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by y. @. MCGUIRE. Auot,oneer.


ny y. @. MCGUIRE. Aucaoneer.
CARRIAGES, HORSES, AND HARNESS AT hUcTIoN.-on
Tuesday afternoon, June is at O'Clock front Of The suction
modern bul, family carriage
single carriage
light wagon, with pole
pair 6ne match horses
good saddle horse
The good opportunity Ia want Of carriage
Or horses the owner has no further use for them
previous the between the hours
Of and O'Clock, atte stables IN the rear d Gad.by row
Terms u sale. JAS. o. MCGUIRE,
THE che Governors OF New York, from
George Clinton 70 Hamilton Fish, l. vol with portraits
History c Methodist Episcopal Church BY Rev p u. Gore
The Amsresn. Back Of orsioiy compiled ~ > Agar
summerheld, Life on Farm BY u. X Lee,
Whist Saw in London by David w. BARTLETT
Rational Psyehologi by Isurens ?. Richokl D. D. -
June IL fhANch TAYLOR
Cement Cslc,ncd Plaster.
cacned plaster which, together lime, white sand shingles
snd al other necessary building materials are sep on hand ana
win be 'd on reasonable terms Tor en- e. FssRsS z co.
Juno 1iet Al their Lumboryard 7in st, noar The Canal
NEW omc,aI Congress Directory, corrected mp 20
~ this date For sale by TAYLoR MAukY,
June ii Bookstorn, near Wh street
CONGRESSIONAL Dirsctory-ns,~ edition J.., pns-
" lshed. FkANCk TAYLOR
June III
cHARsPEARE READINe.-Mss HARRIET TANNING
READ WIN read MacrsrH, at caruss Saloon, on Monday
Teser 80 cents to he places Reading
Alexandria Boat.
THE steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will de-
E,xxr follows Boats Fare, ~ cents coach ARE
. hall price Three cosoe. Northern Liberty MARKET,
eo the coach also esvos the Capitol at IN w,
Leave Aiersndris 4, ~ OK, Xix, o. and O'Clock.
Leave Washington at *, iok i0H, D. o and ~ O'clock
An Captain
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PHILADELPHIA TRUNKS.-Tbe subscriber has just O.
for sale large OF the best quality
sole leather trunks, which he win sell low FOR cash.
June 10 DANIEL CAMPBELL.
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pRorosAs viii be received until the Doth Of June Cor supplying
invaids Military Asylum witt, fresh beef, for
the Goth such quantities and such days.
exceeding three the undersigned may require The
Market Equa Of hind and
furnished Nccks and shnnks 70 be excluded
subject approval o The Of the
Asylum, bidder will he required give bond and
security for its faithful performance.
Proposals win addressed Major w. W. Mscks, q. A.
Washington city scaled endorsed Proposals for beef"
w. W. MACKALL,
May 9s-3awteoJuns Major and Treasurer Army Asylum
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Regulations.
DEPARTMENT or rHr INTERIOR,


washington June $ 1852
s Whenever an appeal nom the decision Of bureau is taken
head of the bureau from which the appeal is taken,
] a a1 s
attorney oer person appealing shall be no,aod 10 de- within
deen days from such notice. any arguments which he may propose
10 submit on the questions involved in the appeal
ceyed by the nor will any Arguments be received after
lapse days given the
q .a @ s Ss
ton Of the snd af,een days
By order of the ecreny OF the Interior
June 0-lw .. :. GODDARD. chief clel.
making series Of observations in connection with the astronomical
while should therefore
decided TO close the Observatory to vse every evening from and
y.i,s1 win be admitted at any tine between ., and
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LAST H,chl VI i ,ls- shAsoN
hs s'a a ap va Ls - VIII nppea AZ
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WIN !. On s.rSsp az, Evsmsa June s ~ 1854
drama i've or MadIe Lola Montez, by Charles
Ware, entitled
N, ,fo,,ex ,c,on,.., ~ ,n.r.,d,, n,,,o : a, un
= " ~ - -
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The performance VIII conclude with
P~ute hoxre as are circle and paroue 80 cents,
bird tier, 50 cents. colorod gallery IS cents.
June II
VALUABLE ISLAND LOTS AT AuCrtoN--on Monday ansr
6oici shall
IL ia square onsna Twelfth stree
west, l55 inches 3D~fee
- "a. fams ss ssrsrehoas and shop builuPou the
6so o Ne Is same suosre fronting INV fee, on IAN street
sd ~, in, harh % Fer 70 ese, sllsvs NY - ~ ~ S
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
June iS-d = :. "e"oihi-, noeuoheo1
- !, ~..,,,.,, .-,,---
DIDIvG MARE, SADDLE, BRIDES, HALTER. AND BI.hH-
Ia EET.-Ou Monday, June ltth in on
auction rooms shall very superior black hiding mare four
years Old Inst fall and nearly fall booded Also saddle, BRIDES
Terms cash JAS. G. MCGUIRE
- - $3.50 - ,---
IPhosittA'Fsb ',"os o. ss''ens'' evpEst s.ie'.''t
he best rom ue o.h y .ss is tna 'V ns,, WIZ
p eeei.. ,, ro.ve, r.ptoo
Jnst imported fom London W thAN1h iAhLoh-
June y
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,TRAXy oOoDS -eTrvFNs Browps Hotel has lust re-
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a.
Monday and Thursday O'Clock, p m.
Cone river, aud uie usual landings n roto,nac.
Passage and fare to Norfolk TO Old Point 81 to Old Point
June 10 - ar III y -"'' ' JAMES MITCHELL
pMLADELrA TKUSKsThs subscriber nj has just re-,
esss and knew oI ss a se % o. h' best
June s'i 10 ''A'' DANIEL CAMPBELL.
AUCTION NoTICE-The subscriber respectfully
h friends and e public that he has commenced The auction
m the sale Of every description of real and personal property
With Of twenty in the various departments Of
auction business ne last jour o. which ne IA, been % &
bro and Dyer Mcclure he deems
Of business, and sales any cashed without
be made for The reception and
win on cali The Of s Sn
cast Of @ where be found during business ours ready
A''@'''''N Respectfully, i. N. sTRATToN
hand The following very decided Bargains in dry.sood Which
we are selling a pss, s ,s e.In9 fail q Z
s: 4 MS 81 e q 4 e g ana IS cents
20 DO mourning lawns, from lax TO Is cents
10 DO s6aly aud Serose lame plain coon
10 do very fine French printed jacopou
20 do figured shaiys, very handsome styles. ,,,n
CT 00O coKPoEtATIos stock for ssle.-I have on ph
cent stock. Also, shares OF
JAS O. MCGUIRE,
May ls-dn Aucdonccr and Commission Merchant
IMPORTANT TO Members OF the Democratic and
Wing National Conventions and strangers eenerayPesons
visiting Washington, and wishing take home for their
friends and families, will hnd the following useful and desirable
goods -
plain white and coiorcd Canton Grape
| shawls
go vauous styles summer vides
$50 parasos all sveue largest stock In the cy and at the
lowest prices
Avery isse Of style, ladies goods,
berege de lame shalys muslns, acone,
| dies, lawns &c.
10 bores embroidered handkerchief, from ~ TO SO
30 do embroidered and Lisle- thread hose
10 do silk hose, all styles
In fact everything pertaining
ladies' dry goods department,
YERBY MlLLERS,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 9Th
JUST Openings style visites
al ~ black lace points, pretty
90 pieces choice styles white embroidered muslin
20 do nno white Swils
20 do plaid cambrics, from lax cents mp
10 do and Irish linen, OF Bskios cello
bfated brand
80 do Rchadson heavy family pens the best goods that
used,
Gentlemen wishing shnN purposes viii do well TO
with every other article line and al prices that
cannot fail to please. - 5000.
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and e,h streets
June 5-dlmf
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q w. Yrppy, r.. p MLbsp,
Of Washington City. Of Virginia.
VERIFY q MILLER,
tn 9Th Washington D. c.,
WHOLESALE dealers foreign and domestic staple
and fancy dry goods mangs, oil cloths, table
bed spreads, Blankets shoengs, and houseu
nsbina dry goods generally.
strict, promg, personal attention given % orders.
27--ipn
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rASToN MATTINesThs day received per schooner States
" ma from New York
Is pieces ar,t quality - Canton mating
70 90 DO e DO DO
! !: s: '' !: !:
above goods quality, viii he sold At
Also good stock Of oilciohs, Ne
YkRBY MILLER,
Opposite Centre Market, PcnnsyIzana avenue.
Az e-9mecd
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SEPARATE proposals received department until
~ O'Clock Monday 2Ilh OF June supplying
oae and executing the printing described IN The schedules below
The stationery the best quality, the printing
Samples OF the
each bid specimens the latter will be shown bidders
bureaus, If desired.
The successful bidder wiz be required give bond with approved
surees, the faithful ulhlment his contract and The
will orier the ARTICLES such
such quantities oper and 10 Increase dinns
the quantities below stated.
viii bidders application do.
paItnent
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srLEsDrD LorrnnIEs ron JUNE. 1904.
GREGORY n MAURY, mAsAsERs,
lSuecessofs to J. w. Maury d COY


To be drawn al Wilmington pel Saturday Juns H. 1852
~ number lotiery-l4 drawn ballots.
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We requested the Observatory engaged in
making Of observations connection with the
expedition Chill that public requires that
while should be interrupted therefore
Observatory every evening
June At
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The Nmcricnn Cry.tnI Pnlncc.

Thu Ny YurE Mirror contains a drs,.inti,,
60, nj.
- "','' "'' ~ ''"' '''1' !" NC" i''A
o. 1t says
Accordln. to Mr. naxt0u's plan, the exterior
length OF tie Palace will be 653 feet ; embracing
porchcd entrances extreme width. including ter
races. lgg fee, the whole bui.duy aud terraces
covering 5 acres, or abnu, oue.seyrnth the space
occupied by the London CRYSTAL Palace Each
end will have purcheI entrance. for the pur-
pose # setting down anil taking up visitors The
blill,ns will be- utrr,ectrd, length i,e, by three
ayencrS, the central called the naye-GVO feet
long by ~ brpai-and the two SIDES called ai,les
-5si feet long by 80 feet broad The building
will have Interior and exterior galleries, length.
wise with transverse galleries at each eIri At
each angle Of tire nave tlnur in an. or two at
either end stone turrct. will be erected. pierced
by ,tairwnys l.nGrs to the interior aud exterior
galleries.
The entire building will rest on q brick base,
.tnnc.ftced outside. and plerCed with numerous
holes for the purpose Of ventilation On this
base will rest a series Of cast IRON columns, con.
nrctrI by non arches. h,yin, the aisle and nave
ribs securely bu,tcl between each the same con.
structiuu adopted for the clear story Of the nave
from the outside gallery. Thus the rave and
aises will rest separately Though unite,D on
their pillars, each sustaining It's own roof Be
tween the upr,ghts &C the raised part Of the nave
roof frame works Of wood will be suspended, IN
which will swing movable ,ashes for the pur
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Ihc County convention.

In making out the call for the Democratic
Comfy Convention last week all the members OF
the committee had been consulted but Mr. Bar.
Der, who not having been in town during the
week. a letter wa. addressed TO him by the chair
mar o. the committee while in the meantime We
took the responsibility attach his name to the
call We have since received line from Mr.. b,
from which we make the following extract;
AS a member Of the committee, have IN oh
lection to the itae fur the town meetings, but !
protest az lins the call for The convention to meet
on Tuesday tie 3Uth day Of Match, lecause that
is the GAY liked by law for the town officers to
meet in their respective towns TO audit town ac
counts. Many Vi our most active aud Jealous tie
morratS throughout the county are town oifrers'
and if the convention should be held or Tie 3odI
they must stay at home and attend tc the town
business. and Of course they, with very other o.
nlocrat who has an account to audit un thai day
will be virtually preig,led fssm scryllg as dele
gates or attending the convention
Col B. urges a change Of tho time Of holdio4
the convention; but without being able to con
suit the balance Of the committee, upon due con
sheraton, we are not willing to take the respou
sibiIity to make the change proposed unlor
tlnate as the day chosen may be in one respect
"a change of time could hardly fail to be more un
'trnae Suppose for instance later day shoul,
be fixed, and 10 or Is men, denying our right t.
change the time, as sell they might, should NEE
at Ottawa on the S0lh and appoint delegates t.
Springfield, We see no way Of inyaIidAtng the lc
gality Of such delegates. Although some Ha
ridaalo may be declared from Attending the con
vcniiuu, there is nothing IN the day appointed t,
prevent any torn from being represented. We
rcgrct exceedingly that Col Is objection wa
overlooked at the proper time, 5yt it strikes u
us too late now to remedy the matter,
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principles his strict adherence to the Constitu
t'n, and noble advocacy Of the laws under the
most trying circumstances place his patriotism
and love OF country beyond all question ant
last bot not least, the spontaneous enthusiasm al
ready beng manifested for Inn by the Young
democracy OF the country particularly, rcudor'
| liz triumph almost certain,
/ fur The Vice Presidency We prefer our own lon,
tiled, able and faithful senator WM K KING
whose patriotism Is above suspicion" aud whye,
Democracy NEEDS ne defence
With tins ticket We throw our banner to ia,
breeze conhlrn: Of success should it receive IT,,
nomination Of the National Convention Shout,
II not receive such confirmation, however ",
stand ready To give osr humble support to an,
other gentleman of the true faith, who shall b,
their acts m time past have proved to the cuuu
try, that they are true To the Constitution an,
the Union IL al. lis parts
The Joliet Signal SAYS:
stephen A Douglas prospects for the nomj
nation ~ the Democratic candidate for the Pres
IiruCy, ars becoming brighter every day III,
movement IN his favor Is mot bounded 10y any &c
ograPhlcal or sectional limits The cNr'm,
South Is uniting with the North in dr>iEnatns
Douglas rs the Dan to be chosen by the ptmuc
racy Of the Nation The New England State
may be counted tor him--lud to show his stand
/ ing at the South We refer to the Address If th,
jackson Association OF Louisiana, As Published II
the southern ptpors In thu. address he i, hrll
/ up as cmiueutiy tie man Of the Nation. Bound
less and free ~ his own Great West his sympl
llles and views aTe rs broad rs the length al.
breadth of the Republic itself Indeed he il r.
fglrded ms the only man who can unite all the dii
tcrcnt sections OF the Democratic party
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sill they Come.

The Weekly Herald, an able Democratic Jour
nal Published Mt Athens Alabama, puts up the
name of Douglas of Illinois, for President, and
". T. King, Of Alabama, Tor Vice President, and
saws:
1t has no doubt been observed BY our readers
that we have Of late on several occasions taken
particular pains to introduce to their notice the
distinguished Senator from Illinois, whose name
heads thi. article This was for the purpose OF
hmiliariiing them with h'character talents, and
public services. prior to hosting hl4 name at our
mast head. which we this week have done, and
for some time contemplated doing, ms our first
choice for the next Presidency. We arr aware
that there are many Democrats who would make
able and efficient Chief Magistm,cs--whn would
preside with grace and dignity over affairs at
the white House--bat among them all we con
ccive ,ba, Douglas stanjs "preemincntly cons.p'.
cuous," both ms to talents and availability His
long aud severely tried devotion to Democratic
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GuleTnatoTiai.

Tic Democracy If 10 D.,yiess county held then
courcntioa on the Esd ult, and appointed 'he
following delegates TO The Springfield convention
j. r Ings, q. MCully, Z. Sweeney, u. How
ard, s HusLlett, r y. Hoyne-Nho were in
siructcd IN favor of Col Dement, fur Governor.
Tie Gaena J,dtr'onian, in speaking OF the con
ycntiun, says in explanation Of the expression
that had been given on the Sth Of January in "a
vor of Mr. Gregg that "the expression then gwen
was confined almost entirely to the democracy 81
tie city but that nov, II ? county convention
called in a proper and official monnct and Tor ID,
purpose 81 acting upon this subject very dccj
ded preference Tor Col Dcmtu, has ben Oh
iainOd.' We learn privately, however, that tn,
friends of Mr. Gregg alledse unfIirLe,s on a.,
pant fool ID. in a change Of the time of huhng
the convention, aud that there will probably be
double set of delegates from 10 Davies,
Carol County lone delegate has :, ,uucted TO
Gregg So he's Nermilion, ! deltcatas
The decided preference of tie North, however
a. thus iar expression hastecn gwen in dcmocra
tic conventions, i, largely in favor Of Mr. Matte
SON for Governor, who, indeed, seems to carr,
all before him
Kane county held her convention on Saturdl,
last. and appointed b. F, Hall, L. Dearborn, G "
Renwck, W. d. Barry, and ; 5. Jones delegate,
wha-were in .truc,ed to support Mr. Ya;.esun 70
Governor.
MclIenry County convention, :reh olst. Dele
gates VIM " Jackson J u Johnson Chs Bron
+ ley, Z. W, Smith, \. Il Nixon--Instructed 70
( Matteson
Boone County Convention Feb ?S,h. Dele
[ gates Instructed for Ma,,eson
/ Kendall county convention last Saturday De
legatcs ". o. Park, C. =. Observation-Disclosures
f,r Ma,teson.
Iroqnos-J. Il. wgh,man dclogate-instrpct
ed for MAtteson.
VIII county for Mltteson Of course We hay
heretofore given the names Of her delegates
1t is understood that De Kllb and iuue bag
have also Instructed for Mateson but wc hay
not seer the proceedings oftheir conventions, no
learned the names Of thcr delegates
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Ghlcn.n and Rock Islnnd II. Il.

III Farnham, Mr.. Jeryis, and others, having
the management Of work on the Chicago and
Rock Island Rail Road were at this place on
Thursday, for the purpose Of letting the work be
tween Marseilles and Peru. The attendance Of
contractors and Others wishing; to take wusk ras
large, ami all of It, We learn, was taken on the
most favorable terms The work was let to the
following indyiluals
To Mcssrs Warner Il Sherwin, sections 80. ID,
Il and i9-cemmeucng Yarseillcs and ending
Ut lock l. about mile below Ottawa.
Whitman Il Boye-sectlons 10 aud 81. O.
section is about two miles
George ArEour-secluns 4j anl &c.
Clark & Mann-secion a.. This section HIS
tunnel 50 feet IN length.
Michael Killcia--secton IS.
Whitman 4 BOYLE section 49, which ends at
Peru.
Warner L SherWin have also the contract to
build the bridge across Rock River They, rs
well as Mr Armour &c, rave been heavy con
tractors On The Michigan Southern Road, and are
men IN whom not oniy Nj Faruhanl has conf
dence as energetic and Efficient contractors, but
who, having Zone so much work for lin, also
know aud have confidence in Mr. FarEham.
Il cannot but be regarded "a fortunate that the
construction Of this road has fallen into the hands
Of so cntrpris.ng AMI energetic firm as that Of
Famham d Sheffield No work has ever been
taken by this firm but they have pushed it at top
speed to cumrletior On tn Michigan Southern
Road, under the personal supervision Of Mr. Farm
ham, 100 miles were built in nine months. Dur
ing part Of the time sets of hands were employ
ed, one set working in day time, and the other
during tie night That road being completed
Mr.. Farnhan will now devote all his attention to
this road, aud our people may rely upon it, there
will be no lack Of his usual energy. We under
stand that Mr. F. pledges himself the cars shall De
a, PeIu by tho close Of navigatiuL
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We have received two publications from Bur
ley's extensive Book anil Music Store Chicago
one entitled THE shippers and carriess' Assist
ant. a.i .Iarine and Inland In 'grers Guide." and
the other, Florence snCkyille, or Sell Depead
sncc," bu. We have not had time to = .rnse them
We shall notice them more fully next week We
would also call attention to Messr.. Burleys I'D
refreshments in another column.
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The Committee appointed 10y the Grand Jury
Of this county to visit and examine into the con
diton of the poor house in said county. would re-
specially report That they have visited ,ano
Poor House and examined into the condition al
said house and find it in good condition for tie
comfort Of il, inmates, They found eighteen pau
pcrs supported at said house, well fed with good
wholesome food eating at he same table viii
the keeper, Mr. Carter, and his family and, or
further enquiry # the paupcrs themselves, they
were well satisfied with their treatment.
Respectfully submitted,
JOYS II MF.rRyE,
@ K RrCu,RpsoN,
L,ytN p. DEL,No,
WELLS WAIT,
Il. luuENE.
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ATTEMPT TO Mos THE AusrUIAN MINISTER
The y. o. correspondent Of the Mississippi Free
Trader says, Baron Hulsemann, the Austrian Nj.
mister, is in that city liouising at the ST. Louis
Hotel But that his peace was very much dis
turbcd by a set oi"angry dogs getting after him,
the night of the 9Th ult, and attempted to mob
linn but were prevented by the police He
also thinks tina, Mr. Hulsemann's movements are
mysterious, Having left Washington very sud
denly, because thu government, or Mr. Webster
told Kussuth he admired him + lie flt that
Austria was nsul,cd, and "ab,Quatuntcd" He
is roaming about the southern cities, aud will soon
leave for Havana, to wait ror orders,
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A SAD AociDtSr--Ycs ,erdny uoon n young
FrenchuRn, by the name Of Edward Wietn. an,
who has been employed in Eames warehouse,
in attempting TO cross the canal bridge, ~ the
head Of La Sale at, the floor Of which hae been
taken up to make some repairs, fell through TO
the bottom Of Ihe canal-about % feet on to
some sharp sticks Of timber, cutting his face in a
horrible manner, and badly frac,uring his lower
jaw, besides severely injurinS other parts Of his
body
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LUXE S. kMBALL FuuND--Our readers will re.
member that, two weeks ago we copied an arti'
Gle from the Peru Democrat giving the circum.
stances Il Mr., Ks attempt to reach the steamer
Fdicon some miles below Ilcnnepu, and his prob
able death We last week SHOULD have stated
that tie apprehenSops 81 his death were confirm
ed 10y the discovery Of his body, short distance
from where he had broken through the ice in the
slough. The body was taken up and conveyed
back to Hennepn; and on Monday, the 81 inst.
passed through this place on It's way to the north
ern part Of the state where his friends reside
Mr. X leaves a wife and two children to mourn
his loss