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hungarian battery, which might have
been altogether avoided if the men had
been drawn q little t.. the RIGHT. whare
the ground was lower The circumstance
was pointed out to the colonel. but he re-
Pl'eo that he could not move his repi.
ment, as he had received orders from the
commander Of the corps to remain where
ne was until further orders. In pitched
battle, on good open ground" says the
austrian officer, 81 would back 100 900
RUSSIANS against an equal number of men
OF any other nation. The fact is, that
Russians acting in large masses, cannot
be made to run ever such large gaps
may be made in their ranks, and they are
filled up with calmness and precision
which is perfectly astonishing. Strange
to say, the very perfection of their train
ing makes these same men inferior troops
on ground which is much coupiirt (inter-
sected BY natural obstacles. On such
terrain, where they can no longer act
as mere machines, they are helpless,
'rresolute, and easily thrown into dis
order" - eag . ..... ~ -, <1s7s
An English paper, in speaking of DR..
Harriet Hunt, Of Boston, says that she
would give new reading to SCOTS line
"Oh, woman! in our hours of ease,
Uncertain, coy, and hard TO please;
When pain aud anguish ring the brow,
ministering Nj. ID. thou
The following scaly comparisons are
made about Mr.. Disraeli by an English
paper, which, of course, has right to
"What fish does Disraeli resemble
An eel, because he is slippery-a tor
pedo, for you can't touch him without
being stung-an oyster, because he is all
mouth-a crab, because he don't 20
straight forward-a dolphin, because he
changes his colors-and a whale, because
IT is hard to decide whether he's fish or
fesh.''
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~ READER, would you not like to send your Da
guerreotyre to some absent friend! If 80, call at
procure . superb ministure for trifling sum, in
serted In fine case, which be sent to any part
Of the United States for II cents by mail Splendid
Stereoscopic portraits made daily for and s. D..
cent pictures made at this Gallery. Call and exam.
ne specimens. G. ADAMS.
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2 The Mayor of Boston has offered
$500 reward for the apprehension of the
murderer of Mr.. James Batchelder, and
the same amount for information which
will lead to the arrest of the parties who
assaulted Richard 81. Dana, in Court
street, some days since.
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By GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auction.er,.

ny Ok EEN q SCOTT, Auctioneer,.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE q,
Auction-On TUESDAY, the 18th inst. We
snal sell at the reside'c c. Of gentleman declining
mouse Keeping on str ct north, bet cen 9th and
TIN streets We t. (the flag will designate tie honse
good assortment of Furniture, which we enume
rate, in part
Mahogany Sofas, parlor, arm, and rocking Chairs
DO msrble top pier, centre and other Table
s large git frame Mirrors and Brackes
8Tocat lie Window Curtains and Shades
Fine velvet Tapestry. Brussels and other Carnats
Mai ogany Secretary and Bookcase
Do Dressing and other bureaus
Do walnut, cot age, and other Bedsteadx
Beds, hair asd shuck Mattresses -
Washstands and Toilet Sets
Mahogany dining Tables e"
Zane seat and other Chairs
Dining ON and passage uilcleth
Glass and Crockery Ware
Cooking, paror and other Stoves GA
With good lot of Kite en- requisites. &c.
Terms: Sl5 and under cash; over s25 a credit Of
sixty and ninety days, for notes satisfactorily en-.
dorsed, bearing interest w
GREEN & SCOTT,
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EASE and Excellent Store FIX.
IL lures for Sale.-I have for sale the Lea 50
aod FAturs of large ard well established Grocery
stand, which has been doing an excsllen, business
The store has first rate cellar and large back yard
attached,
For particulars apply to
JAS G. MCGUIRE
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
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By j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
'1NRUSrEE'S 8 ALE or BOOKS, PERIODICALS
i Fancy Goods, &c.-9y virtue of a deed of trus,
to the subscriber duty recorded among the land r.
cords Of Washington couotr, shall sell, on WE'D
NESDAY afternoon, June l4th at oc ock at til
store lately kept by Hugh Cameron, on eth street
between Louisiana avenue and street, NO. s, Co
lumbia Place, all the stock in trade and fixtures
com prisipg-
Books Periodicals, Newspapers
Gilt framed Engravinss. stationery
1nksta' DIS, Paper Weights
Cologne, Perfumes Fancy Soaps Ell.
Glass Ease, Counters, Shelving, Awning, &c
Terms cash. @. ". CUTTER. Trustee
JAS. O. Mcguire,
Je ID Auctioneer
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MooREs IMPROVED TRIcoPHERoUs.

THE LATEST DISCOVERY 10
THIS article is presented to the public ss the bes
= ard cheapest HaIr restorative ever yet offeres
nave with ssed Its effects in a number Of cases.
know individuals who have acquired a new growth
Of hair by the OF two and three bottles 1t will
effectually prevent badness remove dandruf,
scruf, &c, and IS toilet article it cannot be sur
passed-haVing nany advantages over Hair Oils,
Pomades, &C. Sold In large bottles at IS cents per
bottle, or fol- 81. j B. MOORE, Chemist,
je 5-6 Pa avenue opposite Seven Ruildinos
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By e. s. WRIGHT- A....-----

BY e. s. WRIGHT, Aucttoneer.
HoUSs AND HALF AN ACRE or GROUND
IL az Auefioc.-On WEDNESDAY newt the Ii,b
at click p m, viii sell, in front Of the
rrses, the property formerly occupied by the late
Sanes \. Pa sne, situated the road LEADING finn,
I,Erefsown to the Falls Bridge, oontainipr sbout
u'iI an acre Of ground The hsuse oontains e,nr
o" s. ~ith building adjoining suitable for shen
!nis property is worthy the notice of purchasers
as the Pals Bridge will be soon erected. and IT, i
Tended water Aqueduct passing close to the nrem.
1888 Terms at the SALE ~ VIC Piou'
JeS-d X. 8. WRIGHT Auct;or.
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.)R PIECES Embroidered Curtain
~ Muslin, at 81 tor II yards, worth s.
SO pieces very rich Curtain Muslin
20 do plaid Cambrics from l21z cts. up
90 DO plain, striped, and plaid Swiss Muslins
Table Cloths, Table Covers and Napkins
Irish Linens, some very good for Is cts
The above goods were bought at Auction and will
be sold much less than their value.
WIN. 4. RILEY,
Corner 9Th street, opposite Cenue Market.
Inn
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lfARM FOR SALE.-On 7th street Plank RoM
y about miles from Washington, of 200 acrrs-
5o OF wood, 80 of meadow the balance in clear ed
helds. good DWELLING with rooms, kitchen,
pantry, cellars &c, and PUMP OF GOOD WA
TER all surrounded by neat paling. OUT
BUiLDLNGSfor toe use of the Farm. Fine SPRING
md SPRLNG HOUSE attached Good quarters for
nands An APfLE ORCHARD, some Peach es
'-herries, Pears, &C. Enquire of Mr. David FINES
IN the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and goth st.,
II MS 0rocery store. June 1-eo1Ot<
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New York MarkAt

New YORK, June 5 Flour dullsr; Gales of
1000 bbls of State At % 75as "a: Southern az
~ "A Wheat unchanged. Go 3 Gales of 80.
100 bush. mixed, at 20, yellow, al S3ss4. Cor.
ton unch rnged. Stocks duller
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BIZ D. B. CAMPBELL & co.

=. n. STRATTON, AucttOneer.
VALUABLE UNlMPROVED PROPERTY in the
Y First Ward, By order Of the Honorable the Or
phans' Court.-On MONDAY, June 18th. 1854 at G
ern part Of Lot No. T. in Square No g. fronting al
fe"t on h street. and running oaok TO 30 foot a..
ley, containing about s5s square feet.
Terms: One third cash the residue In equal IN
Stalments, at thrse ssd six mrnths. with 'nterss
from the day of sale, to be satisfactorily secured anc
subject to the confirmation Of the Circuit Court o.
the county and Dis riot of Columbia
Title ndfsputable. Conveyancing at the e1pens.
of purchaser.
II the tsrms Of sale are not complied with In 81,
days thereafter. the proper will be sold at the rsl
and expense of the purchaser.
may 13-SW&ds
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Philadelphia Market.

Pun ADEPIHA.. June 9, / P. M.-Flour cold
| at S. 94sS9. Wheat; sales of red 81 us; white
at - 12a$2 20. Corn sold 81 SIas3 cents.
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BY D. B. CAMPBELL & co.
Z n. STRATTON. A acraon.

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EpFEcTs At
- Auction On sATURDAy the 10th instant. az
O'Clock, We shall sell at our Auction Rooms a GEN.
e,al assortment OF Fur niture. &c via;
rslnted Coftage Set d rich Toilet Ware
nlsn and low post and Cottage Bedsteads
dressing and PLAIN Bureaus, Washstands
Sup. rior Feather Beds 81
aair and husk Mattresses
VA nanogany Sofa. pivans, and parlor Chairs
YAK. maple aud painted cane-seat do
rockers, Look,ne- glasses, Glassware
'f'ckery' liable Cutlery, Lamps, Vases, &c.
ALSO
One Awning and Awning Frame
one Hand Cart, suitable fer grocer or DRY Goods
House ~ ~ oVVos
Sixteen Window Shutters t.'-zE--.-.
Terms cash.
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MARRIED.

On the 7th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Phelps, CHAS.
w. SHERWOOD 10 Miss MARGARET DEGGES,
daughter of Captain Wilbum H. Degges, all of this
city. 49,, -a...,.s... ~ -.,---I ~.
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k1-sPLRNDID PICTURES Those Of our readers who
ssrs to pass through splendid Gallery of Pictures
hould not fail to pay visit to Pumbs Rooms on
The Avenue He has OIL exhibition there some choice
5pecimens OF the new art Of Ddgu rreotyping in OIL
which for beauty and exceleucs are incompsrabIe
There Is portrait executed, in this last STYLE of
President Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
.rtist, every ineamsnt thereof giving life like ex
preston. Mr. plunbe ID reckoned among the FIRST
Daguerrean artist Of our time. mar 30
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~ Now ID TIE TIM8.-The display of daguerreo.
types at PLUMB'S GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave
handsome business and hundreds are delighted with
The splendid pictures they obtain there Let it be
duly remembered nd patroniEed. Enterprise with
,eius deserves support and what is gratifying al.
ways attains it. This accounts for the success of
plumb's Gallery. Cameo Dagaerreotypes taken In
su WeAthers. deo7-
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=. ". NEG UIRE. Aucttoneer
N hna sALU BLE BUILDING LOTS on CON
Auct,on 80, nue., between III snd I streets nj
IL s'9eS on premises, shall fell Lots No. 1g
1870 ana ~ IN mavid'ons subdivision of square les
,,.au eacn feet on Conuscticut avenue, be
100 feet to an alley. ~''u'
These lots ara situated within full view Of I.tsv-
e'te square. and located on one Of the most f,sb
lose square In washington, and offer greater In
duoements to persons DESTROYS Of securing Art ella
nulding lots than any property offered for sale in
terms one-thtrd cash the esidue in two equaI
cured by deeds Of trust - > - 80 " "
Title indisputable &c Mcar11RR
may 26-eod Sn.,;nns.r
IS The above sale f. unavs,dab ly
p"s.poGed until FRIDAY afternoon, the 9th inst,
at the ss ne hour and place. ~
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
20 ~ Auctioneer.
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BY D B. CAMPBELL & CO.
n ST sk A sNDlAr

e. N. STRATUM, Auc,ioneer.
IMPROVED PROPERTY In sousre M All
L the Is and-On MONDAY, the 10Th instant y" -,
o'clock p. m, Ola the premises, we shall sell to,s
and g. in Square All, each onting Is feet ON OH
street west, with depth of 80 feet to an alley Is A
s inches, bets cen D and Z streets south. - H.
Lot No 81 Improved by NV two-storv Pr.r,s
House, containing four rooms and kitchen,
Title indisputable.
Terms One-third cssh; the residue in ops and
TWO years, WIN interest," satisfactorily secured.
js o dts - VAC puA9nasef
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81 EAsrMlN's HEADACHE REMEDY has never vet
JAILED TO cure sick headache. Call for proof of this
at 6HMAN's Drug Store.
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tMR EMF OR sALE-Two HOUSES on sth,
Il between and streets, cont lining 4 rooms
each, with stable &c. Apply to Mr. j. T ROWLEs
r1cefy on 9Th, between and s streets.
10 7-il*
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A LEAANDhE d. Walls Oeuyres CON-
n pletes. vols octave. half calf 81 So
keynard; Oeuvres, 4 vols, octave, full calf 43
Louis Racine, 0euvres, vols, full calf, "a SO
Oginski, Memories sur Ia Poogns ct les Pclonais 4
vols, octave, half cali, 81 10
And many other standsrd French authors for sal,
at the same low range Of prices imported by
may 81 FRANCK TAYLOR
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kfOR SALE wifi sell my House and l. on sec.
Il end street, near the College, &c rgetown-ha>
81 feet front by $50 deep: in two or four lots in
sale or at auction.
III not sold at private sale it will be sold at auc
in the afternoon. JNO BEACHLER
lie S-lw*
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t'OR RENT-A large Dwelling HOUSE on 18th
II street, between and street, the second door
foufh OF the res dence of Jas G. Berrett ESQ, con
tanning tn teen rooms, with gas, good dry oell,rs
de- For further Particulars apply to
JAS. G. MCGUIRE
je 7-eo6t Suct;on
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AUCTION BARGAINS.

A LOT of OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE Al
"A THIS OFFICE NAV $50
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Ohio River,
Baltimore Market.

WHEELING, June 9.--The water in the Ohio
at this point 10 S feet; at Pittsburg 81.
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L. ]. MIDDLETON,
n ~ n ~ IN nv -

Office south side f, '.szt to o. laeh ssrees
CE kept constantly on hand at The orsce, which
l. can be had In larg- or small quantities.
Office open from sunrise 20 sunset
luna l-aolm
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NEWS FROM CUBA.

IMPORTANT AND AUTHENTICl-S r SYi-
L vEsTER has received, direct from Havana, 40
90 CIGARS, manufactured from the best NuelI "a
sbajo to'ac o, by Antonio Cabarga, No.. l. obesPo
street. Havana '-Cilinersdos," first sec nd. nd
third quail ties, brand Of IS47 and "Londres," brand
If 1S4S, 20 600 of each '-'
Corner of Penn avenue and llth street.
10
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STORE FOR RENT spacious warehouse ON
- pennsylvania ave, 30 long occupied by Messrs
I. Semmes & Bro, IS a wholesale grocery and
liquor store is now for rent. Possession given i'm.
mediately Apply to B. l. ssmmes or NJ G. Emery
ap 13-dtf
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4 fAERoN'S History Of California
~ Edo g large Map of 1lforna
The Plurality OF Worlds, with an Introduction, by
Pref Hitchcock
The Russo Turkish Camp igns, by Col Cheetney
he 'useian ehores OF the blacx sea, by Onphant
,urowskis Russia Is it il
lie Turkish Que ton, by Gurowpki
She Kpout q, the Russians, by DsLaepy
homas on Farm Impl-msut
.natomy Of the Inv. rte' rata, by Won siebols
VI loourne and the Chinchs Islsnde by Peck
'ersons and Pictu "a, by II W rbsrt
autobiography oil 9 Dieseu tide Minister
he VhImsicsl Womsn, by Emily Csrlen
;hrystaine: Or the Heiress OF Fall Down Castle bv
shelton. PhANCk TAYLOR
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EMIL e MEMS Ready made Clo-
" thing.-WALL & STEPHENS. Pennsylys
DIa avenue, next door to Iron Hail. invite purchs-
sers OF ready made Clothing to examine thei- supe
rior atsortms mt, which embraces at this time, the
most beautiful variety Of seasonHble Goods to be
found in this city. which they offer at uniformly
low prices.
Their custom department is we'll stocked with fine
Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskns, Linen Drillings, sill
satin. and marsi les vestings If new and fsshiona
notice, and at unusually low prices. ie 5-3t
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BY D B. CAMPBELL & co.
Il. N. STkATTON, Auctfoneer.

MfhOgEp PROPERTY in Square No. 1896 OIL
L the Island On TUESDAY, TIL 18th instant ri
o'clock on the premises. shall sell part OF Lo.
IL, in squara No. 1885, II feet front on south e st
WIN dep'h of l22 feet inches to 30 foot allev
ost"een AZ and 9th streets west, improved by q two
story Frame House, containing four rooms and
kitchen "AN
Title indisputabe.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue In three
cqsal instalments at 6, IL, and Is months with
interest satisfactorily secured.
Conveyancins at the expense of purchaser,
je 9-dts
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Union 8uhhAr Wnrlrs Rn-,

NEW York, June s.-The Union Rubber
Works at Harlem-yery valuable-have been
burnt. Loss heavy.
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GREECE and the Golden Horn, by
" Stephen Olin, ID .i5..f. .t-
rho Parish side, by the Clerk of the Parish of Edge
First Lessons In 0entleness and Truth, by Aunt
Alice ..sT- "a '.-' TO
Tho Home Of the Mutineers ON Pitcairn's leland
CummiDgs Lectures on the PARALLELS md Hirsclcs
Fern Leaves from Fsnny's Portfolio, the second se.
RES. =.
4 very large and 6ne assortment Of STATIONERY and
-4s Blank Pooks just reesved and for sale ct Iot
s- prices, BY
m. - GRAY BALLANTYNE,
bk-rs,osf (SsntinsD -. Tth street.
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BY J. @. McGUIRE. A-..,--

- AWcti0ne@r.
tA Iran sr SALE or WROUGHT. AND CAST
morning the 9Th instant at O'clock on .hs "a,
lses, SHALL sell the materials composipr tha -
Greek Bridge, at the terminus Of street
Of Lumber "AN io'
Inc Iren WIN be sold In lots to suit purchasers.
Terms $50 and under cash; over $50 credit of
dorsed, hearing interest 'if
By order of the Mayor. ..-'l, II VS.
,un.e JAS, @. MCGUIRE,
-NO - . ~ Auctf,rAe-
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PLEASURE TRIPS.
The Steamers GEO WASH
&ix5aaEl3s INGTON or THOS. COLLYER
ran be c rered for public or select parties to visit
Mount Vernon. Fort Washington White House Pa.
wilton, or any othe- places on the Potomac yer.
The scenery ON the river is very handsome
For particulars apply to the President of the Com
PAW or the Captains of the Boats
Schools taken at reduced prices.
JOB COISON,
SAMUEL GEDNEY,
NAV 2S-MWSF1m C.nt,;,,
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Failure Of Flour Merob.nt.

BALTIMORE, June 9.-Rumors are rife here
commission houses. '~
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pOOMS AND BOARDING "A lady ard gentle
~ man. or three single gentlemen can be accom-.
mod ted will plea ant ROOMS and BOARDING at
MRS SCHREINER'S. 9Th street, two and . half
squares north of the Patent Office fright sde She
will also receive two three genteel table boariers
Terms moderate. Call and see ieS-It*
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EHEENGH SHIRT BOsOMS-The rapid increas.
In the sale of the new SHIRT BOSOMS war
rants US in presenting to the trade and our aston
ers verv large assortment of the newest STYLES aud
at the most moderate prices.
Families and shirtmskers will find it cheaper
buy these bosoms than to make them The Trad.
supplied at wholesale prices at STEVENS's
ap Zl-eot Sales Room. Browns Hotel
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k'oh RENT-A STORE, situated on D. between
ssh and 10th streets, suitable for an Office Fam
the Comfsca dtney, &C. For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at
Carriag Mauufaciory. les as
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A DESIRABLE SUMMER REsIDENO E.-Er
tent, a t~o-story brick DWELLING, yell fun,
nish d situated On F, between 10Th and Goth SITS .
First Ware. Apply 10 8. NJ. MckEAN, Treasury
department.. ia SIS
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LOR SA LE-A Frame HOUSE and LOT, cont ,in-
Il ing four rooms. situated on New York avenue
between 2ls and 22d streets The lot is thirty feet
front by about 100 feet.
Terms: OnehsIf cash, and balance by the 1st of
december Apply to JOS rARKIN,
je2-lwf on The premjses
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LET-A two-story brick HOUSE, on 9th, bet
i and FL streets. Good references REQUIRED. An.
PN 70 J. G. McKELDEN,
Je S-eotf Z, between 9th and 9TH ar,
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS For sale q lsrr. oman.
~ tIty OF Mr.. fuckers Mould Oorpice Rricks Dc.
vgered In any part Of the city at IS OTIS per foot
June q JN>Fe
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600 YARDS striped and Plaid silks a,
COO 20 cents, very good md cheap
1000 yards rich Black silks, from SO cts ND
600 do NEAT checked India Silks OF very superior
quality
The above goods were bought at Auction and will
be sold at very low prices.
VIM. r. RILEY,
Corner sth street, opposite Centre ), arket
may 2S-lm
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(fOR sALE-A light two horse CARRIAGE /
u would sell low or exchange for other property
SIMON FLYNN, D street, next door to star Office
je 2-tf
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AUCTION SALES

1yywoH mEN 4 SCOTT, Auet,on..,.,
4 &c ascdcn.-0n FRIDAY, the On inst.,, -.
IL ~ " ~ front II the premises, at o'cooI ~
.1t NO ~ In square 81, With the ,,n-oSsm an.
tsinin. $40 Two good twostory Frame Houses. cor,
each. eN "o1 conveniently arrarge1 ro1 me-
befwesn AMI X sta norfh "u on I'm u west,
little indisputahIs $50
Ie. ms; one-ha'f cash: the rs.,a,,
months, for notes bear ny intsr,. oue In and IL
deed gwen and deed Of trust taxa, ~.
je7-ati r GREEN & SCOTT.
Au-rior. -
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NOW Is THE TIME

NOW Is THE TIME -
IN AND THIS rs THE PLACE
DdguerTeotyp. O. for % cents AND UpaodTds.
For the accomm odation OF those who want chesJ
pictures, Wilson d Co have 6tt-d mp fn,
GALLERY in Lane fuckers Building, directly over
The Gallery formerly known as "Thompsonss
Remember the name and be sure and find the
right gallery. --~- WILSON Co.,
Pa avenue, between ~ and 9th SIS
may 1T -. ga
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-09
Late from Texas

C,H,ARLssroS, June The Nev orIsans
NAL mas arrived. The Picayune contsi =. I.ts
neWs, received by the steamer Msxieo Cal.
'esson papers came by her dated Nav a
ine brazos river had overlooked Ard ru,n>d
,ne crops upon the low-lapds.
Some OF the old conf rae ,ors for ,.,,,;r. a..
mail through Texas, will hold ON t,,i ths sh;,-
ity OF the upderiidders 10 carry ont ,h- q, -.
tracts. 10 sscertained
HE Texas papers are full Of the outr.ees oe
me Indians Wild Cat is represented a. the
oeAo OF the Indian parties rsvasing the conn
~ stealing cattle. and numbering the inhab-
Mexiean express messenger represspt,pp
o.. " as having escaped massacre. ays Wi a
mon"s s =, me head OF 500 Seminole. and Ca
Indlans. that they had .ttscked q
Va nusaneers, traders, citizep,, and sol.
u.eIs aua tnat when be left out NJ oompany
vi t"enty-nV soldiers all but wo .ere k;iled
ana tnat thirty Mexicans ard Eve n, M, Au.,'
icans were killed In the Company of n ust anger
lie says that the Indians we're bea 10 say-
during the fight. that they would Kin sy.ry
thing, and desolate the country 70 the Rio
Grande. '- r.aa rr.
Speaker Of the Connecticut legislature.
HARTFORD, June Screen Hsndrick has
been elected Speaker of the House. vice Foster
recently chosen United States Senstor.
Failure Of Flour Merchants.
BALTIMORE, June 9-Rumors are M. hs,.
Of the failure of two provision, breadgtu6 snS
commission houses.
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