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80 - "a ..s-i
COOPERATION LAw.-The roiice officers. it
appears, have begun operations uuder the
liquor Law. We are aware that a nueber of
warrants have been issued, and the officers are
on the search for evidence on which to issue
others. The penalty for selling liquor without
license j. fine of $50; selling on SUNDAY.
$40 hne; keeping open on Sunday not les. than
$40 nor more than 81; but for The second Of
fence il has been usual for the Mayor 10 with.
draw the license For keeping open after IL
o'clock at night, $40 fine No dou BIT there are
violations osthis law, and il should be enforced
or repealed. But if enforced let il be done
without respect to persons.
OFFICERS OF THE GRAND EScAMPNENr, !. o
y. AT the annual meeting Of the Grand
EncaInpment Of the District of Columbia, on
Tuesday evening, the following were elected
omcers for the ensuing year: George w. Rob
inson. Grand Patriarch Charles Calvert
Grand High Priest; e S. Allen, Grand Senior
Warden; ". d. Stewart Grand Junior War.
den; Samuel Z Douglas, Grand scribe: ] ohm
I. Clemens, Grand Treasurer; Jas A. Brown
Grand Marshal; A. II. Jones, Grand Sentinel.
ANOTHER RAPE CAsE-Yesterdsy afternoon
eolored man named George Sims vas ar-
rested by officer Martin and taken before Jus.
ice GODDARD to answer the charge of rape
upon his own daughter. His victim was pre-
sent 70 give evidence against him. and her
statement Of the circumstances il truly horrj
Ole. Justice Goddard committed him to mi,
70 answer for his conduct before the Criminal
Court This Is another Of those sickeuine
crimes which have latterly become % rife in
our community.
ANOTHER SATURDAY TRIP TO PIsEY PoIyr
II will be seen that the swift steamer George
Washington, Capt Job Corson, ia again an
nouneed for . triptO Piney Point pavilion on
Saturday afternoon next. This time q sufi.
Gent numb Der Of mattresses, full supply Of
food and choice assortment Of refreshments.
will be provided. 50 that the excursionists can
be accommodated on boa ard the steamer if there
Ia not room at the Pavilion. This ID an e1-
csllsnt arrangement, sltogeI her Offering high
inducements to the public TO take the interest
Ing trip.
LIE MISSES BAKER SCHOOL IA Parent"
speaks in high terms of the recent examina.
hon Of the Misses Bakers school, on Capitol
Hill, and congratulates them on their success
fui lators in training the future womec Of
the Republic. The school is one Of the ,est
IN Washington .--..-
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENTS
GCCp CEToru N,r10

GEcRGErowN, May IL, 1854.
Letters have been received by Ia, Messrs
Dodge, that the schooner Washington. Cant
Smith, of the New York packet line, put into
Gosport few days since dismasted. She wa:
from New York, bound to on. city with carcc
of merchandise for the District We have .ot
been able to learn the particulars of the acct
dent.
we have been requested by Mr. May, whose
property was consumed by fire on W ednesday
night, to say, that the report which has been
circulated through our city, that he was work.
Ing IN me building during the night of the
tire, IS wholly untrue. and that he mas no. ~
any time worked in them at night.
We nave beard several complaints from rer-
sons living near the corner Of Montgomery and
Dunbarton streets. of quite crowd of ooIored
ooys and young men, who are in the nightly
ha1it OF assembling at the above named place.
and annoying the neighbors by the hour with
their yells, oaths, vulg arity, and other disor.
derby conduct, We hope the town officers will
take pity on those living near, and try and put
a stop to 1t, especially on the Sabbath.
services OF very interesting character will
be held In Trinity (koman Catholio) Cburcb
to-day. Saturday and Sunday. The most Rev.
Archbishop is expected
Inc Sabbath School attached to the Me:ho.
dlsi Church, have resolved to make an excur
sion down the Potomac, about the first off Inc
The annual excursions of this schoo! are looked
forward 10 with deep interest by many per
sons, ahoTding as they do every one who nc
companies the innocent juveniles an opportu.
my of spending day in real pleasure.
The Rev. Mr.. Brook, Pastor of the Methodist
Church, will preach in the Methodist protcst.
ant Church, ON next Sabbath morning, at II
Inc Canada's news caused decline of l23
cents per Dbl. on -four. Whea. cont;nnes
scarce and in demand prime red ST. % a s.:
prime white 81 81 0S. Corr-white and vel
low - 20 cents. Sprcr,rop
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Murder at ST. Louis &c

CINcINNAfI, May 10. b Laidiav. a soene.
painter at the Peoples Theatre, St. Louis was
murdered on Friday last. A man named J.cL-
son, who was supposed to be the murderer had
ansconded; and was last seen at the railroad
depot, az Springfield ~~
5000 buffalo rObes-the first arrival Of the
season-were sold Mt ST. Lsuis an Ss,nr1or =,
So 81 per robe a'
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TIE STEREosCoPI This beautiful instrument
and wonderful a. beautiful-has been seized upon
by the aguerreotypists, simplifed and put be- fore
the public for general adoption. On viewing the
application OF it to Daguerreoype pictures it is hard
to ain ones waFmest enthusiasm, so astonish-
ing is the result produced The object of vision seen
through the Siereoscope is no longer picture; it
has all the iineaments aud peculiarites and pres
ence OF the living subject, only less in size The
completeness with which this is done must be seen
to he believed The only place that We know of in
The city where Stereoscopic Dsguerreotypes can be
procured is HIrEHURsr's, on Pennsylvania avenue
The world is indebted to Professor WHEATsroNE for
this beautiful invention, which equals in fact what
We only read of in the fabulous miracles of Friar
Bacoa.
The beautiful Daguerreotyres described above,
are daily sold at WHIrEHURST's GALLERY, Pennsylve.
MIA avenue near AZ street.
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Letting Of the North. Western Railro.d

PIrrsBuRG, May 1.-The letting of the
work on the North Western RaiIroo5 80
place at Hutler yesterday. The whole vork
was let to Messrs. Malone. Painter. Gonder A
CLARK, company of reliable and responsibI.
contractors. who will push il on Vigorously
Ihe hrst thirty-fve miles, from BlairsyiIle 70
Freeport, are required to be done by the first
OF May, 1885, the whole road will be com.
pleted by the first of Nav. 1856
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AUCTION SALES.
By Z. 8. WRIGHT, Georgeto~n.

BY L. 3. WRIGHT; GebrgetOWn.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE at Auction
MONDAY next, the 18th inst, at o'clock n
m shall sell, in front of the premises Lot No. liz
fronting GO feet the north side of Sc ond street
by 100 detp. and part of lot No. Ill, fronting q Fl
by i[o In depth, with the improvements, being a
large Frame House with brick basement and back
buildings, stable, &c.
Terms: One half the purchase money cash: bal.
ance on credit Of six and twelve months, for sp-
proved endorsed notes, bearing interest
L. s WRIGHT,
lnoS 80 Auctoneer.
BY J. @. McGUIRE, Auctioneer.
INLEGANT SPAN OF HORSES, COACH. AND
u Harness On TUESDAY afternoon, Nav III,
at o'clock, in front Of my Auction Rooms, / shall
sell an excellent span of dark bay Horses seyenteeu
hands high, and Of most comm apding figure and Sc
ton. years old, warranted per fsctly sound ami
kind In any harness drive OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or
singly-can trot eight miles an hour side by side.
that being their natural gait and faster hen want.
ed, fne spirited, and proud Travellers and 1erte tly
manageable IN every respect, are in fine, healthy
condition, and thoroughly sccliaated iTee from all
tricks and considered ny competent utges to be as
ALSO
ve-y fine Coach and Harness, built to order by
Coils Lawr nee, n. Y. and cost 81 $50
The abo re establishment i. sold for no fault ws.
ever, being the property of the Hon. VIM NJ Gwin.
who has no further use for il
Those in want will find this an onnortun;tv 4,
purchase that seliom occurs Further p.rtjcpISr.
may be obtained on app'icaticn to the Auctioneer
sale positive Terms at sale.
n,,r,, JAS. MCGUIRE,
may Ia
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The VIRGINIA SMALL NOTE LAw.-The Nor
folk Argus apprehends no difficulty in en-.
forcing after the list of June the law against
the circulation Of small notes in Virginia,
and adds:
every facility will be afforded at the Treas.
ury of the United States for the circulation
of change, and for the purpose of carr, ing
out the object of the Legislature. We under.
stand that on Saturday, ten thousand dollars,
on application of the collector was received
at the custom house of thispo from the U nj ed
States mint at Philadelphia, in silver coin
in the denomination of halves and quart ers,
TO be disposed of for general use to all those
who are ready to give gold in exchange for it..
we further learn that constant supply will
be kept on hand, which, in connection with
the one dollar gold piece and the quarter eagle,
and the three dollar coinage which is now
being struck off at the mint, will leave no OK
cuse or pretext for the violation of this salu-
tary law
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Noh SALE, HOUSES AND VACANT LUTS-A
1, psat and we'll built two.storrv franc rSITSE =:
perfect order situated on Massachusetts, avenue be
tween Attn and 9th streets, containing rooms. The
house Is now vacant and possession can b. had i'm.
n. ediately. -'"@ --'
Also, two containipg 5 rooms each situata, q,
f.h, bstween and street. One On X. beta-een 81 n
and Ita streets, containing rooms, perfectly new
une two story brick. containing rooms, on K be
tween attn and 5tn streets. Together with mum Der
OF valuable Building Lots-one nesr t.. Railroad
De.ot, ana the others in different parts Of the civ
for sale or rent-a Carpenter Shop
Apply at the Office of Justice Dom or m tho e,,h
scriber, RUDOIpii RI ~ iu ~ w u
~. "a. me saence OF J. +. Harvey, Undertaken, on
18th between 4 and II streets
n. R-Persons wishing to buy, sell, or exchange.
wouia do well to call on the subscriber
NAV 6-Iw*
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Cholera on the Mississ;nn; P;var

ST. LorIs, May 10.-Thirty deaths from
choiera occurred among the German passenoers
on board the steamer Dresden, which arr;yaS
at St Louis on Friday. '''ee
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Death-Democratic Convention

NEW YORK, May ll.-C Ellis. an ex-mem.
Der OF Congress from this State, is dead.
Inc Democratic State Committee of Nev
iork have called State Convention al Syra-
c9se, on the 9th of September, and have Also
Administration
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AUCTION SALES.
BY D. B. CAMPBELL A en-

~. SIRATTON. Aucttoneer,
LtoRE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFFCTs OF
SrIsate Fsmiiy-on SATURDAY moyn,n,
May 18Th, st 9ls O'Clock, in front ot on- sn,,,
viz: iient VI fufhltur
Spring seat Sofas and Tste s.Tatss
Mahogany, hair, and can sat Ch.;r.
ROCKERS Divans, Footstcols Ottomsns
Piaro Forte and Stools. sideboard, Tea poxs
Manogany framed Looking Glasses. Hat Rsck.
Dressing and plain Bureaus Wa .hstan =,
Superior Hair Mattresses ard Feathers
Stuck Mattresses, Brussels and Ingram Carpsts
Crockery and Glassware
Wooden and Ironvsre
Stoves, Kitchen Utensils &c.
Terms: Under sos cash. over SOS a credit of thirty
tsrest.
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GERMANS CELEBRAT. d TOOTH WASH

ZEKnAN'S CELEBRATE D TOOTH WASH.
Wis Delicious article combines so many me ritori
Gus qualities that il has now become a stand.
ara iavorite with the citizens of New York Phils.
depha, and Bal inore Dentists prescribe Il In their
practice most successfully, AID from every source
the most hattering laudations are awarded it
in1iamed and bleeding gums sre immediately ben
eftted by its its action upon them is very mild
soothing, and effective II cleanses the teeth so
thoroughly that they made to rival o. arl in the
Wilderness, end diffuses through the mouth such a
delightful freshness that the breath is rendered ex
quisteiy sweet It dissffscts all those impurities
which tend TO produce decay and, as a consequences,
main sound
Prepared cny by FhaNors ZERMAx, Druggist, Phil.
adeiphia, and sold by W. III GILMAN, Washington,
ana by al bruggi Is, at only Is cents bottle. 20
may 6-3m
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ny GREEN q SCOTT, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT near the RaiIr al
.epoe 81 Aueaon.-On THURSDAY, the isih
Instant we shall SELL in front of the premises nj X
oSiocS, p m, or Immediately after tie sale of The
saIe OF Lot No in square No. &c. north haIs at
10, In square 6s5, fronting q fee. in On Hortb
eapi11I street, and running back lao feet
Terms of sale Ons-tbirti Gosh ,ne hs,.,..
ana 10 months, tie purchaser 20 give notes for
.ns oeseffeu payments, bearing interest from dav
ceed given snd deed Of trust taken
GREEN SCOTT,
10y AUctonsars
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BALTIMORE, Nav 2-Flour-ssle, ~ l,oo
bbis. of Howard street at 1887. Wheat
sales of 200 bushels; white at POS 2l2c's
red. 200 20s cents. Composites of I2Goo
bushels-yellow. q a IS cts. white. 79a 7ac,s
Oats sold Mt 50 - cts Butter in kegs az la
= ! cts; roll at l6 p cts Prices of other
articles unchanged
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MRS. NJ. A. SCRIENER

R BURNS thanks to the ladies of whsiip rtop IN,
III their very liberal encourag. menf .ny eo,1s
ioform them that she has removed 70 the corrar ~
f1hasy wanna avenue AMI 10th street. over a p
Alen $, Fly Goods Store, where she will oontinne no
ORNAMENTAL NEEDLE WORK L,dtes, Ts,n,as ne
cnilcaens Dresses infants flannel Josey'e. Gentls.
me- $ vest patterns traced on the shortes, notice
cts. per yard msys o..z
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New YORK, May Ia.-Flour un..,,I.s. s.,..
Of $500 bbls. Saie at s. 81 a 81 m. So,,h..,s
az IS " 50 Is Wheat unchanged. Corr
sales of 10000 bushels mixed at Is cents vel
low at ~ so cents. Cotton steady. STOCKS
unchanged
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Death Of q Merchant.

CHARLEsroN, May l0.-Hon. Henry X. Har.
raj, OF Bridgeport. of the frm of Harral
sprouie Co, of New York. and Hare. Cal,
noun Co, OF Charleston, died a. Augusta,
Ca, on Wednesday morning.
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BY }. c. MCGUIRE, Auct,one.r
I'SOSIEE's SALE Ply virtue of a deed Of trn.t
executed TO me by John A. King, decesseI,
ana CT record in Liter J. A. g, No. 80, one OF the
OF columbia, l will expose t. s.ia, en- the nram
In TIE city OF Wash nsIon and District of Conul ia
on THURSDAY, the 18TH in tant at o'clock in The
a.'ernooa, lot numbered four a. in square num-
feet. ' '-'u9dh /.
Terms; onetairi ca n, and the balance in tT,r.e
anu Sc L1.onlhs by notes secured " deed of t,rst
IL 4. tne terms are not coupled with within three
ths "issi ln' lie. The property will he resold al
- cast and risk OF the purch 4ser
+. ". RISQUE, Tru tee
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
may Id Ap.,;.,,
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TO THE LOVERS OF GOOD THINGS

UST received 80 chests fresh imported Black
- Tea, superior to any that we have yet introduced
at 5O cents poun1. This article is intended to in
crease the high rni utation already have in keep
ing goods OF the finest qualities. Those who love to
indulge in delicious cup of Tea nay depend upon
this, being entirely free from the unpleasant ta.,s
and deeterieus effects 50 general with most of the
Teas retailed elsewhere Having purchased the tn
tire mark this kind of tea cannot lie had in any 9th
er store in the city.
Reference can be given to the frst ply scians OF
the District M p KING -
NAV ct
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ny OK IN s. SCOTT, Auctioreers.
t'ook TWO-oT0RY FRAME HOUSES aud i. OTIS
y at Au"ion.-on FRIDAY, the 18th instant. we
LOT 40 o, In Square 55, situated on 23I, between n
ara streets north, With the improvems which
ar tour two stcry Frame Houses, containing Eve
goSu anu CONVENIENTLY arranged rooms each, ard
each house v ill be sold separately
terms: Ine-half cash the ba'ance in AID IL
months for notes bearing interest from the dsy of
the sale. 10y u
deed given and deed Of trust taken.
GREEN SCOTT,
may Sd ano.;os
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- A. BALDWIN, at his Factory, corner of Sd st
and Indiana avenue is prepared to fill all orders fol-
Doors, Bash. Blinds, MouldiDg s &c.
Turning in wood, such as BaIusters, and Novels,
Scroll saving for builders, Cabinet and Coach
makers.
large quantity Of the above articles on hand al
lew prices.
Also, a lot of second hand Store Fixtures, Count
ers, Drawers, Shelving, DC. ap4-eo3m
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BY GREEN d SCOTp. Aucttoneers.
HOUSE AND LOT at Au,'ion -un FRIDAY.
II the 18th instant We shall sell, in front OF he
premises, at O'Clock m lot No 10, in Sjrsre
900. having front Of 30 feet on street, between
The Lot is improved by good and nearly new
at five collars a month ''
Terms: One third cash the balance in 6 ard 10
months for notes bearing interest from the dsv #
the sale. ~ 'n' oaJ u
A deed given and 4 deed of trust tak.n
may Cd i.ct;an,,,
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SCIENCE Us. ENPIRICISM.

IDROf. Jas. NcCLINTOCK,I SFRIEs or ran
J. l;G MEDICINES:
Pectoral Syrup Gold and corob y,x,,..
DLe MIXTURE Fever and Ague Specific
nnsumauc Imminent Tonic aud Alternative syr
AslhIs and Whoopipg up N'
Cough Remedy Apoivpe n,x.ura
Disrrbga Cordial & Choi- Autibilious pius
r, era nre'snuve Vegetable Pu,ga Pills
Inc public NAV rest assured that the ahovs Ga.
les o. medicines Is the result Of profound medical
tnguished success. ~ A0
orders from the trade for all or any of the above
medicines are respectfully solicited and win he flli
upon the most liberal terms by .e'A
J. l.. HENSHAw,
Ieneral Agent for A CUSHNAN a Co p,onr,.-
tors, No. l22 Fulton street, New York.
up stairs. n 80,
Sold by Patterson Marin, Stott, Gilman. rl,,o,
hia~Ga lawrence, and b, DR.. Walsh, Navy Yard
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LIME EDITIONS, in fine Library b;,a;no
T. bound in London for the undersigned, Of the
p1 Roscoe p schIessi Schiller sismopd, putarcb,
Hume and smollet, Robert Hall, RabeIa;s. Msch;,
veli, Ranke; Sheridan, Junius, Jeremy TsyIor
Gregory, Falor, Burke, Butler, De Lolme, Neand.r
GostIe, g. a%%ont. Mcneil Miller, Burnet, Beau:
others; are just imported by N AAA"y
may eff FRANcK Tav1op
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BY j. &. MCGUIRE. Aucttoneer
iFNUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
i BY virtue OF deed of tru 81 from Josepb Cue.
.hneT TO the sahscriter. duly orded IN Liber J
a. y, No - foio-, 52i, &c ore of the land record.
Ior Warrington county, ia the District of Cou Ibis.
VIII oter fr ssla, .: public auc;iop at the
rooms o. JAS G. ncGuire, on SATURDAY, the 9th
day OF My next at o'clock M, tie following
az ground, together with the improvements tbercor
VIZ; Lots Nos. l. 2 8, 6,7, L. Is, L. 40, 10, ~
and is, il Square o92 N''
Those pers0ns ,iesiroas OF purchasing are REQUEST
ed to sZsniine the property previous to the day of
the sale. J Vi
Terms Of sale: 0ne half cash: tie balance In six
% NJ, win note bearing interest and secured by
deed Ct trust on tie property
All conTeyancipg Ct the expense Of the purchaser
III he terms OF sale are not compiled with within
I'VE days after the sale the property will be rssolJ
at til" risk Of tie purchaser
j. FRANCIS CLEMENTS, Trustee
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
apr I'd Auctioneee
Be- The above sale Is postponed unit,
sAiU RDAY, May Goth, she same hour aud place
j. FRANCIS CLEMENTS, Trust e.
may ex-u JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Au.t-r
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The Chic River

WHEELING, May l2-Tbe water 10 the Ohio
is six feet in dep b
lirTsEuRG, May l2.-Thc water here is five
feet in depth.
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Philadelphia Market
New York Marle..

fnLLApELrHIA, May l2th-The marke, re.
mains unchanged. -
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PIC MIC OF THE
MOUNT VERNON CI,TTR

1--WE "MoUNT VERNON C!uB' respectfully in
l. form the citizen OF Washington and the pub
lie generally that they will have the pleasure CT Civ
ing grand PIC MIC at Arlington spring, on MON
DAY, May Is, 1854.
To all who feel inclined to Participate in the full
enjoyment Of this delightful season of the year. o
favorable opportunity is afforded for spending
pleasant DAY in one ef the most beautiful rural
retreats in the vicinity OF Washington
An excellent Cotilon band has been engared Or
the O, Gasiou.
Refreshments will be furnisbed by superior ca
terer. ~
The Boat will leave 18th street Bridge at O'Clock
N.
The floor managers will be distinguished by blue
rosette. ~ "-'>
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies', 81 So
MANAGERS. -
Gharies II: Orme, John Nelson
1esrgS .; oaIoh, BENZ. +. Howard,
WIN. Ii. II. Towers, VIM Scott
~ Qulnn, Worthington,
James Williams, CT Hclbrosk,
George = DOM, D Gallagher,
James Owens, Milton Dove
VIM. Worthington, John Pumphrev.
Joseph Howard.
Should the weather prove unfayorahle tho pc Mo
will be postponed until further notice.
NAV 8-6t&
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Oestructiya Ezra

NEW YORK, May ll.-Morrissi's extensive
nurpentine Yard near tie Atlantic Docks
nroOhiyn, was burnt this evening An immense
about $50, 900, i-0Sa
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By BARNARD q BUCKEY, Ceotw,n,

/ FRONT OF THE PREMISES on TUESDAY
next, the 18th of May. at o'clock. n. m, thos.
uesirapie and well located Lots No % and pol ON
lhe north side OF Beall sire between Washington
anu ureen, measuring one hundred and twenty foo,
front, which will be divided into five - 80
deep. N '"en's io~t
Terms OF sale: One 9th cash or an approve1 not.
~ sixty days barring interest. ana the balsrc,.
credit Of five wears with interest pavnbIs 49,,
blit OF sale given, aud deed on full nsymen,
Title perfet. BARNARD A RUrE Ev
may Id in.,s,
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Providence Municipal Election

PRovIDENcE, Il. l., May IL At the muni.
eipal election yesterday, the Wings elected
their candidate for Mayor, the entire Roard
of Aldermen. and q of the % CoupciImen