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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Judge Eerrs.

BILL or INDICTMENT IN RELATION TO
hHR BURNING OF THE HENRY CLAr.-The Grand Jury
came into Court At y O'Clock yes r1ay and prosen,e1a
bue bill for msnssughter against Thomas Colyer one
q the owners; John f. TsllmaD Captain Joho Ger
tLn, Edward Hubbard, James l.. Jessup, James III.
sndorf and Charles Merritt Engineer, &c, OF steam
pat Henry Clay, declaring that said parties "by the
fsconducr, neglect, and the instenton of them the
eI Thomas +. Collyer, &C, they caused the lives of
N'Phen Allen, Abraham C.is;, A J. Downing, George
4 wbllock, Julia Hoy, and divers other persons on
vtard, to be destroyed
he Indictment ses forth that the 18th July 1852 in
tnksble Of the Uuied Sses and within the cob
= TOW OF the tide that Is . say In the Hudson River IN
y Southern District Of Newiotk within the jurisdiction
Ea Court the said persons were employed on board OF
IAN steamboat 30.
7bse are Is counts in the Indictment substs atslly thu
e but varying In slight degree IN phrsseoogy. O9e OF
counts charges that boa was Owned BY Tnos Coll
b Nm RAdford aud lohu y Tallmau another that the
Thos COlyeT parS owner aud acting for the Captain
3the command OF said steamboat; Tallman As Captaa
fnAin s. Engineer Hubbard as First Pilot Jessup a.
sss; E'mendort Second Pilot and Merritt Assist
Engineer, mot regarding their respective duties in their
s,sd several employ did thea and thsre bS
duCL neglect and By nsteut0n 10 their respecttye du
as Aforesaid insttentyey msnsSe, navigate aad son
the SAID steamboat aud paentively control the hres
steam board said steamboat IS to cause the said
ltsmhVsi 10 take Ere, sc.
Aiter hsnding the paper to the Court, the Grand
fry sgain retired for deberaton as - other causes
t0re them.
IU.S CIRCUIT coUEr-B,iors Judge. Nr.oS and Brr5.
INJUNCTION As 70 REvoLVERS.
samuel Con SEainst Nouas LeAyitt
Mr.. +. claims 10 have obtained a patent
So for 81 imp ovemept In FIRE ARM. tor fourteen years
kieh be rclnqushed in 1875 and obtainsd an anenS,
tp,ent in 1850 for years He charges that
tsss Young Lesvtt have violated said patent by
SSs pistol, and gun: 'oos,aI ,Ss the same and
denied that Y. L L. have violated any patent
Z IL u COMMANDED that the Invention was not new
Fha frsfpa
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COMMON COUNCIL.-SpectdL Session
special II Getting Of the Common Council convened
Tue,day evening 4, the Lyceum Various bills pre-
sented and disposed Of after which Mayor Manners veto
upon the Common Council Chamber resolution waI
taken up and Aid. Wallis moved that the first resolution
authorizing the Committee 10 contract for new Common
Council Chamber BE- passed, notwithstanding the Mayors
objections After spirited discussion and con- the
ton pass the resolution lost The veto upon resolu
authorizing Committee to purchase furniture To- the
Council Chamber. taken up and shared the
fate MAYOR Gilchrsts upon the resolution for
chasing lot in Bsro St or the purpose o erecting an en-
uien be passed notwithstanding the objections of the May
or. Motion lost.
The Mayors publcsquare veto was also called up By
Aid s who moved that the resolutions 20 restore these
squares their original shape be passed not ling
the MAYORS objections Aid Miller hoped that the Board
,,lA 80. H. yAsoul'0n o. unanimous vote and It was
moved And carried that the whole matter DO esIed % tne
Cr iftee on Laws and Ordinances with ln'tiucu09'
report whether the contemplated HHV'V'''"' N'N'N ~
legally made.
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ArrrMrr To INrLuENcE 4 WITNEss.-

htrick OKely broker in CON- residing at No Ill! West
twenty fth-s, Yesterday arrested by Ohcer Merritt,
the Third District Police Court. warrant Issued bY
hstlce clsh in which he stands charged WITH haviug
tsde propo- Wlfuess for the purpose OF inducing
km appear and TESTIFY against Andfews ana h9nsS
10 men no were are sied on Saturday last, charged with
hing engaged in circulating copnteelt mJ0ey The a.
h,ed ned to bail III $1,000 70 answer tie charge Inc
l-used rs 1etutsd be aithy ard IS exceedingly
Iceniric In Is manners aud personal Apo arAnce.
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

WHO MEETING.-There is to be q
Wing meeting to morrow friday evening At Washing
ton Hall. Mr. Frelip ghuysen, and a number Of the
Wigs of Jersey City will address the meeting.
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II A large number of Norweglan' ar
rived here on Monday destined - form the nucleus OF
Ole Bulls colony IN Pennsylvania

r. The boats of the Southern Mlchi-
gan Railroad line on Lake Erie are to De fully iarn"nso
with large India Rubber Mepre'erver' Iney $40
each furnished with life ropes aud are capable OF SUB
tanning forty or ffty people. They are nov beng ma.
ufsctured BY one Of our leading India Rubber o|-r
niles This ten,ion TO the taety Of passengers 'i'O
liable TO the Michigan Southern Company.
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FrREMEN's PARADE.-There is to be a

meeting the renen Of the several Ere companies Of this
city a. the City tomorrow evening. IL Is understood
that they are to decide the propney Of having general pa
race this fall
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Acc,,p.~.,,y DgOwNED.--A Mrs.

AccIDyNrALLY DROwNEp'--h MIS-.
Poots an elderly woman, about 20 years o. age, ana
who keep. grocery oe in Markets. S.". ark ..%.
sUpsn.e6dDS he png Of them on the steamer
hs'se' AZ Ink snd slth ugh rescued before life
x,,,, re died from the effect the shock within
,so I'M, sflerward Mr. Peetts, although woman
weehpe over 200 pounds was very active and support
I'd ssr faiberlsn children b. Der own exertons Sac
ssM,blv respected By all who knew her. Dir. Robert
Ps,sr,op of toe Ninth Ward deserves great credit for
jumping In The wlter and rescuing her.
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COMMENCEMENT or EVENING ScHooI

NQUEsT.-Coroner Ball held an inquest
TUESDAY, the body Of coored man. found in the Az.
antc DOCK bssn on Monday Ii identified the body
OF John Thomas native Of Phace pnia agsd abolt IS
years he drowned while crossing over TO the bark
Brode in q small beat, which capsized Another mau
accompanying Thomas, named Deal Young, was also
drowned
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CHARGE OF GRAND LARcENr.-Oficer

foheT, of the Fourth Ward, yesterday arrested
4mcd Jas keauan. charged with stealing saddle sleigh
Obs aG blanket valued at San belonging Messrs Hari
Fleet eTchAnts o0ne bu ihCss IN Rose Velt-st The
3perty recovered and the committed
sisOn by Ju,tice Osborne, for trisl
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Insuccessful BIDS
We have received the annexed note
from Sir. VANDERBILT.

ME'sRs EDIrORs or THE TRIBUNE In your Money
article Of to-day the for my resisning the Presi
denoy OF the Transit Company erroneonsy giyen and
calculated 10 cTeste wrong impression.
There al agreement between the Transit Company ami
myself which both parties have adhered to-
The true cause OF ny resigoing is this: FUND myself
hrahle 10 act 10 concert aorty Of the Directors
whose ght Il s rule have alwsys reserved the ughs,
ard still adhere to it, to retire fem any chartered company
when. nv opinion the Directors contrary 10 the In
teres's of the stockholders thereof Respectfully yours
Sept II, 1851 G. NASDESBiLr'
We publish the abDv out of courtesy to the Com
modore bu, If he had read paragraph With more
care, no would have discovered that gave no rea
Sc ms at all for bis resignation.
The report OF the Michigan Central Rail
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Tho Assoc;sted Press of New York

" The Associated Press OF New u
and the pub ic much indebted TO 'ne 49, Tia
skill of Mr. Eddy, Superintendent OF 'no ,,b
graph Line. for the accuracy ana P to- r.
which The Maine election returns were -, oau =,
crafty the public anxiety that ine "" $3.50. Ap
right a, long as any returns could be Obtained
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COUNTY Towns As far as ascer
10 the result In the County Towns

FLATBUsH.-.issenb!y-John Hess, Henry Y. Anderveen
J.N. Msreme CouRty-Wm. w. Story, j Vanderver'
Jr., T. J. Bergen.
GRAvEsEND.-A assembly Samuel 5. Stryker. Jaques d.
Sullwel :. u. Stryker. CoWfV-M trtin SchO0nmsksr,
Jaques r. Sullwel, Stephen \. Sulwel.
NEw-LOlls-- issembig -Dmas Jewett George K VII
liam son, John Duryea. Go nty-Yerdnsnd l.. Wyckoa,
Ooedsh Smith Wm. H. suydsm Congressional DesgIe-
Ebenezer W. Peck.
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Corprs-Tbe Court of Over and Ter

miner opened Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock but owing n
in6ispoon of the Chief Justice no business OF
was trsnsac ted during the day. Ihe ISL OF clvn Gauss
10 three prisoners
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To THE OpposITIoY Mass MEErING.-

The delegation which took the train from Jersey City to
Trenton yesterday morning. to attend the Democratic
meeting consisted Of about 100 persons all told OF which
number there were SC voters The remainder boys
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n A company of New-Yor Irish

" n IUITIPHHy VI W. II YIN TIL
Dragons Capt CsTgsn passed through this city Yesterday
morning on so excursion. Francis MeaRher the Irish ps-
not one Of the invited guests This company were
preceded BY MspAhan's Correct Band.
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EsCApE OF A CoNyicr FROM THE TOMS.

John Connor who yestessy sentenced TO the State
Prison for years for Grand acoy which hs had CON
ned in June last shortly after beiog feHnded to prison,
preparatory t. bepg taken Up the River escaped from
The Tomt and has not yet been arrested By s)mo means
he bad come In possession OF ticket OF egreM which no
took 70 Mr. Coachman the book keeper who passed hm
out without recognizing that he prisoner. friend OF
fonnos had 70 visit him In his cell hour before and
when be lett the cell remained open. At the time
Deputy Keepers Jackson and Crosby sbseutthe )
being eyed a witness In II the Civil Courts
The latter at his dinner The keeper who had charge OF the
Frson the time had filled hs but few weeks
what the nyct became " ticket
~ eSress reainsa my ete'y. He 10 notorious Five POint
nie and s. no doubt fed to that locality and secreted hc
M IN Of the navy dark and pored dens OF that
fcay Ii "a come what remarkable that prisoners do
pot escape from the Tomhs scarcely week passes that
Evo thousand, either prisoners visitors do
o doors
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TEMPERANCE At HARLEM.-The lem
srsnce Tent IL now pitched In Harlem, and will re-
balm there day or two. Tley held Their frat meet
h ON Tuesday evening. 1t was very well attended.
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CorRr on Srss1oNs-Jndee Moore pre-


siding and justices otlwcll and StrSkerTho Fox.
James Rickott and James w Smith, arrsig1ed for
keeping disodery houses and ssveTay pleaded guilty
The laueT tined ard convicted Joseph Smith, an
tdc;me for seipg qqor without license pleaded guilty.
and sentenced 10 pay IA Of 10 and stand commit
ted until PAID exceeding 80 days snd imprisonment
in the County jail for the term Of 30 days with stay Of
cuen In regard 20 latter part OF sentence condition of
ceasrg the sale Of spituOus guors John K Corr
asned no :tment for misdenesnor, aud tried From
the evidence soduceo II that IN April last, Ms
Catherine Thieles rented house In Bonds belonging to
Peter Begey aud took POSSESSION Corr subsequently, leased
the building from Begly, and in the month of May follow
ing proceeded 10 eject the the tsnsnt Hence the acoa
He was convicted Of the charge.
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.Ls.s.o.--... TsB Ban
sv.-Rss-.6 a % h00s-Hlsss...5 OF
Sandy 10 goa Gov isisndlI l0a del oaslI pa
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FArALAccIpENr On Tuesday evening

smal child Of Mr. John Bren fell fcom the father
was driving along Hueson-sy. and IL died
shortly afgeTward from the II jures received.
COMMENCEMENT or EVENING Schools.
In cor foim.ty with the action the Board OF Edu
csiion on the subject Evening School opened yes
teosy evening al School House No Of Adams and
concord SIS s1d On Monday evening another Will be
are tree to al who Ssh TO avail themselves Of the oppora
mites thus presented
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BOARD OF EDUCATIoN.-This Board was
10 have net last evening, bat quorum did not appear,
and IL further adjourned 10 next Wednesday.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

WHO PRIMARY ELECTIONs.-The fol-
lowing are the Delegates elected In the remaining
Wards not mentioned 10 yesterdays edition
SEVENTH WARD -dsfemNy-Hai'ie ] Ha.havay, Mar
win X. ROBBINS VIM. COwenhOven. Thomas Burroughs,
Marvin Cross II. n Moore CHy-Fredenck Schols. I'M.
se1ole County-Wm. Seaman, Clarksoa Underhill, VIM.
a Cobb.
EIGHTH WARD Assembiy-G. G. Bergen VIM Boo
cock VIM 1t Count CGg-E. johnson, VIM b. Fritz,
J. C. SppOls, NJ. Stout w c. Bachelor County,. o..
BeIRen T. Polhemus Jr. Robert G. Bell
Ninth WAND -SsseWhy-hem Leiisrts lOhn ) Ryder,
D s Mills Cifu-M Queen. James COnnor J. Mots. Nc.
simoDsen, J. b. kcder. Comfy-T. II. Reddine d. T.
W sldron. JT, John Phelps.
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ARRysr. TRIAL AND CONVICTION OF A

HKKE5Ti MIL MID O11' II0'V Ut
Uorg TmEF Officer Jackson. Of the Second Ward Police
~yYesi,d on Tuesday night fellow named VIM Camposl
whom be detected Thesteraey with large truck 10 his
sion containing clothing valued S3H belonging %
rr Era Fuller reside mt Of kachez Miss, which lsd
been stolen By Campbell from the Hall 1.-THE Cnton Hotel
where had been placed By its who few hours pc
oroner was taken before Justice Osborne where an am
esvt made sssiDst him by Dir Fuller and IS that gen
eman anxious proceed South quickly as possible
The papers were Immediately laid before the Grand Jury
which body found true bin against tho prisoner ne was
then the Court Of General Sessions whee ne was
tired convicted and sentenced TO the state ron ior 'nree
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SUPREME couRT-s'r..l Tr.s-s.sre Judge MI HILL.
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TnE LArE AccIpENr BY BLAsTINe.-

TBF LATE ACCIDENT BY DLASTING'-
s coors, .sterday held an inquest upon the body oil
Rsrbsrs Linen an infant six months old who was killed on
MONDAY while sleeping IT'S cradle BY stone whch ,sI
tbrouRh the roof of tbs The Jury rendered VERDICT
deceased came ~ death BY fracture OF te
,ku caused either by stone thrown nom olast ID rtty
nth 81 into house stusted the corner o. FltysNts
md sixbav Tor by the falling osis caused by the said
Hast and the Jury further ssy that they md no testimony
which will warrant them in finding VIM Mc5efrii' the
s.Is9 who had charge Of the blast guilty Of any neglect
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DEATH ORA CoNvIcT.-Hugh Gilmore,
bo We. convicted last week in the Court of General Ses
80. lar Ssod larceny and sentenced to the State Ps)n
r two years yesterday at the CITY r.on Of cnosta
He attended by Dr. Covei Physician 10 INC 'O" WIN
found It impossible to check the disease.
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ARcnIr1or's OFfIoE, MILITARY AsYLuM,
Waalluatou, ID. O.. MAY ~, 1859

ARonIrGor's oFfIoE, MILITARY AsYLuA,
Waslingion ID. O.. May %, 1852,
EALED PROPOSALS. will be received at this ONCE until Wed
nesday The Vtn o June IL O'clock M oI the constIa
uon Of the buildings OF the Military Asylum, this city,
The front OF the building hundred and my
Us depth feet with wing eighytr ieei BY forty
whole of which be faced with Proposals viii
be entertained far completing this building with marble, granite
facing bat all bidders send with
their proposals specimen with which
they build accompanied by particular Information 10
the locality capacity OF the quarry which specimen viii be
aaed as a sample under the contract
In addition building there will be moderate
sized dwelling hoases for the officers OF the institution
The and specifications be examined al this ofee from
MONDAY the b until Wednesday, 30 Of June above
all other information relative the location and
character OF the buildings VIII be given
Every oe these buildings be accompanied by
guarantee signed responsible persons, the
effect the bidder bidders WILL his
their bid be accepted obligation within
cordng the plans and specifications which have been,
hereafter be, furnished.
In deciding the bids regard viii be had the quality Of the
materials offered and the responsibility OF the bidders the night VIII
be reserved TO accept such offers only be deemed most
the and also 10 reject the whoe should
none OF them be acceptable.
All bids sealed endorsed Proposals for building the
Military Asylum, :, and addressed 10 d. y. ALEXANDER,
= May 2o-jiawld Lieutenant Corps OF Engineers.
U The Baltimore SUM- New York Herald and New York Cou
and Enquirer, viii please above times week until
o une nex
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Sales To-Day.
ny J. c. MCGUIRE, Auct,oneer.

BY -. " ncbCIhfs, Aucuoneer.
rHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL Es-
tate on oh street, between PennsYvana avenue and street
BY Of OF the Of the District OF Columbia
for Washington county,
onpainants
and Others OF James
ants the subscriber trustee appointed by said Decree viii sell
lie sale, Friday the 18th day ofJnue O'Clock,
premises all bose Of being
city OF Washington and and plat
plan lots
OF lots No. and ia No 49, fronting 81 feet 10 inches
Pennsylvania
running width 20
ng and appusnances, which consist Of
sfo
The above property located In most desirable business
immediate vicinity Browns
Hotels, and offers capitalists favorable opportunity for invest
M
prescribed by said Decree
OF the purchase be paid in cash. and The balance
49, and - months be secured by the purchasers bonds bearing
Of sale with security 70 be approved by
Upon full payment Of the purchase and
convey property the purchaser In fee. II
complied with within sir days after the
and Of the purchaser All
CIiAS. 4. wALLACH, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
May I6-2aw&ds Aucuoneer.
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"The Canpsign of Isss.n

HERE yet on hand little than one hurdred copies OF
The Campaign OF 1874" political paper published during
Kitche All
which entered into faithfully recorded
geher with the official the presidential elections
1854 and 1858 by States and counties the full proceedings OF The
toe Convention and Of the Philadelphia (wheD Convention
5ie and, indeed other objects Of which
10 be brought into discussion In the approaching campaign will be
found ul this volume.
"The Campaign" contains 46 folio, bound boards
with sheep backs and and will be sold at the low price Of
dollars.
AZ but hundred copies hand
wish purchase may procure them at this Office.
June lI-eou
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THE daily trains hs xandta station at O'Clock
with ~ r. Sawyers lines OF coaches
for Middeburg uppeyle, and Paris IN louaoun county, Mil
wood and Winchester reaching Winchester by hapast O'clock
p. Fare through, 81.
by the for Warrentsn Fauquer Springs,
Culpeper Gordonsvle,
with Virginia Central railroad the named
thence Charlottesville, conveyed by lines,
reaching Waenton Springs dinner hourj Cupeper
Court O'Clock and Gordonsvlle full time
morning Of the Virginia Central from
Richmond Through Gordonsvilie, S.
sawyer coaches above and elegant In their
finish, and the exceed other line In the
State Mr. Sawyer gives his constant 10 the
nexon and the public rely careful driving and good time
TO all points.
Both Of the above laid with heavy iron and of
the modern every The coaches
United States, provided
guards all Of approved Unfit railway
Through Potomac House, Pennsyl
avenue, Washington Newons Mansion House, Aexan
dria. baggage 100 lbs. per passenger.
The Washington and
Alexandria with the abovs rans and
their arrival Alexandria will find Omnbuses them
from the boats 10 the railway station
parties either of roads, numbering
twenty and returning day. charged but
The Orange completed its fore mile
Fauguier county, and the Manassas Sam Fauquer county
50 miles from Alexandria.
n. M. MIDDLETON, Sup. o. and Alex. Il. 4.
M. NJ WELSH, Sup. M. G. Il. X.
Junel Id
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vested will sell At public auction
Tuesday the premises, at
O'Clock D. m modern built brick dwelling
high, situated south street. be
9th and lo west and fronting the beautiful smitso
n commanding view OF the city. Each
rooms including saloon psrIcrs
well II rood water in each
Kitchen suction and and convenient houses and
Most cf wck these buildings Casually Of wood
of comfort and beauty o perspective there
are few points in the city compare with this
fourth the purchase money paid hand
the balance H. 49, and - months from day
~ q. sPALDrSc, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
June I'D Auctoresr.
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DATENT RED TRUNKS AND PATENT PORTABLE
beds salehe subscriber would respectfully inform
the public and The travelling community In particular that he has
received for ae bed trunks and portable beds
prices OF Congress- gentlemen
navy persons travel respectfully m
certainly The
eresest invented. a. GREEN,
Aocooneer and Commission Merchant NJ me
May 07-eod2w corner OH a. and "a. ss
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON o STREET AT AUCTION
On Wednesday the both instant shah sell at o'clock M
premises, building situated north u, between
Third streets No. p reservation No II
having 81 feet and 100 feet deep containing
The handsomely located
mi in the OF the st. Charles Hotel. !
Tems cash balance In two, and ree years. me
for the deferred paymsnt bearing
lie indiyputable. A. GREEN,
June ID Auct,oneer.
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Later from, Merico.

NEw ORLEANS, June 2l-The brig Tehuantepec has ar
rived por days from Vera Cruz. She reports
that 2ih ult Col Soo's for constructing
road the isthnus OF Tehuantepec having come
second lime before Mexican Congress. the Rierpre
tation that be given doubtful word, II war
rejected and then that body adjourned SINE die
A letter from Matamoras that iour oil CarvaJaPs
troops who had recently been taken prisoners, were shot
by the order OF Arsa, under circumstances which exhb
tied great cruelty. One American, another a
Scotchman, and two were Mexicans.
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by J. c. MCGUIRE, Auotioneor.

JTNMPRovED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN--on Thursday
July it half O'Clock, the premises shall cell o
No fronting go 90 feet wide
drumming nom st to New Jersey through The
middle square dep l@ u inches containing
100 feet The partially enclosed with good suban
a fence The be the OF the purchaser
Title perfect
One third cash residue In and years for
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
June 25-d Anctionesr.
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUG
TIoNon Saturday, June 2sth, half past O'Clock,
premises half OF lot No J, No
293 fronting - feet AZ inches Thirteenth street west between
and running back 100 feet TO Nfee alley
The believed be udpu,abe An eonveyance 10 be at
the expense OF the purchaser.
Oneihd OF the 10 be paid down ue
twelve notes satisfactorily
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
June 25--d Anctoneer.