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MARSHAL'S SALE.
May 24-eodSds

TN virtue of writ of feri faeias issued from the clerks
office of the Circuit Court of the District OF Columbia Tor
the county of Washington and to directed, shall
pose public SALE for cash. Saturday, the Gath of June
next the front of the Court House door of said county
IL o'clock M the following property, viz: Lot of ground
distinguished the Plan of Washington City lot No T.
in square No SIT, and bounded as follows; Beginning at
running due line with said Ca pito street S
feet east due south the width of Is feet the
OF said o 100 deep, having and half
story frame dwelling thereon seized and levied upon
udcals No is to March Term, lSiS in favor of Baaa
Burch. ALEAANDEh HUN LEN,
Marshal of the District of Columbia
Nav t-da
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FASHIONABLE Ready-msde Clothing Of every
Il style, be found at the New York Mammoth Cloth
ing Store.--Cienucmen wishing to replensh their ward
robes with Summer Clothing, would do well call at the
above establishment they find all kinds of shiona-
BILE garments at New York prices Also, can be found
youths and servants clothing prices that fail to
suit the economical Also, gentlenen's furnishing
goods, such robes de chambre Shirts gloves
&C., at bargains
J. GALLIGAN 81 SON,
Penn. av., next door to ID. Clagett ~ Co.
June 2-eo3t. MAR. Gazete)
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8v A. GREEN. .sucftor..r

CONFECTIONERY, Toys, MOULDS, &c, at auc
~ ton-On Friday, the 9th instant shall SELL at In,
Confectionery Store of Mrs Beardsey Pennsylvania
avenue the of 18th street, at 10 O'Clock a. m
good lot OF the above-named arcles-viz.
Lot candy, toys, glass jars, copper, lead and tin
Candy and ice cream moulds, copper kettle
Crockery and glassware, ice-cream freezers
Counter, cases. lamps &c
Chairs, bedsteads, sofa, tables, &c,
One good counter and shop fixtures
One brick bake and the lumber enclosing il
with many other articles not necessary enumeratc.
Terms cash. A. GREEN
June 7-N Auctioneer,
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rJNHE Imputed Dramas Of shakspearo.--A supple
the Plays OF Shakespeare comprising the seven
dramas which have been ascrbed to MS pen but which
included in modern editions, VIZ;
The Noble Kinsnen,
The London Prodigal,
Thomas Lord Cromwell,
Sir John Oldcaste,
The Puritan, the Widow OF Waiting Street,
The Yorkshire Tragedy,
The Tragedy Of Locrine,
Com plee in vol, edited by VIM. Gilmore Snms, esq,
with notes, and an introduction to each play
Just published
June +. TAYLOR.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 7, is4s.

The Senate did not SIT yesterday.
The House of Representatives met yesterday accord
ing to previous order, and Immediately adjourned till
Friday.
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Indian Treaties-Treaes between the United States
and the various Indian tribes, complete from I77S to
1887 ALSO the laws of the colonies and the of the
State governments since 1868 in relation Indians and
Indian affairs and the proceedings OF the Congress of the
Confederation and the laws passed by Congress the
subjects The whole collected into volume large
octave. A few copies for sale by
June f. TAYLOR.
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Tickets $lO-halves $5--quarters 81 so.
For sale by r. & c. MAURY, (,
June Agents, Alexandria, Virg mia
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Bu X. ". DYER, .4scffOneer.

THOMAS RITcHIE, Jr., Secretary.
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neu ny all WHO lOFe Couhiy anu 10
We cordially respond to the hopes of the "Boston
POST in the following article:
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL NOMINATIONS The Joy and
exutaton with which the Baltimore nominations
ceived by the democratic citizens of the United States,
augures of the triumph OF CAss and BUTLER IN
November The experienced and accomplished diploma
list and statesman the first American officer who planted
his foot upon British soil in the war OF 1912, and the
brave and chivalrous hero of Monterey, kenuckys
blest son. present to the American people combination OF
abilities, patriotism, experience and devotion to the public
veal surpassed in the lives Of any two citizens of this
great republic. The nation will recognise such claims
upon its honor and its gratitude, and most willingly mee
ont to the noble hearted and noble minded nominees OF
the National Democratic Convention the stations and
confidence asked for them. Dsafecon may exhibit its
form for a short time in single State but wither
before the mighty and united voice OF the democracy
every other section of the country, and finally seek to
hide its hdeousness from the scorn and contempt that
will follow and blast il in lis tortuous course To the
true friends of the democratic party IN New YORK we
look for hearty support OF Cass and Buffers and II
their hands are strengthened by prompt encourage
ment from the supporters of the regular naona dem
ocrahc ticket, they may be able to counterfeit the
disastrous consequences contemplated by the disogan
zers and the wings from the schsm which has oc-
Cured here but if the worst come to the worst, we must
and can elect ticket without New York; If our friends
in the other States only appreciate the necessity io the
more strenuous exerton which the loss of thirty SIX
votes in the Empire State" would create, they VIII
make ii up elsewhere, and glorious result crown the
great contest
democratic mass meeting will soon be called here to
respond TO the nominations made at Baltmoreprohably
as soon as the State delegates and others arrive
One hundred guns, to respond 10 The Baltimore iom-
nations were fired by the Washington Artillery, CAPTAIN
: Page, on Boston Common on Saturday,
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Messrs. Calhoun and Cass on Yucatan.

In the United States Senate, on the 18th instant.
the question being on the bill for the relief of Yu
catan, Mr.. Calhoun addressed the Senate.
He said that the President, in his message, recon-
mends certain measures: First, to prevent Yucca
tan from falling into the hands Of an European
power; and, second for the protection of the white
population from the Indians. On the first PROPOSE
ton, he states that Iucatan has declared that I'M
less we furnish the aid, some European power will
do So and that the so taking possession by Great
Britain, any other power, will be in cOntraven-
ton of the doctrines of Mr.. Monroe. In pursuance
of this, the Committee Foreign Relations have re-
ported bill to carry out the views of the Executive.
In the first instance, then, he proceeded to show
that the case did not come within the declaration of
Mr. Monroe, nor, for that reason, furnish any suff-
Gent ground for the bill from the committee. The
declaration of Mr.. Monroe, he sad referred to the
proceedings OF the allied powers in Europe-Russia,
Prussia, Austria and France-to put down republic
cansm which, in their progress, had finally extend
ed to this Continent, in design to assist Spain in
putting down her revolted colonies. At this point,
England had interfered against these movements,
and Mr.. Monroe declaration, after mature delibe-
ration, had also been put forth.
The circumstances then existing have since, Mr..
Calhoun said. entirely disappeared; and, in the
present state of Europe, all danger of interference
with the affairs of this Continent has disappeared
also. No European Government had inierfered
with Yucatan, with the view of depressing her
people or changing her form of government from a
republic to monarchy; and in this respect, also,
did not come within the character of Mr.. Monroe s
declaration, this the state of things contem
plated by him.
1t appears from the correspondence, he said, that
arms and ammunition might be obtained from the
Belize cheap, and in abundance that England had
not looked upon Yucatan Independent Gov
eminent, but as part of Mexico And the Presi-
dent himself does charge England with granting
supplies: he merely says that England " may fur
llISH ntfpsIT NIpI n H.
dent himself the interference of England would be
merely for the purpose OF preserving the white popu-
iation from northumberland witt, the in
tention to change the form Of government There.
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TREASURE TRovE.-The following paragraphs
were yesterday picked up by our reporter. The
hand writing was particularly bad, and the paper
was written only one side, from which we con-
clude that it must be the production of one of our
editorial brethren, but of which it is difficult even
to guess We have not time to send it round to all
the Offices in the city, and therefore give it place
in our columns, in order that the rightful owner
NAV reclaim it. We would have been better
pleased had our contemporary finished the interest
ing bit of foreign correspondence which he had be-
gun, for the news of the day after tomorrow could
not have been otherwise than entertaining, partic,l-
larIv when obtained at the cost of much enter
nrise and money ink and nanar
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterd,,

ST. GHARLEsrrTW Sylss, T ,Cawer, G Wood, I'M
Gaz Ala; + G Tunbul, w Bayley, T Davis I",' ; = :
Laiesche. Mo- w IL Meuwether c Nonod j " NJ 5n
len Il REYNOLDS " Adams Texas; Lazenby, my Y
.VERANpA-P A Gordon, M Akin, Ala C S HIM,
Mass; Ii Elan, Stewart La Z McC;ehee Miss III" n
johnson, OHIO; & Prewitt. billiard, Texas q n Psn
SON Ranett, ID Myres, IL Phelps, A d Hawkins, Al
Planters -D Lee J l. shattuck and lady. Texas r n
Coleman, La; T Walker Ark; A Nerus, Parkes Heha.e
Jones, La; Lieut. Mitchell. Mexico; I B Green \
Hayes Miss; w |. Rogers, Tenn; Goodloe "'
HEWLETT s.-F Smith, Texas; Nandom La
~ To Travelers-We have now in store a fine lo r
LEATHER DRESSING CASES, of American manular,nrs w.
which invite attention. They unsurpassed (nr coo
and
CAMP CASESknfe, fork and spoon, cases for the ,c
DRAM FLAsKsG cup and bottle, good cases. the pcL
COMBS and BRUSHES of all kinds.
PERFUMERY of all kinds.
CRAyATS, STOCKS and SCARFS.
SUSPENDERS and SHOULDER BRACES
DRAWERS and UNDERSTANDS
MONEY BELTS and PURSES;
KNIVES and RAZORS;
GOLD PENS and PENCILS
UMBRELLAS and CANES;
GLOVES and HANDKERCHlEFs;
STRIPED LINEN AND COTTON TRAVELLING SHIRTS
NAUTILUS LIFE PRESERVERS;
FINE LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS fourteen siles all ma4
of the best materials, and the hest manner;
NE PLUS ULTRAS the Of Portable Writing Case
We constantly receiving additions almost endless ya
OF beautiful Fancy Articles for PRESENTS
GUINNESS g. BUSH
Dealers in Fancy and Toilet Articles
my2S lm2dp 10 CAMP STREET.
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ALGERTNE NEWS.
Six Days Later than any yet Published.


By private skff, which keep up at an immense
cost and by of which have been enabled several
times to and save the administration and the nation
received this morning fifteen minutes in advance of the
uar ferry boat full files Of Algerne papers, and copOus
letters from all our correspondents of different dates from the
day after to to the middle of week. We
not, of course, publish 1.-THE of this to-day but we
hope that, by filling with nothing else, will get
through with the whole long before the occurrences take
place Many persons, reading correspondence. may
imagine that it records only published by other city
days but them that in this they
are entirely mistaken all the facts, and dates
tirey and got up expressly for this paper only
1t will be by the interesting letter of our admirable
respondent, Wild Hoss, that there has been considerable
reduction in the height of grass and consequent the
price of oats though putty learn has remained heavy
and soft Gen Humbug by the last advancing
goriously but doubt whether he has the capacity and
universal aptitude of Of his family this CITY, par
ticulary with that branch of connected with the daily
press. We feel assured that he will attain Their varied
and enviabe fame.
Letters from wild Hoss.'
ALGIERs. Nav 26 1913
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Eds. --

GEN. SCOTT AT WAsHINGToN.-The Mayor OF
Washington has, in compliance with the resolu-
tons of the city councils, called public meeting
of the citizens for Wednesday evening next, at the
City Hail. to make arrangements for the reception
Of Gen. Scott, and the celebration of the victories
achieved by the army uuder his command
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY "a, 1s4s.

SUPREME CONTRIBUTING to the press of matter
ON our columns the decisions before this Court yes
terday mere crowded out, but they will appear to-
morrow,
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FATHER MATHEW. An intelligent gentleman
from Cork, Ireland, informs the Philadelphia Times
that the story about Father Mathew coming to this
country, as an English spy, is unfounded.
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The MURDERER.-The trial of Langfelt in
dicted for the murder Rademacher, commenced at
Philadelphia on the 18th inst. A jury was empan-
elled after much difficulty. A large and much
excited crowd OF persons was in and around the
Courthouse.
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DEATH OF AN EDIToR.-AIr. Richard H. Toler,
senior editor of the Richmond Va.) Wing, expired
on the morning Of the 10Th inst after very painful
illness of few days duration
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hhds. .1e, $40 1882

BEAUTIES OF THE TELEGRAPH.-Day before
yesterday, a firm in this city received commune
cation from gentleman in Mobile, who complain
ed that his valuable gold watch had been stolen
The note which was sent by the telegraph was as
follows
Mobile, May o. 1sis.-" Messrs Wingate & Brennan
Search out steward Of Sunny South Michael Waters on
the Oine St John He has my gold watch and chain;
atey and arrest him-answer quick. NJ. b. CALLAHAN"
No sooner had Captain Winters received this,
than he put his officers the qui uue, and yeser-
day morning, Michael Waters and the watch in
question were discovered on the steamboat Du-
chess. The thief was arrested. and the watch ia
ken care of Mr.. Jonte, Recorder Baldwns very
obiging clerk. Waters was arrested by officers
Davis and Orion, who, just as soon as they had
delivered up their prisoner, went TO the telegraph
office and informed the agents of the fact. Infor-
nation was Immediately transmitted to Mobile, and
in about half an hour Captain Winters received
the following laconic note, written with pencil
pointed with lightning:
Mobile, May 23 10 O'clock A. M-Waters. pay expen-
ses-lei him go-expenses here 81 CALLAHAN
The watch was secured, but Mr. Waters was not
let go. on account of his suspicious department.
lie will be overhauled by Recorder Baldwin this
morning.
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THE LAST SupPER.-We last night had the plea
sure of Witnessing the great painting of 1.-THE Last
Supper" as copied by Creighoff,, from an original
of Leonardo da Vinc The praise which has been
bestowed upon this picture by the press throughout
the country, had prepared us to see work of no
ordinary merit and expectations were fully re-
alised The execution of many of the figures is ad-
mirable-the calm resignation of the Saviour-the
increduIous indignation of Thomas-the profound
grief of John, and the sullen resolution of the trail
tor Judas, are all faithfully portrayed. As whole
we consider it decidedly good picture, and adj
vice all those to visit it who admire the fine arts.
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o. MIR. William Brent, Jr, of Richland, Va.
late Charge d'Affaires of the United States a
Buenos Ayres, died, on the 18th inst. at his resi-
at Palermo, near Alexandria,
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The French Elections.

The only news which we have received of the
elections in France is contained in the following
paragraph of Wilmer & Smiths Times, of the
26th April:
The elections to the Assembly form almost the absorb
expected that the choice of the electors would be made
known in Paris till this morning, sufficient has ransped to
indicate the complexion that BODY will assume The votes
Dupont de Eurel 9; GARNER Pages 4 N. A6ago; 8,
sdiere 10, BerangeI: Ii Cremeax; p Bucher; is Du
viver "a, Carnot; u.s. Berger; 16, Moeau Y, Gavaig
nae 49, Lamorciere These all have least 100 600
man man. au nanteau bieu Is Perdgner a. Corbou Is
+ a1 Ron vii hsve scen votes to his
turn. NM Louis Blanc, Albert: focon Raspail and Ca
bet are distanced long way M Lamarins has generally
the votes Louis Blanc and Albert, each about in
40 The Marquis Aoncou large proprietor and OF the
moderate party is elected for the Pas de CALAIS 80 Tar as
it can ascertaned appears that not
than wothi of the qualified electors In Pars have eXer
cised the right of voting.
The statement of the persons elected, so far as
it goes may be correct--for we cannot conceive of
any possible motive which the publishers could
have in putting forth falsehood but when the
editor goes on to say that there have been frauds
committed in the election, as there &C in similar
elections in the large cities of the United States,
where universal suffrage prevails" Messrs. Will
mer and Smith return to their appropriate func-
tons of lbelling every thing democratic, in order
to lead the attention of the people from the gross
and monstrous frauds habtualy perpetrated in the
English elections-if any faith may be placed in
English affidavits and Parliamentary reports.
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THE EVENING MERoUR'

Ts7HE SUBSCRIBERS to the EpeaiRg uercuru IN
the Route bounded by Deord street Felicity Road the
money they owe for subscription to the former caief
y. NICHOLSON: he having absconded from the office a
detauer. Subscribers who do their papers will
please leave their names at the office and they will be
prmptly served by carrier
mY24 3t C. Z. SESSIONS ~ 60
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FIRE.-At about half past IL o'clock last night,
fire was discovered at the corner Of Julia and Ca
rondelet streets The cofee-house on the corner
was occupied by Salvador Panzer. The fire broke
out in the rear of his premises, which were occu-
pied by named Joseph S. Josephs, a matrass
maker. The house is supposed to have been set
on fire by an incendiary-but, owing to the timely
aid afforded by gallant firemen, the flames We're
soon extinguished. The damage done was but
triling.
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and Lady Moscow met yesterday afternoon, to con-
tend for the propre.ors purse of $3.50, mile heats,
best three in five, to skeleton wagons. Three
straight heats, won by Lady Sutton, decided the
attair-N Y. Herald iah
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% Our Semi-Weekly, issued this morning, viii
be found more than usually interesting
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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH.
[REpoRrED FOR THE CRESCENT. !

lREPoRrED FOR THE CRESCENT
MOBILE, May %, SIS P. M-Sales Cotton VA.
terday, 1900 bales today, 1900 to lSO0-mddlipes
at . to 81 cents. .Freights-To Liverpool "A d.
Coastwise, 9-l6c. No news.
EEnmet Cuba meeting of the above Clph ;n
be hed THIS EVENING Wednesday, o'clock IN tn III wul
the ST. Parcks Total Abstinence Society," No. l98 Tchon,o
street, when election officers will place
ss Persons wishing become are invited IN ,,,
BY order. JAMES STEWART Sf'un'
WIN. J. CASTEI.L Secretary pro tem ~ nrgin
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ARMORY HALI-THE LAST SUPPER

TaHE greatest production of Art yet known the
n world, that most eminently celebrated design of
LEONARDO Da Vinc of THE LAST SUPPER, painted
the wall of the Convent Of Santa Maria dele Craze in
Milan about the year 1895. Creighofs magnificent copy
of this truly wonderful masterpiece OF Art copied nearly one
hundred years since, is now exhibiting at the ARM0Y
HALL. This painting about 800 feet OF canvass
representing all the characters large life. CHRIST as
the Victim and Priest Of the Great Sacrifice seated in the
centre of the group where he shines amid his Disciples
all his respondent and heavenly majesty contemplating
with equal compaisancy his faithful and devoted followers
Asonishment and gloom mantle the whole scene,
stoned by the Savonrs announcement One Of gen shall
betrGy me-" This Painting of great merit and should
be witnessed by all who appreciate the Fine Arts well
BY those who believe in the divinity OF the Son OF God 1t
will remain for exhibition this city for three days only
c y" Hours of exhibition, from NJ. till IL NJ After.
noon, from till 6, and in the Evening at o'clock
a1y Abundance SOC. Tickets for sale at all the pElnei.
pal Book Stores and Hotels my9
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For THE SEAT OF WAR.-The United State
schooner Capt. Morris, Barnes, master, left las
evening for Brazos Saint Jago, with Government
stores.
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fRosr'-Ihere was a severe frost in parts Of Ma
ryland on the 18th inst.
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lfOYIe & Sands.

Wholesdke and Retail Dealers in
CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS ETC
rs Poydras street.
mh29 3n corner Of Tchoupiton,s srsa,
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o. We are under obligations to the steamboats,
Chas Hammond and Pride of the West, for late
Cincinnati and ST Louis papers.
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ALFRED MUNRoE & co.

NO 81 JHH9dEiHG street,
PARTICULAR NOTiCE.-Onr friends and customers
l. are informed that Gutter is here from New
York, and will remain until the Gath inst Those of our
customers who wish to have their taken orto order
any article OF Clothing, do with almost
tainy of being well pleased in style and fit Persons order
ing articles viii be under no obgations 10 take them III on
their receipt, they do not prove perfectly satisfactory.
aly" Please call before the 2sth inst
my20 2ip5t ALFRED MUNROE Il co, "a Magazine St
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o. Messrs Beard, Calhoun & Co. sell to-day, at
IL o'clock, at Banks Arcade, two elgibly situated
lots of ground in the city of Carrollton. Those
wishing to purchase property for summer residences
would do well to attend this SALE. They will also
dispose of number of slaves-cooks, washers and
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No / MAGAZINE ST. CORNER CANAL STREET.
Nj. HUNTINGTON
DEALER IN CLOTHING,

Keeps constantly saa eompss Of sssry article
auissI iss 4 dsslsSss's waraseht. apis sipa
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Letters from wild Hoss.'
ALGIERs, May 26, 1913.
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o. We are indebted to the Pride of the West
for late st. Louis and other papers.