr SwaA "A vou1ht corr
zaek cha1a!fer, oats. p. I: sssr. com. sKc:
cap On ? :: T. To o4"ego-sehE FhtSl9c. YozS "a
naoHProp Jas- Flax, IT, eatn- re
prop AAIn0Eer, corn, same. To B. 'stnu ts!'
og1ensnulgh}-P1opN Nashua, corr, thro1 g rae.
To Potuand-c1ty Of Fremont. com, thrua n fa1s,
TO SaDia-schI e; Tlosbndee, comp 10 70
0ndenseurEh-Schs +. j. King, corn, ION. 70
hiaEston-schE SH .epstAkes, WHEAT at 1oxc Z ON
MNw wauSeel
BCFRALo, Aug. l2-The Express SAYS EA e
frejRhts t1e nrm aud quiet No charters reporres4
IotEpc. Aug Is.-We do not thlnk any change
can tc quoted in rates. Notwithstanding rhe rrport
o1 shade advance being paid Last evening. The .
ha1tot Wtuld present rerJ animated APPEARANCE
were II not for the rain. which Prevents the ua-
lotlipg Of caIgoes, A1d binders the Ioldln0 Of |
gram. We quote 5c 10 Buffalo aud &c to O5We9tH
Blade.
MLwACKKE, Anc. 1A-Gtaln freaGhts e!e ntm
aud &c higher. Rates are nominal II a!hsc 1o1
wheat to Buffalo at toxc TO 0eEego-
QIEER POEIN-S0 demand fur EFal0 ses'es1 A.
QSEeCo or Cleveland.
, 1870-08-16


New fonK. Aug- 1a-rhe various markets at
the Stock E1chaFge were asitAtsd and excited,
s"5 e.si. e,Wern he Frensn sa'i P1ussian i"rccs.
ALt,, although bttA eidca C'z.n the victory, thu
more genera! belief Is that tic P1nss,aa arms
adssnce OF per ccnl In 3-e0s at London. amt n
Gr1u feeling At the London Exchange This nad q
depressing effect upon gold. Trans2ctlons were
| ia!cr. In the afternoon the marke:s were dull
| Cold was strong for . time, owing To tn: doubt
whether the battle Mt Metz was TictJry for Plus
sa Or France, hut lat 10 iae day tie a!Set ~. was
Cn the STOCK Exchange matters xese Intensely
dull
Foielen exchange quiet and stes.ls at ,os-.. aaa
;oid Opened At 117s, touched 1t7.1t. fell sn
ca; ;!ns raies. which reaect isrEr sno1, Interest
;sl4 Eer cent, aud fur Errowtng nat " 1-6+ aud
! yer cent E,earancee. ~, ,noo, ,puo.
| Gevrsumet1,s dul! hut 8tra,iy .
teur-. ss....!aHe,i;A ros!es, g.. .;no!:7ios
C.,uls, sa...li1 sNlA lo-40s. III 'i@l03
t"uis, ea. .ii1.s!s111A cus1eucics ls'.t911easi
State securities dull: .- ... @
II, ,s5s Ts.avsss: 81 s. 81 n. Ga!Siias;
;;' SsT ylis,nts: Tsansssse q New c4F0''nas -
! S,oclS ht,entu atea'ty, but fei on h1tie on the
!. a.,pv shntc4. In the afternoon the Vanderbilt
sINks we're weak; Like Shore, Rock Islaud, and
~ an..,n.. ' s... ~ illinois Central .s1
| Cumberland ....... II l1ttshu1Ef-..-..... IL
| y ssttfu CEipn- ls!r Southwestern. =
Quicksilver. AZ NcrsnWestn pselu. s3Ai
Ast1loxa ...... b. Kock I4sAinI. -... 1H..
siatlIsuas, pte}e1t- 9h New Jctsey Cent? 19l
Aharns' Express. E5 -. lnuL uL.....,- 81.
Nerx-Fargo....... Ish s. Paul preieFTcsl.. III
h:IrtEAD....-.....% ~ / hAtelhA.-.- -..-... 81 "
| Ault.-I Sla.e....... II Nn1aah rsefcfFrd. A3
! l.~c!fc Msil......., ssk Fort Wayne....... 91S
:. " York Ccutr1i. 9s+ TcErt Ilautc. 3
/ -..tn.......... 8 u Terro 1iaute, pfd.- -
| Ire, ...... s.:. CHI Allon .-....1lS
| IL prrserrtsi- - Ehic. i Alson rfI,. Iii J
| Haytem.-.-. ....lal | tt'htl i Mississippi. 81
li4.Hm prcfcEred..i.e C., c. 1 1ni, Cent. II:
!:fz.tnlx. ........... Son L., c. i C......... -
I.thtE2A CtIlFal- .I15ii tluEaN8toa. 1as
lake sh0le-.. -. 93 Hartford 4 Erie. At
sulET,csanry salance-goh', {is,s's,.as; cul
j :. cry, 1t,, ,es6.a1S.
, 1870-08-16
COMMERCIAL

MoSpAr EvKS1x7, .AnS. Is.
The following table shows the receipts and
si.ipmcnts OF produce at this point during the
,sf forfr.afht l,nrrA.
, 1870-08-16
OCEAN STEAMERS.


STEA1lERA SAII. DIRECT TO luSDUS.
Frou1 Pier No : Moth River
PARAGUAY, Wii!:eus.. .Ausl.s r.
A.:.s os ratsasr r4yatIa Il ca1sae1- fu=t e.t4n
xtL. .ltert&e. 1A .-.,,
.stpxes. ool led 70 H.vfr, Fali4 Antwerp ss1 h1t
srr3al;. rt4.eed cuItsuey E7tet.
As,l..A all. Aernts, 81 souc.At.. ft" ~ y
JAS HAERACh, ecl0ex LaSslse Aat AA1E1iS1-
, 1870-08-16

''l1'' s1 = : s-~. es'
| LAkH SHORE / A1cH1GAS SOUTHERN RAIL
n,so.-ssasss gag =, :. " ::. .es ssz=.sa
W. asss=--...,..-,.-..,..::=.-.....-:..;4.@ ::zs:e
k5:sSs k;s;s zs;4::s ;$;:;:-
"sn@ "1'-asT:i55s oS1SD 7.f;;:; III ~ AZ 3
III: Sas.s::::.:=..il;s;ss :,.sss
,..c~ ,..'-~ - n
sts aGkSa12S 9 Gs.. sE: 9g1ssx
II! =5s ::t: q 4 ;sss ;ss
X.s5;. :,.; .fk;SsstT.-.-...-..:: k;s;.s ::lse5 :51sa
-. fss.sssss---..,..--..3 fsss.....3 3g9a .ssH!ga
zr*3s sssaJ iziss5: s.::a:;: :E,.:,: :ss.
nic..iu4:, ozs7a.t e,,.n,,,s
csa' Ds7as1Ess. ssASts zssszss S;s:=, t.4s-
m; ss;i =: :: ~ NE; .@a= @
s4ss ssiE;z:;=ss @5t; Il; !;z:;E. sEs : 45z 45
fs;sssS IL EsSs1 ssE ::aes
r: :: : Y: s 49,
nis5 sssepfsd. H:,r.a.I IT sIss.+s ? n
n,-n.r,-rc,, ,,or,u ssasl's p..*n*.E ~ A<~a:
;.sa ~11 ss4e .lsss
S:;dS sSe ;asz
sn.e4so n1oS 81 t9ets ~ : = sA'LaoA9 t:s3
Se.s stsi ssH;;s.;;:.--.--1ssGg5sR .::sM,.2
, 1870-08-16
EfiYa&o nhtaCEss

I'D nCLAhkE, NJ D. rtc. Htk4Lu Old Estah.Lhed
Dr. Qlstxe IT, south CsArk4t tnrar MnnIess,
EoktluKaTlA1Ii CONSULT EL- .
r. en4lt ftIs lfreAn ttAdt) SE-A PC 10 by mad
EB- Srnd two Et.ml< for Married Sec1etA.
IT Ai*o, two tnf 84ssE On at1 Ataf-.
Addrr.s iettss1 iF T. D. Ul4AAXk, III t1atE tsAfE
, 1870-08-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
zsatcl,elor,s Hair Dyc,

onI, t1,, and psrfvet Dys hz-1nl+A. rrE.nr. issAn
ta1sl~: tssppetntmshi; no ndlealu.s t,n:. trMs
die. the i'll e1eet1 Of nJcN: inuLusatdA Ani czf -
ihe i.s1 eott beautiful. bsask t14<r- sutd b
all lnLxxrts and tx.f7n.els md prop<sy aiptto1 x
, 1870-08-16

CoI11s,oS.-Tne Schooner ). KIldcrhouse col
uded with the new propeller James FISK JE.. "
ing Il Clark street bridge, On 3estesday, and her
The propeller suffered slight Injuries,
BROkE DoES.-The. ing Monitor mss gone 70
the aid Of the steam b1rgr East Saginaw. which
hrnke down yesterday, about twenty mlses GU
Waultgan.
ASoTuEK colIlslas.-on SUNDAY. morning,
while the schooner Oriental WIS Eall1uE Close
tuulrl On sta.noarl tack, eight miles aboFe Point
an Pelee, she WIS run tatU BY three schoouers IN
tow ~ , Of the tng John Ansou5 eAsHt1E away hsr
and KeattnK. She alao had carried away her
| spsit sail yard, hes covering board starred, anil
1er sahtn Knocked overheard Damages about
, 1870-08-16

l S7nts CLARK +t treats al Private and SrxaM p,s.
ot,;,Latt e stalal WtAs1rs. St.snn. p.
uxc 4 t:e.1r1 Sc.eiA; a,trn,ion dTea F-mat TIT
bet s4*z- Patrp,srt Vi Ad1iu cent IRE Caa"uthr"a
ire. LID % .pJNs-4uA
, 1870-08-16

AYRfyEp fEhX CHICAGO. Aug. 12--PrOps tsrrf-
/ IA Tuleco; hafk D. r. nohhins; schr Eta Elen-
wte q, 1Efua, Gen. H. Wana-
CLtAhEp. Aug. 1a-Props Badger State. Coloza-
do Schrs Ge4. II. Wand, Stampede.
, 1870-08-16
DIR. Franklin Brooks,

S.. II, South Cl..R4t, Chle.xo Ill, cure- SeEvnxs
eonpl.In.a SD General D<lEty, Seminal MssAar.s.
ayphilitle AdczioEs. Das~ser. GraEr AID al pi7aas
Ut4r1zrA.
ETlAdJr4 requiring sn1ssal aid. medical Attrnianes
or ..yIrr t,sT ea or rus4 the Doetuf al .sn
dill n 4rts5s lnvalitA be pruyidea With rstvAte
SnzrtnIrbsa. h,,2fd Af1kn41AEez, Sc
, 1870-08-16

Total cNts., ll:na. ,64or54s 1+S,e.lo4 :a09, eas
Tee portton OF the British Guu under eul;iyatlpr.
Actnielng 10 the last returns Tho relatiou Of iani
hltef erVp to the tosal Area WAS As folioEs:
, 1870-08-16

Iht nEst Of III pFpd3cts from B:,Hsh SOIL /.
ShtAt Tbs pfopottton Of lai.t1 cultivated wlih
rtFat m the Different parts OF cae Callel Ring
Tom MAS, In 1862, II fellows:
, 1870-08-16
DR., Stones Catnrri, Prescription,


lie Cl,,k It., Room Il, Cbieaep. III Oue tn!r - ii
tsdln5 s.e tre bs:s' N;h sa,ss ,!E sIE =. =
irI ,i.u To- E.ue l. per etttu I-hr.1l 1lss'IHt IL
Otvt III I ard leate.e. Poet Unec fL'x tA
, 1870-08-16
Private Hospital for L1,slic.-

MRS Z. THOMAS. PhysIct1n md Obstetstiau. SIS
SoL.h HaI.trlxt Ladies expecting cunhur'uent can
ind rlctsant raq1ne with hnar Dtctr:i1n ,.l,tvel-
, 1870-08-16

=. E!mba1, Jane Bell; Monitor, Superior, New
Bet. samn1lr. Hmefcan, Rainbow. Exile and
ing, tuuchei u Grand btand and. Passed the
TIefuie,l Rotks 1T daylight Thursday: met r g.
Cohlrn IN Whiakey BsyS letr E1e sanlt THURSDAY
at Detrrtt at Satupiay morning. She had toli
load Of passengers and freight, including los o.
ae1 brig hour from Duluth, being the nsst snlp-
fnQss.~
, 1870-08-16

A4IIRQADa.
Il ! rival and Departure oil Trains,
At-NJlEK ADVANCEMENT.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL
ESlD1 p.Ip1-Foot o. Lake Atfes
, 1870-08-16

8tCal11+ = ~, =
t'ut,I.s, is7i.. .:,D,t1l0S
teups, & .-lM'.s31to'i
l0-s0s. .....1di '11sal03
Cuneucics .-lls'.t311eat
, 1870-08-16

AM9AO
'AM4slN1 :
1Atpa1&W
ANA5AD)
No03AM
A,0A9AM
, 1870-08-16

but tetI on 4 liftit IN the
IlternDen the Vanderbilt
Snore, Rock island. and
The New York herald., 1870-06-21

q KLABER co., MARBLE WORKS. 22S WEST
-. Fifty frst street. between broadway and Eighth
nuc.--Mabie and Hardened Maneis, Monumens Head
The New York herald., 1870-06-21

NfARBLEIzED SLATE MANTELs.-RICH AND ELE-
VI giant designs, from 49, $2, $l5 up TO $780, I. B..
STEWART CO., sos Sixth avenue. between Thrynft and
Thirty -sxtn streeta
The New York herald., 1870-06-21
OYFIoR ASSISTANT oUARTERMAsTER GENERAL.
~ United States Army.
MARBLE MANTELs.

MARBLE AND MAkBLEIzED MANTELS, GRAVE
lN stones Tiles, Table and Plumbers Slabs new snow
with finest of Manes Prices reduced
A. KLABER, l34 aad 1886 East Eighteenth street. NJ u
The New York herald., 1870-06-21

THREE SMALL ROOMS CONNECTING, FULLY FUR
stationary tabs &C. very reasonabe; ane location
I22 Fiftveccond street, Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-06-21

TOT WEST FoRTY-sEvETTH STREET.--A PRIVATE
ls)l FAM have Boor several handsomely furnished
Rooms TO let w Board and private table, References re-
qured
The New York herald., 1870-06-21

40 FoPTY-NIHTH STREET, NEAR LEXINGTON
ltO avenue-Nicely furnished Rooms to rent with
Hoard on very reasonable terms also single Rooms oca
ton very pleasant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21
EVENING STAR,
FORTYFIRST CONGRESS.
Yesterday Proceediuxs

SENATE.-After our report closed
Nil Sherman, from the committee on FL
rsuce Is ,OTted, with amendments, the Hone.
bin TO reouce taxation, and gave notice that he
would call II up on "wednesday.
Consider alton of Post ONCE appropriation
Eir being proceeded with, several amendments
we're rejected
MIR. SPENCER moved that the frank shall not
be abolished until October 1, $50; which was
syreed tO-yeas IS, NAYS -.
The Senate then, at 40 p. m, took a recess
At the evening session very little progress was
made with the bill.
HCUSE.-After our report closed, the fortii-
cation appropriation bill being under consider
atiGH-
The motion to strike out the appropriation for
Portland HarbOr was withdrawn.
The bill was amended, on motion of Mr. Nj
black, by increasing the amount for Fort Milf
lin. near Philadelphia, from S26.IJ0 to $50, 900,
and Fort Delaware from 1850 to go 900.
The committee then completed the consider
alton OF the BILL after which IL rose and report
ed the bill 20 the House.
Mr.. Beaman (Mich.) moved to lay the bill on
tie table. and the ayes and noes were demanded.
The motion was rejected-ayes n, noes 81; and
the bill was then passed.
The House. on motion of Mr.. Dawes, went
INTO Committee of the Whole on the army ap-
Precipitation bill A few immaterial amen l.
ments were adopted, when the committee rose
and reported the bill to the House, aud Ii WAS
passed
MI Cttit'Ai AlL-J AcHoEtcud otii duihoIt1lhS
the citizens of New Mexico to form a constitu-
ton and State government preparatory TO their
admission into the Union. Referred to the Com
mittee on Territories
Mr.. Cox. from the Committee on Banking and
Currency. reported bill requiring national
banks going into liquidation TO retire their Cir
culating notes which was passed.
Mr.. Scb0teld introduced bill TO extend the
act granting artificial limbs to disabled sol
diers. to the officers and sailors of the Navy
and the members OF the Marine Corps; which
was passed.
The House then, at 400 p. m, adjourned.
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A SHARF WoNAN.-FOur weeks ago a young
Welsh woman, Miss Owen Evans, applied at
the Office of the Clerk OF the United States Dis
tTict Court in Helena, Nj. T.. and declared her
desire to take the necessary steps to become q
citizen OF the United States. When the clerk
recovered from the stroke of astonishment that
fell upon him from the girls lips, he studied the
natuTahZ alton laws, and then announced To her
thatShe had as full a right to become a citizen
OF the United States as II she were q man. Sne
received her certificate, and then she did what
no advocate Of wOman's rights has been smart
enough to do. OF recommend other women to do.
She calletl upon the clerk to make out her
decisratOIy statement under the pre-emptiOn
law for one hundred and sixty acres of land in
Deer Lodge Valley, the description of which
she furnished. The statement was made ont
and forwarded, and now stands on the records
Ofthe LAM Once at Helena as No. 100. This
girl Is building a house on the farm thus cheaply
acquired. il fencing il, and has on it already
considerable stock of horned and other cattle.
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Try WIN. l.. WALL B CO., Auctfoneerp,
- New Marble Building,
Stores No. and 902, south cor Pa ay and 9Th st

- New Marble Building,
STORES No.9OO and s02, south Pa ~. and 9Th st.
PIANO. FINE WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES,
rABLoR SUITES. BRUSSELS CARPETS,
EE ~ 1IL PAINTINGS, sILyERWARE,
- On FRfDAY MORNING, June 9th
H7Hcommencing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell the
I. entire effects Of Household Goods at No,
2l5 street, between I'd and Sd streets We lame
Rosewood Case P iano, Emerson,
Fine Walnut Chamber Suits, lin oiD
Zine Walnut Wardrobe
h.rt ae tGR Bg1ssg:. Wsshstands and Tables
Green Rep Psrlor Suits
sleepy Hollow and Easy Chairs
Sne hne Walnut bO0Gcass
Whatnot, hatraef, Lace Curtains
Oak Sideboard, y afble-topj
Zine assortment Of Silver end Plated Ware
6s Io m bhs nep L9Gns e Extension Table
Zine assortment Of oil Paintings by eminent artists
Of Europe and America. One by washington
2h s. ses e., sRTs,ns rpmner Fall and Winter scenes
One Osryed Walnut Gard Boy, (cost so,
Marble Mantel Vases. Music Box
Zine assortment of China, Glass, aud Queens Ware
Zine Hair Mattresses, Feathers
Blankets, Sheets, Spreads
Bedteads, Bureaus, Wristbands .
Tables, Stoves. Safe, Clock
RReirigeratoL, 40 feet Hose (nsarly newt
One fine large Newfoundland Dog.
furnished houses in Washington The owner ieayins
for Europe is the only reason for selling
The Furniture 10 In splendid order, and very little
We call the special attention Of private buyers TO
the above sale, as il is worthy Of their attention
ye2-d WIN. l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
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limited STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue OF writ Of eri fscias, issuea from the
Columbia, and to me directed, win cell at public
SAFE toI cash. In front Of the COURT House door Of
$50, at u o'clock N, the following described prop
etty, TO wit: Lot No. and the east part of d, In
the subdivision of original lot No. A. In sauare No
81 IN the city Of Washington, D. G.; beginning for
saia part OF Lot ID at point on North G st. feet
south on line at right angles to North street Is
t ,st thence sostnwestwardly feet to point on
fastwardy from the southwestern corner Of said Lot
thence along said rear line OF said Lot to the
vision line between said Lot D and Lot to the line
OF North st.; thence with the line of North ST. to
the pace of beginning. Together with ali and sin
enlar the improvements thereon. seized and levied
sRG d as the property OF William Barr, and will be
pher Lederer. -a f-EEf-ll,1 ALEX SHARP
ltlo-dts u. B. Marshal II II
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je2l-d GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
DY GREEN d WILLIAMS.
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. 319. Southeast corner 7th and d streets.
PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE.
- BY virtue of q decree of the Circuit Court
E,2 for Prince Georges county, sitting Is a Court
.kAOf Equity, passed in the cause of William o
Jones and Ann Jones his wife, ct al, Bail Ben
son ct al the subscriber, trustee, will sell at
public auction. on the premises, on TUESDAY, the
not on the next fair day thereAfter the real estate
81 the late lillian Sibley. consisting of eral par
GELS or parts OF tracts Of Land, called Deakins
Hall" Cramphin Lot" and part of "Elizabeth's
Delight, containing NJ SIS acres. or less, sit
uated in Prince Georges cou atty, between the Bal
timore and Ohio and Point OF Rocks railro .d-two
miles distant II each-ad joining the farms of
Secretary McCulloch, VIM g. MetzerOtt and Gen.
Michler, and the Adelphia Mills, owned by George
W Riggs, and eight miles from Washington city.
This land is beautifully located, in good condition.
abuEdanty supplied with wood and water-there
being two springs of pure water the house,
and good mill site, with ample and failing
water power
The improvements consist of a good twostory
Dwelling house and suitable outhouses.
Terms Of sale One-third Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash the day Of sale or RATIFICATION
thereof by the court and the residue in eouaI in
stalments in six and twelve months II the day or
sae. and the payment thereof 20 be secured by the
bonds Of the purchasers purchaser, with sureties
t. be approved by the Trustee with interest IN the
whole purchase money frem the day of sale. On
paymert Of the whole purchase money, the Trustee
will execute deed to the purchaser, at his cost for
tie convey nce and STAN ps required by law.
RICHARD b. b CHEW, Trustee
Je2l-d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts