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ruRIrIcATIoN or TnG nLoop
LIVER Avn nnI0U5 COMPLAINTS.

Tho Cifig,us ofthr Ju,pu sHlT,r murh 'r0n doc
rr.isrs rfihr liver and ~fum1Jh, scarcely 1nE l'r
f,. iuH rr uGufurr of thee lrsiwcty' m''
dies. I.n.. Hr u.iafsL Ihr Coo ..s, Ifr.nl.
fEl most HlHf ..#. ir ihr r.HI, rptp e ,.rHln
rrrirI uh.u, distressing 60 ay, many In..r th.i
,r.ib a.I -u.I Iuuhs, vhi'r JDt in doe lDZ.1 OIL
I.r. .r.h ..I t,ihrHy Dr. .UH..f uuUNu ~
cuutruIs t.rriug fir I'1al rrrr, aHl Oh. Live
aaI -i.m..l iu h.l..I, .suHr, When '.r 100
Cow arHfh... lrI resemble I.Hr wa ,.-.1H
cline. Whore Hr eternal .rH"E rfTrU i1 r'-1
A.lir.frIs fbr rlrs.rsii1l If thr hrm'n ii1.r'.
a.I i.r duration uI I.ir, wH.b uIE Dr. Objected, l"I
.a. 0u'..st. f'Ht h-ilil ani No. r1Hl. T....nf
cd s.rtHfHy ,r1I. IryruI ibeir uu.iHlV I.mts,
follower, lI.I. ... ahtp i1 IuuN tHr l.HII orr.
..I'.H. fIfa. .... H.l Down 'nr H..'. r."'..u.i
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4 CAST or WEAKNESS ANp DEBILITY
OF 10 YEARS STANDING, CURED BY
IuLIuWhl'S pIlS.

C.vtf4Err r.ri Cars4ia Jt8 J.as.7, 81, %
Nwr, So ivi, dial JH. 81 ls5i
TO- rr.rt ..or IIotruv ,Y,.5s, C.u.f u Son
auI Nl.HH ~'ru,fs, y. y.
~u,-ll BE- vI.l tIlr moot br1,u,.t pa.4sufc !
I.trfIi.t.. thIft have ben u..f.n.i tr l.H'f
HHl s'r....' o., ukI1s your pile. Iar thr N.t'01
s,lr., s....uI cora i.DH-uHsUi O. Gee lHNrr
HuI ~r.r.r. ar| va. r,.uoei o. .u.h Hu .Nu,mi.
o.. thrf .rlr rr rs .hir, rsvrr expecting In -1
tu srt-irf muIr, 90. bed iIi.i s,,p remedy thai
go. recommended .r ut. ltt 100 tp up IuT'.rl auI
I.I given r.I.....r lH l..nlir, Nh.H ubs Hf l..i
rH-..r..u I'D 'r flhc ,ourl'lIs. Aurr using ih,H
.I fh..r ..fH., fl. r.sIlt BE- lllt lm nnN ,IiH''
,.. I..". r.Hl ir,. lsr1 foe eleven yeats pct,
.rH .r.' ..I Hs .u..I ts ewes uHs ,Y my lr. IA
..r r.Hrat I'.lg 90 make th.s Auuvu i1r DO,
I...ff NJ Other. f.mair, Scr, NUu.. 5000 Dee
rlrmIt, l-IrruD Join JOHNSON.
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American and Foreign Agency
WASHINGTON, -. &.

Fi'TIg 'f...... ulrs his s"I..... ir inUUr'
,.HI.u or ,n#. IaI.r '.H.fr.s B.I iI
srycui nrr-umuu. lnl g. ihr tnnartioo %
any li.ue.. rHuitipr iu,in,ss ai ihr Capitol.
rHlrs having lusinrss IS ,ih 'hc ra'rni, laa''u,
ilrl. or rtrsio1 OnFts, o. any '' thr pTari'
r.ris ufthr GulJIumsu', or Boz the Supreme t"mi
uf '. tr,i.l SUfeF, usy r, Up a pr.npt "r'
Hr'Hl attention 90 their irirrr.F.
I..nI.r 900 Isr.r.fre lurI.r IHrHIT.'urr
ufH rr Irlf1tra. o. r,rF-.il'. urthrfrc fuHs.
.I.I.r OF Stoke. rr M.r.u o. ,, pnHIuu u.
Im..es HHI pf..r'..n UtI lr rIu @ 90. ,lI.r..
.|.|#I l.I.... tHI"a.
J.r.f.r1.... will If furnished win F..,lH
utrrur.s in whatever ~Hf. ihry uIY u.I', a.
boo fir .f.mir.#f ,if..s ~ Im.r..
JOSEPH g. e.. KENNEDY,
UU.rr uH 10 stuIf, between ninth IHI Zenith.
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Mrs. winslOw's Soothing Syrup.
Read! Read! Read l!!

One lamont informs uc ihat his child boo sul.
ft,d 10 500 ahm.rg r.irul With lhiu.Du,e %
Wind Cholic. Latch hCy haze u'rl iur
sD1thiHg syrup, anI It "'N'!s elects a 'it'u!
o,uc.
Ana,hcr parent .1ys hi. chilli lns lc'n exceed
iBaIy ftfGl. ovir. fp thc pain aui s1Irn.s' o.
Cutting Teeth. Tor i,w weeks ihry have
u.ld thc suaibir. Suup. a1i luI dat it remove.
the Soreness onJ Imitation tom The mouth arf
gums, arl improves The rcncml hgdh ol iho
child. he saws " u b. E.Th u.'s itla % os'is'
~ a. Hl,saisf sos' haHigr eHd ''ffyaiao' y ~
sLLl."
Sodly {. W. ATWElL, No. Z, uulcr u. 5
Hotel, porilanl, G,ropl 4 gent ior Name.
Aso s1Ii BY DIuggis -nd Deaieis 90 Medicine
o,.DwLsrs. rfics 2jCls. hNpEtNs @bAfhs'
rsris Hhl.Assasi, u
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NOTICE.

THIS l. 10 i5rhid an pcr,ou- harboring Trust.
i ing CuAHLEs llTNEr AustiN, on 10Y o.
couni,,ss shall pay no doLls II his cgnlr.s,hs
sltsr this date. CHARLIS AJSllN'
nesict, Sept. IL, fsJi -
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DANIEL ". LAWRENCE * co.,
oNiY uAsuFAorUHTus
~ H. IN H. n u N - II ~

COIN NJ Whple.alr at our d.stilIrry, 10 Sled
- ford: al.1a 0ur store, jjj Commcr, ial street
llu-lpu, (neIr The Charles River Hndgc,) an,
Warranted rurg, whoa rui,lasul Jir,,iiy i,om us
Town 4 -.u,, can o. suppl,l - stuIiug ucu
orders b. Mail or Railroad ENpfcss.
g.-l11h DOT iOr ouuHlcieit aud imitation Whicl
I. s0li ior pure Med0ld Rum. n u. We h.y,
M a-cnts employed 10 ssll ourIum
M,JoIj, juae lsi, 1854. ~
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UiiAeT, coo l..0'Iu-s faINTui, srrrUUssru,
ana lTLTC,t, MTssrHusluDy, &C., with aH
their accompanying c,ils, CC1nosr csrsrigdJ rH
matter how severe or uf how l1H- standing
: Moud to the Ladies.
Shau'l aH, entertain 1rult' as 90 tbs cNg7r, OF
Ihe lTIHtNE CAtIiotI,0N, would rsTssfiuI.,
state, that ! have iur u3uy yrsTs Iast, ls uy
ease lor which this mcii,iDs 10 uuu,hdsl, i1
3D.. worst lrms, 1ulthlt D., iis ne have l,,U rr.
tir,h cufrI, lnl thus induced tl accept ar a-rru
llI 0ler it Zoe tlc benefit ,luilrrs.
MRS. S.GAIT,
3s South Street, r..'.I.
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10 love, the heart i. the pup,l Of The eye.
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Dr. ONDWAY'S uUN0R SALVII,

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IH.h ...-.. .. .... ?. 500. '..' ...r h.
.H &c. N...E It Hn lNUhN, a0 1000
r'"". o.. W..' 'H. f.r... go. '. .
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i.I|H.n.
r..Dnr ur 5000 CuF.rsH lirr.
N... oil. ..tuf W.fE. .r rI. ....l no. u.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-08

Dr. Oulway', Pain Destroyer,
and Dr. Omwny's Cough Destroyer
Ats ur ..,Ir o., ell h-.Hf. i1r Discovery
Try thCm,--ihCy commend ihcm'clvcs.
-.FS,lr., Cr.fH.a lst.'H Agate.
Saun e.. W. ATWrIL, ml.r ir lHI'u0
~atrs Hotel. patauH. General Agent nr Maine,
hl-u suII D., DRUGGISTS lHi dealers Boo Nr.'rirr ,y'
cryvbrm. SoH ly ANDREWS & BATES,
anil at JOHN uEE~>EE's l1Iir'' shoe SigW
Paris lliI. -
soaly w.A.EuST. II. ~, 50. rads.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-02
BY d. B. CAMPBELL & co.
IA. N. TIAN


INTENSIVE SALE 0s Is choice sel-ctei 80, ,
liz Dry Goods, rich Dress Silks supe -,or Ciosbs
Csssimeres Vestings. &c, by order of Trustee = On
WEDNESDAY morning, May 80, We shall eon meme
cupied by L. Myers Co., in Iron Hall building. or
Pennsylvania avenue, and continue from dsy to q,
until the whole Is disposed of.
We enumerate-- -.........
White Grape, Broche, and other sha~Is
Silk fisites, rich double Brecade Silks - r-
Plaid and plain Poult de Sole, India and FouIard
French Mousseline Delaines sa,' = g.. -'.f ...
Plaid Bcreges, French Okallies
Colored Csshmerts, black Bonn basins 'Alpacas
french and Engli.h Merino, all c,lor-
French, India. aud Swiss MIslins % > str.,....
White Cambria and Jaconet Musl ps f.. ..fifsr.
Lacss, Edges, Insertions, and Ekbraiaer;es
BLACK Silk Nets for Shawis .-... a.
French and English Grapes, ell ,o,ors eli
Black Love and Lsce Wells ..-gu.
Black and colore1 Silk Velyets -... -.......t ...
Linepcambric and silk Handkerchief French an,
American rints ..I-' - =. =
@ oths, Csssimers, Vest pgs, Cravsts
Gentiemen's and boys Summer Wear, Umbrellas
hica printed and embroidered Piano ard Table
Satin Delaines, D8mask and Curtain Musi;ns
Table Linens, Napkins, Towels ard hous~keepio;,
Goods generally " =
Ginehans an1 Lustres
Kid. silk aud thread Gloves. all kinds and sizaz
hosiery. Nits, Buttons, Tapes
sewing Sl!ks, white and colored Flannels
Coioreo tdinp'lcs. III lSgetS and green Baize
Crash and Step Linen
Bleachea and brown Gotten.
DriinSs, Fiaids, &C. comprising every article foun
In large and well selected stock Of Dry
Goods
Terms: AL sums of $25 ard under cash; s25 ia
$50 thirty end sixty days. $50 to $780, thirty sixty
and ninety days; over slo0 two aud four months
credit, for not-s satisfactorily endorsed bearing H.
terest In all cases the terms must be COMPLIED with
before the delivery OF the goods
by order Of DANIEL RATCLIFFE,
ep 2S-d Tr,,sto,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-02

~ Pr CT AMArloN.-Friends, countrymen, and
ioTers!-hear me for my cause, and be silent that
you may hear; discard prejudice that yeu may be.
lieve, and read facts that you may act intelgentiy
Who, that is young, but values the luxurant locks
OF youth and beauty? Who, that is middle-aged,
but shudders at Grey Hairs Who, that is old, but
would avert badness! Ifany, speak-for him have
offended. As none syeak, then none have offend
ed In addressing twenty-four million people,
Not one of these many million who have attested
the virtues of Lyons Kahairon for Preserving. Re-
storing, and Beautifying the Hair, but will proclaim
its beneficial effects, far and One trial will
convince the most increduleus. Sold uniform, for
20 cents, by every Druggist in America.
DE BARNES, Proprietor, 16l Broadway, NY.
an 10 t
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Great Flood

NohWALk, May The flood has caused
great damage in this vicinity. the estimated
loss on buildings, wharves and other property
being about $4,000. In this town the follow
ing factories and mills have suffered more or
less: Ludford's Leather Mill loss not rery
large; the Paper Companys dam and canal.
lossS ZOO; Winnipank Mills, loss ST 900; Union
Factory, low severe.
Hubbell's Mill at Norwalk bridge, about one
half washed away with goods and grain. Loss
about $4,000.
Several wharves have been washed away,
and many houses and stores damaged.
The Danbury and Norwalk Railroad Com.
pany have lost three bridges, and had some
damage done to their track, which will REQ uire
six or seven days to repair. Loss about 81 600.
The New York morning mail which left at
o'clock, did not reach this place until IIt
o'clock.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-02

LfOH Saba very desirable FARM on the
Il rockville Turnpike, ~ miles from Georgetown
containing 100 acres rs of which is perfectly set in
timothy, the balance, rs acres in Timber of sure
rior quality. The Improvement consists ofa com.
Portable House, large barn, hay barn, sufficient for
100 tons hay; house to hold ESQ barrels corn :
stables complete Tor horses, DC. 1t has a Peach
and Apple orchard of 600 trees. All the buildings
are new and covered with best cypress shingles The
place is well watered and has located near the house
spring Of the purest water, the quantity of water
given out from it adapts it particularly as dairy
farm. The neighborhood is Of the most respectable
character. The lands adjoining are being rapidly
put in complete cultivation. The proposed Metro
politan Railroad runs within y mile of the Farm,
and it being nearly equidistant between Georgetown
and Rockville, secures Depot at this place. For
terms apply to j. L. KIDWELL.
mar lift High street, Georgetown, DC
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-02
Ex-Presidsnt Fil,mrore-Madame soutae

AUGUSTA, GA. April Sex President Fill
more arrived in this city from Charleston yes
terday, and WAS received with national sa-
Lutte. .-lt ~ ... .-.-f-.' -
Late Mexican adyices say, that Madame
oohtag was received on her arrival in that
country amid great cheering. that she was
escorted through the streets in a carriage
drawn by six horses. ..a-T1. - Q
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-02

LIE sIEREoscopE-This beautiful instrument
aud wonderful as beautiful-has been seized ~,
ny the Daguerreotypists, simplified and put before
tne public for general adoption. On viewing the
application OF it to Daguerreoype pictures it is hard
W restrain ones warmest enthusiasm, 80 astonish.
snroogn the stereoseope is no longer a picture; it
mas all the linesments and peculisrities, and pres
ence OF the living subject, only less in,size. The
to be believed. The only place that we know n IN
the city where stereoscopic Daguerreotypes can be
procured is WHIfEHURsr's, on Pennsylvania avenue
The world Is indebted to Professor WHEArsroNR for
We only read of in the fabulous miracles of Er;ar
Bacon. VI !hiai
The beautiful Daguerreotypes described above.
are daily sold at WH1TEHURsTs GALLERY, Pennsylya.
nls avenue near AZ street.
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Great Freshet in the Delaware

EAsToS, Pa, May "A tremendous fresbet
has occurred in the Delaware; the water ia
now twenty Get above the usual height. and
the Delaware division of the Pennsylvania
canal is overiowed. The foundation wall of
the inlet lock of the Morris canal has also been
washed away, and the track of the Belyidere
and Delaware railroad badly injured.
Immense quantities of loose lumber have
been washed down causing heavy losses 10 the
raftsmen ~i+ st.- - ~
The Lehigh river has also risen about 10
feet, but it is now falling. Ts.
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AUCTION SALES.
By GREEN a SCOTT. Anetionee,

ny tA ZEN q SCOTT, AuctiOnee rs.
EoUR Two-sTORY FRAME HOUSES AND the
II Lots and vacan Building Lot at Auctiou.-0n
TUESDAY. the I'd May, We shall SELL in front of :he
premises, ct 81 o'clock p. M Lot No. q. IN Square
o. situated on sd, between Fl aud streets north,
with the improvements, which are four new two
be sold separately
Immediately after the sale of the above we shall
sell Lot No Is in Square IS, fronting As feet on Goth
III feet TO wide alley.
Terms: One half cash (; balance in six and -
months for notes bearing interest from the day OF
the sale.
A deed given and deed of trust taken.
GREEN SCOTT,
may Id Auctioneers.
BY j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctfoneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF VACANT LOTS-Oa
" TUESDAY afternoon, May ID. at o'clock, at
my Auction Rooms, shall sell the following named
property:
Square No. 653, lots 4, 8, s, 9, and Il
Square No. us, lot 6
Square No 7s9, lot II
Square No. sll, lots 10, II, IL, and IS
Square north Of square No. $50, all
Square 1861 lot 8 ...-
Square No. 1919, LOT 9
Square No: 1855, lot ...
Square No. 1906, lot II
Square No 11O7, lot .rH 8
Square No. lilo, lots Is, 10, 20
Terms cash, in specie. #. Il
By order Of the Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
sp I'D Auctioneer.
Immediately after the above
Half of Square 1857. containing &, OLA square f.
comprising Lots 1, 6. Z, 6, and 9
Square 652, Lot IL, 1854 square feet
Square COO, Lot 1, e.5s9
Square 1876 Lot Z, 1880
Square 1916, Lot IL, s,460 49,
Terms: One.half cash the residue in and IL
mOnthH T.
terest. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
ap I'D Auctioneer
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h.sBy j. C. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer
III NIEN lIiIRE AMI Ii inI.I,.,x.1cS.

AsRy J. c. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer,
LNokNIfCRE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFSCrS At
II 8uction.-0n THURSDAY morning Nav sh.
9Th, at 10 o'clock, shall sell the Hou sehold ara
Kitchen Furniture Of family declining housskeep
ing, on tie west SIDE of 9Th street. between aLd q
streets, comprising = -. :
Mahogany spring Sofa, Rout Tables ,..H
Do Bookcase, Centre Table D..
Rusk, cane, and wood seat Chairs
Three Fly. ingrsin. and etzir Carpets
Venetian Blinds, Shades. Oilc.oth
Dressing and plain Bureaus, Wsshstauds
Bejsteads. hair and husk Mattresses
Cottage Chamber Suite, Ward obes
Bolsters and Pillows, Blankets Comforts
Extension Diring Table, Refrigerator
Dinner and Breakfast Set Glassware
Tsble Gut cry, Fire IroGs -.,.
Side board. flock, Looking glasses
Cooking Stove and Fixtures
Radiator and Chamber Stoves
Together with a general assortment f Kitchen re-
Quisites
Terms: so and under cash; over SD a credit Of
SIXTY days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed be-
ing interest J, c.. McGUIRF
may Ia Auctiouee-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-02

ASH should be universally kno,cn-for its strictly
rue-that indigestion is the parent Of large pro-
portion of the fatal diseases Dysentery disrrhrs
cholera morbus, liver complaint, and many other
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
catalogue OF deaths, are generated by Indigestion
alone Think of that dyspeptics think of it ali whe
suffer from disordered stomachs and if you are viii
ling to be guided by advice, founoed upon expert.
ence, resort at once don't delay day. to Hoolands
herman Bissers, prepared by DR.. G. II. jackson.
which, as an alternative, curative, and inyieorant
stands alone and unapproached We have tried the
Bitters aad knew that that they are client for
the diseases specified above. For sale by dealers in
medicine everywhere. an
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-02

a, ~ CURE OF SCRoEULA OF TEN YEARS srASp1ra nv
inc use OF kidwell's Beach Drop; confirmed by the
oeilincaIe OF ars Emerson, Of Alexandra, who has
hneo considerable reputation for the treatment Of
Ulcers, DC: Mrs e. will give further information 70
any one visiting her relative to the case The
acter CT the BEACH DROP is fully established that
~ "Ie LIQUIDS mat 1t possesses greater medicine
sil'uss than any other preparation manufactured
lor the cure OF Scrofula, Bronchil Diseases. Rhen
matlsm. &c Strangers visiting Washington who
nave friends afflicted with such diseases can hare it
"Star" VA 's page vi tne
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RSltimnra Marxaf

BALTIMORE, Nay s-Flour; sales Of raoo
barrels Of Howard Street AZ SS.os Fa, CT
Mi'iS same price offered whea,. Gales of -0oo
bushes red at S2sS2 %, white M 81 osase 10
Cora; safes of 1900 white at 72a14 els vel.
low at l6a1i cts. Dat; sales Mt 49a,4 eents
Rye sold al Sl.eS- Prices Of her atic,es
unchanged.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-02

80 most beautiful. choice, and varied arsort
%snt OF fresh Spring and Summer Clothing has just
zee neen opener py Moan walker Co., proprietors of
the celebrated Marble Hail Clothing Emporium
Our citizens, as well as stra ugers, should by all
means give them trial, as their goods are made nm
In the very best manner and most fashionable STYLE
st0cK consists OF null dress and business suits,
hne black and colored Cloth frock and dress Coats
rich Vestings, &C., with selection of Furnishing
Goods not surpassed in the city for beauty aud STYLE
particular care and attention has been paid to the
Boys and Youths Department.
Their prices are uniformly low, and we say to one
and all, call on them before purchasing elsewhere.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-02
From Eassau-Marine Disasters. Go.

CHARLESTON, April 29-The hulIs of tia
following vessels were sold at Nassau on the
18th instant: The Sachem, for SIS SO: Sails
bury, 81 ID; Choctaw, Sl73 SO: Cuba, SOS
Pontaioe, SAL so. The empty casks in the
Salisbury brought Sll0. The cargo of the
Choctaw brought $50. The spars of the Cuba
brought $50. The salvage on the Pontaloe
amounted to 40 per cent; on the Sachem 60
per cent? and on the Orlando IS per cent. on
the original cargo saved while she was ashore
on the Grand Bahama, and % per cent. on
what was saved after she became total wrecI-
on Nassau bar Troubadour, 80 per cent. las
Wright. 80 per. cent. The salvage on brir
Globe amounted to s., 100
The ship Robert Lane, which was ashore 81,
Berry Island on the 30th of March, was got off
with the assistance of the wreckers. and the
captain would Immediately return to New
York, without repairing. The salvage ON thu,
ship amounted to $30, 200. The salvage on her
cargo has not been awarded
The Nassau Herald of the 5th inst says tho
wreckihg schooner Sarah fell in with a dis
masted brig, laden with hides, Nicaragua
wood, &c, 10 miles north Of Riding Rocks
The dismasted vessel was being lowed into
Nassau by The Sarah.
Spanish brig, from Malaga for some Cuban
port, was lately wrecked at Magua Her cargo
consisted OF wines, raisins,i&c
New Light Houses are 20 be erected at Rav
Lobas and the Great Isaac
AT Magua the weather was dry and favor
able for raking. None Of the other Salt ISL
ands had done anything in raking. At Long
Islands about IL, 600 bushels of last wears saIf
remained On hand :, -
The total loss of property wrecked on the
bahamas, during the last three weeks. is esti
mated at from 100000 to 81 COO, 000
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~ PIECES Good Plaid Muslin a,
w 12% cents
10 pieces fine quality do
100 do white Cam brics Plain Swiss and Mul
Muslin
800 dozen Cotton Hose and Half Hose all sir
and qualities
Silk, Thread, and Cotton Gle-as
Best French Kid Gloves, white, black, and al.
colors
box light Kid Gloves, at SO cts.
Irish Linens, superior quality
Parasols and Umbrellas
Rich Bonnet Ribbons.
s.. WIN. RILEY,
Corner sth street and OPP. Centre Market.
an 5-lm
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BY J. g. EyeGUERM, Auctiona.r

BY j. c. Mcguire, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PiiOPEhTY.
l. By virtue o. a deed of trd ST from Joseph Cue
.iier to the subscriber, duly recorded in Liber J.
A. 81 No As. fo!io', 52a &c one of tie land recor
Tor Washington county. in tine District Of Colu, ih
will offer for sale, at public auction, at the auction
rooms OF Jas O. Mc0nire, or SATURDAY. the e.
day OF May next, at o'clock n the fo,owinrl
az ground, together with the imp rovemcnts thereon
VIE: Lots Nos l. 8, 6,7, s, l., Is, Ii, 1915 L.
and Is in Square 992. -
Those persons DESTROYS of purchasing are request
ed to examine the property previous to the day q
the SAL.
Terms of sale: One half cash: TIE balance in 81,
months, with note bearing interest and secured by
deed of trust on the property.
All conveyanclng at the expense Of the purchass
If the terms OF sale are not complied with within
hVe days after the sale, the property will be resold
| at the risk of the purchaser. -.
j. FRANCIS CLEMENTS. Trustee
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
apr sd Auctioaaer
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The Ward Trial.

one of the counsel employed to defend the
Wards, having said at the trial that the citi-
Gems Of Louisville we're set of bloodhounds
and impeached the veracity of sixteen of But.
lers scholars, witnesses at the trial. the bows
foslishIy proceeded to his residence last night.
and literally covered it with eggs. meeting
OF the citizens has been called at the court
house to night, to express Indignation against
Wolfe. Great excitement exists in regard to
his speech.
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SCIENCE as. EMPIRICISM.


DR0F. JAS. McCLINTsgK's sERIEs or p.u
L I.Y MEDICINES: vi AM
pectorai syrup Gold and Cough Mixture
a,seu,na.ic aixture Fever and Ague Specific
Asthma and whooping IN TT ~
Cough Kennedy Apodype MIXTURE
oiarrh9s Cordial Chol. Antibil;ous Pills
era Preventive Vegetable pnrgatiro n.,,-
Oyspeptic Eiixre e-'e hHi'
The public may rest assured that the above CO.
ries OF medicines is the result of profound mas,cs
.cience consummste skill, long experience, and dis
lnguished success. s't"'o
OIders from the trade for all or any of the shov~
70 dcines are respectfully solicited and will be lled
upon The most liberal terms, by
j. L. HENSHAW
General Agent for A. CUsHMAN a cn d..
tors, No. Up Fulton street, New York.
on,ce corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and llth 81.
aidwel Lawrence, and b, DR.. Walsh. N.,v H WI
ap 12-ifeolms 'N' NAVY A@ru
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Sickness and Death on shipbosrd

CHARLEsToS, April 3O.-The ship widemere
when arrived at New Orleans on Monday. had
Tour hundred passengers. among whom there
were thirty eases of smallpox and twelve death.
during the passage. 30 5...