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Further California News

New YORK, May 24-The steamer North
Star, from Aspinwall. has arrived, bringing
700 passengers and $3.50, 600 in gold.
The shipments from : an Francisco were
S9l2, 900 by the steamer Panama, and 81 Isl, =
900 by the Cortes.
The California news is Of little importance
and has been anticipated by way of New Or
leans.
The Governor of New Greneda had abolished
the capitatien tax.
Col. Fremont reports favorable route for q
railroad, and will soon make an important
report on the subject.
The prospects for good crops In California
are very favorable
A rich quartz vein has been discovered near
Placerville.
Dates from Lower California to April 5th
state that Walkers forces, reduced to 40 men,
have all been arrested. Walker has escaped
to Texas, it is thought.
A revolution had broken out iu Bogota. A
new provincial government had been estab
lished, and General Melo had declar ed himself
Dictator. Gen. Herrera, and most of the Ma
tional Congress had fed. Gen. Mosquero was
in Barranquilla with a considerable force.
The constitution Of lS43 is to be partially re-
stored.
Dates from Acapulco to May 5th, state that
Santa Anna broke up his encampment on the
10Th Of April, retreatipg towards the city of
MEXICO. He had previously demanded the
surrender of the castle, but was answered by
discharge of round shot, killing six mon
There is no confirmation of the capture Of 800
of Santa Annals men.
Advices from the Australia gold district arc
cheering AT Melbourne the gold market was
active at f3 LIS. Cd.
Advices from Oregon state that Major c. r.
Larned, U. s. A., had been drowned in Pugets
Sound, together with men
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HOUSES FOR RENT

HOUSES FOR REMIT have for rent
IL several new convenient houses. with lots of
two acres CT ground attached to each situated on
new street parallel with boundary street. running
along the top of the ridge of the railroad where
it leay es the city, little more than mile north
easterly from the Capitol.
These house have from seven to ten rooms esch
including kitchen, with several closets and ce lar
woodsheds and stable, and pumps of excelleu
water at hand The situation is beautiful over
looking the railroad and large portion of the CITY,
and having the Capitol in fult view. The approach
to them Is by II street, Delaware Avenue and n
street, graded and graveed. The soil of the lots is
generally good and capable Of being made very pro-
auctive.
An omnibus DOW runs twice day between these
houses and the Presidents square, by way of III
street, Delaware avenue, II street, 9TH street and
PennsylVania avenue; leaving the houses at about
returning. after brief stands at the War; Navy and
Post Office and Patent Office.
These houses are peculiarly adapted for the resi-
dences OF Clerks and others Of sedentary habits, who
requise exercise either by walking, or by manual
labor in garden.
The houses and lots will be let as they stand with
large shed containing q stall for horse, and an
out-bu'lding at the very low rent ofTWO HUNDRED
DOLLARS per annum, payable monthly. If other
improvements be wanted, they will be made with a
due increase of rent.
Apply to VIM. Stickney, Esq., occupying house
on the same street, or to myself at my residence
the premises. AMOS KENDALL
Washington, May low lint Unionl
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NEW HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,

REFRIGER1TORS WATER COOLERS, dc.
NrE have just opened q handsome assortment Of
w plated GOODS FRENCH CHINA, FAN
CT GOODS and general assortment Of oonvs-
nenees for bousckeepers, which will sell as low
rs the lowest. Our eek in Cabinet Furniture and
Cha RS is now also very complete.
Lanaly REfkIGERATORS, which obtained the
arst premium at the lite Mechanics Fair, have
On hand, land the only house that keeps them In
The city and stste with the utmost nhdsnoe,
that they the only article of the kind that
be called properly Refrigerator; We invite the ut
most scrutiny
We invite n call ct our estsblisbm ent, the only
complete one in FL its parts, in the city.
We will sell as Low any house Can sell that doe
fair business. D0NN BROS
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
AND MILL

LAEM AND MILL FOR SALE.-The
J. subscriber offers for sale his FARM in Prince
William county, Virginia, bordering on Fauquier
and Lou ION counties, and contains tgtwo acres OF
good land. 1t has on it large d WELLIN G
HOUSE, fifty by forty five feet and all the
eut-houses There is a good orchard attached to it
The MIL is large and in good running order. ca
pable OF performing great deal of work, as it Is
situated on constant running stream which ex
tends through the Farm, and is good water as is
in Virginia.
Amy one wishing to purchase, can see me at tn .
Columbian College or the Farm at any time, as it s
situated but four miles from the Manassas Gan
Railroad, at John Chapman's TIL oroughfare and
GAINESVILLE.
Terms One-balf cnsh the balance in two equal
insalm nts with approved eudorsers bearing inter.
est Deed given and deed of trust taken.
may 25-3t* WILLIAM NJ NALL,
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~ CURE OF SCRoFuLA OF TEN TEARS STANDING by
the use of Kidwelrs Beach Drop confirmed By the
certificate of Mrs. Emerson, of Alexandria, who has
gained considerable reputation for the treatment of
Ulcers, Dc. Mrs. Z. will give further information to
any one visiting her relative to the case The char
aater Of the BEACH DROP is fully established that
no one doubts that it possesses greater medicine
virtues than any other preparation manufactures
for the cure OF Scrofula, Bronchil Diseases, Rheu-
matsm, &c. Strangers visiting Washington who
have friends afflicted with such Diseases can have it
sent to any part Of the United States securely
packed. SEQ further evidence on first page of the
"Starn th1a
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By j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
By J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

First Ward at Auction.-0n FRIDAY after
noon, the Goth instant, at O'Clock, on the premi
ses, shall sell part Of
Lot No. g. In Square lee, fronting % feet IL in. on
Pa avenue, between 18th snd 18th streets, running
back about 100 feet to a 20 foo. alley.
Lots Nos. and s, in Square 20, fronting on st
tetw. Goth and 2lst SITS
Lot No. IL, fronting on 2lst street, betw. and
streets.
Lots Noe. Is, 20, 81 and "a, fronting on nerth L,
betw. Goth and 2lst SITS.
Lots IS and y, fronting on GOTH between K and
streets.
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance in 6, II, and is
months for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing In
terest. J. C. McGUIRE,
may I'D Aucti oneer.
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED
IN SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE.
Behind the scene, by Lady Bulwer Lytton
Myrtle Wreath
The Merry Wives Of London, illustrated
Josephine, or the Romish Poison
An expose of he Secret Order of "Know Nothing p
Everything In the Book, Nswspaper, and staaon
cry line for sale At
eHILLINGTON's Bookstore. :
Cor Pa. av. and ~ st. Odeon Building,
may VT
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The DARK DAY-0ur readers are probably
aware there will be an eclipse of the sun to.
morrow. According to computations the fol-
lowing will be the time Of the eclipse at the
neighboring city of Baltimore
Inns
Time of beginning. "A Oh IL p. m.
Greatest obstruction. .....5 %
Time Of ending. ...........6 q SO
The following is the scientific account of
this great eclipse, which is exciting 80 much
interest:
The central line of the shadow of the moon
will first touch the earth in latitude deo AZ
min north and 1872 deg 81 min. east longi.
tude-a little southwest of the Caroline Isl.
ands, In the North Pacific Ocean. Thence it
VIII pass In northeastly direction over the
CarCilnes, and north of the Musgrave and
Sanawich Islands, touching the continent of
Nolth america near Cape Flattery. in Wash
lngton Territory, and reaches its most north.
ern point as it crosses the Rocky Mountains
LATITUDE Az deg. IS min. longitude l03 deg.
thence 1t is detected southwark, passing over
the Black Foot country, Minnesota, Lake Su
Perior, Lake Huron Canada West, Northern
New York, Vermont, New Hampshire and
Maine, leaving the earth in the Atlantic south
OF Nova Scotia-lat. Sc deg. Is min north.
Ion. 81 deg. SO min. west From calculations
submitted to the American Academy of Arts
N ~ WI dlHe, IL appears In at the
moons shadow thus passes over I45t deg of
lon. and 56 of lat. in hours, Al minutes and
81 seconds
STEALING BY WHOLESALE YESTERDAY. Levi
hoin and II. L. Strausburger, Germans. deal
ers In old metals, furniture, &c, were arrested
and taken before Justice Goddard. charged
with receiving stolen goods. The goods stolen
belonged to two young men, who have com.
menced the gas-6tting business in our city.
and were valued at about SIO0. A part, about
$50 worth, was recovered. The examination
OF the prisoners led to tho arrest of two bows
Thomas and Joseph Robbins, as the thieves
The examination of these boys was leading to
further discovery; but Thomas, with his
usual cunning, ordered his younger brother to
shut his mouth" which prevented further
disclosures
Tom is acquainted with police business. and
is teaching his brother to be as shrewd scamp
as himself. The two men were held to bail
for court, and Tom and Joe sent to Jail.
THE BRITISH MINISTER'S PARTY, which
came off yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock.
continued till late hour last night Pros
peri's Cornet and Weber's Cotillon Bands dis
coursed excellent music for the enjoyment of
the company
WATCH RETURNs.-The only prisoner in the
duard House this morning, was free negroes
named Ann Gasaway, drunk and disorderly:
sent to the work house for 80 days.
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h.. received.

WILMINGTON has received
- Godeys Lady's Book for June
The Docd Family Abroad. by Charles Lever, author
Of Charles OMslley
Bride Of the Wilderness, by Emerson Bennett
Virginia and Magdaena, by Mrs. Southworth
The Star Chamber, q Historical Romance, by Aims
worth
Uncle Tom in Paris
New and Correct Maps of the Seat Of War in the
East
Yankee Notions for June
Every new book published received Immediately
afterwards and for sole at
sHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Cor. Pa. av and ~ st., Odeon Building.
NAV Off
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COL. FREMONT.

Is now engaged in another Exploring Expedition
TO the Pacific. G. 8. Emerson has long been engaged
in exploring BALD HEADS, and has at length
brought before the Public Compound, which Is a
POSITIVE CURE FOR Badness, and to prevent Hair
from falling, which thousands who Lave used will
TESTIFY. Zee Circulars, to be had Of the Agents,
giving particulars. Price S1.0O in large Bottles.
Soil by all Druggists in Washington and George.
town, D. c. 2. D. GILMAN, General Agent, for
Washington and surrounding country
G. e. FISHER & co. Proprietors
No. AZ Superior Street CLEVELAND q
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By j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON penn

NJ EN- SaLUAbDE FkUPEhE1 UN PENN.
sylvania avenue at Auction On MONDAY
afternoon, May Goth, at So O'clock on the premises
shall sell part of Lot No. s. in reservation No u
fronting l6 feet inches on Pennsylvania avenue
between I'd snd 81 sts. west, running back los feet
inches to L. feet alley, containing $50 square
feet, with the Improvements, con i,tng of q t. O.
story brick House and back buildings, containin g
nine rooms, occupied as Restaurant, known as he
Green Tree House"
This property is well located and admirably or
ranged for any public business
Title indisputab'e.
Terms: Onethird cayh; the residue Ia 6, IL IL,
and "a months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed,
bearing Interest.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
may I'D Auction.ar
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BY j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

ELEGANT ROSEWOOD B0UDOIR PIANO, sU-
Ia perior Paris made Cabinet Furniture, Crimson
SIX and Damssk Curtains, French Plate Mirrors,
Gilt Chandeliers, French China, Dinner Dessert aud
Teaware PIaQuet Table Service, splendid Carriages
and Horse &c.-on TUESDAY morning. Nav both
at 10 O'Clock at the residence Of his Excellency Sc
nor Don J. j. de 0sma, Peruvian Minister. on st
between Sd and AZ sts shall sell all bis Furniture
and Household Effects, viz:
Elegant Rosewood Boudoir seven octave Piano-forte
made By ''Coliard Collsrd," London
Suite of elegant crimson Brocate,le covered Roe
wood Par;or Furniture, comprising two large
French Sofas, two Arm Chairs, ten Par,or
Chairs. and Piano Stool, all richly carved
Rich Crimson Silk Curtains, Cornicee. &c.
Two large French plate Mirrors. In heavily oraa
mented gilt frames, with Brackets, Tables,
and Slabs
Beautiful carved Rosewood Mirror front etagsre
Suite of Rosewood Drawing room Furni.ure covered
with crimson damask, consisting OF enc La ge
French Sofa, two Arm Chairs and Elk Parlor
Chairs
Suite of Mahogany Parlor Furniture, covered with
yellow silk damask, comprising one Tete,a
Tete Sofa, two Arm Chairs, and four ParIor
Chairs
Suite Of yellow dsmask Curtains, and Cornice to
match
Suite Of handsome blue 6amask Rosewood par!o-
Furniture, consisting of Tete s-Tete Sofa,
Arm Rocking Chair, and four Gothic Psrlor
Chairs
Set of Mahogany and hair spring seat Furniture,
consisting of Sofa, Arm Chairs and six French
Chairs
Very handsome mahogany Writing Cabinet
French Mantel Clock, inlaid Work Table
Astral Lamps, Vase, Card Receivers, Mantel Orna.
ment3
Fine mahogany Secretary, Book Case
Handsome hesded arm end reclining Chsirs, in
Crimson Plush
Mahogany cane-seat Lounges and Camp Chairs
Elegant high post ren Bedsteads, entirely gilt With
handsome blue damask canopy ard hangings
Single Iron Camp Be1stesds, with hapgipgs
vai Rod. oil
Beautiful rosewood narble-top dressing binet
Rosewood Washstauds, Wardrobes
DressiE & Table French China Toilet Sets
Magnificent mirror front Wardrobe
Rosewood Chamber Chairs, covered with green mo-
Superior hair and huk Mattresses Bolste.s and Pill
lows
Fine Blankets, Narcotics Quilts
Cherry ana walnut Cottage Bedsteads
Plain Bureaus, Wsshstands Toilet Sets
Elegant Tapestry and Brussels Carpets
Brussels stair Carpets. painted Floor Cloth
Splendid Gilt Chandeliers, Window Shades
Walnut extension Table, mahogany side Table
| Superior marble top Sidebeard, etagere
| Splendid French China Dinner, Dessert, end Tea
| Sets
| Rich dinner service o. Plaouet ware, comprising
round and oblong dishes, covers, walters, cas-
| tors, salts, coasters
Crystal cut glass Decauters, Goblets, Chamr agnes
Finger Bowls, Wines, Tumslfrs
| Handsome gilt Dessert Service, Table Cutlery
| Refrigerator, Fire Sets, &c.
The shove cabinet furniture Is all of the most SUI
perior kind, having been made to order In Pari. and
| but little used.
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STAGE LINE TO BLADENsBURG.

uSAn The subscriber takes this method
of informing the public that he will
on the first day of June ensuing
establish and start STAGE CONVEYANCE for
persons who desire. prefer ths mode Of travelling
to and from WASHINGTON, bLADENSBUPG and
ELLAFiLLE. 1t will be found great convenience
especially between the hours Of the cars starting and
returning to and from this city.
In this new enterprise, for which he soiicits pa
ronGge, he will devote his best energies personally
to the and comfort OF those who favor him; il
being his determination to secure fleet and gentle
horses, and well planned vehicle for their benefit
TIME: Leave Washington at s11 a. m. and ~ p
m Leave Badensburg and Eliaville at a. m. and
p. m.
Fare, % cents each way. E. p. GOODMAN.
Place Of starting in Washington, National Hotel
corner Of 9th street and Pa avenue.
NAV 2l-1yA
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NAV I'D
BY Jas. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
IlNHE LAST OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A

ny Jas y. McG CIHE, AuctfOneer.
I'VE LAST OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A
Building Lot On 18th street, between G and Ii,
west sds.-On THURSDAY, the LIST day Of June, at
O'Clock m, shall expose for sale that beauti-
fally located building Lot No &c, in Ssusre No $50
This lot Is tysix fest nine inches front between
Sr1ck buijipgs extending back l04 feet to an alley
- feet wide, and is situated the west side of 18th
street ives between G and II streets north. Located
within few minutes walk Of most of the Churches
IN che CITY, the Public Departments, pennsylvania
avenue, and Schools, "a Public Water Reservoir not
over 100 feet distant) together with its excellent
neighborhood and admitted superior locality as to
health renders it one Of the very best building lots
in Washington. For persons desiring to erect three
houses t. rent, In view of no waste of ground and
locality 1t has not its equal ia the city and for per-
sons wishing to erect tive first class houses none is
superior One half of the lot will first be sold with
the privilege of the whole.
Terms One third cash balance in fire, ten, IF
teen, and twenty months, with interest secured by
deed of trust on the premises.
All conveyancing at expense Of purchaser.
Title indsputabe. j. G. MCGUIRE,
may 25-d&ds Auctoneer.
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~ SMITHS DYSPEPSIA CcKpr,L-Thie delic;ous
compound Is offered positive cure in sill cases Of
DYSPEPSIA, Or arrangement of the Digestive organs
Eertncates Of extraordinary cures accompany each
oottie 1t is entirely vegstabs and free from any
d'letsrious substance. For sale by T. d. GILMAN
and at Browns Hotel, Washington, and wholesale
and retail by Dr. SMITH, Is and 90 South 10Th st.
Philadelphia. may Eft
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LNOR SALE-A neat twostory Frame HOUSE on
Il Massachusetts, avenue between 4th and 5th
streets, containing six covenant and well arranged
reons which viii be sold very cheap if early ap-
piled for. Also three three-strry Brick Houses on
between 9th and 10th Streets together with several
Houses suitable for small families
Also, number of Building Lots; one near the
Railroad Depot.
Apply to tie subscriber at JAS F. Harvey's, Un.
dertsker, fth between and streets or at the Ct
fcs Of Justice Dom. RUDOLPH BUCKLEY
may 22-IwH
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~ READER, would you not like to send your Da
guerreotyre to some absent friendf If So call AT
ADAhss Metropolitan Gallery, and there you can
procure q superb miniature for trifine sum. in.
serted In fine case, which can be sent to any part
Of the United States for IL cents by mail Splendid
Stereoscopic portraits made daily for and S. d..
guerreotypes in fine cases from 81 upwards No so
cent pictures made at this Gallery Can and exam.
inc specimens a. ADAMS
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800 odVerdsement In another column

~ Joe ShilIington receives all the Nrw
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS az fast al published. He
is agent for Harper's and all the other Magazines,
and our readers Will always find large and good as
sortment of Blank Books and Stationery his Book
store, Odeon Building, come, of and Penn
syivanis avenue. aug 10
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OLD POINT HOTEL.

THIS fsvorite summer resort. ce,ebrated for its
4 fine sea bat hing and refre, hing sea treeie win
be opened for the reception OF guests On
June LIST. With the recent improvements II Rough
renovation, and paintings the establishment vii
present additional Undue. ments TO invaids and per
SOILS seeking delightful summer residence.
With the experience of the undersigned, after tive
assistants and his personal attention 10 the busf
ness be hopes 20 merit full share the public Is
tronage. q. &. WILLARD.
OLD POINT CONFURr. VA. NAV l0-sotlgtJuna
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NoNEY-MoNEY-MoNEY.

IMPORTANT SOTiCE-hH Persons In want Of
L Seney An be supplied with al. runs.
Cash advances On Jewslry. Watches. Furniture.
Groceries. aud Clothing Ali business negotiated
strictly conf Genital.
ISAAC HERZBERG,
Pawn Broker, eouth side Ia avenue, between ~
and 81 sts, opp. L. s. Hotel.
H's- store closed on Saturday until candle light
ap 26-eodms
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BY D. B. CAMPBELL & co.

=. ~. STKATTON, AUotiOneer.
I IMPROVED PROPERTY in Square No. 3SS, at auc-
i tion.-On MONDAY, May 29th, at OK ocloc X
p m, on the premises. shall sell lots Nos and ,
in Square $685. each fronting % feet on south st
with depth of lbs feet on 9th street west to an al.
ley, improved by twostory brick Dwelling with
large bake and brick stable, being desira BILE
location for family grocery.
Terms m ade known a the sale NAV 2o-d
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A. BALDWIN, at his Factory, corner of Sd st.
aud Indiana avenue is prepared to fill all orders for
Doors, Sash. Blinds, Mouldiugs, &C.
Turning in wood, such as Balusters and Newes.
Scroll saving for builders, Cabinet and Coach.
makers.
A large quantity Of the above articles on hand at
lew prices.
Also, lot Of second hand Store Fixtures, Count
| ers, Drawers, Shelving, &c. ap4-eo3m
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At 4 O'Clock ID, m.

At 4 o'clock p, m.
Span OF large Bay Carriage Horses, Of fine figure
and action, and warranted perfectly sound
and kind in harness
Handsome family Carriage, nearly new
Elegant French Coupee, built 10 order by claw
renee" Of New York
One open Phaeton, very little used
Set of silver mounted Carriage Harness
Horse and carriage Covers, stable Furniture, &c.
Terms $50 and under cash; $50 q credit OF
sixty and ninety days, for notes satisfactorily
dorssd, bearing interest
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
NAV I'D Auctioneer
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The Nebraska Bill in Massachusetts,

BosroS, May 24.-The Democratic commit
tee of Suffolk county met last evening and
adopted resolutions endorsing the Nebraska
bill by vote of 43 to 8. They also voted TO
fire salute of lis guns to-day, one for each
one who voted for the bill.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May 25.-Flour-Howard street
held at IS so. wheat-2000 bushels offered:
no sales, but held shade higher than yester-
day Corn-Sales Of 10. goo bushels white at
6S to 40; yellow at 7Oa72; mixed At 6s cent?
Oats-Sales of 1900 bushels at 56a59. During
the week 5000 bbls Of Pork have been sold at
SI4al4 Is per barrel
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~ NEURALsIA.-This formidable disease which
seems 10 bsfe the skill of physicians, yields like
magic to Carriers Spanish Mixture.
Mr.. r. Boyden, formerly Of the Astor House, New
York, and late proprietor Of the Exchange Hotel, at
Richmond, Va, is one of the hundreds who have
been cured OF severe Neuralgia, by Carter's Span
ish Mixture.
Since his cure, he has recommended it to numbers
OF others who were suffering with nearly every form
OF disease, with the most wonderful SUCCESS
He says 1t Is the most extraordinary medicine he
has over seen used aud the very best blood purifier
known.
*ssSoe advertisement in another column.
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MARRIED.,

On the Odd instant, by the Rev. James q. Done
Ian, THOMAS G. CLINTON and l.. REBECCA,
second daughter Of the late Thomas Johns Esq.
At Boston, on the l7ih instant, by the Rev. j. c.
StOckbridge, Mr. EDWARD TUCkERMAN to Miss
SARAH E. s. CUSHING, daughter of Thomas p.
Gushing, Esq.
On the 23d instant, at ST. Peters Church. in this
city, by the Rev. John F. Hickey, EDWARD NJ.
HAMILTON TO HENRIETTA R., eldest daughter
of John G. Fitzpatrick. Esq.
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Rejoicing st Hartford.

HARTFORD, Conn, May PA national a.
lutte was fired here on the rece ut Of the news
of the passage Of the Nebraska bill.