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Tor CHARLESTON and florida

A.. ,o;"s SEM weesy SorrsuF nSL LINE -The new sod
Vii leave Pes No North River SATURDAY March
1fs'cloch NJ. precisely. For freisht sppy on boa,d
Where all bills OF ls4i.s viii b. ssned ana p4sge II he
snce Of sPofFORD. TiLEsrON Co. no. % sso.d.v
Ibseesb feien 10 Flords follow. To Jlso.vs II;
70 rls,ts sSs TIE JAeEs ADOER ~l trs eel az os,e
On sAfVapAY Mach 81
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law INTELLIGENCE.

sr-PREME COURT II CHANssss = March g. - Before
Judge AosRs
CASE OF noRRIssET, HYLER AID LSN. .
Thee parties implicated by the Coroner Jury 10
re aton death Of eooel brought today S ~
and O'clock With view 10 their being sdns "a u5t
An arguusn bens IN 9 rreyiocs the motion -
been brought on E the time of going 20 press
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

BOSTON, Fnday M8rch y, 600.
The Massachusetts, Assembly today refused by a
large majority to amend the Ten.fiour bill SO rs to
make it read Eleven hours.
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PAPER MILL BLRSZD

Conespondenee OF TIE ~ 7. Tribune.
HousArosIc, Msss. Wednesday Mach q, 5.
The large paper mill recently erected at this Place
by Messrs. Potfers, was burned TO the groun9 .i.s
dsy a, noon. The work Of an ncencia'y. Nc IN
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LAKE NAVICATION

oswEGo, Friday, March o. 1855.
The schooner Marco Polo, from Toronto and the
schooner Caroline, from Cobourg laden with aour.
arrived here yesterday.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

rh.LADELPHIA, Friday Maroh23 1855.
:, Stocks are neayy. Money unchanged Readirg
road, l6. Pennsylvania Railroad, A.. Penns ylvs9ia
Sc. s9i 20.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Frioay. March %, l15j.
We have no mail south of Augusta. this morning,
and 10 news worth telegraphing.
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CoLUMBn, 5. c., Thursday March n. less.
We had heavy snow storm here last night, infict-
ing, it i. feared, great injury upon the crops.
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THE SHIP HARKAWAY ASUopr

CHARLEsroS Wednesday, Feb 81, 1855.
TIE chip Harkswsy, from Liverpool for this port
get off, She has cargo Of 1000 bushels of salt.
Insured in Liverpool.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, March %, less

SENATE ALBANY, March %, less.
BILLS REPORTED.
The Academy Appropriation law. The New York
Mr. BROOKS presented written report in relston
to the New Granada Improvement Transportation
bill.
Mr.. CLARK reported adversely to the following
bills: To Abolish Marine Courts; In Relation to the
M CLARK reported against the application to
open Schenectady ST., Brooklyn.
Mr. SPENCER reported fsyorably on the Commits
siorers Map of Brooklyn.
Supervisors of New York and in relation to Justices
Clerks.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To ipcorporate the Honduras Inter Oceanic Steam-
Navigation Company.
To define the Law relative to sight drafts.
BILLS Passed.
Toamepd the Charter of the Brooklyn Gas Company
To incorporate the Merchants signal Flag Code'
For loan in Kings County LuDsuc Asylum.
To amend the Charter Of the Fire Department IN
Brooklyn. r,
To amend the Brooklyn Consolidation Act
Went into Executive Session.
ASSEMBLY.
The New. York Hsrbor Encroachment OIL was re-
ported by Committee Of Nine.
M MODES objected TO the bill going to Select
Committee 10 report complete, and moved us refer
ence 10 Committee Of the Whole House, wnich;
after debate was done, and the bill made the speciai
order for Tue sday. The final vote will be taken Oh
Thursday.
The bill restricting the Banks Of issus from actng
as Savings Banks was also reported BY the same Con-
mtte. but the House ordered It to be taken OUT anu
Do. in general order.
The Annual Report Of the American lnsatu'e Tss
received.
The Commissioners Claim bills were taken up and
AL oIdered to third reading
ssyers reu,onstrances against the tolling Rail
ways were presented.
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NARINE 10 URNAL
PORT OF SEw-Yoak.""...S''
Arrived.

Bark Velocity. Morrill,. s.v,nil. 2! as Ia
Bsls Sc. Daei of PorSgoq;h h!1 srI sssy5
isd sugar. &c TO n bntls. IA. rii, s.ls sc.
and s;C Ss ss d 1Rr1 parlse, Msysaef FA Il e. "s
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SALE OF THE MEMPHIS NAyI.YAaD..I ne A.np ..s
Eagle ard Enquirer says the Navy ara a. 100 an
szecrt,On sye,n.: :Ie NsJof and Aldermen CT Men,
pas.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-MAEeH IS.
-u.yu or pnnIy

DEATH OF POOLE.
In the 1rs after of the habeas corpus applied for on
h.h.if 81 Moni..y Hyer and Linn with view 70 their DIS
ebase on bail sresdy referred to Messn Devn and wye
tw OF the counsel waited in chambers for some time on
a. ,secn, their associate counsel but he not sppesrnf
notbinr a. done in relation the We understana that
the mater ale ts ordinary course The counsel this fore
noon is Sid doub whether the proceeding
en- hsses CORPUS or not.
SUPERIOR COuRr-MLKcH 2S-Before judge boswoEIH
Rosy Reilly, sdmx. OF Edward Reilly, deceased, Ht
Garrett r. Lydeeker
To recover damages for death of husband. By fall
through and excavation already referred TO- Verdict for
eefsIo
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TRAVELS IN EUROPE AND TIE EAST By smrrl

TRAVELS IN EUROPE AND TIE EAST By s,xuEL
IsEsGCs PRIME. 2vos. 6yo. Harper 8re.hers
In these volumes, a record is presented Of an ex-
tended foreign tour, including years travels in the
principal countries CT Europe, with excursions IN
Syria, Pslestipe, and Egypt The author is we'll
known by bis connection with the religious press OF
this City, and the work nov gwen to the public will
take nothing from the reputation he has gained IN
that capacity. With no attempt Il brilliant descrp-
ton or profound remark he relates the occurrences
of the day in an essy cOuvers stOnal manner often
diversifyilg the course of the narrative by p0us
seniimen or moral reflection. He occasionally ps
rades his own feelings little too much for good taste,
considering that the readers are not limited to tb
circle of his personal acquantapce bat the whole,
he iells his story as simply ard unostenatiously ~
could be expt cited from with whom the desire Of
foreign travel had become passion and wh1se eI-
element the prospect OF departing deprived him OF
.eep. The opening chapter is vtsted with some
tawdry rhetoric, when the desr old honest sun is
spoken of " coming up from the sea 10 biz chariot
of gold, shedding radiant glory from his glowing
wheels" "spresdirg heavenly lustre On ths HAY
Ing bosom Of the waves while the bue heavens
came down to Hiss the sea- This might pass muster
in Alexander Smiths poetry, bu: is no: quite in the
ecclesiastical style becoming grave divine. The
volumes, however, DO not abound with such sopho-
morica illusions, and generally more remarkable
for plain matter-of.fact manner, than for eIG5er
ance or spendor Of diction.
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Markets. Reported By Telegrapk.
WEATHER REPORT

CHARLESTON. March ?l-Our Corros market 10 firm and
tenGiDg upward sales 80 bsles.
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Tie Tinted States Magazine for March, besides
variety Of interesting matter original and selected,
contain, full and graphic sketch OF the great print
ipg-press establishment Of Messrs Hoe Il Co, illus
tra'ed by numerous ergrayipgs. An account of the
mort extensive manuficting works in tais City and
in various sher portions of the United S;ses is here
after to form a permanent. feature OF th: popular
magazine. u. n Emerson & Co..
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HARpEEs STATISTICAL oAzErrEfR OF TIE

HARPERs STATISTICAL GAZETTEER OF TIE
WORLD. By J. CALVIN SMITH svo., ~. l,sa4 hsf-
Per BotheU
In these days OF rapid geographical development,
a new gazetteer becomes necessary smost as o;'en
as a new almanac. The present work is sigosly OPP
perfume, and though not free from the unavoidable
errors of detail to which the most viglant editor Is
subject, brings forward macs of authentic and val
able information, which is nowhere 10 be fond IN
such compact and convenient form. Mr.. Smith has
evidently performed bis task with conscientious dill
gepce. In the portion relating to Europe, Asia, and
Africa, as we'll as a large part OF South America, he
has made free use Of Johbstons General Gszetteer
Of the World' which has the reputation Of beiog the
most complete and trustworthy work Of the kind
published in Europe. Each article, horever, has
been submitted to a rigid examination, and, in many
cases, much new matter has been added in various
DEPARTMENTS. The results Of the recent censuses OF
the United States and OF the British Provinces fur
nsh great amount OF important facts concerning the
social, agricultural, and industrial statistics OF the
people, and have been carefully embodied 10 the vol
ume. By simple typographical arrangement great
economy Of space has been attained, enabling the
editor present the necessary details of the different
subjects, withou. swelling the work 10 an mmoderate
size. For the of the family, the countng-room
the d. SIX Of the professional man the Students ia
be this gazetteer will doubtless Take the precedence
over similar publications for come time to come.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

COsAs DE- EspASA; os GoISs NADsIU "a bAEcs'
l2-O.. pp IS! .edied-
W.tou, being over fss,idious ~ ic h'sb2lcs 20
snopJmous author Ct his rcD kin, vciure oss q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

THE LIFE, TINES, AND CHARACTERISTICS Os JOHN
BUNfAS ny HosEKr PHILLIP. svo., pr. 557. Rebert
Carter Brother
copious biography OF the author of " Pilgrims
Progrtss reprinted from the English edition, With
an Introduction by tie American editor. 1t contains
multitude of curious incidents and anecdotes, illus
trafive OF the life Of the inspired tinker and will
be read With interest by the admirers of his quaint
writings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23
A TREATISE ON THE LAW OF HOMICIDE IN tn,
UNITED STATES. BY FnAscis WHEATON. eve
fQ7 IL IA.

GSiTEp STATES By YrAscis wH.sTos. syo,
pp. sS7 Pbasdelphis Kay / Brother.
Asyssemsic view o. The Ame1 can Ls. Of Homi-
ode with an Account Of it's Origin in English aris-
prudence, is presented in this elaborate monogsph
In preparing the volume, the author has msde free
u,e Of the commentaries Of M. East and Sir ".
Russell o. giving the most faithful and eopious digest
of the English authorities this branch Of practice,
and of the sboss Of Judge King, Of Pnlsdelphis, to
whom the ste of Pennsyv anis largely indebted for
wise and liberal system Of criminal law. The legal
principles involved IN the treatment Of toe sabjsct
are stated with great clesrness and sustained oy
ccpious references to leading 81 horites. nuroes
Of interesting trials for homicide, that are no rGey
to be met with, is preserved 10 the appendix to the
volume.
FIRST GToGaArHY FOR CHILDREN. By "" Nh H..'
BIRlHER erows. limo pp IA bos,on. ghin"
sampson Co. Sold BY C Derby.
The manual issued by Mrs. Beecher S;'ve
was prepared several years since, and is intended a.
The commencement. OF . series OF schosl.boOks for
Csbs rne Beecher II avoids the superiuoas details
which often crowd the primary books OF instruction
presents the leading facts OF geography in manns
sdspted awaken the intereet Of the pupil, snd -
secure their ready comprehension and affords CREST
aid TO the Learner by It's simpe and l1cid arrange
nent The Little volume IL illustrated By prof1s'on
Of appropriate engrsvings.
CCsAs DE- EspASA; os CONS NADslU 80 tAkcs
Iona l2-O.. Pr. 49, Led,eld
W'.ioE, being over fsstdious ~ ic hsb2iosI 10
anopymous author Ct his rclD,tin, vcure % q
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truly French love o. recounting," sn1 tells bis
pqusnt hstoriettee with compscen. relish Of their
fan and vhimsicality. he eees few nghs TIA: have
not been seen before-his route u fsnihv enough "
SpAnish rsyeers-and be does no: pretend 10 make
any noticeable additions TO the inventory OF ase-
full kDo-ledge-but be is brmfd Of excellent hunor,
and after giving the reader taste Of bis qu1ty, in
veises him into The belief that bis book IL Of the
most entertaining be took up and tia, the Fri
ter of dI good fellows lie the meet comp snon abe
and diyerting.
SCOTTISH SONGS BALLADS AND POEMS. By HEv
A>isLIE limo. pp As Redh-ld
E1ubernr' with Scottish feeling, these poems By an
exile from his native heather, possess sweetness AMI
psthos that reveal the genuine heart Of sony, and
make them not unworthy offering to the country
men of Scott and Burns. Several OF the pieces have
touch Of American life gro wing OFT Of the author.
residence in the Far West for thirty years, which
blends nc, uDgrscefully with the Doric music of the
original.
COMPENDIUM OF HYGIENE. By LUoiUs Mills
lsno, PIP. IFS. Fo~lers L Wells.
The ruee, beth for the preservation OF health and
the cure Of di,ease, according TO the Hydropsthic
system, are briefly stated in this little volume. II is
free from technical termf-clothipg msny important.
principles in popular language, and abounding in
uteful suggestions, irrespective Of therapeutic theo-
mes. Az a manual Of simple directions for the care
of the heath, It may be safely recommended for
ceneral u,a
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.

ALEXANDRIA, June /, 1855.
The County Court, which has been In session
since Monday occupied with important bust.
ness, has granted but two tavern licenses, one
for hotel at Balls ID Roads, and another for
hotel near the market square, making the
entire number of tavern licenses granted this
yssr sixteen. What rule the court has adopted
In the distribution Of its favors is not known
Some burglar entered the house of Mr.. J.
u. Stewart on Monday night last, but rather
too early for operations, for the family of Mr.
5 had sot retired, and ere the thief could
commence to plumber he was discovered, and
only escaped by lesping through q window
and carrying away the sash.
The Gardens, long known as Yeatss's, on
the southern borders Of our city, continue to
attract those who love the dance to its fne
pavilion. The past week has been an unusu-
ally merry one
The Young Catholic Friends Society have
hxed upon thursday the 2lst instant for their
annual excursion to the White House Payalion
The N ct complete arrangements have bssn
made to secure pleasant trip.
The Alexandria Gazette of yesterday and
to-day, 10 in favor Of a change In the organi.s-
ton, and objects TO the American party endors.
ing the Baltimore Americans views upon that
subject
The season for disease approaches, and We
cordially unite with a writer in one Of the
morning papers in calling upon our city au
thori les and private citizens to be vigilant in
removing all matter which might tend to en-
danger hsalth during the summer heats
Prevention is better than cure. AMI.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE

GE0RGErowx, June z, 1855
A colored barber by the name of Jackson,
on Bridge street, was robbed, We learn, some
days ago Of some 500. The thief, We are in.
formed, was an apprentice boy under him.
The large sums which he had been spending.
ID rather reckless manner, at q color ed peo.
Pies fair, which was going on, led to his de.
lection.
We learn that Mrs Bodisco, widow of the
late Russian minister, who has boen soiourn
ing In Russia for some time, is expected to re-
turn to her home in this city about the last Of
July.
A gentleman purchased in our market, a
few days ago chicken for 3ltc., and upon
opening the craw when il was being dressed.
there was found gold dollar 4 cheap
chicken, that!
Tie Hour market Is finn, at $40 87ta$ff.-
Small sale. Of wheat since our last, at 81 4Oa
- As for red and white. SpEcrAroR.
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, The Harmony Hall Mestinr.

Union Association met at Harmony
- - On inc 9th Of June, 1855, the President In
Reports being in order. the chairman srom
committee appointed at the Last ms.t;na
~ me purpose specified made the foIIowins
.Por which, on being read was. on mo,ion
unanimously adopted:
a, " an eie;tiOn for officers of the corporation
Hashl ngtOn, held on the frs. Mondav ~
Sane, 1895, the returns made by the cornmi :.
inefs OF election represent Samuel Z. Douy.
-, 70 have received for the Office of registe,
votes more than VIM J. Mccormick. the
Ssssseht Incumbent; John 81 McCalla, for Ia
i Of collector, 29l vo.es more thsn Robert
aaSS =, me present Incumbent and X z.
, iof the Office Of surVsyof, 434 votes
~ man his competitor, S T. Albert
"a. &c Sne eases Of the Tegi.ter and collector,
t.., esed majority is represented to have
"a produced by the rejection, on the part of
''nnisiOnsrs Of election, of legal votes
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Auction Sales
H-FS- AUCTION Salss zee hrst page "a
By J. g. MCGUIRE. Auctionssr.

By j. G. Moe UIRE. Auctfonssr.
RUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE AND 81
I isibly situated Real Estate on the Island By
virtue of deed Of trust bearing date on the 9th day
Of June, 1855, and recorded in Lii er A. s., No.
So, folios 1885, sc the scribe will sell, at pub
lie sale, on THURSDAY, the l4th day OF June,
1885, at 81 O'Clock p IN, on the premises. all those
neces or parcels Of ground lying and befas situate
in the city Of Washington, and known and distin-
gushei as the north half OF Lot No. IL and the
whole OF Lot -, in Square $40, the whole fronting
20 !eet6 inches on Y street west; between and
l. streets south, ard ranning back 100 feet 10 a.
icy, with the Buildings ard improvements, which
cOnst Of a subs antial and comfortable cottage
built Frame Dwelling House and necessary out
houses.
The above property Il situated in a rapidly i'm
proving Fart OF the city, and ofers a favorable op-
nOnunity t. persons deslrous of obtanns residence
or investing
The terms Of sale will be oae third cash residue
g. II, and Is months, for notes bearing interest
fr m Gay Of sale, secured by deed of rust upon the
propert".
If The terms Of sale are not complied with in six
days after the sale, the property will be resold at
the risk and expense of the purchaser.
All conveyaE cling al cost IF purchaser
CHkS. WALL CHI, Trustee
Jas. Z. VI CURE,
l. I'd hrctiOneer,
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may 3l-eO&ds
By Jas. G. McGUIRE, Auction..r.

By JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
z 'RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Estate BY virtue of a deed of trust from Fran
els SeIden, bearing date on the first day Of Decem-
Der l846, and recorded in Liber w. No. 40, TO
lios 23l, 232, and 233, the subscriber will sell al
public sale, on MONDAY, the 18th day of June,
half of Lot No 2, in Square 247 fronting % feet on
north street, between 18th and I4lh streets west,
running back 100 feet, with the buildings and inn
frame dwelling houses.
The above property is well located in rapidly
improving part of the city.
The terms OF the sale will be ene-half cash, and
the balance in g. H. and 10 months, for notes bear
ing interest from day of sale, secured by deed Of
trust on the property.
If the terms of sale are not complied with in six
days after the SALE the property will be resold al
the risk and expense Of the purchaser.
All conveyancing at cost of purchaser.
WALTER LENOX, Trustee.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
ie 2-eoSds Aucfioneer,
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BY JAS. @. MCGUIRE. Auctions er.


l and Lot on the orner of street south and Sd
street By virtue of deed in trust from Jno.
T. TOson and wife, the subscriber will SELL at pub
lie sale, on THURSDAY, the 2eth day OF June,
1855, at So O'Clock p m, on the premises, parts OF
Los Nos. "a and IS, in Square No ESQ fronting A
feet GU street south, by SO feet inches on Sd ST.
west, " it'll the bull Iings and Improvements, which
consist of well built TWO story frame house, with
brick bakery attached.
The owe property Is eighty situated on the
Island, and offers favorable opportunity to persons
desiring a residence on TO make an investment
The terms Of sale will be One-third cash, and the
balance in g. 1s and ls months, for notes bearing in
terest from the day Ct sale, secured b. dc ed Of
trust on the prop ny.
If the terms of safe are hot complied with i'm six
days amer the SALE The prosery viii be resoid at the
risk and expense OF The purchaser.
All conveyancing at expense of purch Ter. r
CHAS. q. WALLACE, Trustee.
JAS. G.. MCGUIRE,
10 3-coSds Aucuoneef,
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JOHN R. ELvANs. WILLIAM THOMPSON
ELVAns a. TIL, MPsOr,
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS, Go.
no 3a6 PennsyIvania avenue,
betUeen Ninth and Tenth streets, Warrington, d. c.
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE.
Britannia, German Silver, Albata and Silver Plated
Tea, Table and Desert Spoons
Carvers and Forks, sssel', Knives with and with
Brass, Britannia Block Tin and Plate Candlestioks;
Shovel and TOngS, Waffle Irons, Sad Irons
MasIn and Bell Metal Kettles, Furnaces, Gndirors,
Ovens, sc.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
and Trunk Locks
Shuttle, Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws, Cut and
Wrought Nails, Bolts
Brad's Shutter Screws and Stubs, Door Springs,
Handrall Screws, Door Knobs
Bell Pulls, Door Sheaves and Rail, &C.
CABINET MAKERS GOODS.
Hair Cloth, CuIled Hair, Moss, Gimps, Sofa anu
Chair Springs
Venitan Blind Hooks, Rack Pueys, Roller Ends,
Brackets, Furniture Nails
Glue, Coffin Handles and Screws, Diamond Screw
Plates, SC
CARPENTERS GOODS.
Planes, Saws, Drawing Knives, Spokeshaves. CHS
els and Gouges, Plane Irons
Augers, Braces and Bits, Boring Machines, Ham.
mers, Hatchets, Deves
Bevils, Squares, Guages, Axes, sc.
BLACKSMITH AND COACH MAKERS GOODS.
Black and Bright Springs, Axles, Felloes, Spokes,
Hubs, Bows. Shafts, Poles
Sleigh Runners, SIvered and Brass Bands, Stump
Joints, Stump Collars, Top Props
Curtain Frames, Lamps, inside Linings, Lining
Silks. Damask, Scanning Cords
Tuls, Tassels Buttons, Tacks. Fringes, Laces, and
Plain and Enamsiled Canvass
Russia Duck, Elameed Leather, Dash Leather,
sc. ELVANS g. THOMPSON,
je l--6m sac Pa. avenue.
HE MISSING BRIDE, by z. d. E. N. South
worth, vols, price al GO
Harper'S Magazine for June Is
Harper's Story Book No. z, Virginia Is
Puinsn's Magazine for June e5
Go5ey's Lady's Book do 25
Graham's Magazine do 25
All the New Books, Magazines Cheap Pub'ica-
lions and Weekly Papers received IA soon as pub
lished and for sale by E. K LUNUY
No. las Bridge street, Georgetown.
may a-H
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BY j.. MCGUIRE, Auctionssr.

CHOICE COLLECTION OF RARE AND VAL
" liable Oil Paintings At Pubic Auction
TUESDAY afternoon, June 18th, a; AZ O'Clock, at
the saloon over Farnham's Bookstore, corner Pa.
avenue and llIh street, shall sell a collection Of
and valuable OIL Paintings, selected with great
care by II. N. Barlow, E7q., from various gale les
on the Continent. Amongst them will be found
KncIler, A Van Willies, John Wilson Gainsboro',
Muriila, Vemct, Poussin, Shayer, ir., and others.
The saloon will be open and the Pic;afes On free
exhibition d5ily until the sale.
Catalogues may be obtained at I'll. saloon or st
auction Tooms
Terms: 500 AID Under cash; over tina: sum a
credit Of sixty and ninety days, for notes satsfcto
ly endorsed, bearing Interest.
Jas. C. MCGUIRE,
IL I'D AuctionpPr.