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Bv JAS C. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE OVER.
- locking the Smithsonian Grounds, nj

Auction.-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June
9th, at 6H O'Clock, on the premises, I shall sell
parts OF Lots Nos IL. -, IA and Is in 50 uare To-
295, situated at the corner 81 South and 18th
streets west, having front Of 90 feet on South b
street by lbs on 18th street west, containing
Ill $50 square feet, the whole well enclosed with
good fence and supplied with fruit trees
This property Is probably one OF the most eligi-
BILE and beautiful building sites for sale In that
section OF the city, having a commanding view
OF the Smithsonian Grounds, Potomac river, and
city generally. IL desirable the property viii be
subdivided to suit purchasers.
Terms One third cash; the residue in SIX
twelve, and eighteen mon'hs, for satisfactorily
secured notes, bearing interest. Tile iBdispata-
Die. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
m 2s-eo6ds Auctioneer.
III The above sale IL postps ned in con-
sequence OF the rain until THURSDAY AZ
TERNOON, June 18TH, same hour and place
Jed JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct'r
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Byy. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

vlNN ENSENE SaLE UF - ANDdND ma
Ia miscellaneous Books by Catalegue.-I
shall sell on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
June 10th and 11th, commencing at o'clk p. m,
lare e invoice Of new and valuable Standard and
Scientific Books, Family Bibles, &C, &C, among
which the works Of Irving, Scott, CowpeT,
Montague, Burton, Goldsmith, Milton, Moore,
Byfon, &c. Also, Encyclopedias, Biographies,
Histories, G1zetters, &C.
Also, lot Of Second hand Books, consisting Of
Niles's Register, Law Books, and a lot Of
valuable French Works.
Persons wishing TO add to their Libraries would
do well to attend the sale Of this valuable let.
Catalogues will be ready on the morning Of the
sales. Terms cash.
je7-d JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
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THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION.
CORRESPONDENCE
CINCINNATI, June

CINCINNATI, June 4, 1856.
The Virginia delegation semitic the Conven-
tons Committee en- Resolutions three or four
resolutions upon the slavery question, with a
request for their consideration But they
were received only after the platform report
had been agreed on. The character Of that
report, 60 far as the slavery question is con-
csrned, is the key to the fact that South Caro-
lima, Georgia, Louisiana, and Kentucky voted
in the committee against re-opening the ques-
ton Of the platform, even to consider reso-
buttons coming to them with the endorsement
Of Virginia.
strong effort has been made to induce the
Virginia delegation to decide among them
selves, by resolution, the New York contested
election question before it shall be reported
on by the Conventions Committee on Resolu-
lions Up to noon to-day il was wholly I'm.
successful, having been strenuously opposed
by those of the delegation who have mani.
Tested devotion to thorough States rights prin-
eiPles throughout their deliberations 1t is
understood that the Credentials Committee S
report on the subject will be recommendation
that delegates from both sides-Hards and
sOfts-shan be received in proportion to the
relative strength Of the wings as manifested
IN general elections for the last three years.
This report. appsehend, will give the Softs
thirty-three seats in the Convention, and three
to the Hards. 1 do not believe that il will be
adopted, though firmly convinced Of its Justice
Mr.. sOule is believed to have been the au.
thor Of the resolutions from the Platform Com
mittee treating of the future foreign relations
Of this Government. They failed to receive
the appreciation of some of the delegations be-
cause it was believed by many that they were
susceptible Of latitudinarian construction; and
they received the votes of others on the ground
that 1t would be impossible for any Demo-
cratic National Administration to put a lati-
tudinarian construction upsn those resolu-
tons, or any other branch of the platform. in
view Of the resolution embodied therein, de-
elaring that strict construction Of every thing
Is the fundamental doctrine of the party.
W. d. WI.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Rsnuai.isg in the Post onee, Wasktngtoa, d.
Juse 2, 1856.

Rsn7dInsNg IN fhe PoT 0Uee, HusHt"gEoH, " Z :,
Jnae q, 1856.
rOrdered to be advertised In the " Ersaisg
Starr agreeable to the following section Of the
Post Once Law-it being the newspaper having
the largest circulation Of any daily paper pub.
lished In Washington:
SEC. S. And be 1t further enacted, That the
list Of letters remaining uncalled for In any post
ONCE In any city, town, or village, where news
papers shall be printed, shall, hereafter, be pub
fished once only in the newspaper which, being
issued weekly, or oftener, shall haze ths largest
circulation within the range of the delivery of
said office, to be decided by the postmaster at
such Office.
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FIRE CO., NO .-The
~ members Of this Company that have not
provided themselves with uniforms are hereby
Noticed to appear before the Company MONDAY
EVENING, June 9th, or In accordance with the
resolution adopted March 3lst, 1856, they will be
expelled. ri
By order: G. X. CROSSFIELD,
1e3-T&S Cor. and Rec. Sec.
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BUCHANAN & BRECKINRIDGE

DEMOCRATS RALLY
fHNHE MEMBERS OF THE JACKSON DEM
Il OCRATIC ASSOCIATION will assemble
THIS Saturday. EVENING, at IN O'Clock at
the CITY HALL, to unite in The Great Mass
Meeting Of the Democracy of the District to ratfy
the nominations Of the Cincinnati Convention
CASS, DOUGLAS, STEPHENS Of Georgia,
and other distinguished speakers will address
the assemblage
Should the weather prove Indictment the meet
Ing will be held at CoPp's Saloon.
DAN'L RATCLIFFE,
III" President
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CINCINNATI, June 5, 1893.

CINCINNATI, June 5, 1888.
The foreign questions portion of the Plat
form adopted yesterday, does not give uniyer-
sal subtraction among the delegates. Tho
eiaer ana more experienced Of them shake
their heads and urge the adoption of the quail
Tying resolution offsredi yesterday by the
unanimous vote of tie Virginia delegation.
declaring that it is to be regarded no, as n
point OF Democratic party faith, but as n sim
pie expression Of the views of those Of IN.
Convention who voted for it. So many dele
gates are deprecating the declarations which
1t involves, as to justify the belief that if again
urged on the Convention the Virginia resolu.
uon stands a fair prospect of success.
was IN error yesterday in my explanation
VI the ratio Of representation involved in the
scaiing 70 be proposed this morning bv the
credental committee in the New York election
case. IL Is to be az Softs to II Hards ,a
not Is OF the former to of the latte r.
mense exertions were made last night 10 81
tain pledges against the majority r.no,, :.
advance of its rendition to the Convention
They were, Of course, made only to effect n.
result Of the ballotings for a nomination.
No other motive could have been at the
bottom Of them. The committee have labored
faithfully upon the case for three DAYS, and
are said to have adopted their report by a
vote OF "a 70 Z. Mr.. Bayard, of Delaware.
near mas prepared minority report, ESQ far,
sisned oy himself oniy1 proposing to admit
them, half and half. The maio,;tv ,.no....
dor'es the regularity of the Soft organization
All the representatives from the slayehOIdiny
States, ION the committee except Mr.. Bavard
Of Delaware, voted for the majority report, I
Learn.
Mr. Buell., the editor Of the Dsmoeratie
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ever, repealed with such vigor and indigns
tion from that quarter, that the Organ in
Thursdays issue was compelled to make a
most precipitate and ungraceful retreat, and
re-establish the Seventh W ard as the strong.
hold of faithful, true and undertaking Amer
icans;" (the its'ics are the Orgam's.) Now,
these family quarrels are unpleasa Mt afairs
at best, and if the Organ had not shown
hopeless proclivity to making bad worse In
all its history, we should expect to see 1t own
up to being handsomely beaten on Monday
last, and make its peace in the best manner
possible with the faithful, true and unde3
WAITING Americans it has SO wantonly abused.
The Senate was not in session to-day.
In the House, thirty or forty members were
in their seats, and some of the chairs were oc :
cupied by ladies. The reading of the jour
nal, the motion to adjourn, and the conclusion
of the question, occupied minute by the
clock.
Texas Debt.-The amount paid to-day at IL
O'Clock, to the creditors of the late Republic
of Texas, was s4,s72, $50 "a.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, the 9th of June,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
a. -
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49, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTE-
~ RIOR.-All officers Of this Department
having in their ession books belonging to Its
Library are requested at once 10 return the same
TO the Librarian.
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR,
June 5th, 1855 ie6-3t
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ScHOLHOFf's THIRD MAZURKA Just
- published at the Music Iepot. Price o5 cests.
III oO-u GEO HILBUS.
+ Owe LETTER POLKA PRICE ONLY
- I'm cents, composed by William Bergmann,
author OF mithsonian Polka 'in Be 70 Schot-
ush, DC. Published at the Music Depot
N &-u GEO. RILBuS.
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BY JAS. c. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON Eleventh

street, nsar fenusylyania avenue.-On
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June Ilth al
'5k O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell part #
Eleventh street, between b and streets, run ipg
back that width half OF the depth and 10 4 ct the
residue, with the Improvements, consisting OF
two story Brick House, 40 feet deep
Terms: One-third cash; the residue In six a nd
Twelve months, for notes satisfactorily secured ,
bearing interest
Je6- JAS. @. MCGUIRE Auctioreer.
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HMUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN
49, ASSOCIATION.-A regular monthly
meeting Of the Directors will be held at Temr g.
rance Hall on MONDAY EVENING, June 9th,
at 8 O'Clock.
Bv a resolution Of the Association the shares
yet sale can be subscribed for at any time with
the same advantages at the commencement Of
the Association. CHAS. WILSON, Sec
lie est
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4 .LOCAS-CLOCkS JUST RE.
~ ceived, great variety of Ci.0CKs.
which Will be told on fair terms, and war, X
ran cd one year, at .ROBINSON,S,
3is Ptnnsylvania avenue, opposite ~
~ <0-im Browns Hotel
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BY WALL, BARNARD & CO ,Auctoneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT at Auction.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, at 6 o,cl,k,
we will sell, In front Of the premises, parts Of
Lots 81, ST. 81 and So, In Square ISL, (fsland, D
fronting % feet inches on 10th stree, west, and
running back "a feet Ill inches, 10 Is feet alley
This property Is In very fast improving part
OF the Island. Ii must Be sold, aud offers a good
chance TO persons about to build.
Terms At sale.
WALL, BARNARD CO,
pSo Auctioneers.
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BY JAS. c. Mc6UIRE. Auctioneer

Bv JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VERY DkSIRABLE DIV ELLIN8 Hsu.s
At Public Sale.-On FRIDAY AFTER
NOON, June 9th, at O'Clock, on the premises.
shall sell part al Lots No. Sand TO- In Davidson
subdivision Of square No. $40, fronting rs feet
inches on 18th street west between NJ and
streets north, running back 20 feet 20 public al
ley, with the Improvements, consisting OF sph-
stantial, well finished three-story and basement
brick Dwelling House, containing eight rooms
all conveniently arranged. with closets &c. There
Is also well Of pure water and good cellar on
the premises, and the whole property is very desi-
rable to any person desiring q comfortable dwell
Terms One-third cash; the residue In 9 and
IL monthS with Interest secured by deed Of trust
on the premises. IL the terms Of sale are not
comp led with within Eve days the property VIII
be resold at the risk and expense Of the defsutng
purchasers. Title indisputable
m 13-d JAS &. MCGUIRE, Auct'r
III The above sale 10 postponed In CEN
sequence Of the rain UNI THIS saturday. EVE
MING. June 7ih, same hour and place.
je 7-lt j. T.. MCGUIRE, Auct.
A CARD.-Trustee's Sale Of Excellent
"A Seco nd hand Piaues.--Oa THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, June Sth, at S O'Clock, al w. q.
Zantzinger's Store, l shall four excellent rose
wood Plano Fortes.
je4-d JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
IL The above sale is postponed In csl-
sequence OF the rain until THIS friday NOR
MING, June 9th, at 10 O'Clock.
je6 J.. c MCGUIRE, Auct
III The above sale IL postponed I'm csu.
sequence Of the rain until TUESDAY AFTER
NOON, June 10th, at 3 O'Clock, at which time
they will positively be sod, without regard to
weather.
Jed JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Aucpr.
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THE LIFE AND DEATH OF "SAMn IN
4 Virginia, by d virginian. Price 81, at
TAYLOR l. MAURY'S
1e7 Bookstore, near 9th ST
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioncer

BY a. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON 9TH
street enst, near the Navy Yard, at
Aucuer On WEDNESDAY, the Ilth Of June
in,tant, shall sell, In front Of the premises at
half past O'Clock p m Lot No. II, IN square
NO 9O3, having front on south 4 OF ca feet inch
and on 9TH street east Of 100 feet This property
Is very handsomely located In a very rapidly i'm
proving neie hborhood
Terms: One third cash, bslance I'm 2, q and
months, for notes bearing Interest from day Of
sale. deed given and deed OF trust taken
je3-eo&ds A. GREEN, Auct'r
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~>A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
- Young Mems Christian Association will
be held at their rooms, corner Pa avenue and 10th
streets TA1S Saturday AFTERNOON, at S
o'cloch. A full and punctual attendance is de-
sired. By order: CHAS. H. HOLMEAD,
II Rec. Sec
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NMONTGOMERY GUARDS, ATTEN-
TON are hereby ordered to meet al
M fIyour hrnory on SUNDAY, the 9Th instant,
W VI at 2K O'Clock, In winter uniform, to attend
the funerals of deceased members.
POmpons will he worn instead Of plumes.
By order Of Capt KEY:
1t THOS. McENIRYO
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
DESIRABLE II EsIDENCE In TIL

II II Z
- FIRST ward At Auction.-On THURS
OAf AFTERNOON, June 5th, at 5k O'Clock,
on the premises, shall sell Subdivision No 10
OF square No 30 fronting 25 feet on Twenty fourth
street, between Pennsylvania avenue and north l.
sieet, with the Improvements, consisting OF an
excellent three story and attic brick Dwelling
house and back buildings
Immediately after the above, I shall sell Lot
NO Is. and part Of Lot No 10, In square No 49,
fronting 81 feet inches on north X street be-
sWeen xsth ana 18th streets west and running
back 12a feet III inches 10 Is feet ailev with the
improvements, consisting Of fine large and well
built brick Dwelling house
BOLD OF these pieces OF property are handsomely
located Tor private residences, being in full view
OF the Avenue and Circle, and sufficiently retired
70 avoid TIE noise and dust Of the Avenue.
Terms easy, and made known at the sale.
Jed JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auct'r
W The above sale is postponed In conss-
qnence OF the rain until TUESDAY AFTER
MUM June 10th, same hour and place
leo-d JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct'r
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CHILDREN's BATHING TUBS, five sizes.
~ Foot Tubs, Stop Jars, Water Pals, Toilet
Sets, de-, at 400 Seventh street.
je 7-r FRANCIS
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0NOTICE.-TH REV. MR.. HILDT,
Mount Zion cSntaS ecoofed @ p5eaon On IN
Sunday afternoon, the 9Th instant, at O'Clock.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
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REV. FREDERICK A. ROSS, DID,,
~ Of Alabama, will preach on tomorrow
(Sabbath) at IL a. m, In the AssembIy's Church,
corner Of Fifth and l streets at A p. IN. in the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, Ninth street. At s
O'Clock a union meeting will be held in the As
sembly's Church, when DR.. Ross and the Pastor,
(Rev A. G.. CARoTHERs,) recently from the
meeting Of the General Assembly in New York,
will make addresses. Rev. A. MCNEIL will
presch at 8 p. m. 1t*
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SHo UUVhs Oh Guo OeP5IIUouV- =
For redemption of Texas debit. size, $40 80
For the Treasury Department. 631, TAI SO
For the Interior Department. 1886 A
For Customs .................... 4,634 90
War warrants received and en-
tered. .................... 51,254 90
Interior repay warrants received
and entered. .................. 2,3l9 90
On account of the Navy......... 9S,725 SO
Repayment on account of tho
Navy. ........ 8,641 "a
From miscellaneous sources...... LOO 90
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On Monday Mrs. FARREN will appe,

IL The Box Sheet for the sale Of Reserved
Seats will be open every day. Once hours be
tween 8 a. m. and S p. m. IL
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF EXTRA
"A large size DRAP DE ETA PANTS
Just received at
WIESENFELD & CO.
lt* AZ street and Pa avenue
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FOR sALE'-JUsT RIVED FROM
a Lancaster county, Penn, a handsome a.
hands bigh, OF superior style and action. WEI
broken 10 single or double harness Perfectly
sound and one Of them good ladies, hack I'm.
qulfe OF BlRCH, at his Stables, on l4th street.
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RTHE CONGREGATION OF THE
~ Western Presbyterian Church will as.
semble for worship to morrow at Ii O'Clock a. N .
and p. m at the room over the store Of Mr.
Redfern, corner OF Penna. avenue and 10Th street
Preaching by Rev. DIR. DANFORTu, OF Alexan
dria. IT
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CHOICE HAMS.
A LOT OF VERY FINE CINCINNATI
IA Sugar-cured HAMS received this day, by
Il. M. r. KING,
je7- 285 Vermont avenue, corner 18th street.
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YWYS FOR THE CHILDR RENTED
Il largest assortment In the city at = :
Jeo-5t LAMMOND'S, eth at
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RTHE l. AIDES OF RINITY
~ Church, Georgetown, will hold FAIR
ct Forrest Hail. to aid In liquidatng the debt vet
due on this Church to begin on MONDAY, the
9th instant, and continue during the week
They most rt y ectfully invite the public to pay
them a visit, and examine the many beautli al
and rare articles they have to dispose Of and en-
joy the delicious Strawberries, &c, prepared for
the occasion. lie TT
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mEXlCANS JUST ARRIVED.
DOZEN SPLENDID XICANS. IN
= iu!l dress and uniform from the celebrat, a
Guy OF rueoia, the late seat Of the Rev olutionary
ioi saie oy JONAS p. LEVY,
4I4 "a avenue, Wine and Liquor and 9roc, nv
S.oie. jes-2w
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WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, GRO
~ Gerry Merchants, doing business on 18th
street, do hereby agree to close our places OF bust
ness at O'Clock, Saturday eIcepted) commence
ing Monday June 9th, and continue the same un.
til the Goth OF September
Morgan & Bro. McNew,
Steuart Bro VIM Fl. Campbell,
VIM. ii. Brereton, G. O'Hare,
Kennedy & Pugh, Frederick st. Njznig,
Moore Cisseil, Jno. ii. McCh.sney,
e. +. Queen, Thco. Shockels,
Rawlings & Co. II. II. Mcpherson.
lie 7-2tK
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'onomous The Organ, like Gagged rat.
tle-snake, in the despair Of defeat ,urns .na
strikes von0m0u'ly at its own body. Never
did partizan make more malignant attach,
upon political foe than those the Organ has
visited upon its own political friend, ,;nc.
the notifying defeat it received on Monda,
last Its last Onslaught directed upon the
Seventh Ward Know NJ things, accusing them
OF treachery in the late election, was, how.
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OR BRENTWOOD SEMINARY. Fl
SITUATED ON THE SEVENTH STREE
~ Plank Road, three miles from Wa.hinptop
pupils N- $50.
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READ THE FOLLOWING.

For sale by storekeepers and druggists In every
town and village In the United States. Price =:
cents per bottle.
KlDWELL, Georgetown, d. C. Agents ie
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HAlh BRUSHES ANE COMBS. Toilet
II and Shaving Soap, Balm Of Thousan nd
rioWers, &C., at LAMMOND's, 9TH st.
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EWE, THE UNDERSIGNED, DRY
~ Goods Merchants, do hereby agree TO
close our respective places - business from and
after this date until the LIST September, at 7 ocP
p. m, viz:
Harper Mitchell, VIM. X. Riley,
Clagett, Newton, May Perry & Brother,
Co w. Egan q Son,
Clagett, Dodson Il Co. X. W. Carter
w. nj. Shuster & Co Colley d Sears
WASHINGTON, June 5, 1855. je73ts
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!CS REWARD.-STRAYE ON WED.
pO nesday last, from jeremiah o. se,6H@
Connell, corner OF 4th and X SIS two RGfW
Mich COWS, dark red color all over ~.
age size, slick skin, and In good order The
above reward will be given to any Jerson who
may lead to the discovery Of sid Cows.
;.a JEREMIAH O'CONNELL, -
$40 corner 4th and sts
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- II MADE TO Or DE R.-STE-
a. VEINS, Browns Hotel, is prepared to make
ShihTS to order, and guarantee them 10 at, at
g1a.. & 'STEVENE'S Sa,esroom,
Je4-0t Browns Hotel
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DrCuANAN SrocK DErLl;ISG.-Ihe SIAM
pede Of the alien voters, says the Augusta.
Chronicle, in the North and Northwest, from
Buchanan to Fremont, is beginning to open
the eyes of his followers, and they almost
imagine they see the handwriting on the
wall. They feel that the loss OF that vote
sounds the death knell to all their fond anti
cipations OF spoil, for they know that its loss
seals Buchanan's fate, and places the contest
between Mr.. Fillmore and Fremont and
this will be patent to the whole country in
a very brief period. The Germans of the
Northwest, in Ohio. Illinois, Indiana, Michl-
gan and Wisconsin. and they compose nearly
half the voting population of those States, are
already holding immense meetings, and rat
living en- m,asse the nomination OF Fremont,
And Robert Emmett, the great leader Of the
Irish in this country, is leading off in the
same line of policy, They are all for free
speech, free soil and free labor against siaus labor.
These are the sentiments Of the men who
Mr.. Stephens declared a year ago were such
| reliable and true friends OF the South!
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A WORTHY PRoHor1ox.-We are pleased
to see that our friends EUGENE LANoUE and
JANIS FLowER, the former polite and gentle
manly clerks OF the Laurel Hill, have been
promoted on the C. D. Jr. LAsouE is now
Captain of that ~tavorite coast packet, and
Jlx is first Clerk. A first rate advancement
but it is no more than they are Justly entitled
to, for every one who has travelled with
these gentlemen can bear witness to their
accommodating dispositions -polite and gen.
tlemanly behavior. All success to the C.. D.
Jr., and the noble hearted officers in COM
mand.