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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04


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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

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~ ~th oa usfeslon viii lc icund unity sed W. quality eni
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
A HnnIarraD roE ONg DoLLAg.

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PEza&Gs Our IfcKgrs
may me % E0safss.0 %
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stk 10 droI py siy W. Ell ~ c)asJts tnl
may Of he iggsafs q NJ.
Orr TffKfT OfFrE
open Gc1n "a n. 10 urn daily
AclDzIY HtLL 10 CsJ B20AD~tT
STATE AND NATIONAL Law SCHOOL, POCGHERRP.
Sic Now Il J.sting b. Lecture Debates md
Trisls q Csss Circulars ssrt ice. AIpy J. w FowLgE
The ccuDtsrfsltcgs 5lcld, they ~,
~ fasy IL poftlre diei
While q his PHI
Tie world win sdnllrsfien en-
~ As the extingu.sbcs all lesser light have
LfoRs IfI1 POSdI GLd I Tor tho VI ns5cis
and 0yefpovsfc a yer 70 DtieT proplrt
ton OF THE elias b. tho pub Depot No 81
Bntsvsy
Es j. II JAMES, late Of Knox a. james, (that
connection being dissolved boz removed 70 hts sore 10 -
BtosdNey under he wing 81 h6hOias lie mstes this
Dtni with n1ob .abaeiiop believing that ths Sod Of
The deI Of hes oy occupied bit
fhs there 4 yotn fr md hares 10 a. ~ss
fitting 10 his ~ he'd the
good fofiune 20 nfttLthfdO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
RR.R .-FEyER AND AOUg-CmLIs SrOppGD Is

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TLE MsUTEEH have sftaek oitho On Is take iDte
ttsooufui Of RADwAYs READY kgLE n ss7 "stef tp'
VII oieef tho ttoms1h Tue pooJ1 tsfa OF Afne
Aso hahe The htAe netl nd t sin to M logs aud pa ~
ofthe hends with H. q htfL hab vol ~ lvs mnHs ia no
MINI nom tL me SOC h'f cffne"r - Off1r tfif
wboc sJfns ~ D. j. Civ n Nan nee fror Chill. iase
hkev =, fOcd doeo ~ Ftbff NEogt frs 10 lse
kyefy DAY on holT before tbs ts r1 t spin a1d
other psIis OF The body VIII g. hs cad aks good Of
usiofs tad you vii fool b. f1ff fflo from Ago.
prevent a. take tesspo1nfu " Hssdy every O.y
and e1eli1g and hep the Liver and Bowels regular ~ aDaa
Resulni0Ts Under ks you will eniTsy
Age, or Chilli and Kegsr OF Fofen Of any fnd.
for eerOfuA SyIbia Eckeis 5,e ca1eefs 1u
Salt Rksun, diseases o. tho bn take H. H.
an X OGee No i62 Fallon n T. Sold sloby Drasers
eyeTywhsTe
CRIsTADoROs ExCEi.sfOR LIQUID HAN DYe.-Tbis
unvhlsd bYs
woses And d9eferOus called a dyea The iHfnby
sft sen upon hair whether ]. bc tfning ~nlns
ssgpslss Manufactured cid and applied a. 10 Aston Hs,
tHtTaDOt0a
10 The autumn leayes are filling, and tho arms Of
The aged trees are bare tho sg Of the hmm i1l % Do re-
oits oven 10 ne "ttes 81 ne BY The use fbhtsHs cboyso1
tob9v. Pfee 70 cents soh sgeFyvhere. fldFsi dfpDt bsh
kKss Lsds hsI Dft,ss ssisb.shlasns No 50 Bro1ivar
~ DIR. CONNIE, the renowned Pbysicisn and traveller
The thanks Of fsffy OIsFHo
MsLvA Synuffof the eShs A. fbsfs
II In The world fof sale u Agebis Wilson
Nos ~ and a. Iisnnyfrf BO1 Frsa ssf by,s
Also BY CHls n HIhc No lff D0.dusy 80 D gyD Paw
No foCourisBdtH fewfDrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

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- ra1ess tsgre1s fr--a 80 ~ - r-rf o.
ECE4CE NATEkst f.s - 1900. r~,-t i! ss7
-zzTgAnp WfGs.-D4TCBrLOR Mandatory
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L. Lzsf
HeE Dc. az RE sf ~ Be nss1-s1
y - ed I.uyess Ma pr s1e f5sos OF o. NE A,,r
n FOwLEKs & VILLA PhrsnDlo OATS ard Publish
ga Chm Hsn. - 81 ,-t,f1-it. Hs~.icis.
r. GILBEET & Co.'S PiASO At TDg CaY6rAL
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III NJ re fg.el rlnO a. me Ic ha'
yfrling sD.ner n nl1Et ioeAcH HtTEks 500 hrrnt
EHEIMATIgN--When We ece or hear Of an one
viz SHIFTED A. ls 1eag thnk hg~ s.ty taey might be
erred b uaedy Noag 3lHs Nn1cmii
eCousyOyld SD - " =. ALEztsDtz Co. So BsIcaysi
The BEsT PJAxOs ~ TIE WORLD--It IL an unde-
Bbbe ct s' CiLHEET cor csetr4,od Paaos wh iron
the bert 10 ibe World thsy defy
Tsit.,E "a quality price
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-11

DEelptDLT RioH,-JOhn Rogers, now one
81 the candidates for Congress in the first dis
triet, has issued what may very properly be
called fancy circular" It is perfect gem
10 its way, We give some extracts;
Born at an early period Of my life, n'ihe
State Of North Carolina, on Great Pedse river,
IN Arson county, (not far from George Dunn's, J
Of obscure but honest parents, I had none Of
those advantages possessed by the wealthy, 10
push forward the germ Of intellect which devel.
opsd itself in me at an early age"
Again;
1.-THE brightest trait that exhibited itself in
ne, was honesty. This character inherited
through my father from the ever.to.be.remem.
ASPed and acknowledgements martyr Of spell.
ing book fame, John Rogers, Of Smithfeld, who,
4 will Do remembered, was burnt at the stake
IN the presence Of his vito and nine small chill.
drsN, and one At the breast, for heTeSy."
What q candidate Success will surely
crown the efforts Of such "toplotticOw genius
Maysville (ky,) Express.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-11
AIM

u Last week an Iowa editor, "ius, to
Try his readers" published chapter from
the songs Of Solomon. The next day one
Of his patrons addressed him comnli.
mentery letter, concluding as follows r.
"DeviliSh good. Who wrote IN No,
Bob SimerSon, did he (" Iowa, we ipdce
from this offers fine field for tho plough.
ing up OF our missionary friends. ~.
hope that they will attend to il.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-11
wRAF STRANoRRS THINK on n,

AtrSvsliHS correspondent Of ShOaF's Gazette,
published In Decatur speaks out this wise upon
tAS Pike county railroad qOsstisn'
"IlliROiS needs railroad from Naples 10 Han.
aibal aAd ell interested in q direct connection
with the bounalesS west beyond, should persist
n their SadsavoEs ill L be accomplished, No
lSE.POlhng, ehamPaigNing, Cyltsr.sGpp and
wAlSky.Swillihg lobbying should Do permitted
70 keep tide lima 81 railroad back any longer.
Enough has been borne to open the eyes Of the
people on he subject, and the work by all means
shOuld BE- prosecuted 90 as to connect with ST.
JesSph."
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-11

Tar J. MoKEr IL the packet for to-day in
place Of the Die Vernon, The J, McKrE Is .
good boat, and her affairs we'll managed on land
and water, MmLES & PosuE, who are en-.
gagged In an extensive commission business, and
who have, as they deserve, thu full confidence
OF the public, are agents for all the Saint Louis
and Ksokuk U, S. Mail Steamers. Mr.. FRANK
LrvrNlNo Is we'll known as the Obiging and
gentlemOnly clerk Of that house, SO that who.
ever entrusts busins" to them may depend on
having Il transacted satisfactorily.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-11
Ier The ISurnal.
A Whuen
R1SRNTNRNT.

issnd this, net that Il nsy waks
One tender though, q mlns,
Ny heart wbuld In its tllsnss break,
Fer beat again Cor thine
send Il, that those mAy'A not plead,
How little dld'E thou know,
The cruelty Of such light deed,
What bitterness Of woe
Turks In the gay and careless woni,,
That ,ampsr with aHecllon'S ehordI.
Twill act . monllory pat,
wherein Thy guilt Il shown,
Warn thee 10 judge no others heart,
In future by thine own
Asa withersd wreath or fragrant nowen,
Whose eolors long are fsd,
No memory Of their summer hours,
Lei with the faded dead,
So 10 the retrospect Of thee,
So let thy memory ever be-
Ny heart Is like some DESERT lone,
VITA rnins scattered round,
The fallen hall, The shrine o'srlhrovu,
The temple on the ground
And such Thy work for hes my heart,
Lies ueiolale and mute,
Too like the hand whose Irsaehsrous ah,
Thrills DER some lonely Lutte,
Awhile lie sweetest music wakes,
But every string Il touches breaks
For thee that heart gave up Its best,
Its beautiful and Young,
In the pearls Of morning dressed,
Affection which but spring--
That hors hath flung ilS gems aside,
Aud dug itself grave,
And tears have tumed affections tide,
Upon Marphs bitter wave,
And wounded feeling CALLING thoughts,
Are links thy love for memory wrought
Farewell do not all rorsivsi
l cannot quite forget,
only bid within thee live,
The seal which thou hast Get
would not ir | could recall,
All have found so vain,
A 'pring.dOy may autumn fall
But cannot bring again,
The birds, the leaves, the buds, the flowers.
Rejoicing 10 thNi early hours.
AIM.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-11

Yesterdays party Of three or isur went to
Little River from this place, and, with two an.
RlO reds, In enly Ave hours time caught l57 bass,
averaging two psaRas each, AakiRE sic pounds,
and Nea kesA alg a tAAtl The Only bait used
e slnply 5 patts 81 "a flannel, requiring not a
little Skil end lagSnulty h the operation, -[Nsw
MsdFia (Mo,) Journal
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-11

THE PLEAsuRE TAR Next Tuesday TIE
Die Vernon will be up on her way to tho Falls
Of Saint Anthony, Rsoollsot that Capt. DAN
AsLr will DO Master for this trip, and that the
Die Vernon is fine passenger boat.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-11

There was a midnight Dutch and Irish row
last night on Hin street, between Main and
Leves, There seemed to be about dozen
engaged, and the noise Of brawling, mingled
with screams Of women and the smashing Of
glass, formed an unhArmonouS concert not en-.
tirsly agreeable to quiet psOplO who wanted 10
sleen.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-11

SB-An "inportant IL trus" statement il made
in the Stanford Mercury. The editor Gays that
"a novel mode OF Matching chickens has been
put into operation in Lincoln On The premises Of
fellmenger, The egg are placed In water,
which is kept up to the requisite warmth BY
means Of solar lampi aud many fne chickens
thus hatchsd are running about AS prem.
iSsS,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-11


In the Memphis Convention on the 9Th
inst, the following resolutions In relation 20
the Pacific Railroad were passed.
Resolved, That Railroad from IN. MI.
sissippi to the Pacific Is demanded moi onIv
by commercial and individual interests ba,
by national O~'
That so soon as the surveys recen,lr or.
dered by Congress be completed, the !.n..
raj government should adopt such stems n.
viii secure the completion OF the main trunk
at the earliest possible period. WI"
As the General Government l. exn.c,sa
70 construct only one trunk, Il should bs
located on tho route which scientific eSnlos
rGsions shall show the greatest degree Of
advancement Of temperate climate Cer,iE'
" Of soil, chsaPness Of construction, ma
accessibility atall seasons from all parts Of
the Union. '' '"
That, in the opinion Of this convep,lon
It is right, proper and expsdient thai COW
srnmenl should make liberal dona,ions nr
public land to the several States borI"v,r0
90 either aide Of the Mississippi, to snshIs
all sections Of the Union, however remote
TO connect themselves with the rovsrn.
mSnt. sO'"'"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-11

SAVANNAH, June S,-The passsenrer ear,
last night going into MaeoH, was SAro'.'r
down an embankment. The Mail SSSvS
wa! was KILLED, and five passengers severely in.
lOrsd' among them Hon. A, Stevens,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-11
'rhs true dip is probably s. W.
Ito be Continually

A NHw DEMOoRACIS ORGAN Ar WAsuIEe.
roT.-A Washington item Of the Sd uaS -
ColloWG
A Democratic paper, representing Benton
and the BambUrnsr interests, is about heinz
started here in opposition to the Uaion.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-11

NAILS GROWING IN TnE FLEn.--A late
writer IN the Ohio Cultivator gives the fol.
lowing remedy; Cut ano,ch in the Midi,
Of the nail every time Il Is pared. Tia
disposition 10 close the notch draws The
nail up from the sides, ""' '"e
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-11
DIED,

Died, ---"
This morning, (JOns llth,) ELIZABETH
ttALSEY, aged eight yeNPs-dauRhlsr Of Mr.,
Harriet halsey, Of this city.
The funeral will take place At 8 O'OlOok--ssr.
viceS At the house. ''
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-11

tns Scientific American styles commerce thu
president OF nS'iOO'' and coal his secretary Of
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-11

Counterfeit American quarters, Of tha
stamp lately issued BY Government, ara
said 10 b IN circulation, - 7 ~ ~'O
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-01
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DESPATCH
ARRIVAL OF THk ARABIA.
HREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


NEW YoRx, May 3l.-The steamer Arabia
arrived TO day, with Liverpool dates to the 2ls'
OF May. The folowingsis The latest report Of
the Liverpool Markets:
LIVERPOOL, May 2l.-Cotton has advanced
i'Iod: sales of the week 81, 900 bales. Flour
ana "hea. firm, with fair demand. Yellow
Corn steady, and white advanced Cd. Balti-
more Flour is quoted at 23s to 23s Cd. Naval
stores qiiet. Provisions steady.
ConsoIs 1907
MISCELLANEOUS ISTELLcFEcE,
The English news is without interest.
Inc French Assembly is at variance with
the Emperor,.and. q dissolution of the body is
confidently expected. La Patrie, the official
newspaper, conradicts statement that hos.
uie Meet had been sent 10 the Sandwich Islands.
a great inundation took place recently in Cen.
trail France.
The Spanish journals continue their a,tacks
upon Dir. Soule.
Inc aspect of Turkish affairs is less favsrs.
BILE. Menzikoff, the Russian amh.oa.ao !.
named an answer regarding the holy places
"nh'n eight days; whereupon the Porte eon.
sa'ed with the French and English Anbass,.
dors. No answer had been returned s., l.,ss.
accounts.
The Russian agents have stirred nm h,ooa..
riots IN Smyrna and Iconium.
The Dutch election has re suited upfavor.-
bly, to the Catholics.
AlLquiet in Milan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-01
AUCTION SALES.
.FUTURE BAYS.
BY wellington God din.

WOODLAWN FUh LALE.-This we'll
~ known Establishment, situated on the Brook ,
turnpike, one and half miles from the corpora
uon, 10 now offered for sale Ii not sold privately
before TUESDAY, the 7,h day of June, II viii then
De offered at public sale
AZ priv tie residence, Woodlawn may lastly be
considered one OF this most desirable situations
around hichmond-the dwelling Housc Ii construc-
geo upon new and beautiful plan, combining com
Iort ana convenience In It's arrangements, fitted
up win all modern improvements of which
country residence 10 capable. The grounds are
thsteiuiy laid out many varieties of rare and costly
IDS ana flowers have been planted, and the
Lawe containing fourteen scres is beautifully set
VIII, viii eis.s. and shaded By large Oaks and other
80 noss vi nai1ssi growth No pains or expense have
oeen spared oJ tna Proprietor In erecting the build
, .ns very slraaterials. and with view to
grounds aud flower plats he has had The exner;e
ence OF one of the most celebra,sd gardeners in
the country. The out houses, kitchen, stable. o.
DC, have all been built upon plan in syle con,
forming to that OF the dwelling house in nse tbs
proprietor does not hesitate to challenge a Gem.
parlson with any similar establishment here or
elsewhere.
The tract of land consists of one hundred and
sixty acres, and will be sold In the aggregate, or
divided to suit purchasers
The neigtborhood in which WoodIaw1 ia situa
ted, has always been proverbisl for health, and
p" oodiawn itself forms no exception to the gene
raj Character OF the neighborhood. No spot 10 the
mountains OF Virginia is more healthy.
The terms of the sale will be LIBERAL and for
greater portion of the amount long credit will be
given.
Should Woodlawn be sold publicly, the day after
Its sale, all the household and kitchen Furniture.
Stock and Farming Implements, together with q
choice selection of old Wines and LIQUORS. fuch az
are seldom found; and lot of very superior Cigars,
Will also be offered at public sale On the same
day, two Houses and Lots nearly opposite Wood.
lawn on the other side of the road, will be sold.
Fer terms, &c, application can be made to the
Proprietor, or to
WELLINGTON GODDIN, Auct
e On the day of sGle some valuable servants
wiz oe hired out for the balance of the year,
', lA New York Spirit of Times and Courier6
Enquirer, and Philadelphia Enquirer, will please
insert twice week for three weeks, and send bill
10 .n.s once immediately. my ll-dlt&wts
"Wo0dIawn" having been disposed of at |
private sale, all the personal estate referred to in
Inc advertisement above, will be sold at public auc
uon on TUESDAY next, the 7th June 1853. com.
mencins at 3H O'Clock, P NJ. At the same time
VIII be sold two small Houses on the East line of
me Turnpike, opposite the above one occupied bv
hr isaacs and the other occupied by -, con |
lalnln G together between four and five acres |
10 w GODDIN, Auc.r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-01
Late and Iateresting from Jamaica.

SAVANNAH, May 30.-By the arrival of the
British Royal mail steamer Conway, we have
Jamaica dates TO the 23d of MAY. The yellow
fever still continued, and VIM. Gillett, the pur-
ser of the steamer Midway, had died of the
disease.
The disagreement between the House and
Government had assumed an alarming aspect,
the House having again refused to vote the ap.
preparation bill. The Assembly was pro-
rOgued o. the 23d, and it was stated that the
Government had threatened 10 turn loose the
conVicts and disband the police, for the wan,
of means for their support.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-01

INTERESTING FROM HAVANA.-Fron Ho.
vana afVices have been received to the 22d mir.
Several cargoes of coolies have arrived from
Annoy, TO be used as laborers on the Cuban
plantations. A Jesuit college was Shortly to
be founded at Havana. The order of Jesuits
was expelled from Cuba some years back, but
this fact shows their restoration.
On the Goth pIt, the office of the British
Consulate al Havana was robbed of 100 or 1870
ounces of gold, and the secsetary of the mixed
court OF justice had been arrested on suspicion
Of perperating the crime.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-01

MURDER AND LYNCH LAW AT CoUscr
BLUFF.-A man named ]. e. SamueIs. from
Columbus, Ohio, was recently brutally mur-
deTed and robbed at an encampment of Califor.
mia emigrants, near Council Bluff. A man
called Baltimore Muer was arrested by the
sheriff and taken 10 the court house on suspi.
clon OF committing the deed The incensed
emlgrants, however, soon after his arrest, forci.
bly, took him from the custody of the sheriff
gave him an immediate trial according IN the
code OF Judge Lynch, found him guilty, and at
o'clock the same afternoon hung him from
the limb OF tree. He protested his innocence
10 the last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-01
Nv George j. sumner.

STOCK SALE ,,F tanUCERIES, DRY
- GOODS Ann MIsCELL ANEOUS ARTICLES.
On Thursday Morning next, the % ins &
commencing ct 10 O'Clock, at the store OF a
Cousins OF Oregon Hill, will b. sold a. aucnon,
without reserve, his stock Of goods consisting OF
variety OF Dry Goods, Groceries, carmen ware
and m sce.laneous articles
Terms For sums under $50, cash; that amount
and upwards. four months credit for approved
notes
my 30 GEo J. SUMNER, Aucs.
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By James NJ. TAYLOR.

VALUABLE LUr ON MAIN. BETWEEN
' 9Th and I 9th streets to lease. at Auc-
tion-On THURSDAY, I'd June, commencing at
o'clock, P M, upon the premises, Will be leased
ior the term OF i've years that very valuable and
Main between 9ih and 10Th streets adjoining on the
East the property of Messrs Hooker e. Osborne.
fbd ntng 27t feet running back $50 feet to
will be Pu1cfSTEmps-a bond with approved security
INV IN - Payment of the rent semi-anuualIy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-01

VIRGINIA MINEs.-It is stated that Captain
w. X. Smith of fredericksburg, who has been
ed in effecting the sale of gold and coal mines
in Virginia, 10 the value of one million dollars.
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ny Davenport, Allen & Co.
S(l0 CASES BOOTS, SHOES An

e1(UT HHS bUUFS, SHOES AND
HATS, AT AUCTION.-Oa Wednes.
Gay, lst June we will sell at 10 O'Clock n onr
QUESTION store an assortment OF fresh and desirable
Goods OF latest styles, consisting of
Gents hne Calf ana Pump Boots
men ana Boys Boots and Shoes of all qualities
Jenny Lind's Slippers and Ties
Misses Boots and Shoes
Chi!drenis sewed Morocco and Goat Boots
Women's pegged and sewed BusLins and Ties
of all qualities A1 A'e''
Hats-drsb and silk
200 sides good Sole Leather
TSnhs,-Under 500, cash; 500 and ever four
months credit for approved paper. .'NA
my "a DAVENPORT. ALLEN L. CO, Aucts
Clothing mt Auction.
After the above sale OF Boots and Shoes NJ.
shall sell a large invoice of Clothing.
my II DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co
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District appointments, &c.

WAsHIEGToN, May 30.-The President this
morning appointed Jonah d. Hoover as Mar
shall of the District of Columbia, vice Richard
Wallace removed. Mr.. Hoover is the president
OF the Jackson Democratic Association, and
was very active in the last presidential cam
paign, as we'll as that which preceded il.
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BALTIMORE, May 31.-Sales of 1000 bbls.
Flour at 81 Sc. Grain unchanged.
NEW YORK, May 31.-The market was
shocked by the arrival of the European steam.
er, but closed firm. Sales of 5000 bbls Flour
at YESTERDAYS rates.