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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10
ENhanstion gnd degenera.ion follow j

Exhaustion and degeneration follow the
excessive use Of The Strses without 1ue in
.ervais OF res: Tor repair. In order to main
tain the wontcd enersv, the force expended.
whether Of body Or mind, must he restored.
When the expenditure {! BRAN matter and
other nervous elements j. continued by oyer
work, the early ey;incti9ns OF lite it-tlf may
Do looked for as the result Of such degener-
alton. The ingredients composing Fellows
Compound Syrup of IIyporhosphtes. are
such as constitute hcelthy blood, ESTABLISH,
sound nerves ard sens"s, and will conseq len
tly not only prevent this exhaustion, bat in
most cases restore sueh is lost.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10

TIE HORSE AND HIS RIphR.-lt was hap
py day for horse and his rider when the Mus
tang Liniment was introduced "a a cure for
the external diseases and injuries of both.
In the stable, the barn ana the household
this wonderful emoliient is equally useful.
II a horse is spawned. or foundered, or har-
ness CALLED, or afflicted with any other Of the
many superficial Ills that equine flesh is heir
To, the Liniment effects speedy cure, and ii
is equally eficacious when applied 10 draueht
oxen or cows suffering from outward swell
ings, strains, or hurts of any description. As
an application for bruises, cats. burns, Iheu
matlsm, still joints, sprains, neuralgia, ear
ache and loothache, it takes precedence for
all other topical remedies, and is Their tor,-
an article OF prime necessity in ftmilies.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10
NEWS BY MAIL.

My Cread is the title OF Rev. W. II. H.
Nurray's new lecture for next season.
VIM. Cullen Bryant declares in the New
Post, that he would not be a candidate for
the Presidency even If he should he NOM
usted.
The reports of general Indian war in the
south west lack foundation.
General Shaler, commanding the State
militia in New York, says the different regi-
ments will be ordered on duty at their differ
ent armories, ready for instant duty all day
july l2th on the occasion Orangemen's pa
rade. The General anticipates no collision
on that day, but every preparation will be
made to prevent surprise in the event of a
riot.
The people of Mercer county, Ohio, have
recently taken tie law into their own hands
Three rutfians had been arrested for uutrag-
ing and numbering young girl, and to make
their punishment certain, a crowd assembled
at the Jail, took the prisoners off, and it is
supposed made them pay the penalty of their
vitiany with their lives.
Secretary Delano has asked Brigham
Young To cooperate with him in combating
the hostile Indians of | tab.
Henry Ward Beecher preached his fare.
well sermon in Brooklyn Sunday last, ant
has commenced to wrestle with his summer,
vacation.
Queroga writes from Caiera, June 2Stl
that Crevino did not attack Satillo in order L
avoid eiiusion of blood. The enemy has very
little ammunition and expecting no hopes o
aid, must capitulaSe. The revolution i,
strong in the entire country. Diaz write:
from near Jaiisco that he is oyer-running that
State with very strong forces. Morasso and
Bora have thousand men between Monterey
and Satillo awaiting events. From Mathuala
there is news of the defeat of three hundred
of Ochas cavalry by Martinez with loss OF
one hundred and fifty in prisoners Ocha Is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10

friends. II was now progressive. He fay.
ored new departure. He believed in put
ting the College on the front line. He thought
it were better to make glorious fight and
die honorably if must be, rather than thus rot
above ground. lie would spend all the funds
in dozen years if necessary in order to take
the advanced position. The Alumni would
then stand By the College when they saw
signs Of life. lie aail the College was not
SectaIian Coll, &c but a Christian College,
no; place specially to make ministers, but
to make men. He favored the advanced
ideas Of liberal education. lie said the times
would not allow men to linger long in the
catacombs Of the dead, yet he favored courses
Of study which would suit, and which would
make men Of the higest culture mentally and
morally.
The address was well received. 1t was a
very able and scholarly effort. Last evening
the concert took place at the Congregational
church by Gilmore's Band assisted by Mrs.
II. NJ. Smith.
Commencement exercises proper take
place to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10
Howe's Great London Circus, Meuageric, Ac.

BY reference to the attractive advertisement
in another column, it will be seen that this
large and popular establishment will visit
Augusta on Thursday, lSth inst. 1t comes
well endorsed by the press generally where
ever.it has exhibited, and is what it is repre-
scented to be, first class exhibition in all its
many departments. The street procession is
particularly spoken of by the press of Boston.
where it exhibited during Jubilee week, as
being the largest and most magnificent ever
seen there. There are four hundred men
and horses, a circus company Of one hundred
performers, including twelve lady riders,
we'll selected menagerie and fine collection
of trained wild beasts, including five cle-
plants, six royal Bengal tigers, nine hyenas,
four zebras-driven in harness in the process
sion-and numbers of ponies, horses, &c,
all Of which are exhibited in the ring bo'h
afternoon and evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10
News From New York.

New York, .. The Posts Baltimore
special saws that it is now certain that Gree
ley will not he nominated " it'll his opponents
making bitter fight, and they declare their
intention 10 handle him most numerically.
Senator Baysrd will speak for the Delaware
delegation, declaring their intention to resist
his nomination TO the last.
Twentythree of the Pennsylvania lelega-
ton are firm in opposition to Greeley.
Greeley's friends are circulating story
through Baltimore to influence the delegates
opposed to him, that General Banks, FGrney,
Grow sni Curtin will soon pronounce for
him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10
Meeting Of Anti-Greeley Demo-
Gratis.

The anti Greeley democrats assembled be-
tween twelve and one o'clock at the Maryland
institute. About one hundred were present.
The preliminary arrangements made yester-
day for orga nizing were temporarily contin-
ued. Mr.. Van Allen called for the reading
OF the names Of delegates.
Ir. Blanton Duncan suggested that the
committee on the subject have further time
Agreed to.
W. Ii. Morrill, of KY, said he understood
1t was not the object of this convention to
take any definite action until it should be as
certained what course had been taken by the
Baltimore convention, on the action Of which
hinges what this convention will do, as this
convention will acquiesce in what is done by
the Baltimore convention, provided it adopts
democratic platform and nominates demo-
cratic candidates. II that convention fail to
do so this convention proposes to take some
steps for the purpose of continuing the or
ganizaion of the democratic party. For the
purpose Of turthering this object, the speaker
moved the appointment Of q committee of
seven to report an address to the democrats
of the country.
Mr.. Van Allen understanding the motion
not to include the making of platform,
seconded the motion. The creed of the dem
ocratic party was known especially to those
who were here assembled.
MIR. Stokes of s. c., spoke in favor OF
initiating a movement which would bring to-
gether the purer democracy Of the country
and preserve the organization.
Peter keyser OF Ind, earnestly advocated
the necessity OF keeping the democratic party
together
Mr.. Morreli's motion was agreed to and
the chair appointed as a committee to pre-
pare an address, Messrs. Murrell of Ky,
chairman, Samuel. Bayard, NJ. NJ. Pome-
roy. George d. Parker, Jas. j. Davis, Joseph
Aedd!e, and +. keyser.
va ho'lon OF Francis hopkins Of Conn, q
eol n. OF seven was appointed on perna'
"e,i. ORGANIZATIONS
,,.' W. "a o''eFos olere" ''e following fes"'
WI,
"nereas' 1oe opJee's OF this asseE1Oiage
lna! W n''seoh'lrneo OF "l'iuiiv HlsFepfe-
en'eu' II - heefSa'1 10 "ec'"fe "l'a' or
purposes are
n.so'eu' mat nave no ih'eh'Ion 10
p'o'uce scilis',' IN 'ie oeh'oera'ie organl7a-
''oh' an" OIL! desire % arrosate ihe right 10
osiate any inc Oh pohcy 10 'ne convention
caileu ny 'he regular AUTHORITIES oil me
parry.
"eso,'tu' lh"' We a. uehiocT"tS prefer
pfihtip!es 10 men, pa,rio'lsm anu love OF
eoun'Iy 10 Poiic!, ana love OF gam ana the
pie>'l'ati"i VI 'H' ue"iotFatic parry anu or
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10

Few people unacquainted with physiological
chemistry are aware of the quantity OF iron
in the blood, but all should know the impor-
tance Of keeping up the supply. for debility,
disease and death are sure to follow when the
quantity becomes too much reduced. The
Peruvian Syrup e. prototoxide Of iron) sap
Plies tins vital element. and has cured many
chronic diseases. +3t&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10
CONNER cemcnt Week az B0wdOln college,.

Prest. Chamberlain was inaugurated yester'
day afternoon. An address of welcome was
made by Chief Justice Appleton, ard A. f.
Monlton a member Of the Junior Glass The
keys were delivered by Hon. S. 7. Benson.
Gen. Chamberlain in his address discussed the
condition of the College when he came to Il o
chair one year ago. He said at that time is
was behind the age. 1t did not have the
earnest sympathies of the Alumni and its
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10
~axs York Stock siaraet.
Now YORK Ill, q.

Marposa do p!l Canton ca. aS; Cum
borlaud Co. 80 Western Union lei. Co., -
Ouick.Ilvrr Mining Go, 493e: Pacific Mail a
Boston Water Power, "a; ADAMS TX, Co.. ~ .
Wells, Fargo 4 Co., seSs American Merchants In
II: e. 5. TX. CO., -; ~ Central x hudson
tsiver, ga 10. scrp. a7ie Erie, 20; do pd. ~
Harlem, ia; DO. lsid 1870 Reading, Mich
Central ll5 Lake shore and AiichIgan southern
" Il; lmo,s Central l31 Cleveland PittsbmE,
so, Chicago K North Western, 13 Ito ptd 80;
Chicago Rock Island, lls}s; Mil. Y st Paul $50
do, pito7s; Toledo, Wabash 4 Western, ~ ;
do. pid -; Pittshurg Fort Wayne, 81; Terrc
Iiaute 20; do. ptd 40 Alton, lloi. do, pld lis /;
ohio 4 Miss., as boston; Hartford 4 Erie. =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10

Number Of the "Pittsfeld Advertiser"
has made its appearance. 1t is coming to be
complete mirror of the business interests of
the place, and contains also matter that is
spicey and spirited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10

We would suggest the organization Of
} Young Mems republican club in this city, to
ne made up of earnest young men, and to act
in harmony with the republican CLUB, the pre-
NrnaY evenirC.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10
New Work Produce Market.
New YoEx Julv s.

AuCrtiS .-sa,es asl3 oaies. mid upi4nds 81.
FtONH 800; SLATE ~ oui ronul hoop OAlu
WHEAT 6la09 on; N0. : sPring li5al - new
10 wiator red and eu.Oer western ltDalGl
CORN &OJ0 /; no'v mixed western Jja5p.
co
OATS-sales 1906 ;west2mA36L,
PUih-- . neM mesa, Is 2Ogi5. 10 old
prime, lu.5
LARD sAs %. steam, Kettle, %.
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Fire.

indianapolis, .. The clothing house OF
Mosler q Co., was burned this morning. loss
$1,000; insurance $50 600, in the Continen-
tai Imperial and Phoenix Of Hartford Etna
North American and Howard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10

Judge True being absent at Bowdon Col
iege Commencement, the duties Of the mu-
nicipal court, during his absence viii be dis
charged by L. W. Whitehouse, ESQ Record
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10

In the three minute race at the opening Of
Central Park, Milo owned by Benz. Gardner,
won the race in 2. 50 l-2, "a, 2.52 l-2. The
time we published in our report was furnished
take.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10
Garrico.

In Hsnsr. an INST, Laurs MiIlct' uf a..,l,d, 10
Mis- jennie c. Pate son Of Dover.
IA michigan City, indi mt, -7th nit Geo. H. FRI
zei OF nd"'ch, ILL.,, 10 Mss Alive fatten ci Fan
g0r,
n waterproof goth ult, Challes ". Young to
Miss Cali!e Loia0n both Oc " iuterport ith in t.
r. INK \. Royal 10 Ms Lizzie NJ. kauk.n-, both CT
intcrpolt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10

a change has been made in the money or
der business, so that now, an order Tor $40 or
any less amount than that can be obtained for
five cents This is another public blessing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10

Our readers will please bear in mind that
the postage now required on newspapers
weighing less than two ounces is bat one cent
instead oftwo, az formerly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10

Hart the popular confectioner, mag now
iscourse on what know about ice cream"
His customers possess the knowledge that his
creams are not made from skinned milk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10

RUTTER.wes.'n. 1laco state. esaes
WHISKEY ;; Western Zee, So,
RICE-Ca ina 81 Ssk,
COFFEE-15k Slsx.
MOLASSES-N. o. 34d33
SPrT5 TURPENTINE-a4eh
ROSIN- g3l2x
PETROLEUM-crude,l 2sl21l; refined, a2x
TALLOW- 9a9&
FREiGHrs 10 LIVERPOOL Cotton, l.4s
I'd, flour %, Cd, wheat s14d
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10

Wilson Hall, Hallowell, is to be formally
opened and dedicated this afternoon at two
o'clock, by music and speeches. In the
evening there will be a grand promenade con-
cert and dance. Music hy Chambers Band
of Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, July 9
FLOUR-spring extras 100
WHEAT-No. 2. 1867
CORN No. 40 Sl5s
OATS-26k
RYE-No z,57
BARLEY 81 for NO.
MESS PORK 1916
LARD-SA.
LIVE HOGS-4l5
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aoraI al State Nrtus.

Arrived at this port yesterday, schooner
"Ka,ie MITCHELL" with cargo of furnace coal
for Parrot, Bradbury & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10
Cincinnati Produce Mark,t

CINCINNATI, July 8.
NESS PORK-l2.25
LAID ~.
BULK MEATS-eides IA
BAnOS--shoulder, so clearFl =. sides ~.
WHISKEY-S4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10

On motion of Mr.. Henry Of Ky, a resolu.
ton of thanks to Mr.. Belmont as chairman
Of the National Committee, was adopted.
A recess was then taken till ?. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10

Master james Blaine Stineon has handed
W. drawing Of 'Cneln Horace, s-an his
own pencil, thar represents tie philosopher
in the anxious attitude OF gathering in the
loose ends of opposition TO the republican
party and combining them 70: the enlorse-
ment o: his nomination at Cincinnati. In the
meantime he is chanting the Sunday school
hymn, beginning
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1tfD

Ia this city, .ah inst, Frederic A. trowell, aacd
. years, months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10

And in Augusta,
BY 3. L. POTTER q BROTHkR,
FREEMANS BANK BUILDING,
BY the Treasurer Of the Maine Gen.
trail Railroad Company,
.Andby W,4M. THOMSON, Cash
;cr of the Granite National Bank
of tyo,,sta. june2s- teodtf
Twenty-eighs Years. Practice.
in the treatment Of Diseases incident to Females
bas pIaced DR. DOW at the head of all ply sicians
making such practice specially and enables hint
guarantee speedy and permanent cure from
whatever cause. All letters for advice must con,
tain sl oaiee, No. ENpicorr STREET, BosTos.
NB.-Board furnished to those desiring to eman
under treatment.
Boston, July, ls7i. .,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10

TIE tile Of sammer travel is beginning TO
set from the large cities to the coantry-;rom
dusty streets and heated walls CT biicl aad
mortar, to seaside, lake aal mountain.
Maine receives her fall share Of the heated
pleasure seekers, and annually send. them
home with steadier pulse, health glowing
conntenancas and---lcan no.l:st hooks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10

Mr.. Frederic 4. Crowejl foreman Of tie
Maine Farmer printing Office. died at his
home on Weston street, in this city. yesterday
morning, after Is evorc snd lingering Illness.
of typhoid f.yer Diving 1is confinement
there have beer, IL regard 10 lis recovery,
alternate da:s a. hope and dependency.
His friends din n3r entirely despair Of his re-
covery until Monday afternoon. Mr.. Crowoll
was as well known in the fraternity OF printers
IS any man in the craft. lie has worked at
his trade in several states, hut die principal
part of his life has been spent in the kennebec
valley, where he was born. For about i dog
en- years he has l.o'i the position Of foreman
of the Farmer office. The publishers Of That
paper and their associates csn attest 60 his
unselfsh faithful and continued devotion
to their Interests, and car but join in heart
with the bereavement of the immediate family
connections and the wide circle Of friends who
had become endesred to the deceased by his
frank Observation-Disclosures. his generous. for
giving nature, and his warm, pu:at.ng love
for those whom he was happy in reckoning IS
his personal friends. lie Yves . Mason true
10 the ancient landmarks of the order and
knew we'll the use and application of the
working tools of his profession. lie was
member of Bethlehem Lodge OF +. & A. NJ,
of this city, Lebanon Chapter of Il. A. NJ, CT
Gardiner, Alpha Council, and Trinity Com
mandery X. r., and At the time Of his death
was an officer in the latter organization. Mr..
Crowell leaves a wife and one child. His pG-
rents are still living, in Gardiner. The time
for the funeral has not yet been fixed. The
remains viii probably be inferred in the hnri-
al ground Al Pittston, with Masonic honors.
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Gather them in, ya;.lat ,aen IA ."

The picture Is worthy place alongside
some of the hest efforts Of Mast Jimmy
OUGHT 10 ,.go for 8 caric.Lnriss.-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10

\ man who failed TO ge. thirty cent I.17-
apple for a quarter CT dollar, wanted 10
know ''whether we are breathing the pure air
of freedom or being strang'ed with the fetia
breath Of a helish dcspotisu?" The store
keeper sail those were the oa}r piaeapploe
he hal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-10

ond is central location. only few steps from The
hu~iness street.
Mr.. Blake has had long 'pgl ienCe in the hotel
lUsmes- a1d feel, couDtt NJ ct C.Yng entire salts
faction. He win kcCpa
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The Hallowell House,


AND rs now ready 10 attendlo The wants Of The TIA
cling puniic. TAe hua.e is situated on
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FINANCIAL a. COMMERCIAL.


.tw YokE hLv g.
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july lo-tain
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-19
Public rnle of Rouse hold and KiIchen Fnrni-
ture,

CELLAR-'ce chest, lot OF potatoes, coal, &c.
ALFRED C.. ROWLAND,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-19

FLAG PRESENTATION. - The Delaware Steam
Fire Engine Co., No. 3, have been presented
with very beautiful silk flag, by the Friendship
Fire Co OF Lancaster. Messis. Hart, Maxwell
and Mccullough were the committee appointed
by the Lancaster Company to convey the flag to
Wilmington and to present it to the Delaware.
The Committee were taken in charge, and es-
corted to the Opera House, last evening. to wit
ness the performance Of the Parepa-Rosa Troupe,
after which they returned to the psrlor Of the
Delaware engine house, where Mr.. Hart present.
ed the flag to the company. 1t was received by
His Honor, Mayor Valentine, in a neat and APP
propriate speech. After the speeches were all
made, the party adjourned to another room
where a most tempting supper had been prepa-
red for the party. The flag is Handsomely trim
med with white silk fringe, blue and white cords
and tassels, and bears the following inscription,
in gold letters Presented to the Delaware
Fire Co., No g. Of Wilmington, Delaware, by the
Friendship Fire Co., No. 2, of Lancaster, Pa ,
1872" On the top Of the stan is very pretty
representation Of an eagle. made of brass In
ALL the flag is very handsome and costly pres
emit.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-19
Real Estate.


THE MARKET DULL, IN PHILADELPHIA
The Philadelphia Commercial List reviews the
Real Estate market in that city, and saws For
the last year or more, the real estate business
IN this city has been in an unsatisfactory condi-
ton, and the outlook Of the present Spring is
not considered promising. Large amounts of
improved property within the city limits are
and have been, for sale for some time past,
and sellers are far more numerous than pur-
chasers. A good deal Of property has been
changing hands since the opening of the year,
chiefly III the outskirts where vacant ground
has been built up in solid blocks of dwellings
and small stores. suited TO persons OF moderate
means. Though the demand for this class of
property has been very large, the supply is CON
siderably in excess, and much Of il can be mr.
chased at less than actual cost. Parties having
control Of $4,000, or even less, can secure for
themselves comfortable home at almost any
point of the compass. in a pleasant neighbor-
hood with the conveniences Of gas, water and
well paved streets, and within easy access to the
business centres Of the city. A large proper
ton OF these dwellings offered on such liber-
al terms OF payment, as to place them within
the reach of almost any person possessed Of Or
binary thrift and industry.
In regard TO st-class houses and store prop.
erty in the fashionable thoroughfares or bust
ness sections of the city, the complaint is gen
eral, that Investments are anything but remun
eratiye, and large amount, both ito let" ant
''for SALE" are to be had at much reduced fig
ures. The prospect is favorable for general re
duction in the price of real estate as the era Of
speculation is well nigh passed away, whilst thu
high rates of taxation, the decline in gold anC
building materials must, in ordinary contingen
cies bring down properties and rents"
The j. ]. Mccullough property, at Tenth ant
West streets, was offered at public sale, yester
day, by William Bright, but was withdrawn, tn,
highest bid being only $4,000.
William Bright has sold lot on Locust strevt
near Eighth, to John Cannon, for $3.50.