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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GRORGErowN, June 10, 1855.

GEORGETOWN, June TO- 1855.
The recent drenching rains have had a very
beneficial effect upon our streets genera lly
Almost every portion of them appears as if
the street superintendent had been over them
with broom. There are one or two places,
however, to which our attention has been
called by some Of the sufferers, which we are
inclined to believe have escaped the notice of
the above mentioned officer The condition
OF one OF the places referred to, viz, Oak
Alley, which extends from High to Congress
streets, On the north side Of Bridge street, is
certainly very offensive, and ought to be tho
| roughly lined The grade of this alley is
such as to render it impossible for the rains
to carry of the great amount of filth which
accumulates In it, and affords one of the
strongest arguments why the commissioners
should have carried out before this the pro-
Visions of the bill which passed several months
ago, for it's improvement.
We have no hesitation in saying, and we
speak advisedy, that there has been q hum
drediold more talk and excitement about the
bark VIM. Chase, now lying in the stream
below the city, than the facts justify. Many
OF the rumors, too, In relation to the matter
are of a ridiculous character, and wholly des-
tltute of truth. We again repeat, upon the
authority OF knowing and skillful physi-
clan, that the patient who was taken from on
BOARD OF the bark to the infirmary in Wash.
lngton had no symptoms of a malignant fever
AS to the individual who died on board during
the passage up the river, and was buried be.
low Alexandria, We are satisfied from INQUIRIES
we have made Of experienced persons, that it
Is decidedly more probable that his death was
caused by a change of climate and water, and
eating too freely Of the fruits that were on
board, than by yellow fever. We therefore
think that those who have assisted in raising
the present unnecessary excitement about the
matter, by helping to circulate some of the
groundless rumors now ahoat would do well to
learn for themselves the facts in the case, and
then go to work to try and quiet the public
mind From our knowledge Of the owners of
the VIM Chase we believe that they would
not knowingly do anything that would tend to
Introduce Pestilence into our city for the
weight Of the vessels entire cargo in gold
The ladies fair and festival at Forrest Hall
opened beautifully last night The arrange
ments are excellent, and the superintendent
admirable. The urbanity and politeness Of
the ladies in charge is such as to cause one to
feel free and easy Immediately upon entering
the hall. The number of useful and fancy
articles for sale is large, and mostly of a very
rich and beautiful character. As the proceeds
Of this fair are for a religious purpose, we
hope our male friends generally will patronize
the fair, and enjoy the sweet smiles and plea
SAINT chit chat of the ladies.
No change in the markets. SPECrAroA.
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Later from Kansas Con dicting Accounts

CHICAGO, June 9.-The latest accounts from
Kansas confirm the report Of fresh outbreak
o. hostilities. One hundred men arrived at
Westport on the ID, and started in pursuit of
the Free State men, who fought with and cap
tured Captain Patties' company, supposed to
be forty miles from Westport, on the Santa Fe
road. Col Sumner started of eight compa-
mics OF dragons Immediately TO the scene Of
disturbance
The Chicago Tribune has letter from Law
renee, dated on the 3lst ult., which states
that the Free State men were in immenent
peril. The Missourians were marshalling
forces again, and the farmers were obliged TO
organise companies for their defence against
the marauders.
steamer from Fort Pierre on the 10th ult
arrived at st. Louis. General Harvey COM
pleted treaty with the Sioux Indians on the
Esd. The Indians had suffered severely from
hunger during the past winter. An unusual
quantity of snow was on the mountains down
t. the end Of April. The steamer brings
eleven thousand robes and furs. She met the
United States steamer W. Baird on the SOtb
bound to Fort Pierre.
ST. LOUIS, June THE latest intelligence
from Kansas received here fails 20 confirm the
account telegraphed on Friday. Instead Of q
battle between so pro-slavery men and $50
Free State men, there was only a small fight
between the two parties, resulting in the death
OF two or three persons. Captains McGee and
Bane are not dead. Captain Pattie q company
was captured by superior force of Free State
men.
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By JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT

street, between goth and 21st streets,
at Public Auction.-On FRIDAY AFTER
NOON, May Both, at 5H O'Clock, on the prem
ises, ! shall sell part Of Lot No. ID, in Square
lOi, fronting 81 feet 81 inches on north F be-
tween 2Oth and 2lst streets west running back leo
feet inches.
This lot Is very handsomely located In a very
fashionable neighborhood, and is a very desira
BILE site for fine residence
Terms One quarter cash and the residue In
six, twelve, and eighteen months, with interest
secured by deed Of trust on the premises.
Title indisputable. J. G. MCGUIRE,
m u AuctiOneer
III The sale Of the above is unavoidabIy
postponed until WEDNESDAYAFT ERNOON,
June 4th. same hour and place
je2-d JAS. e MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
III The above sale Is further postponed
until TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 10th,
same hour and place.
je6-d JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct'r
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AUCTION SALES.
BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Georgeto'

By BARNARD BUCKLEY, Georgetown.
(WALL, BARNARD & Co., Washington)
GALE ON THE HEIGHTsOF GEORGE
- town of Elegant Furniture, Rich China,
Here's, Carriages, &e.-On WEDNESDAY,
I'LL instant, at 10 O'Clock m we will sell at the
residence Of his Excellency ]. F. Champion,
British Minister, on Road street, between Con-
gress and Washington streets, the Household
Effects, Horses, Carriages, &c as
VerysuPerior rosewood Piano and Stool by Chick
ering Of Boston
Walnut and rosewood Etageres
Do do Book shelves
Fine upholstered Arm and Easy Chairs
Do do Sofas and Lounges
Do Dc e' SS and BrS Ss P Arm Chairs
India cane settee and Chairs
Mahogany centre and side Tables
Elegant French Chandeliers, crystal and gilt
French gilt and China Carcel Lamps
Gas Brackets, Burners, and Lamps
Elegant walnut Writing Table and Desk
Carved mahoaa any Sideboards, etagere tops
Extension Table, breakfast do
Beautiful blue and gilt China Dinner Set
Elegant POWERED aud gilt Dessert Set
Do China rea and Coffee Sets
DO Cut Decanters, Fruit and Preserve Dishes
Wine, Champagne. Hook, and Claret Glasses
Mahogany wardrobes, very superior
Do and iron Bedsteads
First-rate hair ard Husk Mattresses
Feather Pillows and Bolsters
Chiua Toilet Sets, Japanned Tin do
Bath Tub, Shower Baths, Wash Tables
Carpets, Rugs, Mating, Curtains
Bureaus, Mirrors, Bedding
The most mplete lot Of Copper, comprising
more than 200 pieces, Fench made, and Of
every kind
Kirchen Tables, Stoves, Turn spit
Iron and Tinware.
ALSO
A choice lot Of bottled Liquors and Wines.
These wines will be sold by catalogue at o'clk.
ALSO
One pair superior gray Carriage Horses, Of
splendid action and very fast; to be sold at IL
o'clock.
Together with ore Carriage; one Broug ham,
one Buggy, Harness, Saddles, Brides.
To conclude with Garden Rollers, Tools, &c
Terms at sale. BARNARD& BUCKLEY,
lie CTS Auctioneers.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT

ON 10th street at Auction.-On TUES
DAY the Oath instant, shall SELL in front Of the
premises, at 8 O'Clock p: m, part Of Lot No. IL,
west OF % feet inches, with depth Of 100 feet
one Inch, between F and streets north, and 9TH
er necessary outbuildings. This property is
handsomely located next to the corner OF street.
Terms One fourth cash; balance in 6, I2, Is,
and "a months, the purchaser to give notes for the
deferred payments, bearing interest fIom the day
OF sale. A deed given and deed Of trust taken.
Title indisputable. IL the purchaser should fail
70 COMP with the terms in five days from the
day OF sale, the property will be Tesold, at the
r.sk and cost the first purchaser, by advertising
the same three times previous TO such resale in the
National Intelligencer. AGREEN,
je 10-eod&ds Auctioneer
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer
BUILDING LOTS AND

VALUABLE Is u II L. IL " q LOTS AND
Three New Two-story Frame Houses
at Auction.-On FRIDAY, the 9th of June,
shall SELL at O'Clock p m in front Of the pTemi
ses, a very handsome Building Lot On the north
side Of Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and
18th streets west, nearthe War Department. being
the west half Of Lot No S, in Square No. 1866
having front on Pennsylvania avenue Of 30 feet,
running back about ia feet to 20 foot paved
alley
And Immediately after the sale Of the above |
shall Sill, in front Of the premises Lot No o. In
Square No. IS, the cas-. part of which fronts az
feet inches oath street. running back 100 feet
to an alley the west part Of the lot has the same
front on a wide alley, on which is three convent
ent new two story frame houses; all Of which will
be sold separately or In lots to suit purchasers
Terms Of sale OF the lot on the avenue will be
one third cash, balance in 6, II, and Is months !;
for lot %, In square 2S, wi the Improvements,
one fourth cash, balance in 6, II, Is, and 81
months for no es, In all cases Of credit, bearing
interest from day Of sale. deed given and a
deed 4 trust taken. Title indisputable.
m29 A. GBEEN, Auct'r.
II The above sale is unavoidabIy post
poned until FRIDAY, June 18th, same hour.
Je7 A. GREEN, Auct'r
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Steamboat on Fire.

NEW YORK, June 10, OF q. m.-The steamer
City of Newark, is now burning of Staten Is
iand; Three steamers are alongside engaged
in taking of the passengers
lsECoND DISPATCH
The City Of Newark was on her way from
Newark to this city with about 100 passengers
ana large amount of freight. Three steam
tugs went TO her assistance. One account saws
that while the passengers were being trans
ferred to the tugs in life boats one Of the boats
eapsized, and IT was feared that two or three
females were drowned
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New York Markefs

New YORK, June 10 Flour is lower; sales
Of 1880 bills; good State SIS 20; superfne
Ohio s6l5; standard Southern 1878; extra
Southern So so.
Wheat is dropping; sales of s 900 bush els;
Southern red 81 IS, Southern white 81. 40.
Corn is dull; sales of 81, 500 bushels; Southern
mixed SIC.
Pork has advanced; sales Of 900 bbls; mess
SIG. Beef is firm; sales Of 400 bbIs Chicago
repacked sl2. Lard is dropping; sales Of 400
bbls. at 10sc
Whisky is buoyant; sales Of 200 bbls.; Ohio
at 2sc
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
DRICk HOUSE FOR SAIEe,anc

- VIII be sold at auction, on THURSDAY, the
isth instant, at O'Clock p. m upon the premises
me House and Lot No 2, In square sOI, fronting
the arsenal; being the second door from the cor
nel o! ~ street. The house Is 81 feet o inches
front, with excellent basement, well paved and
hoored, parlors with folding doors. white marble
mantei pieces, and bells to the chambers There
brick coach house and other ont houses The lot
is 100 feet deep.
Terms OF sale: One fourth in cash t; and the
residue on notes at 6, II, Is, "a, and 30 months
ed by deed Of trust on the properly The Dur.
chaser to be at all the expenses OF the deeds
1e lO-eod&ds A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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On the 9th instant, between and O'Clock D.
years.
His funeral viii take place from the residence
OF jeremiah Toomey, on the corner Of G and 18th
streets, Island, this afternoon at * O'Clock. =
On the I'd Of May, at Granada, Nicaragua, Of
the Hon VIM. Smith, nj. c., Of Virginia. The
deceased was gentleman Of much talent and was
dearly beloved by a large circle Of relatives and
friends, who will hear Of his death with deep
and unexpected sorrow
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
GREAT CHANCE ron INVESTMENT,
NJ SuecuIatiou and Ruildiug

!" Spccufa1ou, anu BUILDING Furpoeea.-
| shall sell, without reserve, on TUESDAY, the
10th d ~ OF June, A. ID. 1856, at 6 O'Clock D. m /,
on the premises, all that valuable property 'front.'
ing 36S feet on New Jersey avenue, between
and streets north, and one square from the rail-
road depot, being lots made In the subdivision Of
original lots 3, 4, and S, In square 62s. These
lots front % feet inches each, on New Jersey
avenue, and run back with the same width 10
ten feet alley.
Terms One-sixth cash; balance In i, z, 8, y,
and wears, with interest, payable semi annually
and secured by deed Of trust on the premises.
The title TO the above properly is perfect In ev-
This property claims more than ordinary atten-
tion being situated on one OF the finest avenues,
In one of the most rapidly improving portions Of
the CITY, the second square from the Capitol
grounds, and having the advantages Of the i'm
movements which will be made by the Govern
met on that avenue In planting trees, laying
down gas pipes, grading, &c. IL will be sold al
whatever may be bid for IL without reservation.
A plat Of the lots may be seen at my auction
rooms, corner 9TH and ID streets.
m 2e-d A. GREEN, Auot.
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, June I0.-Flour is steady; How
ard street, Ohio and City Mill, S6.I2.
Wheat is quiet and unchanged; good to
choice red 81 33aSI ~, good to prime white
81. 5Sasl.6S. Corn is quiet; white 55a53c.,
yellow 50a5lc
Provisions are firm; bacon is in fair dem and;
shoulders Stc.; sides 81; Baltimore cured hams
lie; canvassed hams IIsl2c mess pork
SIS so. Lard llal2c
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By A. UREEN, Auctfoneer
GALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS,
~ Court Of Excellent Househo Did and Kitch.
en- Furniture at Auction.-On MONDAY, the
10th instant, shall sell. by order Of the Orphans,
Court, at 10 O'Clock a. IN at the residence Of the
late oliver Whittlesey, on Louisiana avenue be.
tween I'd and 4th streets, near the City Hall, all
the personal fleets Of the deceased w:
Mahogany sofa, dressing, and other Bureaus,
Hatracks
Mahogany marble top Sideboard and Washstands
Do Bookcase and Secretary
French and other Beds;eads
Mahogany centre, dining, breakfast, card, and
other Tables
Fine gilt frame Mirror
Marble Bracket and other Looking glasses
Girandoles, CrOckery Ware
Parlor, chamber hall, and stair Carpets and
Rods
OilclCth and Hearth Rugs
Cane and Woodseat Chairs
With good assortment Of Kitchen Requisites
Ard many other articles which we deem unne-
ceSsary TO enumerate.
Terms: All sums under s25, cash over S25
credit Of two and four months for notes satisfac-
tOLily endorsed, bearing interest. By order Of the
Administrator. A. GREEN,
je9-d Aucttoneer
= =. The House is for rent Ii is handsomely
located and conveniently arranged. For further
particulars inquire Of VIM b. Todd, ESQ D., or the
subscriber. A. GREEN
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EOR RENT.-LENOX'S WHARF, NEAR
Il the Long Bridge, the best and most reliable
one in the territory for landing stone and other
heavy articles. 1t has about 100 feet front, with
depth Of water sufficient for landing purposes on
either side. Attached thereto is squaTe Of ground
for the purpose Of depositng coal or wood. On
said square is comfortable dwelling, which NAV
feet wafer alongside said Wharf at low tide. To
those desiring to make profitable business a rare
opportunity is offered For terms apply at No. 400
H street north, between sth and 9th streets west
JAMES TOWLEs, Property Agent.
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BYE s. WRIGHT, Auctieneer.
NRAME H0uSR ANN IAE AZ a n,

l. On TUESDAY the 10th Of June, at O'Clock
p. m :, 1 shall sell In front Of the premises, the
west half of Lot No. 1879, in Bealle's first addition
fronting 30 feet on Dumbarton street. by lis feet
In depth, with the Improvements, being Two
Story Frame House, containing rooms with
Passage, and pump OF good water in the yard
Terms at sale. f.. Z, WRIGHT,
1e3-ts% Auctioneer
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ICE-ICE-ICE.

y SHADES ICE AND LAGER BEER DE-
ID POT, at the southwest corner OF Third sire ct
and Pennsylvania avenue. The Ice used, known
as Petitioners Is and Ice, can be had at all hours
and in any quantity. The Lager Beer is from
Reading, Pennsylvania, and can be had by the
barrel quarter cask, dozen, sent to any part Of
the city Orders left at the above place will be
promptly attended to.
te slim SHADD.
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Drs. Hunter & Williams,
Physicians for Diseases of Throat and Inns

2 North Charles street, Baltimore.
Dr. HUNTER or DR.. WILLIAMS will visit
Washington on the 18th and 29th of each
month. Inc next visit will be on Thursday
the 18th instant.
Office 2oO Pennsylvania avenue, over Mrs
VOss's Jewelry Store. +
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BY JAS. c.. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON Eleventh
Il street, near Pennsylvania avenue.-On
WEDN ESDAY AFTERNOON, June I1th at
81 O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell part Cf
Lot NO. IL, in Square No 324, fronting is feet on
Eleventh street, between b and c streets. running
back that width half Of the depth and 10 feet the
residue, with the improvements, consisting Of a
two story Brick House, 40 feet deep.
Terms One-tbird cash the residue In six and
twelve months, for notes satisfactorily secured,
bearing interest
leo JAS. G.. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
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CLOCks-CLOCKS-C RE-
~ ceived, great variety Of CLOCKS, UO
which will be sold on fair terms, and war R31
ranted one year, at J. ROBlNSON'S,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite ~
IN 2S-lm Browns Hotel
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By JAS c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE OVER
ID locking the Smithsonian Grounds, at
Auction.-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June
9Th, at 6k O'Clock, on the premises, shad sell
parts Of Lots Nos. l., Ii, IA, and Is, In square No
296, situated at the corner Of South b and 18th
streets west, having front Of 90 feet on South B
street by rs on 18th street west, containing
ii, $50 square feet, the whole well enclosed With
a good fence and supplied with fruit trees
This property is probably one Of the most eligi-
OF the Smithsonian Grounds, Potomac river, and
city generally. IL desirable the property win be
subdivided TO suit purchasers.
Terms e-third cash; the residue In six
twelve, and eighteen months, for satisfactorily
secured notes, bearing interest. Title indispata-
BILE. JAS. q, MCGUIRE,
m 29-eo&ds AuctioneeT.
H. The above sale IL postpe med I'm con.
sec uence OF the rain until THURSDAY AF-
TERNOON, June 18th, same hour and place
led JAS. G.. MCGUIRE, Auct'r
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Kansas Meeting.

New YORK, June 10-An immens. throns
attended the Kansas meeting last night, and
$4,000 wore collected on the spot. The meet
ing was addressed by Mr.. Galloway Of Ohio
aud others. Gov. Reeder was not present as
anticipated.
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By JAS. c. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer
ESIDENCE IN THE


IL First Ward at Auction.-On THURS
DAY AFTERNOON, June 5th, at SIX O'Clock,
on the premises, shall sell Subdivision No. 10,
street between Pennsylvania avenue and north l.
street. with the Improvements, consisting Of an
excellent three story and attic brick Dwelling
house and back buildings.
Immediately after the above, shall sell Lot
No. is, and part of Lot No 10, In square No. 16,
fronting 81 feet . inches on north X street, be-
tween 25th and 18th streets west and running
back 12i feet IL inches to IS feet alley with the
Improvements, consisting Of fine large and we'll
built brick Dwelling house.
Both Of these pieces Of property are handsomely
located for private residences being in full view
Of the Avenue and Circle, and sufficiently retired
TO avoid the noise and dust OF the Avenue.
Terms easy, and made known at the sale.
lead JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
IL The above sale Is postponed in conse.
quence Of the rain until TUESDAY AFTER
NOON, June 10th, same hour and place.
jed JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON NEW
Jersey avenue and North Ca pStol stre 4

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON NEW
Jersey avenue and North Capatel street
at Auctien.-on THURSDAY, the 18th inst 8,
1 shall sell at 81 O'Clock p. m in mont Of the
erty, north half Of Lot No. Is, In Square $751; SIT
uated at the corner Of New Jersey avenue and
north 6 street; and Immediately after the sale Of
the above shall sell, On the premises, Lots Nos.
4, S, and 6, In Cabot's subdivision Of Square No.
677
This property fronts on North Capitol, north g,
and II streets.
somely located In a rapidly improving part Of the
city.
Terms: One-third cash balance In 6, -, and
and Is months the purchaser TO give notes for
the deferred payments, bearing Interest from the
day Of sale.
A deed given and deed Of trust taken.
je6-d A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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New York Democratic State Convention.

NEW YORK, June l0.-A fusion call has
oeen published for the Democratic State Con-
yention to be held at Syracuse on the 10th of
July.
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Seizure OF sn Alleged SLAYER.

New YORK, June 10 Some mysterious
movements having been discovered in relation
to the brig Braman, she was yeste rday visited
by the authorities, who found sufficient evil
dences to cause her seizure as q suspected
SLAYER.
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800 REWARD.

pan AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
~ living In Rockville, Montgomery Co, 2
Md, on Saturday, 3lst Of May last, Me- ~
GRO MAN, ALFRED, about % years of 1ED
age; feet 2 inches high; dark copper x
color, and rather good looking. He had on whea
cloth, and lighter colored plaid pantaloons
will give the above reward IL taken out of the
county, and In any Of the States or fifty dollars II
taken In the county or the District Of Columbia,
and secured so that get him again
je 5-lw JOHN w. ANDERSON
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ByJ.C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY ]. Z. McGUIRE, Auctioneer.
INTENSIVE SALE OF STANDARD and
IL miscellaneous Books by Catalosue.-I
shall sell on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
June 10th and 1lth, commencing at o'clk D. m, a
large invoice Of new and valuable Standard and
Scientific Books, Family Bibles, &C., &c, among
which are the works Of Irving Scot, Cowper,
Byron, &c. Also, Encyclopedias, Biographies,
Histories, Gdzetters, &c
Also, lot Of Second hand Books, consisting OF
Niles's Register, Law Books, and a lot OF
valuable French Works.
Persons wishing 10 add to their Libraries would
do well to attend the sale of this valuable lot
Catalogues will be ready on the morning OF the
lid Jas. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneef.
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Epigram.

Faith, 1t Is said, has power at will
Mountains to move, pile hill on hill:
But faith, II seems, has not the power
TO place Hui upon Tower.