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CoPPER AND GOLD MINING IN ViReINIA.--A new mi.
ming company has been organized, called the Manassas
Copper Nine al Fauaucr county, Virginia. The mine
is situated the Blue Ridge and is seventy mile. from
Alexandra, and extends nine hundred acres The
Manassas Gap railroad passes through the property al.
fordng direct and easy communication with Alexan.
dra lis said the mine has been surveyed by Professor
B. Sillman, i Of New York, and A. L. Psgou OF bal
tImorc, and the has been analysed by DR.. James r.
Chiffon and Professor Sman. Their reports speak for.
cbly in favor OF the mine The yields 81 40 per &c
Of "copper" and pyrtes IS 30 per cent? while speci-
OF the vein have yielded 80 per OF pure copper
The be sent 10 Baltimore for two dollars per ton
and 10 New York for two dollars and half late let
ter from London also has the following
"a prospectus has made its appearance, entitled the
London and Virginia Gold and Copper Company with a
capital OF E5o,0o0 in 81 shares. The estate selected
which comprises about tour hundred acres near Mays
vile. in Virginia, alleged to contain parallel veins OF
copper, gold and silver, and the of purchase are
Ei000o floo00 in Pa,dup shares, and EI0 900 further
in paid shares as soon dividend OF ten per
shall have been paid TO The shareholders"
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RAILROAD CONVENTION AT BurrALo.-A railroad Con-
gress is now in session al Buffalo discuss the general
interests OF the railroads OF this State in connexon with
the East aid West The lines represented are the New
York Central, New York and Erie, Boston and Albany,
Canansaisua and Elmira, Csnaudaigua and Niagara
Falls Buffalo and New York City State Line Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, Sandusky and Mansfield, Mad
River and Lake Ede Michigan Central, Michigan
Southern.
Among The members in attendance are Messrs Forbes,
OF Boston; Brooks, OF Michigan; Corning, Mcintosh,
Pruyn, and Plumb, Of Albany; White and Wilkinson,
OF SyTacuse Cheddell, OF Auburn; Robinson, OF New
York; Superintendent Minot, and others The object of
the convention is TO good understanding between
the lines all the country tending in direction.
IL probable their action will have important bearing
on The rates Of fare every line.
The is private and definite results have yet
been reached But is understood that they have come
10 smcable arrangement by which the conflicting in.
eIests in the great chain Of railroads through Mchi.
gan Ohio, and New York will be reconeiled. The al.
rsngemens 10 be made public TIL Submitted for
the sanction Of the different boards OF directors II is
understood however, 10 be by which the interests OF
the public will not suffer
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By j. e. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

IMPROVED ISLAND PROPERTY FOX SALE.-On Saturday
the sih day Of June, will sell public auction, the
OF lot No 14 the Of and 18Th
south, with the Improvements, consisting OF sosto
frame house and small * building.
Also So s7 fronting alley
OF RyIand chapel with The consisting Of
story frame house.
Also fiot 49, in 466, with the improvements
ing bounded
alley. Male Primary school
Terms Of ssle hstsnce IN four, eight
twelve months The deferred be by deed OF
with bearing interest Of
and deed All conveyancing cost Of purchaser Tile be
lioved be indsputabie.
complied with within three days,
right resell risk and Of the fret
chaser
sale 10 commence first named lot at 6 ococt, D. IN.
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
June I'D AuctionceL
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LoRD ELLrsarREs rIcruRrs.-We hear that the Earl
OF Elesmete has brought to ibis country for exhibition
among his friends the Chandos portrait OF Shakespeare
This portrait is Of much general interest that hope
his lordshlp will exhibit it at the Crystal Palace 1t
would also, probably, be OF interest # his lordshp would
allow TO be ancient Fescoes which he is said
TO have board The Leander We believe that the para
graph which has appeared in some OF our coempora
es, the effect that Lord Elesmere had brought con-
siderable number of the pictures from the B1dgewaier
galleries. is quite mistake, and probably originated from
the fact OF his having with him This portrait and these
early Frcscoss
The London Society Of Arts Manufactures, and Com.
merce have transmitted for exhibition in the Crystal
Palace, The Swiney cup, by the hands of Mr. c. Went.
worth Dixie, vice president OF the society This elegant
cup, manufactured by the Messrs Gsrrard of London,
after the designs Of Mr. Maclse, X is to be awarded
in accordance with the will OF the late Dr. Swuey with
the El0o, 10 the author of the "best published work
Jurisprudence" which shall have appeared before
1854, This prize is open 10 all na,ons,-N Y Times
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The rlsHERIEs.-New Brunswick papers TO the 10Th
instant have been received Frequent illusions made
TO the fishery difficulties. The New BTunswicker, Of
Thursday, in the of leading article, alludes TO
the subject as follows:
Repeated refusals of the mos, perempory character
have at various tlm.s been given by the United States
government to the formal applications made by the Brit
sh minister al Washington Tor to British sub
ecis 10 h.h the southern coast OF ihe Union Before
The purchase OF Florida from Spain, the subjects OF Great
Britain enjoyed the privilege OF fishing turtle and null
lei the extensive coasts OF tina, peninsula bat
as The United States took possession under their pur.
chase, they cut of from the privilege had long en-
oyed. and have since been allowed the small
eel share in those valuable fisheries"
The article concludes in the following pugnacious
style;
"We have believe that this year every vessel
found fishing within the prescribed Limits will be seized
and that the tobearance oil last year will longer be
ercsed. When our neshbors are willing 10 deal with
us equal terms, and 10 give fair equivalents for valua
BILE concessions, we shall be ready 10 meet them"
II. B NJ steam frigae Argus arrived at Campo Bello
on Friday evenng~and LETT The day for ST. John 10
report to Vice Admiral Seymour, who is there with his
flag ship,
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EMsARcArIos or EnIoRAsTs TO LIsERIA.-The barque
Adene received on board last evening" one hundred and
thirty four emigrants Tor Liberia. Nneysix of these
people from Tennessee, and The remainder from this
S,ae-lwenty seven belonging 10 respectable colored
families we'll known in Savannah. We learn that two
benevolent ministers Of the gospel-lhe Rev. Mr.. Dyke
aPresbyieran, and the Rev. Mr. Smith, Methodist
came with the emgrans from Tennessee, remained with
them during the tedious len days OF their eHcampmen,
The city, shared their humble accommodations and
fare and stood BY them their embarcalon ar their Las.
act distributing among them the Bibles generously siyen
by the Bible Society. What contrast The condnc, ot
these good afford. to the vain but noisy philanthropy
which pervades the abolition societie. of the North
7isE.s Sop~r~nh G.eraf.n
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Add 10 these 200 gun-boa's, and an unrepored
force OF sailors and marines, and we have toeraby fair
notion of the power destined for half century capture
Consanlinople. The navy floating in the Baltic and
northern seas, consisting OF 81 sailing craft and 10
steamers, with due allowance of tenders and gun boats,
will only form element OF the calculation in OF
general continental melee. ..
To resist this potent preparation, the Porte has
my. finely drilled, well ocered, and gallant. of l5osso
regular tToops-o say nothing OF emergenl levles doub
ling that number. The present armament embraces:
Cavalry 172S0
Foot lO6 SUU
Arulerymen, sappers, miners, &c. H6o0
The Turkish navy numbers:
Sixteen line -oi-batte ships, carrying LAS guns.
Fourteen fIigates carrying 1888
Thirty smaller sailing vessels
Eighteen steamers, total OF g. 100 horse power.
An array OF floating batteries gun boats NC, number I'M
This naval armament is by no means contemplate or
dsproporonale 10 that OF Russia So with existing
the prospects OF the Sultan far from discoar
aging, is the result OF ngle handed contest fair
mens in favor Of The Turk While the Ottoman popu-
laon OF the European provinces is but oDe-enh OF the
total, and Notwithstanding the claims OF the Car are
most naerng 10 the million OF Greeks is pretty well
asceraincd that the Bugarians, Waachians Abanans,
and other constituting The bulk OF the empire, pre-
Ter the state OF quasi independence they enjoy under Alb
tul Medyd 10 the more rigorous role OF Nicholas The
extra Danubian provinces capiyaed with The teach
ings OF Kossuh, and craving entire separation from Rus
represented as TO throw of the present pro-
tecorate The supposiiion, therefore, that the great
body OF the population sympahlze with the objects of
the Car is hasiy and probably incorrect Tha, sim.
liar fidelity will prevail in the Russian territories in
the event OF war is questionable. To repress Po-
land will require as large force as 10 subdae TOR
key. And again, the ranks OF The Ottoman army will
be swollen by important accessions from Hungary, Ger
many, Italy, and France The republcanism OF Europe.
with a certain cunning in hsh that is not, now, en-
trey undisDguished, will muster strongly in the light
OF the Crescent The Turkish Iupare is OF the
eral contingencies for which Kossuth and bis friends are
eagerly waiting The assistance, whether in the way Of
direct enlistment under the banner OF The Prophet
in the shape of instructions, dIyerng the attention
and dividing The force of the Car will be OF
quence And last OF all there is the guarantee OF Great
Britain and France, that the Sulsn's domnons shall not
be impaired OF France, whose claim the proleclorae
the Holy Places has been tramped by the peremp
tory acquisitions Of the autocral and whose fleet lies
venenly at hand in the evef glorious walters OF Saam.
OF Great Britain, whose commercial interests must suffer
mmeasursbly in the triumph OF the Muscorite. The
hghi If il is TO be, will be entirely sided and I'M
equal the inequality II any, will al least be in favor
OF the Turk
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Trustees.


To the hea5cys and Fnds Of the heAodit Episcopal Church
The undersigned been requested by Baltimore
Conference invite ALLEGATION enterprise which believed
TO be favorable TO the cause Of Christianity and proouVe OF the
torests OF Meihodism.
At the General Conference In May memorial
from brethren Washington city, asking the attention and
Nenent and location, combining commodouness
sire and auacuveness In the interior and exterior style Of Its
chitecture.
This edhce be built with TASTE
venience aud eommodousncss the
templated and the place Of its erection.
Tho OF such would necessarily
sive thnn ought brethren Washington
therefore solicit the aid Of friends abroad THIS they do the
confidently because the house be mainly for the and
M of those vine vters, residents Of The national
tropoi,.
There many annually repair
Washington connection assembling OF
and business with other
ernmen would prefer mni-iraon. OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. they could easily find Of
ship such intended provide for them with the
resident population who be disposed avail themselves Of Its
movement by General Conference
be in the following resolutions which they adopted
81. Rso.e Tia, cordially approve erection Of new
WashnRton contemplated by brethren
~ Reored That, regarding the o. this
country viii give individual influence
annual conference and by all appropriate aid in It's
motion" "#tr f-fasH17 FL aI.
Washington purchased most eligible site
for he building for which will pay regularly
vcying the tue to the church has been made
In compliance with request Of the baltimore Annual Confer
Metropolitan Church In known ability, energy
Of brother sce have guarantee Of OF the
wehcs,y confidence hberaly Of our
brethren and friends.
We regard accomplishment of undertaking fully
prac,cabIe, desirable, and strongly tending u beneficial
.##..
?; W " moas,s s y. 9. SssTS,
n a. n
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BYE. n. srRaTros. Aucuone.r,

(Psunsypana areuue south sds, Tenfh sireet.)
EIFTEEN SUPERIOR Mich cows AND ONE FLOODED
bull Saturday morning June ieth al O'Clock
the Muket Of 2h shall sell the
dairy stock OF H. A. Willard consisting OF heen choice
booded bull selected with expressly for
private use.
sold without Mr. Willard about
his hotel making alterations and
no immediate for the
Farmers Others DESTROYS OF securing superior stock win do
well TO stiend the above sale.
Terms S1 S25 thirty and salts
fsctorly endorsed, bearing interest.
June lid Intel, Rep, and Start
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CHANCERY sATE-By virtue a decree Of circuit court
Of s Ds,c q Columbia for the county Of wsshngo made
N the 1T Gsskl ol, No. sn5,
snenoy 1852 viii ons pnhlc
a. he auction ia. 6. Mecnc, Friday, The 9th
~ .ane O'clock p m, following lot. Of ground in
aa"ate $780, lot Ia square os3; p 3 and l IN
I'd "a G ~ ,en III lb 10 and square OBS =,
10 IA "a 800 ic,s and T. in o8 lots 2,
1870. oa5 ~ ,ost I, 2, H. and a. In
"a To- H. 90 10, and NJ in SQUARE css; o,.
:, !, - ~ ~, a. ana -, lilo and 9, In
= !" sg"s'. Isl and lot 1872
lMs ~ 80 \. 49,. ., 'ns purchase IN be paid in
months, win interest ~ s secured by bonds.
SALE the right reserved 70 s the sbp.n-.
conveysncina the expense Of the purchaser ''''
#'l n a4nEH T,s. r. WALTER r. cox Try.,..
Jun. 2-QawAds ,fu JAS. q, MCGUIRE, Anct.
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POPULATION OF Turkey MIR. Walsh writing from
Paris the Journal Of Commerce. under date of the goth
May, says:
Correspondents and telegraphs have created a new
crisis for Turkey and stocks look down both sides Of
the channel We have in reality no official intelligence
Our MoHi'sur keeps silence the vexaliousy for
the obbers and qudnuncs, seeing that assigns columns
TO tie accounts and srecusons OF the London press,
which leayened by party spume. Although the d.
pomaic game al Conssntinople may not be revealed,
you will learn that the solution is certainly 10 be pacific
II IL not Russian ulmaums which the Ottoman Porte
has fear but the numbers and progress and dis
position OF The Christians and distinct in European
Turkey. The following statistics are deemed the most
authentic
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By j. G. MCGUIRE, A.ct,one.r.

IMPROVED PROPERTY ON FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR
Pennsylvania auconOn Monday afternoon, the
10Th ins,an O'clock the premises shall sell lot No ., in
inches
back les feet 0t inches 81
alley with improvements consisting OF theettoy brick
house
third residue in six twelve aud eighteen
months satisfactorily secured, bearing interest,
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
June I'D tnciionecr.
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FRoM THE COAST OF ATRicA-The brig William Nj
Rogers arrived New York Saturday morning. from Port
Praya, April 30, and Bathurst May 10, reports The
wac healthy, but trade dull Occasionally cargo OF
slaves was successfully run off the coast chiefly in Span.
sh and Brazilian bottoms, and believed 10 be destined
for Cuba There had been lately several captures OF
slavers By the English cruisers The BIgh OF Benin.
The captain head something relative to the capture OF
Don Cr.po, the most noted slave dealer on the coast
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ny J. @. MCGUIRE. A.ct,o...r

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOFTY virtue deed
OF trust duly executed and recorded
public SALE on Wednesday the 2oth instant, O'Clock,
ns pensss the house and portion ~
square No 2ts ontes fest between
iath and 18th streets, III
siey. The house nd and small
family The nsiahhoshocd IL rapidly Improving Fl tt
Iermsi onehrd cash the balance snd twelve months
secured by notes se,rna deed f trust the proper
J.RUssELL BART. Trvss~.
1 s.FH a.a. @#7I. JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Jun. Ia-eodASs Aucticnesr
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a CARD.

THE undersigned Trustee. Of the Metropolitan Methodist Epsco
Church about be erected
and would notify the public Rev r. l.. Dashe
their District Columbia
commend of enterprise As
sign Of this church afford increased
ing that il will be built upon the free principle.
While contributing literally
this church, sincerely hope that the friends OF Mhod
District will be backward in giving help. 1t important
what done should be done And engagements
will permit him call frequently upon
who intend all important they should determine
what they viii do.
The Trustees unnecessary add
OF this church Bishops have heartily
mended 1t In the following circular.
q, w. BOTELER, sr.
r. II. HAyENNER,
w G. UEALB,
T.PURSELL,
c. H. LANE Trustees
SAMUEL FOWLER,
r. HOWARD,
NORhENT,
H. w. McKNEW,
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aihthlhhs AShiihuahf) NJ NOusNauuloItr 1,b,uDO
There aso al Constantinople about 900 other
Christians OF all nations, and 20 900 lsraeltes who from
hatred 10 Christians always side with the Turks against
them. Among the coo, 900 Turks OF the provinces,
500 900 in Bosnia renegade Savonans and amos, all
the Turks OF Epirus are renegade Albanians.
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sRsr AND MARro--It is said that The manager who
mas engaged Gris and Mario TO vls this country ha.
contracted to pay them fi7ooo, and all their srpsp.e.,
'of I'VE months Trip. during which they are to appear
sxclusvelyhn operas. ID rls 81
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The Real AgitatOrs.

The sbolonisis afford to rest. George Thompson
may be at his in Tower Hamleis, Garrison can A.
ford TO abae his abuse Of The Bible, and the fools and
fanatics OF Exeter Hall, London who illuminate against
southern States can temporarily adjourn, the work
agitation against the institutions OF fifteen States OF this
Unon has been taken on, oisheir hands, and is at
tended TO with great JUNCTION by the whg newspapers Of
the United States. The Washington Republic has the
lead in this labor of love- and is happy in DING the
work which the abotIonsts feel they could no, do half
so wellibe work OF arousng bitterness among the peo-
pie of The North and South preparatory the new anti
slavery crusade While the compromise measures
were bsag discussed and adjusted, it will be remem-
beed that there was sturdy opposition on the part
OF certain political gamesers, who desired 10 keep the
slave dispute alive This the secret OF the indif.
Terence TO the MEASURES OF many OF the whig leaders,
and the opposition 10 General Pierce is produced by
the modification which they feel as they contemplate
the happy results OF those great OF peace None oil
this opposition, however the result OF dsrus OF Gen
era Pierce himself the question inpor,sn, to the
South. There not an aboitions, in the land that does
no, know that the most powerful adversary OF sectional
lem is the present Executive, and those wings who
profess to be in ava of the principles OF the COMPROMISE
do not venture to express the slightest doubt Of the
patriotic determination OF General Pierce resist
every attempt TO interfere with any portion OF these
measures OF justice including the rigid enforcement
of the fuguve-slave law. The Republic. with those
who Join Il 10 these maligni,ies agains, the admnis
rat,on, is mortified that the compromise measures
have produced uanqulzng results but chiefly because
General Pierce has seized the happy moment to mite all
upon the great principles which gave those
At the hazard, then, of arousng the resentment
always to result from such dscussons. and with
object but that which belongs to The lowest grais Of
sanshpthe Rsppbe lends itself tie abolition Leaders 70
agate the slave question, and assal sdmnisntk
pledged before God and to stand BY the nahM Of
the South whenever or however assailed II is donbul
which il the more degrading of the two-'hs Once
which the Republic has subsequently assumed. the
object il 40 unscrupuloosly pursues. r ,#
TREMENDOUS STORM FRAsor.-Angoulemea and it's
vicinity were recently visited by iremen dous storm In
few minutes The streets were transformers into rivers
Part Of the rarape Of tho aqueduct was washed away
and house was thrown down. snd poor deaf and dumb
woman was buried in the ruins. The water in the G
thedral was SIX inches Deep and found necessary
TO form bridges with benches and chairs in order 10 ena
BILE The persons to leave that building. The cellar. in
Aimos all The hon.es in the were inundated and
large quantity OF goods were injured in the shops. q
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Arrivals.

Hon MIR. Mallory, United States senator from Flords.
has arrived in Washington, aud taken lodgings q,
Gadsby's.
Hon. Mr.. Walker. member OF Congress elect from
New York is also In town. at Wilards Hotel
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VALUABLE HoMESTEh Nd NEAR WASHINGTON AT AUG
uonby order Of the ovpsns' court FOR the Of Wash
District OF Columbia will he sold the highest bidder
Tuesday the 2stb instant ~ O'Clock OF
the the lat. Daniel Cold with the
and connodious
Amos Kendall situated norheascy from the Capitol
and a half distant
The buildings and grounds will be shown calling
kendaPs for the purpose Of examining them,
will be in
hand IN. baisnce
months secured ny bonds win security and
JAS. c. McGUIRE,
June T-aawds Aucusnesr.
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~ y. c. MeaUIRE. A..,,o..,r.

n h1nDDsomE BUILDING LOT NEAR THE AVENUE AT PUB
- LIZ shE-On Monday afternoon June 10 On
The premises sa part Of yot No o in souar, M
a fronting u feet inches street, avenue and
NORTH D street, and running back rs feet -
~" o particularly desirable fof business situated
entity Of McKinstys Iron Works. = - ~ =
Terms Of sale One residue in sir and twelve
months satisfactorily secured bearing
the expense Of the purchaser.
- III JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
s""s -'oh
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CITY OF WASHINGTON


Q0mr HsSAr m Lawns, of Montgomery Ai.s~.1 oar
@ travelling agent es ,hs Alabama ana
ssd by @. LEWIS, JAsss o. LAWS anS d. Lswps
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GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY of UtIc. New Yorh
VI against fire, losses inland transportation. O. B.
Covsrrrr, president; JoHS BRows, secretary.
- CHAs DE sELDINC, Agent,
MAY i5-2awu Seventh St, Odd Feows' Hal.
Cooley - CO.. Merchant Taiiors, Eighth street
W oetweeths avenue and D. side
" orders IN tnc line with prompness and
favor with - - ~
June 6-co1w
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June l0eod Ads
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nv y. 9. MeaurRE. Arcs.one.r.

B.LrlsoRn, March 10, 1859.
June B-h .@.t