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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-16
List Of Arrivals at the principal Hotels up to
IL g. m this dsy.

Brouut's Hotei-T Affiiek Md; J A Gau-
sche. Del J Morgan. Judge Daniel. Va; i A
Kimberly, III; Mr. and Mrs II Wright, Mrs.
Ritter. Dr. Reed and Lady, \ Y; W II Smi tn.
Homecoming; Thos Ninans. Bait; W Hutch
ms, Nd Barclay Martin, ] NJ Lehorn, Tenn;
d Hard A " Goodwin. \ Y; Hon D 7 Dis
ney, O; J O'Donnell, Phila; I D Fite and La
dy, Nashville. c Fife. Tenn; C 4 Proctor.
Md; L " Gilbert. \ Y: J Broadbury. Mass;
Mr., and Mrs. FAINT, Washington; /. j Negar-
gle, Phil J A Tulk. " III Murray En- glamd; J
A Middleton. y Y; 3 Compton. Nd; VI Is
Washbrrn and Lady, Mass; " II English. Ia:
Bolts. Tenn: II A Bills, Conn: Shower.
Nd; c Wallace. C Wallace. Miss Wallace.
Tenn; 0 j Johnson. I S \; Il Burns. DR.. ] B
Fisher and Lady. Q; J McIlvaine, Ii Pollock
Pa; Geo. " Hutchins, Fla.
Lri"g Hotef.-James Pepkin. St Louis.
Mo. Nj Pedroso, Hryanna; T Pedroso. DO !:
Cano, do; Capt Buwatan. S a; R. n.
Campbell, do; NJ Game. Consul de los L u :
d Winter. Washington Clark Mills, do :;
M Clairbonica. BALI Ohio Scott. Md; DR..
Bussay, do; Amiller. Phil; II Hawaii NY;
Stout, Phil; " T Smith. Cal: II Boudi-
not. Wash; A B Young. do: r c Murphy do:
Y; n Stone, Albany, do !; 4 " Evans, L S
a; S Paris, d C.
United States Hotei.-G " Blackstop. Nd;
J Morgan and Lady, Thos Warnings Bait:
Geo " Holmes, Fla; A S Rhodes and Lady.
Miss Moore, Miss Hamilton. Va: " McRach-
an, ca l. Coryell, Pa; Il kidwell, J Beale
Va II Moor, II Buchanan. Ga; Geo. Procton
Lady and two servants, Miss.
GodSby's Notel-S Stewart and family. \
Orleans; J Stevens, Lady and Child, Phila;
Mr.. Fox, + Reed, n Y.
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HARROW ESCAPE

TNHERE is not doubt but many life j.
4 saved by the refreshing effects produced
from glass of c. C0LUMBCS'S PURE ICE
CREAM. Delicious in flavor and medicinal
in its operatiods, it gives strength and apnc-
ute. and possesses invigorating properties
which defy the enervating influences Of flo
burning sun or sultrv days of summer. This
Cream is pronounced by ladies ard gentIemea
of the finest tastes TO be superior TO any mafo
in this city.
Call at his Saloon, 18th street, opposite Odd
Fellows Hall may 90
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T Willard closed his Court End Hotel
yesterday in glorious style. a hotel
worthy of the metropolis will be opened
by him next October. In the meantime
Frcnch's Irving Hotel, near the Erening
Star, will be the stopping place for this
md OF the Avenue. The Irving is a
quiet, pleasant, well-kept house, and
French is an attentive host.
u GA Democrat will be published
tomorrow and if' Public Good" wants
his article inserted, he must leaves his
name, as we will not deviate from OUT
rule.
u The Baltimore Sun copies our
"Army Promotion news. It cost us an
hours time and labor. Shine Justly,
thou potential and luminous Sun, and
don't borrow our light without due credit.
70 We learn that the examination of
C1SI I'd COiillllCUCCu III lIc W dT Depart
mnt to-day. Major Derby, of Paymas-
ter's Department, and Major Meynadier,
of the Ordnance, are the Examiners.
q Mrs. Preston. wife of Hon. W. C..
Preston, died at the residence of John S.
Preston, esq, near Columbia, S. c., on
Sunday morning last.
~ Judge Sharkey, |. S. Consul at
Havana, has returned to his home in
Mississippi, having left Vice Consul to
transact his business as commercial agent.
u The population of Wilmington,
Del, is l6, 1913, viz. white males, 6,5S7 :
white females, 1889: colored males, $50 ;
colored females, 1857. Total males,
1.5l7. Total females, o,646 According
to this, the females exceed the males in
Wilmington ! .l29.
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Good Advice.

If you want help or domestics of any kind ;
ADVERTISE IN THE sSTAR.'
If you want any kind Of laborers, mechan-
les, or clerks ADVERTISE IN THE STAR
If you want an Office, house. a lot, or a
farm; ADVERTISE IN THE STAR
If you want to exchange property, OF to
borrow money ADVERTISE IN THE STAR ="
If you want to loan money, or to set part
ner ADVERTISE IN THE STAR
If you have lost anything and wish it re-
turned ADVERTISE IN THE siSTAR'
If you have found anything and wish to
find the owner of it, ADVERTISE IN THE
STAR"
II you want to rent or sell houses, lots, or
farms ADVERTISE IN THE STAR"
If you want to dispose Of your business !;
ADVERTISE IN THE ''STAR."
If you want to rent rooms or Offices ADyER-
TIsE IN THE STAR"
If you want any kind of employment: AD-
vERrIsE IN THE STAR
If you want situation; ADVERTISE IN TIE
"STAR"
Whatever you want to have or to dispose
of-ADvERTISE IN THE ':STAR"
Gy The general, extensive, and increasing
circulation Of the Star" renders it the best
medium for advertising-TRr Ir.seG
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FRENCH SHOES md PUMPS.
lust RECEIVED. direct from the Importer.
- cases Of French Walking SHOES. a surc-
rior article. Also. 3 eases Paris PUMPS, for
the Drawing Room. Gentlemen wishing to
display a handsome foot will plcase call az
the Fashionable Boot Store ofMILLS. to whom
was awarded the First DipicDsa for Boofs ut
the Fair Of the Metropolitan Mechanics In
stitute, held in Washington. February. 1853.
JOHN MILLS.
Fashionable Boot Maker Browns Hotel.
june 10 Qnt. Union and Republic. ~
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ICE CREAM THAT Is CREAM

TIVE undersigned has been appointed agent
Il for the sale of the premium ICE CREAM
and will furnish families at 81 30 per gallon
Parties and Pie Mes taking ttrci,r gallons or
over. can have it at 81 % per gallon. Tie
Cream will he delivered at any hour daily,
free OF charge, and no nsiStnkc
All persons. parties. or schools wishing 10
purchase CREAM for the 4th of July. please
send in their orders soon and there will he 10
disappointment. Can furnish any quantity
By having sufficient notice
June lift T. NJ HARVEY
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4 FINE CH1NTE

NOR \ TAILOR To COMMENCE BVST-
4 NESS.-Thc Stock and Fixtures of the
Tailoring Establishment next door to the en-
trance OF the National Hotel. with the good
Will OF the same. is for sale. The stock is not
large. and presents an opportunity for c,m-
mcncing business under advantages rarely lnei
with. Applv to CIlAS. II. LANE o. DUVALL
q bROI hEN. lie LIT
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NEH JEHELRI.

nj ". GAIT & BRO. have this dav oncnca
W. magnificent assortment of new .Jcwe,
ry. comprising all the more modern STYLES g.;
diamond. Pearl and plain BROOCHES. EAP
RINGS. BRACELETS. L0CKETS. CHAINS
dc. Possessing every facility for getting ~
goods in their line at the lowest possible rate,
they offer inducements to purchasers not sur
passed by any establishment in this country
NJ. W. GAIT & BRO.
Sign Of the Golden Eagle,
Pa. ave, between 9th and 10th ST..
June i3-3t
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spirit of contending political cliques alone
enliyens it.
The Clipper notices Judge Woodward's
book on the q Substance of the Sun" and
Talmadge on Spiritual Rappings.' The
first subject is a letter too brilliant for our
darkened understanding; the second-too
ridiculous.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-16
For the Evening Star

Mr.. EDITOR: Complaints have been
made frequently on the streets, and re-
Gently through the public prints, as to
the filthy condition Of the alleys and
cutters of our city. These complaints
generally end in an inuendo in regard to
the members Of the Board of Health.
Permit ME to assure you that every thing
is done that can be by the members of
the Beard, (who, by the bye, for per-
forming some of the most unpleasant and
arduous duties, receive but nominal
compensation, but it is impossible that
the city can be kept in q proper manner
without the assistance of the citizens at
large. For instance. a complaint is made
that garbage or oftal is accommodating at
a certain spot The depositlng of this
offal is a violation Of a city ordinance
and the offender, if detected, will be fined.
But when the complainant is informed
that this is the fact, and it is necessarr for
him to prove the premises from which
the offending matter has been thrown
out, he shrinks from the duty of a good
citizen: and from fear of making it a
personal matter with his neighbor, re-
fuses, by not giving this information, to
aid the officers of the Corporation in exc
cutting the law. It is hardly necessary
for me to state that the Board has
neither the means nor the power to do
more than enforce the laws of the city.
[ will also add, that [ fully concur
with you as to the most intolera bic NUS
ance that ever existed in our city, viz:
the depositing Of the refuse of the gas
works in the canal: but before steps can
be taken for the removal of this first cause
of complaint, the law requires that re-
monstrance shall be made IN 7rritinc to
the members Of the Board Of Health for
the Seventh Ward.
A MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
June 18th, 1853.
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NJ A r B. IE D,

In Baltimore, on the l+th instant, by the
Rev. John Poisal. JOHN g. MITCHELL. of
Prince Georges county, Nd. to Miss DEBO-
RAH o. COkEY, of Baltimore city
On the lth inst. by the Rev. J. G.. Butler
Mr.. VIM. LYDDANE to Miss MARY JANE
HILL, all of Bcrkely county. Virginia.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
RETURN THE HARMONIOUS,

WHO most respectfully announce to the
w ladies and gentlemen of WASHINGTON
that they will have the honor of giving two
Grand Ethiopian and Ballad Entertainments
at the above-named Hall on WEDNESDAY
and THURSDAY EVENINGS. the 18th and
10Th
Mr.. J: 7. PARSONS, the great American
Ballad Singer. wi II appear each evening in
some of his best pieces
- Admission % cents; doors open at Z.
to commence at S O'Clock
je 15-2t TIlOS. SIMON Agent
NIAsoN'S PATENT SPERM OIL for sale
VI wholesale Of retail, by
\ HATCH Jr
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To asrangcrs and Citixcn.. :

- TO aFramscrs ane! GitfXcMs.-
THOMPSON 5 DAGUERREOTYPES are unsurpass-
ed by any, for boldness of execution and
beauty Of artistic finish.
His assiduous efforts to establish 4 first class
Gallery in this city. and his continued en-
beavers to please viEiters. and patrons, have
not been unrewarded. An examination of
his Pictures recently made is particularly So
licited. He is prepared to take Pictures of
every size and style, at reasonable prices.
Gallery, north side of Pennsylvania avenue
between i and 9th streets, Lane x Tucker
building. may 80
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T AW BOOKS for sale cheap at HUNTERS,
II next to [. :. Hotel. Fire copy of Story ,
Laws Of the United States: Dorsv's Laws O,
Maryland; Digest of the Bankrupt Law: Law
of War; Pension Laws: List of Reicctc ed and
Suspended Pensions: Laws Of Patents. &c
Also, copy Of the trial Of Judge Chase July
number Of Harper Magazine, I6 cents
June I0-2t
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syA perfect Da gucrreotype of deceased

- A perfect DagWerre0type ofdeceased
or absent friends is more precious relic than
gold Or silver; but where to obtain one pos
sessing all the attributes of perfection. is the
momcntous question. Those who know the
artist say. without hesitation, go to WHITE
HURST whose admirable genius. and extensive
experience, combined with improved facili
ties in the way of instruments, lights. &c.
precludes the possibility of an inferior ror-
trait at his elegantly furnished establish
mcnt, where the of portraits of hundreds
of dead ard living celebrities can be exam
med. Rasuerreotypes taken in every STYLE
Stercoscopic. Crayon. and imitation postcl.--
also, specimens of the beautiful art of Crys-
talotyping. N 90
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NEW nRuG AND aPOTHECARY STORE.

TUE undersigned respectfully inform Tho
citizens Of Washington that they have
oncned new Drug and Apothecary Store On
the corner of Maryland avenue and 9TH street
Island for the purpose Of conducting the above
business in all its varieties. and where phys
clans NAV rely on having their prescription
compounded with accuracy, neatness. and a.
patch 4 general assortment Of Farcv Ar'i'
Gle. and perfumcrv constantly on hand
- Night bell at the door
il G-ccw. BOSWELL / 60
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q DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION.
"A oAAoAOIA4E CA CAVO nD4ON.
r-s!h-N
EsN-zr1-S--4-
TIE T0NTEEENS' sE CHTsE,B s,


TIE CONTINENTAL. GUARDS
HAVING engaged the splendid Steamer
L L Powhatan, recently fitted up for the pur-
pose, will give grand excursion down the
Potomac. on FRIDAY. June 24tl The best CO.
tillon music in the City will be engaged for
the occasion.
The Boat will leave Georgetown at 2, Wash
lnston at ), and the Navy Yard at o'clock,
P. NJ
Tickets 81 90; to be had ut CIarks Drug
Store, lsland) Wheeler's Hardware Store.
Penn. Avenue, and at the principal Hotels
and Music Stores in the city
ComHsttce Of Arrangements John NJ
Thornton: Washington Wright, William Cam
mack, j. NJ. Grimes, j. Holt.
June ltd
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Attempted Instruction a. New Orleans,


We learn by telegraph ola most daring
and villainous attempt at instruction
among the negroes of New Orleans and vi
cinity which was fortunately discovered on
Monday night, and the rine!eader arrested
by the police. 1t appears by the Plea
yune, that after being arrested, this prin-
cipal Of the plot made full confession of
the whole affair, in which he states that
the contemplated plan was to attack the
city at three different points.
Arsenals, gunsmith shops. and depots
of arms were frs: to be taken possession
Of Several parties had been detached to
attack and take possession Of the powder
magazine and United States barracks,
just below the city. The next move was
to fire the city in several places. and the
flames were thHs to be signal for a gen
eral revolt amongst the negroes in the
city and the slaves on the several planta-
tons within sight.
The ringleadcr was slave belonging
to Mr.. Rllshton. He was ON his way to
Carrolton when the officers arrested him.
The authorities have promptly taken
the necessary measures to secure the peace
of the city, By airring the police, and
calling out a battalion Of cavalry.
The night passed of quietly, but armed
parties are still patrolling the streets.
LATER.-One white man, and another
colored person. have been arrested, charged
with being at the head of the contem-
plated instruction. but no positive proof
could be brought against them. No fur
Their Developments have been made.
The military have proposed to act in
case their services should be wanted.
The reports teleeraphed are about all
that is known, and they come directly
from the police.
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To the Citizens OF the Island
New Periodical &, Newspaper Dcpo'.

va HSsioSftsts O. W." ~P"PN
KNOW YE, that the subscriber has Jus,
n opened, in convection with bls ge N 7'b
Agency office for CLAIMS. near the correI % "a
street and Maryland avenue PERI'I .Iob y:
NEWSPAPER AND STATIONERY SI"hr,,
where he VIII be regularly surpIIeI WIN al
the most popular weekly and month";! paper
of the day and viii keep constantly on mana
a supply of Stationery and schGoi Do" Ier;,
je 9-2w JNo' L. Do In.
.B-Pcrsons desiring the N"tio"ol IN
tekigencey. TDion, or New York Her1Id' by
the month or year. will be supplied by leav.
ing their name, subscription and residence al
80, e. J. J.. Il.
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A Arrangement now having been made to
"A have a constant and regular supply Of
warm weather, all during the summer months
the most nleasant and safe antidotc 70 which
is ICE CREAM and MINERAL WAITER
which may be found in perfection at
MADAME HUNTERS.
on Pa. "a. a red sign extending across the
june 16-2t Parquette.
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. 7 E D.

In this city. on the evening of the l3th in
slant, aged 20 months and II days, GEORGE
ST CLAIR, twin son of Geo. A. D. and Mary
Y. Clarke, of Cumberland, Maryland
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~ AZ Il Meeting Of the kso@r1l Of Dr.
rectors Of the Metropolitan Mechanics Insti-
'ute. held at their rooms on 9TH street, the fol-
lowing resolution was passed
Res0lred. That the rooms Of the Institute
BIO opened daily through the week Sundays
exceptedl from to 10 o'clock p. m. and that
the public generally be invited to visit the
same. CHARLES CALVERT.
june lift Rec Sec
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DIPLOMAS OFTHE METROPOLITAN Me-
~ CHANCES INSTITUTE.-Thesc diplo-
mas may be had by those who are entitled to
them by calling on Mr.. HINwooD. northeast
corner of 18th and E streets between 10 and
clock iunp Ij-cO3t
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ZINCf ZTNCU ZINCHr

TUE Undersigned having lately receive
l. fresh supply of ZINC. are prepared
execute all orders with that beautiful and
rable article, in ner ahd superior mann
Also. for those who prefer. they still cor;i
the use Of the best WHITE LEAD, OIL.
NARNISHES.
Persons about having painting done.
lind 1T to their advantage to call at the oil
adjustment. corner Of 18th and streets
june 15-tf D. FINCH & s.
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MFANIED.-By Young Man who has been
w for long time engaged in business. /
situation as Book-Keeper or Collector jor borl
IN mercantile or other establishment; or "a
undertake. writing or copying of any deScrir
ton. References as to character can be given
if required.
Address Nv. Z. r. through the Post Cficc
tune I3-3t#
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OLD FOGYIsM.- one of our morning
papers notices the shooting match that
occurred in our city yesterday. This is
what we call old fogyism. 1t is no Won
der that our people have been so long de-
pendant upon papers published in other
cities for Washington news.
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K"of's Wonderful DagHerrcotypcs.
Go 70 Roof No matter whether
1t be clear or cloudy weather.
Still. with equal truth, he traces,
Multitudes Of lovely faces
Root s Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue. near
Seventh street mar 81
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Fans-Fans-Fans-and Fans.
I HAVE just received a large and fine
Il ment of the above articles. As the
weather is approaching, Ladies had
supply themselves now.
Palf Leaf Fans. so cents Dc
Ladies Pocket - l2a to soc al
Children's School q g. to l2Ic.
A. TATE, Penn. avenu
Je 3-3t between 10th ard 18th sire
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Eg The Office Of the DAILY Evening Star"
Is on the south side of D street, two doors
west of 18th street.
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THE SUBSCRIBER has just received a sur.
i ply of SELTZER, in quarts and pints.
Also. 1ounger'S East India PALE ALE md
Ilibbert's BROWN STOUT. in pints.
And lot OF La Fcrmeza GIG AIRS
JOHN III. BCTHMANN,
Penn. av., south side, bet ! and 9Th sts
iunp l3-3E
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ASHINGTON CITY:

THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE IS, 1859
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3 Tive commence, to-day, the publ
eaten OF the list OF arrivals at the princi-
pal Hotels of orr city.
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WANTs.-Being DESTROYS of serving the
public at the lowest possible rates, we
have concluded to publish column of
"Wonts' in a conspicuous place in our
paper, charging only twenty:fre cents for
inserting six lines three times. Our rea-
ders are referred to our want column in
IN another part of to-days' paper.
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u Secretary DoBBIN returned yester-
day from his home-visit to North Carroll
na' anu resumed the duties of his Depart
ment. We are glad to see him in excel
lent health and nothing daunted by the
contiagration of his four houses at Fav-
ettevllle. He was insured. We have
not learned that his recent absence had
any matrimonial tendencies, as has been
insinuated in the newspapers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

wosIen productions exhibited feature Of ints
rest Stocks generally light and not apt 70 be much
augmented for some time renee; conse quenty owners
manifest little inclination to press sales, and none
to concsde they hope to nnd . more advan-
tageous market for all the attractive goods they re
tain on hand, when the fall demand becomes regu-
lar and lively. At present. tae trade is transacted
solely by small dealers and distant jobbers Of whom
the former seeking to preserve their assortments
eenPiete and the sitter to secure early supplies bi<n
kets are tssrsb. active and readily fetch the enhanced
but freely bsuRht and the cid styles disappearing
very fast; prices maintained Cloths ONLY pur
chased BY clothiers, who immediate supplies TO
enable them prepare their time for next
season; they are however rather and firm Flau-
rsls not abundant nor in brisk request bat arc
very stiy held Jeans are less active but other wise
unchanged Linssyv are in good demand at uniform
ratios. Mouse do lanes are still inanimste pending
the exposition OF the styles which beginning to
arrive in market but have not yet been exhbi ed for
sale Desirable makes OF satinsts sell freely
Foreign commodite. still in some request chiefly
for immediate use but more and soug. sitter for
to that Desirable styes of French dress goods
the mo t active hut considerable inquiry prevails
and Eprlsh cloths at pretty fair prices French cloths
without change tf momsrt Hosiery and other under
garments needed by city dealers, who wish 70
cure supplies early that they may avoid paying the
very generally anticipated advance in prices. Linens
too attracting notice especially those made In
Ireland where the increasing scarcity and compensation
Of labor arisug from the large emig, alton thence
operate check upon the proc uction and by diminish
ing the available supply enhance their value We should
lot be surprised TO see more animation In this
line, during the autumn, than has characterized
previous seasons The auction not enticing
many dealers within their precincts adaya, because
q the inferior and unsuitable quality of the catalogues
offering therein his is not unpleasant to any others
truth have mt been very large welcome partcipators
in the past four months prosperity Perhaps this is one
OF the best features in the trade That many consider 1t
such, well aware and the why they view
it thus very valid past experience hmsleadn 10
accept auciiopeers like lawyers veal evidence q
general woe ard The The goods
for the next increasing and by time that
1t shall be commenced the stocks here will DO pretty
pie and select they must be to meet the of the
country at large
The Albany Argus gives the annexed Official statement
showing the amount of tolls collected all the State
canals for series Of years. during the third week in
May and the total amount each year, up to May 22:-