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net who have lost caste with their party. united
with such democrats whose treachey their party has
put them beyond The pale Of further favor and the free
soilers and aboliiioniss These the politicians and
factions that attempting prevent the settlement
OF the slavery question. Certainly, such coalition OF
ncongruous elements should the great democratic
party of the country Of the necessity Of speedy settle
ment OF the pending controversy.
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BY GREES q TAsTET, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Thurday May, sell, by virtue OF deed Of
Mrs. Beher c. between ~ and
9th 10 O'Clock extensive assortment Of furniture
wis
Mahogany sofas, lounges, sdebolrds and bureaus
DO dining breakfast, and other tables
DO large musical clock, mantel do
and guiit-frame looking giasses
do Bookcase and secretary, piano fnrte
Is feather beds Of fine quality, and bedding
Hair and shuck Mattresses washstands
Bedsseads, wardrobcs, dressing tables, toilet
Venetian blinds and window curtains
China, glass, and crockery
Girandoles SOLAR hall, and other lamps
siver-piafed candle-tcks and branches
Andirons, sboves and tongs, tenders
Psnior passage and chamber carpets
Cooking, radiator, air tight, and other
ALSO, good lot Of kitchen requisites.
With large lot OF other ARTICLES which deem unnecessary 10
enumeraie.
sa5 gas credit Of two
months satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
GREEN q TAsTET,
Ap3o-d Anetioneers.
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ss,sss.ss2 II

TRUsTEE,s Sale OF HEAL Estate nj Public Auction
On Thursday the Duh Instant O'Clock, shall sell
" and SOUTH by virtue OF deeds Of duly
corded BY order Of the following properly square
No 49, corner Streets improvements,
which consist Of osto frame house. nearly new, and the lots
well fenced and improved See Loer W. D. NO. 4 oos 4o2
Also 50, Lber B. No. no. folos
And also is, Az b. No. no. folios
50 land records Of the Of Washington in the District
The tire to the above property is ndisputabie.
The Of sale will be, for the improved third
for unmpoved properly cash.
satisfactorily endorsed
GREEN TAsTET, Auctioneers
buildings square
SOUTH and Sd and An streets west Sale 10 take place Immediately
after the preceding;
Ga street. . y ., %, 80, 49, a.
On Sd street, lots 81, 6, a, 49, and 81
streets. co. TO- H. ~ IS H. Is IS, a. 81 3D. So a. s 3d. s.,
On "a street, 10, 90 with story frame house.
l. DO lot IS, with a wostoy frame house.
Do lot Sd, OF I'D and streets, with two story
frame house, all well fenced
located
bargains expected The whole free from
cumbnce, and title sDdspuabls Taxes paid January
Is by 100 feet and lot has in the
plat q me square can DC seen az our suction room at
property will be shown By calling on Mr. JONES' Of and
" streets, any evening AFTER 4o'clock
cry third the balance in three and six months
m The improved properly cash and the balance in three
be satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest from the day Of sale
purchaser all the necessary expenses Of making deeds
sale within days thereafter the right
reseng the expense and risk o. such purchaser
Maya-d Auctioneers.
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Drafts heretofore
drawn, but not ye,
paid, though paya-
BILE
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NEW GOODs.-F. PULvERMACHER, from Baltimore few
National HOTEL Pennsylvania avenue has Just
choice lot OF magnificent
silk also Fouiard silks, Berege and Berese des
OF the latest STYLE In the lace
will be Vaencian laces and nserngs Eng
h and French thread aces black silk saxony aces for
h0unces collars cuff, capes, habits, inside handkerchief
pocket handkerchief in endless variety
Just received, of French worsted collars " cents
piece; nghtcaps pieces white and light kid gloves W
pair variety Of straw bonnets, paraso and sun
shades. PSI a@
The above goods cheaper than
any house city. call examine the goods
May 1-lwd
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MAIN,s Domestlc Poaltry, VOL, London

MAINS Domestic Poultry, vol London
III Mowbray Poultry vel, Boston
Knght's Poultry Yard vol London
Brownies American Poultry Yard l VOL, New York
Breeding Rearing, Management OF De-
nestle Fouls, 4 VOL, London
Blackjack IN Sheep Management, vol, London
Sheep, their Breed Diseases and Management BY Morre
VOL, New York
Benton and Barry Sheep, vol. Cambridge
knights Farmers Library treating Of Sheep Swine, Poultry
&C., &c, vols, London
Allen te Animals CaIe, Sheep, SWINE Poultry,
&C., VOL, New York
Youaif the Pig VOL, Philadelphia
Elswonh's American Swine Breeder l VOL, Boston
Richardson Pigs and their Varieties, their Diseases and Man
axement, yol Dublin EtAe.
Richardson's Pests OF tina Farm VOL, Dublin
Of farming and
agriculture. FRANCK TAYLOR.
| Ap3
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prsfy Of establishing government printing once But
Nj, PRESTON KING Directing. leave was not grant

The SPEAKER presented to the House the agricultural
portion Of the report Of the Commissioner Of Patents
which was referred to the Committee on Patents.
On motion. the House then adjourned
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BIZ GREEN q TAsTET, AucfiOneers.
GOATS, PANTS, VESTS, AND SHIRTS AT AUCTIoN.-on
Saturday morning May 10 O'Clock, shall sell,
bidder, clothing OF Mr.
schegei street. Immediately the goods
Mr. NJ Shuser Co.. excellent assortment Of the above
named such
Fine frock dress
Do black and fancy cashmere pants
Do cassinet do
Do satin, silk, and Marseiiles
Do tweed and summer sacks
Common pants
Fine and shirts
assorted presents fine chance those
in clothing II be Sold the house 10
about being rebuilt
$780, cash $50, credit Of
three months all be satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest
Mayl--WThF GREEN TA5TET, Auctioneers.
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Amount subject
10 drah.
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ONE Hundred Lots for s.le-wh view ofpremot,E ths
Of No. and the vicinity OF the raroad
Delaware avenue The subscriber u willing 70 sell every alternate
Except those fronting North Capitol street,
rs depth OF loo feet, containing 400
feet for the OF 5 condition that each purchaser
small amesfhin IRON
the One half Of purchase % paid at the time
Of and the remainder within twelve months from that time
Inquire the Paien, Agency Office, corner osh and street.
Ap3-A VIM r. EiLiOI.
NEW black and second mourning goods.-The under
~ would respectfully Of Indies In
articles goods assortment
varied and complete this time than usual We name ths
following;
Is pieces best plain black silks, assorted prices
black and
all the numbers imported, (Lupin's make)
10 do plain black mousscne de LANES
do 81 black Fanniesso
% do black apacas, from Is 81
Is do plain black bereges, n variety
10 do satin striped and plaid bereges do
In second mourning have
10 pieces neat checked plaid silks
do small figured brocade gray silks
do plain silver do do
10 do hafmouning and aborimes, designs hand
goods.
Also ehntxe plaid nghams, plain gnghams, linen iusres,
lawns, organdie muins all In the styles and colors
CLAGETT. NEWTON, MAY, d co.
Ap 30-lwd
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Amount on depos-
| ite.
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N IRACLEs or NATURE.--RoBERT HALEs, erea
Quaker Giant te largest In The known world, being fh
AgA weighing sos pounds This the Goiah Of the 10Th
century by and conasted with Major General Mole
the celebrated English Dwarf who l. the smallest Of his
and only 20 inches high.
these the famed Mysterious Lady, who
will all present her natural clairvoyan
These extraordinary viii hold their evoe the odcon
Hall from 10, m, until !, and from until y,
Admission % cents children hntprice.
May -3t.
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OR sALE-sevcnicen bounty land scps xxx acres,
ccivabe any the y. s. land Offices Ohio Indiana
CHARLES DE sELDTNG
May 9-n No. ! Todds Buildings.
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NEW NOvELs-This day received, by
~ TAYLOR MAURY,
bookstore, 9th ST
The Steward" Of e by Henry Coclion au
thor Of Valentine vox.
Windsor Casie," ahistorica romance; by Ainsworth
Munroc" = - ~ = $3.50
Rose Foser. sequel the mysteries Of the Court or London
An - ~N-'- = .
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II EsrDENCE wANTED.--wanted TO rent a commodiou
house within less than ride Of The Treasury Depart
address. Room 10 General Land once.
An
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abost ten A. M. the wind CHANGED sudxe.Iv
accompanied, until about noon, with heavy rsia'
riagsiafs, uees, chimReys, &c. were blown down A
CHIMNEY in the house Of Mrs. Pinkham, on o .neo
street, was blown down, which broke through tie
" mrs' + in its fall, almost entirely, with the
and injuring her very badly, but we lei arm
wh ,Ssnseroasly: Some damage was done al The
vsssa,s s anu amongst the shipping. Two or three
ena parts OF the island, but no parcula had bsen
received from them at the time of writing this
paragraph. The gale aba,ed rapidly towards
evening, and At half past six it was almost calm.
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LosUoS Morri MAskrr, Aug so 1 o'clook.-The Eng
th stock market to-day presents hrmer aspect prices
,snaJ cor.o. sl. ss, e' =" tnT mopss and sS. to
4 Ter accounts Reduced Three per Cents "a TO ~ Ne~
ihi,e and Quarter per Cents, 30 TO Long Annui-
tisss bio fxehequer Bills COS. to oss. pm. Bank
Stock 2l4h to2l5
The prrcirsl feature in the foreign market Is the
nat tone OF BrsTap Bonds, occasioned By the unss-
tisfsetory received nom Rio Jan.iro OF the
cts ms Mt produced by n NJ 3. Cormorant having 81
lsnc.d tort which bad fired upon her, killing one
man and voundiDg Others, whilst Ia the exercise OF
Der duty In capturing four slave vessels In accordance
With the rDs of the treaty the subject made be-
tween Great Britain ana the Brazilian government.
The bonds have fallen TO VI and " and are heavy at
Ihis price Peruvian are quiet spanish opened at
further advance OF per cent but which has not been
MAINTAINED sbd the Five per Cents nov look rather
fat at 10 to n Dutch stocks steady. The oficid
list gives the deslings as una.r Brazilian w to y;
Dsnhh Five per Cent, 1855 Mexican W. Peruvian
SIS g. I; Russian Pour ssd q uslf PER Cents poA;
Spanish Five per Cents 10 to dtte account lsH TO
\ ditto Coupon. ?; ditto Passive auto Three per
Hsf per Cents BIZ; ditto Pour per Cents SOS TO y.
The Railway Market 10 steady. and fully up to yes-
tsrdsy prices. The tendency IL rather upward than
oib.r.is- and there IL rather more business doing
North. West.rn ION 70 er div South Western % 70
south Eastern ~ Yo,s sns Month IN Midland
arm at 1914 to y.
The sstsm.n. Of the account Of tn. past iOr,pish,
In the For,ign stock and share Markets 10 goins on
THsr, oorocs- consos eloss Oe9 to ee,s for money,
Shares are ali srm and the tendency !. decidedly
up~Gds North Western cese ITO TO ll0ts ex div /;
Great Western 90 70 6oh en- div Midland IS TO 3Ss
south Western 32k 20 32I Great Northern 81 TO ps
spsnish Tiy. per Cents lst. TO iSk ditto Three par
cssts. 81 10 31h.
LryrrooL PRovinoS M.sErr-FrIday, August 30. =
The dulness in beef coptinses the sales sre on the
merest retail scale and quotations must be con
slider, nominal lower rates would be taken 70 make
progress rcrk very slo~y also aud prices are
she tsrn lover Tor all but the very finest brands The
demand for bacon has not been 90 active his week,
probably owing 20 the frish buyers working 81 their
late extensive purchases beore again laying the
light steck however prevents any giving way In price
or shoulders there IL steady Inquiry. hams very
dull The sale o. lard continues extensive aud an al
vance Of %. per cvt has generally BEEN made, tine
markets closing very 6rm. No hns cheese In the mar
ket; all other descriptions remain neatly unsslssele
demand fer grease butter 10 ssou, over or the sea
son.
Lrvttrooi laos M.Rksr.-Fshisy August IN -Friee'
OF iron g, ntinue steady, but unTtmunersvs no Ina
mediate Improvement can be expected 80 notrith
standing the greatly mins he'd m-ke Il V considered
fully equal 20 thedewaba Present quotation; Nor
chant bsf, as n. 81 pail rods IS ihsi hoops. a
lbe; sheet, a. l5s sestsA pig G2le.
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The Boston Bee, of the 10Th inst, sayss--A re-
cent tnp through portion Of Hilsboro' county, IN
New Hampshire, has enabled us 10 learn some
thing 'fthe potato and corn crops in that region-
snd use counties adjoining, both IN Massachusetts
as " ELL ss New Hampshire. The potato blight ~
very extensive, judging from the quantity thu. far
gathered. The stocks become suddenly desd The
v dsto, when IL hrst begins 70 decay, exhibits q
tiesr watery appearance on the outside. Inc
whole then becomes decsyed, and frequently,
when broker, looks like surdlea milk, and smells
very sour We saw several Cbenaneo potato balls
opened, in Mason, N. H., yesterday, and about
every other one was more or less roited. We are
told that the same is true with reference to tho
potato all through that region OF country The
extraordinary wet season is considered the main
cause Of this decay. Corn was never kno~n TO be
20 smutty in the above named sections as ths
year Smut is a disease well known among ftr-
ners, ard is not unfrequently noticed IN irds.
This year, II is making terrible havoc. Mesdow
erase, in the above sections, IL not more than hs
cut. The constant floods have been the cause OF
this Complaints. frem Essex cOusty, 10 ths. St4'e~
are also quite general, In regard 10 the PH,ie ROT
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Tb.y.,,s, Market n.r,rf.

Lfvssroot. August ~. ls50-l2 Is noon.
DgAR siH-h sttsJy Msncbestsr market yesterday
fas led TO ~ incrsa I'D business In cotton, ta-dsy
sr~culstr.s hsccmina more cuursgsous, evtd-s
The es~n trade h wy qHiFt, but exceedingly arm
-lp sthght ter dencJ upvsrds
Provisions are sau a. possible
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A duel, - 10 said, 10 shout 10 tsts pise. a. Neg
Orlesns. betve~s coiow-i Ranch snA NsT smNs.
ofe-rs Of the LAT. Cuhsn Invading psrtJ IN cons.
susues Of . cA.rv Of co-Ssie- msf. uf9s ta'f7rn~
~ the isttse,
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msssrs. Barins's London Circular.

LoypoS, Aug 30-5P. NJ
Anrprsr erocu.-The veeh has passed without any
business worth noting except few sales % nited
per cent bonds OF 900 each at 10sx. There IL net
any material change In prices but sellers vsuld In
most securities be obliged TO submit 70 reduction.
Ohio es Of 1873 offered At io5x New Ysrk 81 per
cents ct 10Y; Penpsylvs.is IS at 80 per cent
We have again 10 report considerable activity In the
produce markets with su Increased demand for coffee
and sugar at improved rates Indigo and silk are
slso advancing and the WOOL sales are proceeding
brisky Cotton, the other hand, IL quiet and "a
lover The trade is heavy with large supplies OF
wheat, and cont nued arrivals from abroad The
harvest nearly completed In the early districts and
10 being rspidy proceeded with In the north There
has been demand for money but the bank rsts Of
disetuEt remains without change. We detail belos
the principal q ansactions Of the week
Asnfs.-We notice small sales Of pots at 36s and
Ttstis at ols Cd pr c~t.
CctHtsr.t.-s $40 b.gs have been offered 1t auction,
hut net then half fousd buyers at the pre-
vious currency the remainder hs wing been bought
M.xcsn silver p I'd Be Sd blsek 2s "a Honduras
silver % I'd. ads. "a black I'd ats Id
e Coco. in more demand notice sales Of 40 bags
frir dad from as. as. Cd and lilo bags Grsnsds
from ais ps. -
Co,,,y hss sttrscted espsidsrabIe attention, sad
most ces crpt.ns about a desfpr 3sT casks 40
Ises plsntsion CeyIon aud 100 e.sks A5e b. Jsma
ca at tn. various public safes have found ready takers
- he above improvement and so,d business has
been dons BY pIilste coutrsct. In native Ceylon
sltut 500 bags bsv, ehsnss a hsnn from a. aes
sba IL pev hrn at the latter tsss Brazil Ia SCARF.
sud wanted . cargo OF NO bsgs good ursts v Rio
has been s.la snest Tor The Lsvsnt AZ ga nothing
Gope 10 81. Donhso The siyiees frem the ssa,lnen.
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OF the President of the republic; to consider M.
Berger as the directing chief of the party; and to
blame and disavow the acrimony displayed by the
Gassfte de Frauce
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The military p0sitlOn ut The Danes and SchIes
VIZ. Holsteners, remains the same stated ia
our last. Intelligence from Coprnhagen, confirms
me belief that the Danes regard attack upon
heudsburg as hopeless, and informs US TINT they
are making preparations tor ~intering In Schles
wig. With this view, they have rendeted impas-
sable all the roads leading from Holstein to
and over the Schel they have thrown several
bridges for artillery and infantry, each side OF
which tcte de pont is constructed. The bridges
are like wise proIec t.d by the gnn boats which lie
in the river. That pare Of Schlrswig " hich is
bounded by the Balnc, and lwo lines drawn from
Flepsburg 10 the city IF Schieswig, and thence to
EckerlfOrde, may thus he considered the Water
quarters Of The Danish army, should General Will
sen not give their affairs ano,her direction. t-
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The Legitimate Congress at wissbaden.
The OpiHiou Ppbi,gIs publishes the following
letter, dated Wiesbsdep, 10 h ulti-" Yesterday
We were present al one OF the most moving and
affecting scenes that could be witnessed. A train
Of work. from all parts u France, but the ma
joriiy OF them from Paris, arrived here. Among
them were yendean and his wife, in the costume
Of the country. The Count de Chamoord received
them at three o'clock. They were ranged round a
large saloon when the Prince entered. Alter re-
marking the pleasure which he felt in seeing 30
many Frenchmen, he said, Gene nearer to me,
my friends, still nearer until he had them all 30
close around him, that they scarcely len him room
to stand. cannot repeat 10 you all the kind ex-
| pressions that were exchanged, words coming and
going from and to the soul. but TO one Of HE Witt,
ers, who made some apology for his DIRE 81, heard
him say, IL 10 not the dress look at, u is the
heart. | am happy to hnd myself 80 near French
hearts. wish TO hear them beat Every one was
affected AT his words, and tears flowed from every
| eye. The more | see Of the Couat de Chambord,
| the more hnd IN him the second Henry Nv. OF
whom we dream, and OF whom such want is felt
/ at the present time. Majestic before the powerful,
| afsble, mild, and friendly TO the more humble,
making himself beloved, because he loves. In the
evening there is a general reception, the saloons
are not large enough, and Il has been necessary to
| open fresh rooms. There remain very few persons
now here Of the first arrivals, but every day brings
| a fresh influx OF visiters OF every shade. The
Prince exercises kind Of spell on all who see him,
and, when they approach him. they love and feel
| tiers, the workmtn were badly accommodated with
lodgings; he hetrd Of IL, and he OCCUPIED himself
in fnoing them better places, for he regards him
| self as the host Of all the French. To-day, the
| Nsndean IL invited To dne with the Count de Cham
bOrc, and two OF The wofkmen will also share IN
that pleasure. II was impossible to invite the
Whole OF tn. m, and, as he wished not TO show any
rrt ference, IL was decided by lot the Count de
| Chambord accepted this mode Of decision, well
| assured that whoever chance mis- ut fall on, u
| would ~ nd hn good and noble hearts"
| g. The Prose- ssyts-"Two agents Of the secret po-
| ice have kft Paris for Wiesbaden, where the
| d'Af1aires Of the Grand Dsks Of Nassau, on being
informed OF their mission, at FIRST refused them
ps,rports; but afterwards changed his dctermina
tiop At the formal order Of his government
| The Pourotr says u hiss received positive and
authentic ufo nation that the following resolutions
have tetn come To 1T wissbaden by the Counl d.
Cbanbord and twenty eight Legsunist deputies
Who were Ifeseht. To abtndoa the polcy OF con
oIliati,p; ~ opyos, the proloagaton of the power
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The runner Of Circus lately met rough treat
ment in Newberry sc. for bis temerity in hand
ing out copies Of one of our City Sunday papers
which praised his Circus. but seems to have con
tanned also articles on Free Soil and kindred to-
pics not acceptable to our Southern brethren.
The idea of Circus owner being engaged in dis.
semnating Abolition documents in South Carolina
is the hight of absmdity; and we insist that the
sharp-nosed discovcrer of the 'inccndary' matter
shall have leather medal at least, though we
don't think pair of turnip-paring goggles would
be one whit too good for him Hear how the
GreenrWe sc. Mountaiaeer goes off on this sol
emn occasion;
LOOK OUT FOR AroLirIoNlsTS!- w e make the
following extract from letter received from
friend in Newberry, who sentus a list OF new sub
scrlbers:
son last evening, the iorerunncr of Robinson
4 Eldred's Circus came to our town He handed
a couple of numbers of the New.Yo Atlas to
some gentlemen. The paper is crammed with
rank abolition sentiments The gentleman was
waited on, and examined by some OF our good
citizens, and large nuMber OF copies Of the same
print found upon him, He received notice to
leave which he did5 tnSt0nter about O'Clock at
night The Town Council were requested to give
notice in the Sentinel, that Robinson IS Eldred 8
Circus woudnot receive license to exhibit at New
berry c. H, and SO they will not exhibit here.
The Circus man registered his name as Hawley.
I'VE trust the grand Committee of Union and
Safety will be assembled without delay. New.
York sends out large number of Circusmen, and
they must be looked after. Our Trade will suffer
if they range through the South scattering Adolf
ton documents. Wouldn't it be well to have them
all examined and licensed by the Committee o.
Fifty before allowing them to turn the first sum
merset south of Mason & Dixon's