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BY JAS. &. MCGUIRE. Aucticneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFF.

BY JAS. T.. MCGUIRE. hucticn eer
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFF.
Il fects at Public Auction.-On FRIDAY
MORNING, May ID, at 10 O'Clock, at No. 562
Pennsylvania avenue, between lst and I'd streets
west, shall sell the Furni ure and Effects Of e
family declining housekeeping, viz:
Mahogany Sofa, arm and parlor Chairs
DO centre, side, ard card Tables
Cane and wood seat Chairs, Lounges
w indow Curtains, Shades, Clocks
Three ply. ingram, and other Carpets
Oilcioth, Rugs, Stair Carpets
High and low post Bedsteads
Bureaus, WardTobes, Washsiands
Fourteen superior Feather Beds, Bolsiers and
Pillows
Excellent hair and husk Mattresses
COunterpaEes Comforts, Blankets
Mahogany dining sDd side Tables
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Castors, Table Cutlery, fire Irons
Mahogany Sideboard, Coffee Urn
Excellent cooking and other Stoves
Together with general assortment Of Kitchen
Utensils
Terms: $25 and under, cash over that sum a
credit Of sixty and ninety days, for satisfactorily
endorsed notes bearing interest.
p. ) The House is for Rent; inquire on the
premises. JAS. G.. MCGUIRE,
p2i-d Auctioneer.
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BY 4. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
NEW TWO.STORY FIR M E unUS,

NEW TWO-STORY FIR A nj e HOUSE
~ and Lot at Auction.-On FRIDAY the
"a May next, l shall sell, In front Of the p:emi-
frame House: with five good End conveniently ar,
ranged rooms, from ing on 22d street, near come,
Of street north, being part lot No 1, in Square
Terms: One third cash; the balance I'm & and
IL months for notes. bearing interest from day OF
oeed given and deed Of trust taken
aPN-eoSds A. GREEN, Auc;ioneer
IL I'm mediaiely after tho above sale I
shaIl sell, en- the premises, Lot No :, in square
l2i, fronting on 18th STREET, between New York
avenue and north ID street, with the improve
Gcnts, which are Frame House, &c
Also, Lot No 4, in square east Of square No. 81
fronting on north Z, between 10th and 2lst SITS.
Terms at sale.
ap3O-d A.GREEN Auct
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BY WALL, BARNARD & co Auctioneers
DEREMPTGRY SALE OF COrTsGI

BY WALL, BARNARD & co ,Auctioneers
DEREMPTGRY SALE Or COTTAGE
Il Residence At Public Auction. TN
THURSDAY AZ rERNUON, May |, at AZ
O'Clock, I'm font OF the premises, we will sell
Lots IL and r in square go, subdivision, on 4 y
street, between and 1. streets, west side, Inn
proved with beautiful two story and attic frame
Cottage, neatly new, not having been built over
eighteen months. Ii contains seven rooms pan
tries, &c. The location is good, and in fast i'm
proving part Of the city. The attention OF those
In want Of a good house Is invited TO the above
sale, as it will be sold without reserve. Title
guaranteed.
Terms One third cash; a credit Of 6, 10, and
ls months on the remainder for notes bearing IN
teIest, secured by deed Of trust on the property
WALL, BARNARD Il CO. Auct's
Will also he said, in front OF the prem ses
Immediately after the above sale, two Frame
Houses, in square i99, Lot No. 10, located in the
East side fronting 10 feet each running back 100
feet dep, to a wide alley, improved by two frame
Buildings which will be sold separate or together,
both of " hich will be scld without reserve.
Terms Of sd e, as above mentioned.
WALL, BARNARD & CO.,
6p23 dis AuCtioneen.
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ByA. GREEN, Auctioneerl
DRICk AND FRAME HOUSES AM

ID Lots and Vacant Lot in the First Ward
ut Auciion.-On WEDNESDAY the seth inst
l shall sell in front Of the premises, st o'clcc 4
p m, commenting with the first named prop
erty, part o: Lot No 4, In square No. 1870, with
the improvements, which are good two story
fame House, being No. 40i, o. 10th street, be-
tween g and streets north Next after the
above two brick houses two stories, containing
five good rooms, each fronting on 22d street, be-
tween and II streets north, being lot No. II, la
square No: 70. The house occupies half the lot
which Is 70 feet front, running back le6 feet a
e above two frame houses on I'D street, between
l. and streets north, being part Of lot NO. . In
square No. 81. &, t an,
Terms: Ore half cash; balance IN SIX ana
dav OF sale. A deed given and deed OF trast
taken. All conveyance at the cost OF purch user.
an a4-eo&ds A. GREEN, Auctleneer.
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WASHINGTON CITY, April rs, 1856.
Mr.. EDITOR: Allow me to say to the pub
lie through your paper, that have Withdrawn
from the Anne ican Party
Yours, very truly, j. M. M. ALLEN.
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Ey A. GREEN, Auctioneer
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI

Ey \. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
l. lures, Fine Piapoforte, &C. at Auction.
On THURSDAY, the LIST Of May, | shall sell. at
the residence OF MIR. Il. Fitch. on North q, be-
tween 18Th and 1ith streets, second door east of
the Foundry Church, at 10 O'Clock a. m, an ex-
cellent assortment OF Mahogany, Walnut and
other furniture, viz:
Mahogany and Walnut Sofas, Parlor and other
Chairs
Mahogany Sofa Bedsteads Centre and Gard Table 9
Etagere Quartettes and fancy Tables
Mahogany and walnut dressing and other Bureaus
Mahogany and walnut Wardrobes and Wash
stands
Walnut extension Dining Tables, Cane Seat
Chairs
China. Glass and Crockery Ware, Knives, and
Forks, &c.
Bedsteads, BEDDING, and Mattresses, Toilet Sets
Brussels, ingram, and other Carpets, and OIL
cloth
Cooking, radiator and other Stoves
And good assortment OF Kitchen Requisites
With many other articles which we deem unne-
cessary to eBumerate.
Terms S25 Bnd under cash; over that sum
credit of 90 and 81 days for satisfactorily endorsed
notes bearing interest.
ap 24-d 4. GREEN, Auct.
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rAn.IdFri.nd to the Suffering Is Mrs.

GARDENERS udian Bssan Of Liver and Hoa hound for
tie Of coughs cods, Group &c This preparation has
stood the test TOR the past twenty year, and now aud ever
I uuTiS4lles IL 10 for rals Iy all the druggists
Throughout Ih, United States and BTitish Provinces
weeks PCttsT la Warrington street Boston, Wholesale
Agent
sP s0Ix I'd. GILMAN Washington, Special Agent.
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BY w. FERGUsoN.S CO, Auctioneers.
DICT URES AT AUCrION.-WE WILL
L sci! at auction, on THURSDAY EVENING
NAY. NAY Isl, commencing at " O'Clock, at the Wash
nnsto on stUle' pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th
and sh, $50 Pictures handsomely framed Cor
man, french, Engli,h, and American, embrae,no
humorous, fanciful, moral, and patriotic subjects
SaIe without reserve. Pictures on exhibition nj
and at our Auction Rooms
ap 30-2t b. w. FERGUSON &Cn are.
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NEW YORK, April SO.-The steamer Er,c,.
son, chartered by the Collins Company As a
substitute for the Pacific, has Just been sig.
nailed below. She left Liverpool on the 10th.
Consequently her news has been anticipated By
the Persia
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TELE9RAPHIC NEWS
IRON THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY HOUSE PRINTING rErroa On,
New Nicaraguan Minis,sr. a.

n. , ios, hpnl so The Ori1sba brings
a new M.;d minister 9u9 in place of Col. French.
MSot helss, formerly Of the New Orlesp,
peta, was also passenger, and Ia the be,,er
of dispatches to Washington. '"' 'saret
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The INJURED Man The person mentioned
In yesterdays Star, as injured at the Capitol
was Mr.. John Brady, stone-setter in tho en-
p!Oy of Messrs. Provost 4 Winter. Mr. Brady
was employed preparing bed of mortar for
the stone, which was suspended over the spot,
and had his arm extended, when the stone
fell and crushed it. The unfortunate man
was obliged to remain with his arm under the
stone until bars could be obtained to raise the
stone sufficiently to allow his arm to be extri-
Gated. The stone weighs about six tons We
heard this morning that the arm had to be
amputated above the elbow.
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The GERMANS who were arrested for fight
ing opposite the Centre Market, few nights
since. had their trial yesterday. They were
held to security for peace by Justice Hollings
head.
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REGIMESTAL OFFICERs-At the meeting.
last night. nothing was done with reference
to the usual May parade That subject will
come up at the meeting on Tuesday evening
next 1t was made known last night that
Lieut.. Ii 0ber, of the Boone Rifles. had
been appointed adjutant Of the regiment, to
supply the vacancy occasioned by the promo.
ton Of Major Bacon.
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AUCTION SALES.
By JAS McGUIRE A,,,,nn.,

BY JAS c, Mc6UIRE, Auctioneer.
EAIkNSlVE SALE OF GOLD AND
- silver Lever Watches, Geld Chains
TUESDAY EvENiNG, April 2sth, at o;cloei
at the store Of the late Robert Keyworth
on rennsylvania avenue, near 9th street, shall
Hunting and open faced gold Watches, for ladies
and gentlemen
Gold guard and vest Chains
Aise, cameo and Florentine Pins and Earrings
Lockets; Kings, Keys, Lo~ket Bracelets. Chains
ao srms cash JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
aP Auctioneer
I1The above sale il uuavoidahlv mat,
ponce oo Ghul THIS "wednesday EVENING
April Both, at 7k O'Clock.
aPaO-n J. C. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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POLITICAL READISs.-We learn That tbs
accomplished Mrs. Emily P Lesdernier will
give reading at Carusi's saloon on SATURDAY.
evening. From the favorable notices of tb;,
lady in our exchanges, we anticipate litera
~ treat of an high order.
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"CINDERELLA."-This delightful and bril-
liant romantic Opera-One OF the most beauti-
ful and the most famed of Rossini's produc-
tions IS to be presented tomorrow evening
at the National Theatre; the principal char.
acters being filled By Miss Louisa Pyne, Mr.
Harrison, and the remaining members Of the
Pyne Harrison English Opera Company
The theme is one familiar to every man, wo-
man, AMI child of our community, and the de-
sire to behold it illustrated with all the DOW
erful accessories Of beautiful scenery, superb
costumes and dazzling appointments, will of
itself attract densely crowded audiences dur
ing the three nights to which its performance
Is impeTatively limited; but aside from such
attractions, there is the sparkling gems of
melody profusely scattered throughCu ut this
celebrated Opera; sung, as they will be, with
all the bewitchipg grace and captiy ating sweet.
ness OF Louisa Pyne, the power and finish
of Harrison, and the correctness Of the com
pany generally-a charm which will, we think,
be Acknowledged and obeyed By every lover
of music in our midst
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FOR BALE and RENT.
See fTstpdgs for other Rent and Sale NOTICES

NOR SALE.-SQUARE go HANDSOMELY
situated WIN bs sold great bargain A
god opportunity for profitable investment. Ap-
" to IL. w MchNEW General Agent Jackson
Hall ap 30. eOlW
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WANTFD.-A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH
w and Iron for small fimily Apply at No.
i3f street. an 3O-It#
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nor SALE "A NUMBER OF BUILDING
Il lots at Nelghborssille, In square go, at from
S75 to $50 per lot, payable in noBhly nsialm nts.
Persons r moderate means have now coed
o pe!trnity to purchase home on very Ieasona
bic terms In rapidly improving part OF the city.
Apply to n w. McKNEW, General Agent,
Jackson Hall ap 30 eo3t
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Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co /.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
Il the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Washington county, in the District OF
Columbia, letters Of administration on the per-
sonal estate Of Edward Gcdey, late OF w sshing
ton county, deceased. All persons having claims
against tie said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the sane with vouchers thereo TO the
subscriber on or before the 18th day OF April
next, or they may otherwise BY law be excluded
from all the benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April,
Is56. JACOB STAUB,
ap l6-W3t Administrator.
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XITANTED.-AS SITUATION BY A Healthy
w and respectable young woman as wet nurse.
Apply at No. % X street, between 9th and III
streets NaSV faro. ap 30-1t*
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EOR PRIVATE SALE "A VERY NEAT,
convenient thre' story frame House, with a
deep lot laid ca as flower garden The above
house contains ten rooms, all private; side
alley, and the privilege OF back alley The
above house is situated on the north side Of Mas
sechusetts avenue, between sth and 5th streets
No. 5H. For further information please call as
above. Possession given in few days. IL the
above is hot sold In few days it will be for rent
an 3O-tf
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WANTS.,

WANTED.-A SERVANT GIRL TO DO
w general house work. Apply at II. BLAU'S
Upho stery, street ap3O-1tx
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GAS STOVES AND OVENS.

GAS SIONES AND OVENS.
WE RESPECTFULLY CALL THE AT
w tention Of the public to our Gas Cook a
ing STOVES, patented by VIM. r. shaw At1
OF Boston. For neatness and economy they
cannot be surpassed, only consuming aboutS
TWO cents an hour TO each burner
Also, SUMNER OVENS, new article.
SIBLEY 4 GUY,
Pa. avenue, between 10 b and 18th SITS
ap 2S-eo3t (Organ)
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SUPPOSED STOLEN GOODS Captain Birch
OF the Auxiliary Guard, has recently got DOS
session Of three common breast-pi and one
full set, and two part set, of studs, which are
supposed to have been stolen. The owners Of
these articles can see them any morning be
tween and o'clock, or between and s, D.
N, by applying at the Central guard house.
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RDwARY-CHsAP FOH CASH.
CUTLERY, HOUSE FURNISH "ooDs,
" Tools ~
Scales. brushes, shovels, Spades,
Hoes, Traces, Plough Castings,
u,n,.s crews, Glue, Files, &C. &c.
In fact everything to be found In well regula-
ted Hardware store always to be found on hand
""N HARVEY q ADAMS,
ap % colin 325 Pa. av +, near 9TH Of
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OPERA GLAssEs.-Persons attending the
opera will, of course, need a coed and hand
some opera glass. We know Of no place where
larger or more elegant assortment can he
found than at Galligan 4 Sons, in Browns;
marble building "'
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An EXCELLENT CHANCE is afforded to any
person wishing to enter into the book, periodi.
cal and Newspaper business, by the openinc
offered in the advertisement Of Mr.. Z +
Buckingham. This store is well established
and In capital location. See advertisement.
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EOOKAND NURSE WANTED WANTED
Va woman to cook and wash for small family
Also, nurse and cambermaid. Apply at No. aas
T. street II
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Doom FOR RENT.-AFINEFUR
IL farlor and Bedroom, at No 80 & street, be-
tween 9th and It'll, In the immediate vicinity Of
the National and Browns Eotel. Inquire Of J.
q. HEM Tier, on the premises ED 30 eo3t*
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a PRIzE Cup Yesterday very beautiful
SILVER Cup, manufactured by Mr.. s. Lewis,
was shown US by an officer of the Union Guards,
one OF our volunteer corps, commanded by
Capt. reese. 1t is intended as prize to be
at target firing in May.
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WANTED - IMMEDIATELY A MEDIUM
w sized house, furnished or unfinished, in
central part Of the city. Arddress A, Box % at
this office. an 29-2t&
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WANTED-THREE OR FOUR MILL
w NERS. Good wages ven Apply at Miss
G. PRIBRAM'S, 277 Pa. avenue, between 10th
aud 11th streets. ap29-3t
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE MID
w dea aged white American woman, situa.
ton In a respectable family cock or chamber
maid. Inquire at No. 1853 street, and opposite
Franklin square. It's
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WANTED A PURCHASER FOR 81 sec
w worth Of Deed of Trust Bonds, secure on
properly worth twiCe the amount Address
stating where the party can be seen, to Box NO.
~, Star Office, ap22-6o3t*
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M A N L + D-A MIDDLE-A6ED WHITE
w Woman, to nurse two children and do the
chamberwork OF a small family. One that can
sew, and English by birth preferred. Address
"P, - Alexandria, Va. apa2-3t~
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w man situation as nurse or chambermaid
Good reference can be given. Apyly at No $50
10Th stree, between I and X an 3O-2t*
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WANTED "A SERVANT WOMAN TO
w do the work Of small family, consisting Of
a gentleman, lady, and child. To trusty and
capable one good wages Will be given, and a re-
nanent home. Inquire at No 3eS 18th street. be-
tween Mass. avenue and NJ streets I'D 3O-it*
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GARDINER WANTED-ONE WHO UN-
~ dsrsands gardening and farming can obtain
good situation by applying at No. Az, 10Th
between and ap 2S-3tk
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w Vt f ID. BOARD FOR A SMALL
w family, In respectable private house where
there are but few or no boarders. Address 6. II.
city Poss ONCE. ap BIN
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4hE OhANO LAHlBlTION AND MAY OF
Prof. Munder comes off. it will be membered,
tomorrow evening, May LIST The prepare.
lions for this deligLtfu and all absorbing af-
fair are progressing favorably; the little folk
are fairly on tip-toe in anticipation and
mamss, papas, sisters, brothers, uncles, aunts
and cousins, are worked up to a pretty high
state Of exhilerstion. Prof. Munder ought TO
receive the thanks Of the community as a
public benefsctor, for making 30 many people
happy. The ball promises now to be greater
triumph even than his we'll remembered May
Ball Of last year, given at the National The
atre.
DISMISSED Evans and Mary Jane
Cartwright, (col y were yesterday tried in
three cases Of assault and battery on William
Butler, Chloe Butler, and Rachel Butler The
cases were dismissed finally ky Justice d.
Smith.
small boy named Harrow was also brought
up for trial on a charge Of breaking into stalls
In the market. The extreme youth Of the lad
Induced the aecusers to stop the prosecution.
FALSE ALARM Another alarm Of fire last
night; false of course The fremen were out,
ana there was considerable noise in the streets
Hr time, cheers, groans, DO. 1t is great
Piy tnat quiet citizens are obliged to be con-
unuaIiy annoyed by the rowdies who cause
these alarms and follow the 6remen for no
purpose but to make use Of slang ami create
riOts
OYSTERS; CRABS, dc.-A daily arrange
ment with Norfolk and Rappahanpock mack
ets, and from Annapolis by Railroad for
Picked Oysters, and Soft and Hard Shell
Crabs, warranted perfectly fresh, ut brakes
Restaurant, south east corner L and Seventh
streets
srABBISG CAsE.-J0hn Tolen was arrested
this morning for stAbbing colored man last
night lie was arrested by Officer Wise, AMI
held to bail for further hearing by Justice
Holliugshead
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{VOLUME 5.
In = w NUMBER

their votes, are unfriendly to the South, and
responsible for all the consequences which
may follow.
If the friends of Mr. Fillmore could rca-
sonably calculate on his election. or if tho
contest was between him and Buchanan,
he would have nothing to say. He should
vote in silence according to his convictions
of propriety, feeling assured that, whether
the one or the other succeeded, the substan-
tial interests of the country-above all, the
safety of the Union-wOuld be preserved.
But the contest is not between them; and
his being in the field, at least in the south
ern States, can be productive of mischief
only. While the free-soil interests are all
combined and combining, the South pre-
sents divided front defeat and humilia-
ton are the certain consequences of these
acts, if persevered in. The real contest
is between Mr.. Buchanan and Fremont;
one or the other of these must succeed;
and, as between them, he held it to be the
duty of every Union-loving man--of every
man who cherished the honor of the South,
and desired her to be preserved in the en-
joyment of her constitutional rights and
authority-to give the former cheerful
and unreserved support.
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SINGULAR MARRIAGE.

A young man residing in Bordentown,
who was under an engagement of marriage
with a young lady, died on Friday last
Both the gentleman and lady, as well as
their families, were firm believers in the
doctrine of the spiritualists, and notwith
standing the death of the former, it was
determined that the marriage should take
place between the disembodicd spirit Of the
young man, and the living, breathing body
of his afianced bride.
Accordingly, on Sunday, the marriage
ceremony was performed between the clay
cold corpse and the warm, blooming bride.
1t is understood that this was in compliance
with the directions of the spirit of the
bridegroom. The devotion Of the lady to
the spirit or the memory of her lover carried
her through this trying ceremony without fall
tering; but it must lead to unhappiness, for
she, no doubt considers herself as the wife
of one whom she shall meet in the body
never more Her heart lies buried in the
grave with him who should have been her
guide and protector. Among all the sin
gular things recorded of the Spiritualists,
we have met with nothing parallel to this
[ Phil. Journal.
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THE OTHER SIDE.

Any quantity of cards are being publish
cd just now by banished gentlemen who left
California under the superintendent of a
large number of their fellow citizens. All
the cards are in abuse of the Committee
To give both sides of the case we publish
the following extract from the speech of
BILLY Mulligaa," delivered on the eve of
his expulsion from California:
81 know that my punishment is just and
merited; deserve it and more too. have
no fault to find with the Committee; they
are all respectable gentlemen, and are act
ing right, and they ought not to stop at
what they have done. There are a hundred
others just as bad as | am, and deserve the
same treatment. There is no officer in the
city or county of San Francisco who is le
gally elected. They are all thieves who
stole their offices. l shallhope to hear that
they have all been made to resign"