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Fugitive slave Law.

CINCINNATI June 2n.-United States Com
mis, Toner arrenter publishes long comma
nica'ion in the Gazette, denying the oonsii.s
ionalIty Of taat portion Of the fusi i've eIuye
law making it the duty of commissioners to
issue warrants and hear cases He says be
has refused. and will continue to refuse, to is
sue variants.
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The fact that this property decided to trustees IL
trust, residents Of the strict of Columbia for tn
benefit Of the shareholders, end ever sharehol to,
receiving Dag rreoty pc worth &c. and OF the YER,
nhest quality and elegantly ca.ed tho high charac
Ter snl ons OF thore trustees aud the great
extended reputat on and business Of Mr. v htehursi
be deems sufrirnt guarantees that every promise q
this advertisement will re promptly and faithful
performed, as the labor will be distributed smonz
ma galleries which re capable of producing iron
900 TO 500 pictures per diem Not NOR this,
fifty tn usand sh res will be sold ie io-tf
HlLBUS Ht1Z, Agents for the sale tf order
Ia this city. at their Music Depot south side Peuns
ave., bptw. 10th and IL b streets
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S,uthern Marketr-Efect Of the canads's
News.

New CRsHANs. June % THE cnal~e-cil,
sty,ees by the Canada have hal q -avo ,tle
feet on pttor-the MAJ ket showing uecided
symptoms of an howard tendency No chspge
ia breadstuffs. Holders dispo ed 10 ooer' al
,-eyious quotstions. Coffee and p " sioos
du Pcs
MOBILE, June 22. The cotton market very
i'm and prices tending upwards.
CHARLESTON. June 22-Toe news By the
canada has induced holders Of Cotton to put
he market up.
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BY GAEEN 4 SCOTT, Aucttoneers.
DRlCK HOUSE AND LOT. opposite tho Marin.
- fsrrsrks, at Auction On MONDAY the 26tf
:" ut, We shall sell in front OF the premises, at
'cik T. m, coed teostory end parachute Bous,
ana Lot 81 uate3 on SIN street west betw- en- south
} and streets, Immediately opposite the Marin.
Ssrracks, In Square soi. The LOT fronts on sta Il
80 feet
Title in 'ispu'ahie.
Terms: One-third rash: the balance IN 6. " ard
Is mouths for notes bearing int nest from the d.y
Of the tale '
deed kiTen and deed OF trust taken.
GnEEN 4 SCOTT
je cd Arrtiones,s
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Departure Of the Niagara.

Bosros, June II, ls54-1he Royal Mail
steamship Niagara, Capt. Leitoh, ssiled for
liverpool At .Ot o'clock, this morning. vi b
III passengers, to which 80 will te aide at
HalifIx. She takes out S448, 900 in American
gold bars, Sl020 in American gold coin.
So 600 in silver coin, and sic 900 in sovereixus
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEoReErowN, June o. 1854.

dEoR9ETOWN. June ~, 1904.
The pic mic of the Vigilant Fire Company
on Analostan Island, on Tuesday, was truly &.
brilliant affair. The arrangements were ex
cellent, and nothing occurred during the day
to disturb, to the slightest extent, the pleasure
of the occasion. Too much praise cannot be
awarded the members Of the fire company for
their gentlemanly department., and their IN
firing efforts TO administer to the comfort and
pleasure of their guess. In addition to the
other amusements and pleasures of the day.
quite literary dish was served up in tho
shape of several excellent speeches from me IL,
bsrs of the company and invi cd CUES 3, amons
them the president of the compsnv. E +.
Wright, whose remarks were well-Iimed ty,
and appropriate. The sweet strains Of nusic
which was poured forth by Prosperi's band
added greatly to the joys Of the d,y
We have been requested by poi sons living
near by. to call the attention of the proper
authorities to the pond of stagnaf ed water liz
the cellar and yard of the oil frame tene
ment on the corner Of Bridge and Green stree {.
If something il not done soon to abolish this
nuisance, We think it more than likely if il
does mt breed pestlence, it will full oror
OF mosquitoes to torment the neighboJ hood
See to it, somebody.
We would call the special attention Of tn /.
ladies to the advertisement of Mrs. McGa.
IN another column, and advise one and all VIII
are Ia want OF the articles therein named, /"
give her call before purchasing
T.. s. Wright. au ;tion' er m ide the follown 2
sales OF property: House and lot, corner (, f
second and Fayetre streets. to Mrs Blob f, =
81 100; old frame house on Water street. -
feet front ($750) to Mr. Gaiger; small brick
house and lot on north side West rect to Co
Doughty for 81 ,030; large lot, paris Of Ill AMI
liz, In Ihrekeids addition, with old frame
house, to Joseph Weaver for 81 ,3O5.
rare chance to persons in want of gooi
books Of almost every description will be offer
90 at "rtghts aactisn rooms every eVenir 2
this week
The revival at the NJ E. Church Is still IL
progress and appears to be steadily increa :
ing in interest. The altar is nightly crowde ]
with seekers OF religion, principally your
persons, and on Monday evening a numb.
united themselves with the church. M
Brooke. the pastor, appears to be right in L=
element. and has, by his gentle, affectionate.
and Christian depar mebt. already won for
him elf the undivided affec ions Of bis co.,
creation. lie will p. each this evening at :
o'clock.
At Droyer's Rest thi, week there was fu !.
supply Of beef cattle. prices ranged from 81
TO 30 tor 100 lbs. gross, equal to s. 62as .
net. Lamb. $2.373sS3. Two lots of old shee 2
of very superior quality, were sold at 81! .
per head and 81 so per 100 Ing.
Flour and grain market-Flour is held Il;
IS %, and wheat at 81 75a$l 80 for red a. 4
sl 8Oa$l IS for white. Corn-white and yel-
low 75aS2 cents.
Inc weather is extremely warm. and we be
gin to hear many complaints among the far-
mers and gardeners of the want Of rain
SPECTATOR.
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Maine Democrat, Convention

PORTLAND, ME., June 2l-The Old Hunker
DEN" cratic State Convention is in session her g
70 day. and unsDimousy nominate the Hon.
Allen h. Pain as their candid ate for Governor,
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The Canadian Parliament

QoEBKc, June 2l.-The ministry were ie
teated this morning on an amendment 10 Z: o
address IN answer 40 the speech from a e
throne, for not settling the clergy reserves
The vote was 80 to 29 The dissolution of
Par lam Mt was expected immediately.
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Coaaeeticut Temperance Convention

NEW HAVEN. June ga mass Temperate,
Convention lie in session here too day. 1he at
tendance is very large The different sole
ties In the State are represented.
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philsdeIphia Market

PHILADELPHIA, June ~ -Fiour-Saiss Of
800 bbls. at - as wheat--tsies of red ct
81 Us 81: white at 81 o. Coro-salss @. 5000
bushe.s ~ 80 u 90 cents
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New York Market,

New York, June % Flour steady; sales
5000 bbls state at $50 a - 81; Sou, bern
At IS 30 a 50. Wheat quiet; sales If S Oco
bushels at yesterdays prices. Corn-s,lee OF
1000 bushels OF 10 xed at ~; yellow at 81 Q
81. Stocks 6rm-pIices tending upwards.
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/ II kENT-A very desirable tnr e story brick
l. DWELLING situated on l, bet zen 2i-t ana
I'd streets. Near the -, cle,' Washington 1t con.
'ains two good parlors, hand omsly papered with
number fexcrlen' chambers 1t mas also q f,pe
back building and lot. The whole house il 10 X
cell Mt repair.
Also for rent. q STORE ROOM, on Pa. svenue
next door to Mr.. McBIair's Grocery, near the v sr
Department; 1t /. we'll adap,e to small retail bus
ines or an ONCE. For PARTICULARS enquire Of B. r.
MA Ely, feorgetoWn, or at VIM. T. nove's Coal
Yard VS. ingron. t. lk-dIw
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PURE COUNTRY MILK.

THE prop jetor Of Locust Hill Farm Dairy" hst
l added to his stock tf Cows, and Ia now p,epsret
o increase tia delivery Of tn most necessary aIt
.re now running each tvics q day one ron 81
street to Caption Hill, &c5 one rom eth to l4th ST.
tnd the Island; ana one from l4th street to Georg-
tiwl
Families wishing to be supplied will do well b,
applying few days In advance, to the divers O
lhs a on or address Locust Hill Dairy" ihroue
6e Post Office
THIS rsirJ is two mics from the Post Office OF
the 9TH street road and thos- who feel iptere
q sn article 50 necessary u ealth, comfort, and
Ven lux .ry Of life, are invited to cali and see It.
MANAGEMENT ia l2-ynA
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Rev Wheat.

NORFOLK. June 20.-Two thousand bushels
new wheat. ON North Carolina, were sh D
ped from here yesterday for Balumcre.
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6On YAhDb striped and r,sid silks ~
COO to Gel %, very vUvd md cheap
lvOO ards rich Block silks, nom 10 cts mp
500 do NEAT ,h.,cked India silks OF very superior
qualify
The above gods were bought ct Auction and viii
b sold at very Low pricea
WIN. r RILEY,
Corner sth street, opposite Centre .afkst
nav 3o-ln IA.
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b -. y. WRIGHT. Geor seeoyyn.
VARf HANDS lME FUaNIrURg at Auct on
On WEnNESOAY,ih The q. h last st 10 o'elcek
M snail all will our n serve q, tie TO- a. o..
ms Els occupied By sho maxi er 20 essei. on Sd ST
furnitare o. gentleman declining hvpse ksep-
Jog. cnnsst;nf Of EE~-T-'' = -
Rich pin ii se't paror Chairs Rockers
: Msrble top Centre Table
= k,ch rtor Wind " Curtains
Par or, cham Ter. hail. and atep Csrp4ts
15 kugs. Extension Diniog Table 800.
t MAJ or ny ,ideboa-d. Cane seat Chairs =.
Large git ii rrvr, Msuttl Ii ueI i.c.
(hina lea Sc { GlS swa e. Cas- .ors. -,.s-
MshoyaDy and sln1t B ds e.ds ~
Fest quality hair NJ .tt.ssses -.s.--r
Dr. ssnY bureaus mahogany ". rdrobe
Marble top Wa pets. Chs mbet sess
Large s"asu nsr for kefriperat,r sfg
Wi eSafe, Slaves, Saddle and Bride
With 10 usual sseortmcnt OF Kitchen Requ'.
si'Is
Tfe furnitore is nearly new, having been In use
aeont d m nths.
Term': Az sums of end under sc cash ; over $50
a crdt OF 30 aud 60 days, for sp, roved endois eu
Al goods must be settled for before delivery
ttt l. 8. NRiG11,
'e ~'-us Aueti2Be'r.
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0hin Ri,ar

WHEELING, June % The water In the
Ohio river is four feet deep at this point and
it Pit'sburg three and halt feet
Buiiness both here and a: Pittsburg l. 9. sady
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A TTE\TlO~. PRlNTEESl-For sale, BOOK
IA AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE 1t will b.
very ehesp # app led for Immediately I'd lress
y 4 at this Office. 1, IO-tf
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LIBERAL.--It ia said that $4,000, have been
raised in Georgia to relieve the Batche!der
family.
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SPOKEN OF Hon. W. c. Rives and Hon.
Charles j. Faulkner are spoken Of as candi
dates for Governor of Virginia.
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PHILADELPHIA proclamation has bee r
issued ~ the Board of Health of Philadelphia,
in consequence Of the cholera having made i
appearance in the neighboring cities, enioiu-
ing upon the citizens the necessity of using
every precaution in order to the removal ard
prevention Of local causes for the promoter
and spread Of diseases. The citisens are al
called upon to use their private exertions as q
sanitary police. We trust that the citizens #
Washington will promptly take the nocesssr y
sanitary precautions, without OH ,ial prornp
logs. The cutters Of Pennsylvania avenue.
We were pleased to notice yesterday, were wei
sprinkled with the chloride of lime.
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III + -.

On the morning of the 22d IN slant, JNO. w. GLIB
BONS. of Mississippi, (lats u clerk in tie Treasury
Drpartment,) IN The 40lh year of his age.
DC his funeral will lake place from his late resi-
deuce, on Indiana avenue, between 81 and Sd SIS,
To morrow, (Ftiday) the 23d insta l. at ~ O'clk
a m His friends and the friends of the faaIlIy art
invited to attend.
In this CITY, The 2ist instant, in the Goth year
of her age, JOANNA, wife VI Ma. Parke G. Howle
of the Marine Corps.
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REGATTA AT NEWPORT, X. LIT is said that
q prise. valued at $500, will be offered by The
New York Yacht Club, TO DO sailed for at
Newport about the middle Of August, which
will be open to all vessels.
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$4,000 WORTH OF REAL And
Personai Estate Tor the People.
MAGNIFICENT ENTERpRISE-LIBERAL EoUI.
TABLE AND CERTAIN,

FersOoal Essate Tor the People.
MAGNIFICENT ENTERPRIsE-LIBERAL EQUl.
TABLE AND CERTAIN.
wHFEHuRsTs DAsUERp EoTyPH hNrLRpRIxR
T II. WHtTEHURST has decided To Trustase IN
y trust for the benefit Of the shareholders in tn.
above enterprise, s59Ovo worth of rea' and personal
estate. to be disposed Of among the holders OF share
At the earliest possible date after the sale of all tb.
-nares The shares sre s. each, which entisli tn.
holder TO an equ'tabls share in the " thin named
magnificent collection Of real and personal property
slso to one of hit. hurst s. orlds Fair Premium
Daguerreotypes Of self or friend at any time whep
the certhcote 10 presented at either Of his Galleries.
- 81. G'Ueies.
Baltimore, 206 Market st.; Norfolk, Va. Main st.
Washington, d. c, Pa. av, between ~ and 9Th ST.
'3nchburg, Va, Main ST.; Richmond, Va, II Main
c. Fayetteville, N. G.
so, arrangements have bean made with the fol
lowing celebrated Galleries to redeem the certiti
ats, viz: +.- ...t saf-..,
J.Gurnsy's Gallery No. $40 Broadway,
ID. o. Coliios Co.'s Galleries: Phiadslphis, Pa
NO; lso hestnut street and No. 100 Chestnut ct.
Springfield. Mass, Nam treet.
Westf.ld, Mass Collinss Bui dings
LIST OF REAL AND PERSONAL FsTATH.
One superior Farm, near Norfolk, Virginia, valueu
AT $7,0N
Ln, In Georgetown. @, Seroni street SEQ
oud door from Frederick street ESQ
One House and Lot in Georgetown. D. c., en-
hecorner Of Second and Frtderi streets 45O
One elegant House and Lot In Wa hington, D,
O., on SEVENTH street a so
One nae House and Lot In Washington, D. O.,
on street s,7oV
Court street adjoining Town Hall 2SN
Two LOts in Georgetown on Second street. $500
each Loco
One Lot In Washington on Seventh street 6O
Five Pisnos. $500 each $50
bO ,lendh Gold Lever Watches. $10O...... 500
IS massive Silver Pitcher. $59............... lao
20 do DO Cups. $l2 bO........... &c
IA Dfamond Rings, at $70........... ...... ESQ
~ heavy y ID thains, $3O..............-..... go
20 Silver Goblets SO EACH 400
oO Laiies Bracelets SO esch................ LOCI
eo LADIES' bre8stEana 500
100 Gold Pencils. 81 each........,..,. TU
100 Porte Mennaies, IS each.................. b0
loo snver Card Gases, 5 10 each............ 1,OOC
ooo pam heavy Told Kings. s. sach..-...... SOC
100 fine Gold Lockets, $40 each..........,., l,OtC
S,ooo Annuals.. 500
LOU Photographic Art Journals, 50c EACH. SOC
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A SERIEs or FIaHfs q young
man named George Psrker was arrested BY Of.
hcer Busher, On the oath Of young man
named Daniel Stewart. of Maryland, who
charged Parker with assaulting him. The
ieoner was taken before Justice Goddard,
Who held him to bail to appear o. court. While
this trial was going on, Elizabeth 6oidin and
Cora Howard went to Justice Dom and COM
planned taat they had been assaulted and
bea en- by Daniel Stewart. Stewart was ar.
rested BY officer Allsu and taken before Jus
iice Donn. who held him to bail to appear at
curt At the termination of this case. Srev
art made oath sg tins. Elisabeth Goldin far
keeping a baWdy house. Elissbeth was ar.
r, It'd and appeared for trial. She did not
isuy that che kept the house. and The Maeis.
trate held her ats, to bail to appear at court.
Last evening, Stewart was attacked near the
steamboat wharf, by man named Kirby. a
very oadiy beaten. His face is d -e.ifully
oiseo ana iacera'ed, and he il Ger . nj, unfit
ne was una ON one Of the steamboats, by some
OF his acquaintan:es and brought to the city.
mag's rare was sent for and warrants issued
Tor the arrest Of the parties whom he charges
win the offence. Neither of them has been
arrested yet = -
Yesterday, man named Campbell met VIM
walker, late keeper Of the restaurant under
Browns Hotel, on the corner Of the Avenue
md 9th street., and attacked him with a cow
hide, thrashing him severely. We have not
Heen informed Of any arrest Who're were the
p,lie9 "a
SEAr TO THE FARM ''-MaryrAfen, one of
the hashy degraded. went to justice Hodd ard
this morning 10 make complaint; but Mary
was too drunk to talk straight. and made a
very poor statement of her grievances. The
Justice advised her to 20 home and get sober :;
but she would listen to no advice, until office r
Alien arrested her and took her to the police
ONCE OF the Fourth District, whence she took
a passage to the farm for thirty days.
GCoMMUNICArED
A MEETING was held last night ut Forrest
Hall. Georgetown, for the purpose of raising y
youths military Company, and was very we'll
attended. A committee was appointed 10 draft
a Con st tuition befor next Tuesday night, when
another meeting will be held. at O'Clock, at
the above named hall; and all youths five feet
i've inches high who may desire to join the
company. and who will take an interest in
raising it, are respectfully invited to attend.
DANGEROUS FALL Last night the neigh
borhO0d OF Sth and H streets was distur bed by
the screams Of a woman. Upon inquiry we
found it proceeded from a lady whose child
had fallen out of the second story window.
Fortunately, however, the little one was no,
dangerously injured
WAroH REruRNs.-Tbe only person in last
night for an offence was Charles Scriyener.
charged with disturbing his f.miIy; and this
morning he was sent to J Ill by Captain Birch.
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AUCTION sAEEa
By J. Q. MCGUIRE. Aectton..r

By J. O. MCGUIRE, Aacttone.r.
VMu&BLe RUILossa Ions ,>.s Ii. e.s,.ol
o1 Au ton I'm THURSDAY an moon. jim.
a. e,os'cck, on the pfeuis-s, shall ell Lot.
;rchs. S9nare No $50 fronting esct az ieet IoiI
r,,nns,o oLIIsrars aver ne, b.t.een and AZ .
iuro.oe osck Oh at 90 ct.
A,....s oS Are ceauti:uli, lccs.ed within , .hcr.
=. y. me Sspeoua, aud cf-s rcest insuc.mse,
groupds A'oneion Cd eoe Capitol
for nots bearing interest," s.tssfsc,or,,v asys
JAs o. mc9uIkk.
By GRE EN q SCOTT, Aue,Ier....
VMUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT Auu5lov
% THURSDAY, the I'D instant. at g o,c,o..
p m. Ne shall sell, on ID. premises, let No. ls g.
square S3i frortins 90 fs>t ii inches on scuh 81
between "a and AZ streets, running back Is ieet
incnee, cootaiping aao' $500 30. fest. -f4
ALSO, part Lot No. IL. In same square. fronting q
ice. on y ST ee' south. running baok l3&k fret
Inc ahnve d scribed property Is bspdsomply loca
, q Ia neigsborhood which Is very RAPIDLY improv
ing. - ''
Title indisprtsble.
Ierms NJ sale: One half cssh: tie balance In q
. sno 10 months, with note bearing interest.
oesd given and . deed of trust taken.
Id GREEN L SCOTT,
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Il The most vAlua BILE part Of every mans
education, 10 that which he receives frsm him.
seH. -..v aEFt2AI .sa.G .sa-.
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n Cincianah is this year taxed 81, 7O9 ,Al
Of which about 81 800. 600 is for city and ooun-
ty purposes
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CoAPLErED.-The Artesian we'll, ct Freder-
ick' Nd, is completed. The present yield Of
Of water is about $50 gallons per minute.
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IMMENSE BUSINESS Tho Boston boot and
shoe trade amounts to from $3O,000,000 u
$4,000, 900 annually-so says the Attas.
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% The Philadelphia Ledger thus covert y
throws out most diabOlical hint
Doy'T LEAVE THE DRAW OPEN-Gen Ssm
Houston will address The people Of Norwalk,
CT, on the Fourth of July
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d PIECES Embroidered Curtai,
~ Muslin, at 81 tor IL yards, worth s.
% pieces very rish Curtain Muslin
GU do plaid Cambrics from l25< eta. up
90 d. plain, striped, and plaid Swiss Muslins
Table Cloths, Table Covers and Napkins
lriah Linens some very god for IS cts
The above goods were bought at Auction and VII
De sold much less than their value.
WIN r. RILEY,
Corner sth street, opposite Genre Market.
may 9a-lm
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THE RACES over the Union Course, NY.
terminate to-day. The sport has not been
oOnd
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A SISsoURk-The "news editor, Of TIT
Phiiadeiphia North american must have al
easy time of It,
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TELEGRAPHIC.
FBf HOUSES PRINTING rgLEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY ron THE EvRNIxs STAR.
arrival Of the Canals at Boston-Nost In.
portaut from China.

arrival Of the Canals at Bostcn-Nost In.
portant from China.
BosroS. June %. The steamer Canada hs
frst arrived at her wharf Her mails VIII b
dispatched south by this afternoon o train.
The London papers Of the 10th contain hIeA-
" impcr ant Intelligence from China.
A large body of IMPERIAL troops ATTACHED
The foreign residents at Shanghai, but 49,
'epulsed with severe ,oss
The American and English forces, Who had
oeen hasti,y brought together then stormsd
% carried the camp Of the Impsialists-
ineS we're soon scattered. ~.
Inc action, though brief in durston, va. a.
ended with some loss on the part of the Amer.
cans and English. Two men were killed s,d
welve wounded.
The loss on The side Of the Imperialist. must
nave been severe, although it wss 6uad In
possible to ascertain the uumber Of killed aLd
sounded
AT the last accounts, all was quiet at Shan
ghai. -------
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EXTENSIVE STOCK OF BOUTS AMI
SHOES

Sl1UES.
CHILLING OFF AT COST FOR CASH!-GREA
y INDUCEMENTS To PURCHASERS!!-1n
NJ 20 change my place of business to Iron Hall OF
or about the lst of July next, and wishing 20 com
mPnce opeI atoms In the Sta re with an en- ir
new etock, prop Csc to ell the hole Of NY Irese
large and wsll selected stock Of BOO s ard SHOE.
ut cost foc cash. purchas ofthoss articles durip
the present month therefore % per cent b,
calling ON nie-in word, shall cell at rs per cen
below usual prices. An early call will he found 40
vantageous, as large ass rtment will he foun.
from which to make selection. SP. HOOVER
One d. T east Of the corner Of 8th st. bet 7th an.
Sth street, Ps avenue.
P.s-Persons indebted to me are requested I
settle accounts Immediately, and as an inducsmep
to get them closed during this month, will deduc
per cent from VII bulls paid before the LIST Of Jul
next
The store will be for rent from the LIST Of July.
5e9-Iw e.P.H
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-22

ESCAPE FROM SHARk-On "Wednesday
evening, as three or four citizens Of Cambridge
No. were bathing in the Chop,ank, they SAN
ashsrk, come ten or twelve feet long approach,
ing the N; they succeeded, howev.r, in making
their escape from the sssea-lawyer"