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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-12
BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer,

6 UPERI0R ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE. TX
- celisnt Furniture and Household Effects al
Auction On TUESDAY morning, June 18th. At
~ O'clock shall sell at the residence of Mrs Green
how, on Ii street. bttween 18th and 10th ali her
Furniture and Effects viz: z.
superior rosewood e. octave Piano Forte made by
knnhe, Cache 8 Co. : -
Walnut damask covered French Sofa, Arm and Par.
Tor Chairs. Lounges ~ y
Rosewood carved Centre Table =.
Walnut Whatnct, fancy rush seat Chairs
Large Easy Chairs, Rockers 81
Chintz and Lace Curtsins, Shades ~.
Brussels and three-piy Carpets, Oiicloth go.
OIL Paintings, fine Engraviugs .-
Bronze Candeabras, Astral amp . #
french China Dinner. Dessert and Tea Wars -".
Engraved and pl.in cut-nlass Decantsrs 70 / s..
Goblets. Champagne Wines ID
Table Cutlery, Fire Irons
Round Dining Tabs, kout Tables r. .-
W alnut and PAINTED cane seat Chsi,s
Mahogany French Bedstesds
Do Dressing Bureaus, Warirobes
Wristbands Toilet Sets
Dressing Table, Bolsters and Pillows
Best hair and husk Mattresses ''--.
Walnut Cottage Chamber Furniture
Bronze Hat Stand, hall Lamp
Chamber S.oyes, Zinc Bath Tub
Together with general assortment Of Kitchen re-
quisites.
Terms: $50 and under cash over $50 a credit of
sixty and ninety days, 70. notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
]. C. MCGUIRE.
j NJ kuctoDepr
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By GREEN d. SCOTT. anc,,o....

By GREEN d SCOTT, Auetioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
~ Auction.-On TUESDAY, the l3.h inst. we
shall sell at the resdeyco OF gentleman declining
hou 'ekeeping, on street north, bet cen eth ard
9TH atreets wet, (the flag will designate ii house
good assortnt Mt Of Furniture, which We enu,ne.
rate in part
Mahogany Ssfas, parlor erm, and rocking Chairs
10 msrSie top pier, centre and other Tables
large gilt frame Mirrors and Rrackes
Brocatslle Window Curtains and Shaics
Zine velvet Tapestry. Brussels and other Carpets
Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase
DO Dressing and other bureaus
DO walnut, cot age, and other Bedsteads
Beds, hair AID shuck Mattresses
Washstards and Toilet Sets
Mahogany dining Tables
Cane seat and other Chairs --i.t.
Dining rom and passage Cilcloth
Glass and Crockery Ware
Cooking. parlor end other Stoves
With good lot of Kitchen requisites, &c.
Terms: SIS and under cash over S25 a credit of
sixty and ninety days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
1e ia Aucioneers.
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ARMING THE BLAeKs.-The New Orleans
papers contain the address of the Captain
General of Cuba to the Comm ndant General
Of the Eastern Department, relative to the
arming of the free mullatoes and blacks of
the island. Here is the precious document :
Your Excellency, takingi into consideration
the numerous losses that the rigor Of the CHI
mate may cause to the army of Peninsulars
OF the extraordinary circumstances of the war
in Europe, should bring to this soil motives for
more agitation and movement amongst the
troops and considering at the same time the
loyalty, the patience and spirit with which
the mulatto and black volunteers have sus-
tanned, on various occasions, the banner of
Spain, which we are resolved shall wave at all
hazards in Cuba, have determined TO re.
new, with competent authorization from the
Queen, the old institution of free mulattoes and
blacks, Incorporating in the Peninsular batta-
lions two companies Of volunteers of each of
these classes, which shall be enlisted for two
years with the same advantages and obliga-
tons as the other soldiers OF the army. 70
commence this organization, as by means of
trial, to show the best means to carry it out
with the greatest perfection if it should be
necessary, I authorize your Excellency to
begin said organization in regiments -,
endeavoring that the officers destined for the
new companies shall be the most vigorous
the Peninsulars, and that the sergeants and
corporals shall be the most worthy and those Of
most capacity amongst the volunteers
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BY D. B. CAMPBELL q co.

II. N. hTRATTON, Auc fiOneef.
NABUABLE UNIMPR0VED PROPERTY in the
v First Ward, BY order Of the Honorable the Or
phans, Coart.--0n MONDAY, June 18th. 1854. at
O'Clock m on the premises shall sell the west.
ern part OF Lot No. Z, in Square No IS, fronting 81
iett on street, and running baSk to Q SO foot al.
ley, containing about SIS square feet
TERMS One third cash; the residue In equal in
staiments, at thr,e and six months with inter. st
from the dsy of sale, be satisfactorily secured and
SUBJECT to the confirmation of the Circuit Court OF
the county and DiSric. OF Columbia.
lille ndisp0tahle Conveysncing at the expense
Of purchaser.
1.-THE terms OF SAFE are not complied with in six
days thereafter, the proper will be sold at the risk
and expense of the purchaser =
may l3-SW&ds
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EXTENSIVE STOCK OF BOOTS AND
SHOES

YELLING OFF AT COST FOR CASH.-GREAT
~ INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS Intend.
ing 70 change my place of business to Iron Hall on
or about the LIST of July next and wishing to com
mence operations in the new store with an en- ire
new stock, prop to sell the whole of nav
large ami well selected stock of boots and SHOES
at cost for cash purchas of those articles during
the present month therefore 25 per cent by
calling On me-in word, shall sell at rs Der cent
below usual prices. An early call will be found ad-
yantageous, IS a large ass, rtment will be found
from which TO make selection. S.P. HOOVER.
One DIR east OF the corner of 8th st. bet. 18th and
9Th street, Pa avenue.
p. S.-Persons indebted to me are requested to
settle accounts Immediately, ard as an inducenent
to get them closed during this month will deduct
per cent from all bills paid before the 1st of July
next.
I he store will be for rent from the LIST of July.
je 9-2w 8 p m
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BY d B. CAMPBELL & CO.

II. N. sTRATTON, Auctioneer.
| IMPROVED PROPERTY in Square No. 1896 on
Il the Island On TUESDAY, tn 18th instant st
O'clock. on tire premises, shall sell part OF Lot
IL, in squsra No $50, IL feet front on south Z st
with drp>h of l2e feet inches 10 80 foot alley
between y and 9th streets west, improved by q two
story Frame House, containing Jour rooms and @
kitchen
Title indisputable
Terms: One fourth cash: the residue in three
equal instalm nts at q, Il, and Is months, with
interest satisfactorily secured.
ConveyancinS at The expense Of purchaser,
lie 9-dtE
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Aa-SPLINDID PICTUREs Those of our readers who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery of Pictures
should not fail TO pay visit to Plumb's Rooms on
the Avenue. He has exhibition there some choice
specimens of the new art of DaguL7Teoyptsg tn OIL
There is portrait executed, in this last style, of
President Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
artist every insamsnt thereof giving life like ex-
preston. Mr.. flumbe is reckOaed among the first
Daguerrean artist of our Tina mar 3d.
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By GREEN a. SCOTT. Auc,,on
TWo-ST0RY FRANZ HOUSE Ann LOT IN s,r
L street at Auction.-0n TUESDAY. The 9Th =;
slant, we shall sell, at O'Clock p. m in fron, .,
the premises part Of Lot No. H. in square 4oi bsv
ing ont on sth street west of Il feet runpiug 90
feet inches back with the i'm prorements, which is
coed tao-story and attic Frame House, containing
SIX goot and conveniently arranged rooms and
kitchen. tI-I-t
Tile indisputable. y..gs
Terms: One half cash; the residue in six and 10
months fer notes bearing interest
deed given and deed Of trust taken
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Auctioneers.
A1The above ssles ara nc~,.or.a
ON account OF the weather until THURSDAY. the
o'n instant, same hours. GREEN L SCOTT.
- Auetioneers.
me ABOVE sales arc furt n n most.
toaed on account of the rain until MONDAY In.
i-!u infant, salhe nour. GREEN SCOTT,
Je'-u Auctioneer..
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DIED.

DIED. 's-t -E-sr-.,
In Georgetown, this morning, the 10Th instant,
Major JAMES p. HEATH, formerly of Baltimore,
in the nth year Of his age. e. t-
nhThe funeral will take place from the residence
of his son-in-Iaw, Robert p. Dodge, Montgomery
street, on Tuesday afternoon, at Ak O'Clock. =
(Baitimore Sun copy] .nf.L
At his fathers residence, OF consumption, on the
10Th instant, DR.. SAMUEL ]. ANDERSON, In the
18th year of his age 80 10 q
On the 5th instant, near Rockville. Montgomery
county, Maryland, Mr.. THOMAS READ, aged &
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LATHAM's oMN1BUssEs ALL RIGHT.

-SeASCA The public respectfully in
f formed that my coaches are sssin
on the Road for their sccommeda
ton, connecting with euery train Of Ca,s to and
from Washington and Alexandria,; the only sure
Line connecting with the Orange & Alexsnd.is Rail
road
PASSENGERS can be taken from their Houses to the
cars and from the cars to their houses, without three
or four charges.
Seats can be- Sc 'ured at the Irving House and p
W. HALLS. near Sd street.
Leavs Washington at 6 and ii a. m; 3L 6. and
So o'clock p. N. HUGH LATHAM
10 -
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by E. WRIGHT, Georgetown.

BY E. y WRIGHT, Georgetown.
Y tion.-0n THURSDAY afe rnoon rext, The 5tl.
instant, at o'clock, 7 shall sell, in frcnt of the
premises parts Of Lots and 10, fronting 10 feet
inches the east side Of High street, with large
frame Dwell ing House.
Also. parts of came Lots fronting on north side q
West street, with two story brick Dwelling.
This is very desirable property and we'll worthy
attention. Terms at eale. -
EDWARD s. WRIGHT,
js I'D Auctioneer.
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE at Auction-On
Y MONDAY afternoon, the 18th instant. at
o'clock, on the premises shall sail parts of Lots l6
and L. in square $685. fronting 25 feet on 9Th street
west, betseen NJ and streets north. running back
tO2 feet inches. with the improv ments consisting
Ola good end we'll finished twosteiy frame House,
with back buildings.
At g O'Clock, on the premises, Let's Is and
L. IN square $50, and parts Of Lots and TO- in the
same tQuare.
Terms: Cne-tsird cash; residue In six months
tor notes satisfactorily secured bearing interest.
J. C. MCGUIRE
Je o-H Aucfinnper
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By GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctf0neers.
HsRUSTEES SALE OF Desirable Reeiden.e.-By
i virtue of . deed of trust recorded in Lber A
s, No. Oh folio 3i7, &C. of the land records fer
Washington county, in the District of Columbia.
viii offer at public sale the eastern half Of Lot No.
6. In Equars reservation A, with the improve
ments, q desirable brick dwelling house. 80.
The sale to take place on the premises, ON Nilsson
RI avenue. between Sd and 4 y sts, on TUESDAY
the 18th day of June, ct 6o'clock D. m. --gs
Terms made known It the sale. h. -
l.l .-t 10 -- --rf w. II. WARD, Trustee
's .eya=s.- GREEN SCOTT,
may S1-eoa&is Auctionsers.
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The Riot In New York.-rh. Markets.

NEW YORK, June I2.-The first reports of
tho nots which occurred yesterday. were great
y exaggerated. No one was killed. During
the night there wasno disturbance In Brook
Ign.
Dreadstuns unsettled: flour-sales Of 200
bbls. State at SS.S7t; Southern Ss.l2 50 Is.
Wheat declined cts. Corn-sales of IS 900
bushels mixed at 7s cts; yellow 70 81 cts
Oats % cts. Stock quotations about the same
as lasiirepor..
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By-E.s. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.

By K. 3, WRIGHTs AUctiOneer.
HOUSE AND HALF AN ACRE OF GROUND
LII at Anction.-On WEDNESDAY next the l4th
instant, at ococ OK p. will sell, in front the
premises, the property fo-nerv occupied by the lat
James 4. Payne, situated on the ROAD leading from
Georgetown 10 the Falls Bridge, cnntairirg about
half an acre Of ground The heusc contains fur
rooms with building adjoining, suitable for siep
or store.
This property Is worthy the notice Of purchasers,
the Falls Bridge will re soon erecte' and the ia
tended Water Aqueduct passing close 70 the prem
ises Terms at the sale
iced t. f. WRIGHT Auct;nnecr
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T VOWS KATHAIRON, the best article for restor-
IL ing and preserving the hair; Bazin's 0riental
Drops aud other extracts Lubins Extracts ColoEns's
Oriental Crystals, dozen to the box, GO cents Der
box Perfumery Of all kinds, Toilet and Shaving Soar
every variety; Chrystaline Wash Balls do in bars
Toilet Powders Tooth Powders Tooth Paste, shavins
Creams, &c. WIN. p. SHEDD,
may W-u llth II, above Pa. avenue,
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EASE and Excellent Store Fix
IL lures Tor Saie.-I have for sale the Lease
aud Fixtures OF large ard well established Grocery
Stand, which has been doug an excellent business
The store has first rate cellar and large hack ward
attached,
For particulars apply to
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Aucioneer and Commission Merchant,
H. 2-ooft
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-'---'TELEfRAPffIC.
BIZ HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOB THE EVENING STAR.
Organization Of the New City Government Of
Philadelphis-TheM arkets Ac

PHILADELPHIA, June l2-Both branches OF
the new government of the consolidated city
of Philadelphia, were organized this morning.
There was very large assemblage Of persons
in attendance
Bishop Potter opened the Select Council
with prayer.
Hon. r. T. Conrad. the Mayor elect, will be
inauguratsd tomorrow
Flour duli-saies at s. IS. Wheat declined
.nree cents Corn 7SaS2cts. No change In
the Stock Market.
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HARTRIDGE BOX, BALLOT BOX, end BAND
~ BOX; but the greatest of those is the bandbo1
which can be had in assorted Sizes with every vaIi
ETY. of Fancy Goods and Millinery at ..
SHEDDS, nth st., above Pa. ave.
N. B.--Just received a fine assortment Of Toilet
and Shaving Soap, Extracts, and Colognes.
iag-rf
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EANIrY HORSE AND PUeGY WAGON FOR
y sALE-A very handsome and well broks

E'ANIrY HORSE AND PUeGY WAGON FOR
sALE-A very handsome and well broke n
Also, BCGGF WIGoy, nearly new, CT beautiful
pattern, an1 made In the BIS. manner. The whole
concern is offered for sale because the owner has no
u g for the same. Inquire at Mr.. REANY's Livery
Stable, sth street, between d ard Z streets.
je 7-6t
CUPERF1R GOLD WATCHES.
~ DIAMOND d 0TBER RICH JEWELRT,
PURE SILhkR AND FANCy
PLATED WARE FANS dc.
Constantly receiving large invoices OF the above,
we can at all uules Q Ter assortment which, fer
QUALITY, STYLE, AID cEEAPSEss Is not surps ssed Ina
THIS COUNTY,.
NV. GAIT BRO.
Sign of The Golden Eesle, Pa. eve, be;w.
jest 9th end 10th sts
LNoR TIE 10ILEr-Hair, clothes, nail tooth,
Il and shaving Brushes; dressing fine pocket
tuck, and side Combs Tooth Powders; Toilet era
rive, family, and BARRIERS Soeps; Toilet Powders;
Pun Boxes; Hsrrisone, Snnsi's and Farina Cologne,
Aromatic Vinegar; f. tracts Kathairon Tricophe.
roas Hair Dye, &c, st the Piano, Music st tionsry
and Fancy Store Of JF ELLIS,
"a. avenue, between 9th and 10th streeta
ie 1T
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TOHNSON'S DICTIONARY, oomplete,
Grammar, one volume Of 3o8 closely printed octa.
vo pages, fine London edition of 1852 throwing out
all additions, improvements, and commentators and
reprintng the work verbatim from the authors last
folio edition. Price 81. Imported by
je g. FRANCK TAYLOR
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- - The Cobourg, (Canada) Star says that
ga brick measuring 81 by inches in circum
ference, and weighing over o quarter of q
pound, was found in tho stomach of horse
which lately died there" We are rather in
ciined to think that the JricE was in the re-
porter's hat. i[
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On THE IscREAsE.-The smallpox was fear
fully Oh the increase at Jacksonville, Fla, at
last accounts, notwithstanding every effort
had been made to stop its progress.
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Ok PIECES Embroidered Curtain
~ Muslin, at s. tor Il yards, worth s.
so pieces very rish Curtain Muslin
10 do plaid Cambrics from 1917 cts. up
30 d, PLAIN, striped, and plaid Swiss Muslins
Table Cloths, Table Covers and Napkins
Irish Linens, Some Try good for Is cts.
The above goods We're bought at Auction and will
be sold much less than their value.
WM. X. RILEY,
Corner sth street, opposite Csngre Market.
N
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A REVEREND RIoTER-Rev Thomas Hig-
ginson, Unitarian clergyman of Worcester,
has been arrested, charged with being con.
cerned in the riot in which Ba;chelder was
shot. He was held to So 600 bail
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REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE AND LOAN
-. 81 ri OFFICE.

s j. P. G III A E sl
VIZ d.yot8 bis time to the purchase of Real
w Estate of every description, and to tn. Rent
ing of Houses in Washington, Georgetown, District
Of Columbia, and adjoining counties Of Maryland
and Virginia.
atoms of Loans
Office, first door north of the Presbyterian Church
on ~ street, near the City Hall, Washington city
D. @. 1aGis fFh
-,sd'7a ss5.os Il REFERENCE. -
Dol. NJ TH.MPsos, 'ao-n -
JOHN Wnses, Egg, Commissioner General Land
Office. G1i,u = ff $50 a' e. - --'+ -
PAIRo Il NoURsR, t
je9-lm
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NEW MUSIC received this weeo--Ida Polka, In
~ gomar POLKA, P-ttie Polka, Fantasia on Jor
ian Hard Road to Travel; The Elves, consisting
variations on Thou art Gone frommy Gaze" Grand
Rus ian March variations f.olden Ring WaltZes:
Thus Darkiys Heart is Sad; Few Days, aud in sddi-
ton t. a variety of standa I'd and popular Music;
violin, guitar, flute, aceordeon and other kind ol
Music Books. JOHN Il. ELLIS,
may 80 Penn av., between 9Th an 10th sts.
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BY D B. CAMPBELL & co.
e. n. STRATTON. AuctiOneer

IMPROVED PROPERTY in square No All, on
l. the Is and On MONDAY, the - h instant, at
oc,ock D. m, on the premises, we sh I'll sell Lots
and Q, in Square ALL each onting 25 feet on OH
street west with depth Of 80 feet t. an slley IL #
s inches between d and streets south.
Log No 81. Improved by q new two-story Frame
House, containing four rooms and kitchen
Title indisputab,e. t
Terms: One third cash. the residue in one and
two years, with interest, satisfactorily secured
All conysyancing at the expense cfthe purchaser
j. - dts
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MARINE APPRENTICES Several shin own
ers, in order to obviate, for the future the dit.
ieulty of obtaining supply of seamen, have
advertised for apprentices to serve a term of
years On board OF their vessels, tho same to be
educated professionally and otherwise, and be
treated according to rules laid down fer their
government ...s. -r.4 g q
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~ A boy named Thomas BelIington, only
fifteen years Of ago, committed suicide last
week in the township of Charlottesville, Nor
folk, c. w., by deli berateiy hanging himself
The cause seems to have been quarrel with
some OF his relations
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BALTIMORE, June 1.-THE Pacifcs news
has unsettled the market. Breadstuffs have
declined. For Howard street -four So so il
offered, but no sales. Wheat-sales Of |. 500
bushels. red at 81 90; white at 81 IS q 81
Corn-sales of $500 bushels, white at IL 20;
yellow al 7e so. Oats sold ut Sc a 60 But
ter, in kegs, at IL "a L. cts Whisky sold a.
d a 9S cts
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Is THE TIME

NOW Is THE TIME @Hijs
IN AND THIS IS THE PLACE
DdguereotypssJ for % ocssts AVID sppayds
For the accommodation Of those who want chesp
pictures, WILSON d %. have 6tt<d up 4 6ps
Gallery in Lane Tucksr's Building, directly owe,
the Gallery formerly known q sThompson'sh
Remember the name and be sure and ind th,
right gallery. ftst WILSON { 90,
Pa avenue, between u and Oh 81.
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DEATH OF MRs. DENNIsON-Mrs Dennison.
daughter Of Ex-President Tyler, and wife of
the Rev. VIM. Dennison, Rector of ST. PAUL.
church in Louisville, died On Thursday, after
short illness
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BY D. B. CAMPBELL & co.
Es N. STRATTON. AuctiOneer

BY d. B. CAMPBELL & CO.
K. N. STRATTON, Auctioneer.
- ALE OF A STOCK OF DRY GOODS, by order
~ of Assignee-On TUESDAY morning, the 18th
in isn't, at O'clock at our Auction Rooms we shall
sill, without reserve, for h, a well rejected stock
OF q Dry Goods Store, consisting in part Of
lo1o yards Lawns, Berege de sires
Calicoes, colored Grapes, Tartletoas Lsces -
Silk Nets, Eubroideriee, Trimmings
Grape and Berese Shawls, Hosiery
Kid, six, thread, ana Cotton Gloves
Plain ard Fancy Eibands, Bcnpets
Dress Cps French Flowers, Fans &c
je 9-dts
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ELECTION OF GRAND MAsTER.-Joseph D.
Evans, Esq, Of Brooklyn, was duly elected on
Thursday evening Grand Master of the Grand
Lodge Of the Free and Accepted Masons Of the
State Of New York
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CALIFoRNIA.-The California Legislature
has incorporated State Agricultural Society,
and authorized an annual appropriation OF
$4,000 to it for premiums has requested Con-
gress to lay capitation tax on Chinese immi-
grants, and otherwise discourage Chinese i'm
migration.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF BOOKS, PERIODICALS.
i Fancy Goods, &c.-By virtue OF deed of trust
to the subscriber, duly recorded among the land
cords of Washington county, shall sell, on WE'D
NESDAY afternoon, June l4th, at o'clock. at tn.
store lately kept by Hugh Cameron, on 7th street,
between Louisiana avenue and street, No. 8, CO.
lumbia Place, all the stock In trade and fixtures,
comprising
Books, Periodicals., Newspapers
Gilt framed Epgrsvings, Stationery
= Inkstsr DIS, Paper Weights
Cologne, Perfumes Fancy Soaps
Glass Case, Counters, Shelving, Awning, &c.
Terms cash. G. W. CUTTER Trustee.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
led Auctioueer
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arr;pass A r. AXE AND ONO CAsAL.-Nr,oiner ~
preina, II p sro Curing the past week. sixty,
received $500. . i'-d; amount OF tolls
the depart-- - yesterday morning, announces
If Mr. are of the rotot mani steamer Baltic
". Collins has accepted service from Queen
:ic.oria, Judge Campbell should Dock him
forthwith -'''-'
WATCH RETURNs.-G Hughes, drunk and
disorderly; fine and costs. W. Naelor, do. dc:
Fhos. Hairless, do. do Abram Smanwood, col
ored, do. do.
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LNERN LEAVES from Fanny's Portfolio, second
10 series
Life in Abybsinia, by Mansfield Parkyrs
American Fruit Growers Guide, by Elliott
Lectures on Pulmonary Consumption. BY Theophi
lus Thompson, NJ d
Alone, by Marion Harland -.-
Theological Essays, vols, by Thos De Quincy
Parker's Book Of Mechanics and Engineering, BY ]
WNystrom, CE
Chemistry of Common Life, No. 2, by Johnson
just received at TAYLOR & MAURY's
may 81 Bookstore, near 9th 1t.
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Ohio River,
Baltimore MARKET.

WHEELING, June 1.-The water In the Ohio
at this point is feet; at Pittsburgh