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GRowTH OF WiseoNsIS.-Over two thousand
passengers disembarked at Milwaukee in eight days
The positive increase thereby of the population Of
Wisconsin can hurdly fall short of fifteen hundred.
Probably 1000 more landed during the same period
at Sheboygan, Green Bay, Southport, and Racine.
Three hundred per day added to the population Of
young State by Immigration Is some-say sixty
thousand per annum--which the natural increase
must swell to one hundred thousand. But for the
scourge Of land monopoly il would be still greater
~ " Tribune g-0Gts. -.I
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CUsToM HOUSE, APPOINTMENTS I'VE learn TINT
Mr.. Gurdon Buck, un old, well known merchant Of
this city, who failed in business some ten years
since, and Mr.. William G. King formerly editor and
pointed Deputy Collectors, by Mr. Maxwell, to take
office on the first Of next monthly Y Mirror.
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ST.. LOUIS, June It'll.
Two river boatmcn fought prize-fght on Sunday,
during which OF the combatants lost an eye Sc
veral hundred persons were present, and Witnessed
the brutal scene Bill Curtis, noted character, was
stabbed mortally.
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| REIIG,Uos REVIVAL. IN SAyANNAu.--For a fort
night past, through the insrumentality OF Rev. Mr.
Ryai,s, very considerable revival has been going
III the Methodist Episcopal Church IN this city. A
with the church on probation. We have not learned
the precise number, but yesterday sixteen presented
themselves for membership SaonnlA Georgian,
1fh instant. g-.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP IsA-
X BEL.

AatehN kh0VahAs Il /. =
The steam ship 1ssbel Capt. Rollins, arrived at this
Havana, via Key West, having left the former port
OH the 9th instant. I.
We are indebted 10 lhe attention Of our correspond
ents for files OF papers the latest period and also
commercial letters from Havana, and our usual ship
ping intelligence from Key West.
The Isabel made her run from Havana 10 Sa-
vannah in forty-one hours. She has one hundred
cabin passengers, and twenty on deck
Among the passengers arc several persons direct
from San francisco, Caliiornia,) which place they
left on the l2th Of April, and arrived at Panama on
tho steam ship Oregon.
The steam ship Panama arrived at Panama on
the 9Th May; from San Francisco, and the steam
ship California was expected in few days after
ward, with the family OF Gen. Smith, and Ex- Gov
ernor Mason.
There was nothing especially new at Havana
The city was healthy, cases of fever having yet
occurred and the inhabitants were surprised that
reports prejudcial TO the health Of the city had OBJ
tanned currency.
CORPUS Christi" was ceIbrated as usual at Ha-
vann, with much pomp and ceremony
Madam Bishop has left Havana for Mexico.
We learn that the steam ship Falcon had arrived
al Havana, with her passengers for Chagres. The
steam ship lsthmns being in port the Captain Of the
Falcon informed his passengers that they were to be
transferred to the lsthmns, us he was bound to New
Orleans. Tie lsihmns being small vessel tho pas
sengers protested against thetransfer as they had
pnid their passage TO Chagres Ii the Falcon. Some
fifteen went on board the lsthmus, tho remainder,
some eighty or ninety in number determined to re-
main on board the Falcon and 90 to New Orleans,
some Of them expressing the determination to libel
the vessel on her arrival and PROSECUTE for damages
Charleston Courier, 18th inst.
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Donnovan's extensive and much admired Panorama
OF the Battles OF Mexico took fire last night, and was
Fellows Hall, which, was but slightly injured.
There was insurance Of only 5000 on the Paint
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KEsTucKY.--The Locofocos Of the With ilatc
Duncan's) District have nominated Dr. Newton
Lane (Sergennt-at- Arms Of the Inst House but orel
TO run against n humphrey Marshall Wing, for Con.
for Cass but Its fur average Wing majority is 70
800, and 1t rarely or never goes wrong.-IbM
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INDIANA David Kigore, Wing, il an indcpend.
eni candidate for Congress In the Xh Qae Rock
hilrs) District, and the Wings have decided 10 make
no opposing nomination. The choice will Of course
IL between kilgorc and A. J. Harlan, Loco. The
Buren, ,6lS last November. If Mr.. X. can combine
the Wing aud Free Soil votes, he win be elected. -
IbM
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The Pittsburg Mercury, recording the marriage OF
a Miss Holmes, President Of the Martha Washing
ton Total Abstinence Society, to Mr.. Andrew
Horn, appends the following
Fair Julia lived Temperance maid,
And preached Its beauties night and morn;
Rut still her wicked neighbors said
She broke her pledge and took a Horn.
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FROM TExAs.--Iiarry Love, the daring express
rider, who was said to have been murdered at Mon
clova, is supposed to be still alive An arrival at
Brownsville from Monclova reportst that nothing was
known there Of the murder Yet II was there i was
said to have occurred. There was avery severe gale
and great property at Brassos Island on the 18th
ultimo
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For THE LEYEEs.

DARKER has at his Fancy and Perumery Store, Penn.
sylvana avenue, superb assortment Of Goods suitable
for the Levees, consisting in part, Of beautiful Evening
Dress Fans; Fet Mis embroidered In gold, silver and
black; Ladies' and Genremens white and colored kid
Glovea dno Paris Ribands shell and buffalo dress tue
Combs; BauIone Tor the hair Lubins a. Pvers's Es.
tracts for the HANDKERCHIEF &C., DC, SC!
june SID l'Sash, Eve, NewG)
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MicHieAs.---G Great preparations are making for
the November election. The FREQ Soil Wings re-
fuse TO be transferred to the Locofoco party, ind
have called their State Convention nj the same time
and place with their brethren, the friends Of the AID.
mnslration, al Jackson, on the 10Th Of June, when
Governor, Lieut. Governor and State printer are to
be nominated. The Adrian Expostor is the first
Wing paper TO express It's preferences for Governor
and mentions Ezra q. Seamen, Esq. of Detroit, the
author Of that valuable statistical work the nPro-
gress of Nations" Gen. Joseph X. Williams, James
A. Van Duke, James Il. Joy and George q. Bates,
four very popular Wings have also been named as
candidates for Governor. The Old Hnnkers de-
nounce Gov. Ransom NJ an Aboionist and will
probably take up new man.-N. Y. Tribune.
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MARsHAL's sALE.--In virtue Of writ Of heri
Ul tacss under the lien law issued from the Clerks ofce
Of the Circuit Court OF the District Of Columbia for the
county of Washington, and to me directed, shall EXPOSE
public sale, for cash Saturday, the 18th Of June next
at u o'clock ~, before the Court house door OF sal,
county, the following property All the right and titis
OF john Rynex Of In, and to the following described nro
perry, viz Of certain buildings erected lots two am
three, in Peters, Beatty's Thrrikels, and Deakens Adj,
ton To Georgetown, that piece Of ground In front
lostw and three, measuring @ feet Sinches on the south
side Of Water street. lying between said street and the
channel Of the river Potomac the piece ground lying
In front Of Lot No. in said Addition, being part Of the
wharf attached TO the main premises and that part OF
Fayse street which extends from the southern line OF
Water street to the channel Of the Potomac river and on
the western half OF all that part Of Fayee street which lies
between Water street and The chesapeake and ONO lanai
anil that part Of Water street. ~ feet wide mmedaey
north NJ the southern line Of Wnisr street. and extending
10 ieet inches along the line Of The premises
by said RyneI from Miller and Dnvail, consisting o.
large brick moulding house, two stone stacks Tor meting
iron ore, one large brick wheelhonsc and connecting
shedsezcd and levied upon a. the property OF John
Rynex and sold TO satisfy Jdicsls No 81 10 March term
ROBERT WALLACE,
may Aids Marshal VI tAs pls'rG.s c0umb&
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OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENT BY THE pREsIDENT!l
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

CHARLES H. DELAvAN to be CONNER
cial Agent at st. Thomas, vice David Mari,
recalled. -
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Tho following is from burial ground in Proyi-
dence, X. J..
Her soul grew so fast within,
ltburst the outward shell Of sin,
And so was Matched cherubn.
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nARRY,s TR1CopnEnous.

DARKER, at his Fancy and Periumery Store, Pennsyl
yania avenue, has just received fresh supply of III,
above very superior Wash for the hair s'so one
German Cologne, very fine.
June SID Wash. Eve News)
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gentleman addressing lady whom hn was par.
tiaI TO- and who had several articles Of his in heI
possession said MADAM shall present my bill ID
You shortly, for payment "You will have to take
Il out in billing" replied the lady.
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Gitp Jntflliarnfe.

AnsRsr.-we stated. on Wednesday afternoon that on
Tuesday Henry Clay Mudd made aggravated assault
upon Mr. Edward Simms, at Wizards hotel while James
Mcguire urged the aggressor. Yesterday, Mr.. Simms
al the solicitation Of distinguished friends, warrants
to be issued against the parties by Justice Morsel and
officer Burr arrested them while they in to-
geher at Browns hotel. Falling 10 give the security
required to answer at the next term Of the Criminal Court
they were released until three o'clock to-day In order TO
afford them an opportunity to obtain bail
THR CAProL-The dome Of this splendid sdiGce has
been the theme Of by almost every body who
has it, and various have been the objects which il
has been compared On approaching the city from Balt
more, nj certain point, other part Of the National
Council House is psrcsptibe and has frequently been
objected by some that the dome too large in the absence
OF the reflection that the building ITSELF to keep up
proportions, required this large top knot However, Of
late the Commits of Public Buildings has caused the
lower portion Of the dome to be painted and stands ou
in relief like the head Of African whose neck enclr
cle. in white neekerchief
TiIR CARS did arrive until about ten o'clock las
night instead Of hspast SEVEN the usual hour We learn
ed that the burden train from this cHy to Baltimore
on the track causing destruction TO the engine and the
and njuring portion Of the road The cars arrived
heretofore, this morning.
FisHINs must be profitable the vicinity Of the Lon
Bridge Every day boys and men may be seen going Il
with the inabanis Of the Potomac Judge Bibb ID pro
baby the scientific fisher In the District, and Otter
avals hmselfof the opportunity 10 gather good fries b.
"hookn and line.
Cob SRRxRRs. We understand that another compan,
Of our citizens proceed California gather gold
contemplated The inducement emigrate, since Lieut.
Des showed his $3.50 lump is certainly tempting, and N
doubt distance lends enehanim1h to the yew, for depr
vatons and harslps home, while lookin
nj the glare of"yeow earth abroad
DsrngssIsa poor man Of this city, who Is suferin
In ihe-las stage Of consumption had his best FRIEND HI
wife, taken from him last week She deranged, an
became necessary convey her tothe Maryland hospital
Of the gentlemen who accompanied her to that place
In consequence OF overexeron 10 keep her from commit
ting suicide, attacked witha severe hemorrlage.
UNIQUE CnAms.--A colored man, residing near Rich
mond Virginia, has constructed two large and higbacke
ones composed in part Of sraw-bound with thin srips
hickory. The frame work IL more durable. dascriF
be given, and the style seems TO be- orig
nal They on the portico Of the Executive Mansion
this morning. having been brought ther, freight free,
Adams Co.'s express line and intended as presen
to President Taylor.
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ARRGuLAR "SAw."-SonIe time last winter, about
the period Of drawing in 'saw logs" u shrewd Yer
monier bargained with an old misery fellow, who
owned a saw-mill, to saw some very knotty hem
lock logs which he had. The old fellow agreed to
saw them into any kind Of stuff that Jonathan
wanted, undera forfeiture Of $50 About two months
after, he met the Yankee in the road, and the old
'coyey" ntimang his readiness to saw the logs, de-
sired TO know what kind of stuff Jonathan wanted
them sawed into.
"Wal,n snid the Green Mountain boy, 81 reckon
n have them sawed into clear pine boards"
what" said Old Crusty saw knotty hemlock In
to clear pine9 You'rea crazy man."
"Yeou agreed ten deu ct" said Jonathan, cooly
~ shan't do any such thing" said Hans; Il IL
impossible"
If that Is the case, | will trouble you for them
$50" said the specializing Vermonter.
The old man stormed swore spit and expos
uated but twant Of no use he had to rfork over.
Boston Yankee Blade ~
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Cotton Factory at Rio Janeiro-- Yankee

We have aIetter from gentleman at Rio Janeiro
giving account Of visit 10 cotton factory in
that place. II Is five miles from the city at the base
Of the highest peak in Brazil II Is built Of stone
clay, mortar wood and bamboo, whitewashed inside
and out, and driven by steam. Around II grow In
wild hixuriance oranges, lemons, figs olives, plain
tains, bananas, cocoa nuts palm trees and thou
sand other tropical fruits, trees and flowers
The proprietor Of the establishment is an English
man, who went out two years ago from Canton Ia
this State, taking with him six English and Ameri
can girls, from that vicinity. -Four Of these girls
have married since they reached the country, and
the other two IRE about TO take husbands. let
Ter says the interior of the mill resembles the sweat.
pit Of tannery more than any thing else. There
were six girls in the weave room-three Yankees
one English and two Brazans.
The writer adds, that his entrance in duck trow-
sers, tnrpauin and red flannel shirt, regarded
with suspicion at first by the assembled girls but
when they found that he was Yankee they were
socable. The prettiest Girl Of the whole smiled very
coquettshly as much as TO say -"You didn't expect
10 see such pretty girl as here--did you now2'
"She told me TO advise all Lowell girls, who want to
get married. 10 come to Rio, but advise all such 10
60 to California, - LolotH journal
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RATHER. HANpsoME.-Th Earl of Eglinton wins
by the for the Derby, independently Of his bets
near $4,000 Putting lis bets into the gonersl sum
1t viii amount TO $4,000. This is the third time
the Earl has won thus on similarly heavy staked
races and general rejoicing always follows his good
luck, as he Is most honorable sportsman--one Of
the few exceptions 70 the contrary rule the Brit
sh turf-N. " Mirror.
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philadelphia Mint up TO tho 9th inst was $362, w.
'rhe coinage Of gold dollars which began the It'll
nit. has reached 10 tho number OF 3i5700, and ex-
ceeas, by more than 5000, the demand made by de-
nositors a'fIw
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| = The Lexington Budget says that" Mother Eve
married gardener" 1t might have added that the
said gardener, in consequence Of his mprudent MATCH
lost his situation.
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ted above, bni be BY the Office ordering IT, whe.
thercrculars, instructions warrants, forms, returns
DC, as specified 10 the first paragraph Sr- go,
page on a sheet, per 100 sheets, 2,7Uu
'. = do do 1000
do do 400
State the price per page for every additional page
on any ofthe above over four pages, estimating at
Blank forms, or any other description OF printing
required broaisde ON amy ofthe above paper, each
broadside To be counted one page. &c.,.
Treas,rer's weekly statement oi treasury drafts
aud specie, on imperial writing paper, per ioo
sheets, as aD
any description will be allowed The prices bid for print
Ing cover aud include all contingencies and extras
on OF prjnns which NAV properly be called book OF
implicit work, executed by special contract
samples Of quality different Kinds opaper they pro.
nr"nosa. will also be received for printing GOO
copies Of he Annual Receipts and expenditures Of the
lIned safes the fiscal year ending l June, 1919,
forming 40 pages IN one volume including paper,
printing folding, an stitching The first part OF the work
10 be printed IN the same manner az those for the fiscal
year ending h Jnne topage Isl In every particulars
and the second part ~ those Tor the fiscal year ending h
June, 1874, in every particular may 2s-lawiw
Notice TO holders OF claims against Mexico,
provided for by the 9Th Article Of the I'M
ratified Convention OF 2Oth Now, 643.
TUE BOARD OF "REMINISCENCES to adiadcaie claims
against Mexico appointed under act Of Congress Of III
March, 1870 have adopted the following ORDER to wit:
alt appearing to the Board that memorials several OF
convention Of November2 1872 between the government
Of the United States and Of Mexico wit Claims which
Of ilth APRIL 1899 and referred 10 the umpire and which
were not decided by hmhave not been ncd agreesbyto
the orders heretofore established and being represented
that further time ~ necessary therefore, Ills
"ORDERED that the time for filing such memorials be
extended tothe FIRST MONDAY OF Noynsnsn sErr; ane
all memorials and arguments relating to said claims are re-
quired to be- filed or before saidday"
jpm s-u wM CARY JONES, Sse'T,
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The Boston Post Is always ready with pun
Even the great apostle Of Temperance docs not es
cape lis wiiticisns. II says;
As Father Mathew was positively to sail for This
country on the 2lst ult, he 10 now, Tor the first tint
in his iIfc, perhaps, holf.syptpvT,
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MARsHAL's 81 LIE. In virtue Of a writ Of feri
M tscias, issued from the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court of the District Of Columbia Tor the county Of WASH
neton, and to me directed, | shall expose to public
sale, for cash. on Thursday, the 9th Of July next, at IL
O'Clock NJ before the Courthouse door Of said county the
following property: All the right, title and interest Mary
Canan and Ellen Collins in and TO lot No. " In square
No ST. In the city Of Washington, with the improvement
thereon, being four two story frame houses fronting 10Th
street. seized and levied upon the properly Of the said
Mary Calnan and Ellen Collins and sold satisfy Judi.
Gals No. &c. to March Term, 1912 In favor ofJames OCon
ner, use Of Daniel Radcliffe.
ROBERT WALLACE.
iune ll-dts Marshal of The District nj Columbia
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n KUBEVT WALLACE,
june Lids Marshal Of the District OF Columbia.

MARsHAL,s sALE.--In virtue OF writ Of ien
wi aciss issued from the Clerks Office OF the District OF
Columbia, for the county Of Washington, and direct
ell, shall expose public sale, Tor cash, on Monday the
18Th day Of June next at IL O'Clock NJ, before the Court
House door OF said county the following property viz
Lot No TO- In square No. 5Ol In the city Of Washington
with the improvements thereon being two twosory frame
buildings Seized and levied upon the property las
Gill, and sold TO satisfy judciss No. 49, to March term
lSig In favor Of Robert Brown, Of Hall * Go.
t ROBERT WALLACE,
may26-tts Marshal Of the District Of Columbia
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IL SENATOR BENTON INSTRUCTED on is HE NOT p
The ST. Louis Union says that Governor King OF
Missouri, and his cabinet entirely agree with Col
Benton in his views on slavery and on the resou-
lions of Calhoun and OF Jackson, That the opinions
OF Governor King and his cabinet at least equally
binding with those Of the Legislature, upon all mat
ters upon which the people have not positively
spoken. That they are equal and co-ordinald
branches of government, and as they now happen to
conflict with each other, tho citizens OF the State In
the mean time, remain uncommitted by The views
OF either branch. In this view OF the case the
Jackson Resolutions, il is claimed, have no longer
any binding force on Col, Benton.
"At all events says The Unlon " these co-ordi-
they do, win be- an ample justification for Colonel
Benton, in his appeal 10 the people-wlo are above
both, and correct their errors when necessary
". Y. Epening Post.
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NOTICE.

Nj. NUTIUE T..
WAS COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF WASHINGTON
w COUNTY, d. g., the 10Th Of May, 1919, as run.
away, negro man, calling himself EDWARD BROOKS.
lie. IL of dark color with whiskers under his chin,
about % years DID, feet q inches high, has the
side of the fore finger of his lett hands had on when
mi,ied dark cloth frock coat black bonbazne vest,
striped cassnet panaloons, aud fur cap lie says he il
free and born In this city lie says he has been absent
from this city 10 10 years. ami that before he left here,
he was known by Samuel Redeem, James Esn, and
Richard butt; and In Richmond, Va, by James Evans,
Esq and Mr. d. W. Carter clerk IN the Bank ofVirgina,
and has pass purpoug be from him, stating that he
Is Tree and has lost his papers
Tie owner owners II any, OF the above described
gro man. hereby requested to forward, prove
him, and take him away.
THOS A. HAWKE, for
msylsd&wlf r. WALLACE, Marshal, Y, o,
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Cen Mcleod, Col. Pilsbury, Gate membcr,j Col
Williamson, Col Hansborough, and Col Howard
are rival candidates for Congress from Western
mileage must be high along the banks Of the
Bnssos. 1t can't be that The Rio Grandeans want
any help from Uncle Sam TO drive away the plumber
ing CaInanches. Only start these Military heroes
on their trail and they dive into the darkest
recesses OF their forest-airs in time. BY The way,
IL would be good experimental trial Of the speed
and bottom of these Congressional nngs to try them
first on the Camanche course. They might not run
extravagantly after the red skins but give them the
them 10 earn heavy mileage and on pretty straight
line too,N ~. Y, Tribune.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELEcrIoN In MAssAcHusErrs.--
The fourth trial TO elect member Of Congress in
The 4th district, has been unsuccessful. We have
returns from twenty five towns
In these towns there Is majority against Mr.. Pal
frey Of 49, AT the March trial, the majority against
him was 1874. His relative gains, therefore, ia III =.
He lacked about 500 votes Of an election in March
and must gain 400 more in the fourteen towns vel
10 be heard form, to secure his election now This
Of course is out Of the questions and again there il
no choice
The vote yesterday was smaller thnn at the former
trial. In the above towns the dnnuon was 1857
Mr.. Pallrey's vote IL 1888 less Mr.. 1hompson's 407
less and Mr.. Robinson's 442 less. Mr. Palfrey's
loss Is comparatively greater Than Mr.. Thomsons
but Mr.. Rohinson's Is Mr. palfrey's gan.-Ne,f
York Epc. Post