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HEAVY NEWSPAPER FAILURE In the list
OF recent failures which we have copied from
tae New York independents day or Two since,
was the firm Of Thomas & Lathrops, proprie-
tors OF the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser.
Their liabilities are said to reach the enor-
nous sum of $500, COO. The establish "a en-
was one Of the largest in the State, and had
long enjoyed such a degree of prosperity as
seldom falls to the lot Of printing Offices. The
Commercial was Mr. Filimore's organ during
his administration. and received large share
OF government and other printing Or Fpote,
one OF its editors and propretors, rejoiced in
q foreign mission, and one or two of its other
attaches enjoyed lucrative posts Lafayette
Journal.
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NEW Music John F Ellis has sent us
"Chursh Hill Waltz" by Francis A. New.
hiser Wheatlsnd Polka and Schottisch,
by Miss Ellen Morant, and dedicated to Hon.
James Buchanan. Elisa store is No. 300 Penn
sylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets
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GREAT RIVALRY BnrwEEN STEAM AND SAIL.
The famous clipper ship Dreadnought sailed
Ericsson, at IL o'clock, for Liverpool. The
clipper ship Typhoon will leave tomorrow,
and the steamer Persia on Wednesday, both
for the same port.
Much rivalry exists between these vessels
to reach their port of destination first, AMI
much interest is manifested by the shipping
world as to the result. The Persia will, prob
ably, beat; though the Dire adnought, on her
last trip out, made almost as good time as did
the Persis.-N Y. Erpress, l4fh.
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The business Of this Company will compare n
vorably with the Ecst successful Of similar
lions In the United States.
From the is, day Of August, 1855, in Eve months,
up t. l3t January, 1856, tho premiums received
amounted 10 the large sum of one hundred and eight
thousand, one hundred and fifty-one dollars, with
only forty-six hundred and sixty siI dolars ioses
epOited
With these evidences Of success and good man
seem:nt, the directors feel justified in soil
share OF public patronage, believing that the secu-
fly offered is ample and that all fair claims will be
ADJUSTED more accordingiO equity ;Lahi legal techni
csiities.
The compeny isprepared TO issue policie. asains,
loss or damage by nrc On DWELLINGS, FUREI-
TURF, MILLS, MANUFACTURERS, WARE
BOUSES, all descriptions Of BUILDINGS, and
their contents, or Ell kinds of MERCHANDISE,
transported by VESSKLH, STEAMBOATS,, CA
NAL BOATS, RAILROADS., and the us,iaI con
veyances to Or frorn any portion Of EUROPE and
AM ERICA, and OH the halls Of STEAM BOATS
navigating The western waters.
The rates of premium will be as low Is othe,
companies, and in f.ing them every Improvement
in construction and arrangement will be ken into
consideration.
Al! losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid
once northwest C, rner Pennsylvania avenue and
Seventeenth street, Washington city, d. T..
Insurance mary G.se be effected at tie Home Oaoe
N6Tthcesf corner Walnut aud Second Streets, PaiLa
isipAa and in other principal cities of The United
States by authorized officers of the company.
mar l1-tr
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A POPULAR LOUNGE TO BE BROKEN UP To
day, We understand, will be the last day of
t @ Astor House Exchange" the largo bar
r ON so we'll known to down town frequenters
o. frst-class drinking saloons. 1t is the in
t. ntion Of Mr.. Stetson to turn it into q restau-
rant, and a magnificent one it will make. On
Monday the public can get their chops and
coffee there. The "ardent drinks will be
dispensed at new bar, the entrance 70 which
will bs On Barclay street. The Europe IN
PAN" as it is termed, Is becoming very pop
ular, aud the Astor is going to try 1.-THE
regular meals for those boarders who desire
them being continued as heretofore.
York Times, TIT
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lOs,N DAWSON HAS Eo6 SALE A
y Prime lot of seasoned PINE WOOD at % S
per CO d, on lis wharf, adjoining the Fish
Wharf, Georgetown, ID G. mar H-3t.
A CA Il D.-ATTENTION IS RESPECT
"A fully called to the extensive sale Of vslus hi
ely Lots, Farm, ard Quany Lots belonging 10
the estate Of the late VIM. Easily, eommencf ng
on MONDAY AFTERNOON, March 10 b, at 2
O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms, and contiruiug
each succeeding day, at that hour, until the
whole Il disposed Of
mar 4-d:18ih &c MCGUIRE, Auct
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A GOOD CHANCE.

"OOD AND COAL YARD FOX 8ALR.
W The subscriber being about to leave the CITY
Will sell ont his Wood and Coal Ysid on the moit
reasonable terms will cell stock and eyerv.
thing just as It IL, or the good will Of the Yard
Office, wharf, 60, just ~ the purchaser NAV AZ.
sire. There Is no better stand In the SecorA
Ward. and under very cheap rent. Apply IN =
r. Wilson, next to the Foundry Church On Ian
sueet, hstwsen and New Yofk avenue, = f'A
MAJ Ie-lW
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OFFICIAL.

TifAsrRY DEPARTMENT, March n, 1877
Notice il hereby given 10 holders CT stocf :,
the loans Ct the United sta,es, tlat this dep,r.
ment VII purchase ne sane until the ist dsv a,
June Lext, unlsss The SIN Of o, 10000 SHAH n.
previously obtained, and win pay, In addition %
the Interest socrusd nom The date Of the last semi
annual Aivid ud Of interest thereon, TOT ether win
one DAYS sAditiorsl interest for tie money %
reach the vsnder, the following rates Of p,sniun
On said stochs: .-a rrs.r- .-.
For the stock Of 1873, a premium Of 10 Der
cent.
For the stock CT lsI7 and 1915, prem um Of 10
per cent ana for the stock OF 1850, commonly
called Texas Indemnity Stock. premium CT
per cent
Ceruf stes Of stock Transmitted to the depart.
mmt, under his notice, must b, assigned to the
United States, BY the party duly entitled TO re.
CIV, tie proceeds.
Payment for the stocks 50 assigntd and trans.
mite will BE- made by drafts On the Assistant
Treasurers Al Boacn, New YORK, or Ph.lAd.l
phia, at option CT the srt!ss sntied to receive
the money, which should be exp . sed In the let
tiers &c .oiaPanying the certificates.
ROwELL C08B,
MIR IS dtistJune Secretary OF tie Treasu y.
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NOTICE.

A LII TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1856 Rp.
manning unpaid, must be settled by the I 3, O,
April. After that date 1 will proceed 10 dis rain
without respect to persons. Dslirqueats wouid
do well TO attend 10 this, TO save tn uble ard an.
psnse. ..-.- = e~'
F. ShEkELL, Tax Collector.
GRoRsRrowN, ID. G., March Sd, 1857.
mar 4-lm4
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NEW FOREIGN SPRING GOODS

TINE SUBSCRIBERS REsPECTFULLYiu
l. vite their patrons and the public generally
to call and examine their very large ard select
assortment Of FOREIGN SPRING GOODS.
which they have Themselves with special care
selected for their special trade.
They also keep constantly on hand the be,i
swords, Sashes, Gold Laces, &c
, They also invite attention to their Foreign and
Domestic Furnishing Goods, OF the beat mann.
facture and latest style
H.'F. LOUDON q CO,
Army an Navy Tailors,
Iep z7-du 362 under Browns Hotel
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THE SERVICE OF THE UNITED
l. States.-Regi.ter Of ofEcers and agents
civil, military, and naval, in the service OF the
United states t,getssr With all the .saIiss and
gift Of the President Price % 90. Mailed free
on receipt Of 81
The United States Consular System; a manual
for consuls, and also for merchants shipovners
ana masters In their consular transactions; corn-
prising the Instructions OF the Department 81
state In regard to consular emoluments, dute
privileges, and liabilities. Price ~ 50 In clo b
half bound morocco .. Mailed free on receipt
Of IS cents in addition to the price Of the book
Published by TAYLOR MAURY,
mar IL Bookstore near 9th street.
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SPRING GOODS.

Il Assortment Of BOHNETS. RIBBONS, @n
mi LOWERS, all Of the very Ia est i'm. ~ Hl
portltions and beat styles. Also, q large ~
loi Of half wire Bonnet Frames. which will sell
low to mi,liners ! have also on hand q large
stock Of Embroiceries, comprising, in part, hand
some swiss and Cambria Setis, swiss Collars
from 50 Gems to Sl5. Swiss and Cambria n W.
fling, Swiss and Camb,ic Edgin2s, all Of which
| promise to sell very cheap for cash.
MRS. r. g. ETCaISON,
No IL Market Space
N. B-I would respectfully inform my cus-
toners who have not closed thtir January nc
counts that an early settlement is desirable, a
would like all January bills settled before new
ones are opened
mar 14-lw MRS r ETCHlSON.
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usr ARRIVED AND FOR sALE-3o
head Of WAtern Virginia HORSES, NJ
among ITEM ne,,o, 10 srx ever IN III @sIfet
ralchasers VIII plese GIVE mea call, ~ the above
Va Dc disposed Of At fair prices and ON accom-
moaatinR terms. w O. HAZEL,
Also one thorough bred sfALLION, which
can be bought very low. mai il-IW
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NOTICE.

MY WIFE, ELIZABErH BARNEY. ANN
NI myself having separated, and now living
circumtances as exempt me f,om hsh,i,tv ~,
any aeot which she may contrsct, deem II
proper to give notice 10 the public n laroe a, i
nsreoy 90, mat abe Is not authorized to Contract
~ eos on my account, or credit, ana that will
49, " Ios Ponsioie Tor or pay any debt which she
may contract either in her own name or mine
CAISWEkL DABNEY.
tL II Va, February "a, 1857.
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DIRECTIONS.
Ecn. Thee. X. Florence, Charles Dirgee,
George H. Armstrong, Thomas Menderfeld,
Charles Rubicam, Edward n. Helmbold
George He.mbold, r. Carroll Brewster,
James e. Eeal, Isaac f,eecb Jr
THOMAS r. FLORENCE, President.
EDWARD T. HELMBOLD. Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS
Caszles Walter, No. 3y7 ID street, opposite City
Hall.
Jno. n. ThorntOn, ccrner First strsetand Virginia
avenue, Island.
James Williams, Nc. % Four-an6.a-half strest.
John Rigeles, No SOL Thirteenth street, below
Pennsylvania avenue.
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Capt. J. P. Levy, No. 367 Pennsyivanla avenss
opposite National AoteI.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
John Thomson.
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

cubSCNfbEKS HAVE NOW ON
nano, Tor sale atlas prices, good sHAL
BUGGlES, Ll6HT wAsONs, &c :, &C @
which they respectfully invite the attention Of
those wishing TO purchase good and durable We
hicies. They also have On land several second
nand kockaways, &c which they offer very low
for cash. az
N. B. Particular attention paid to Repairing.
GARDNER PLACE,
mar lS.et s53 l2th street.
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GARD MY GRATEFUL THANKS
are hereby given TO the
FARMERS' & MECHANICS,

PHILADELPHIA CAKE AT PHILA
~ oe!psia prices, at the Philadelphia Ice
cream Depot, corner 18th and streets
ICE CREAM at 81 so per gallon. feb Is. 1mx
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Amnsements.
kAeURsION To CHINA AND JAPAN.
CAkUSpg SALOON,
f0U Z DAYS M0RE!s
CHINA EXHIBITED MONDAY AND WED.
NEsDAY
JAPAN EIHIBITED TUESDAY AND
~

JAPAN EIHIBTTED Tuesday AND
THURSDAY.
Afternoons and Evenings st ~ and g.
Doors open ore hour previous.
This magnificent series o. views from FL e.cbs,
taken upon Il e spot, by Geo. X. West ard Nm.
he.De
Admission 1ici e.s Is cents mar H-3ls
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ETHE MEMBERS OF TIE MONT.
~ GOMERY GUARDS are requested 70
meet at the Armory, on THIS (Mondavj EVEN
ING, at half past seven O'Clock, to make arrang,
ments TO celebrate At. Patrick's Day. By order of
lts TAE COMMITTES
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&DON'T FORGET THE MEETING
~ rO-NiGRT, at Temperance Hall, at X
O'CLOCK, for adopting Anew the Constitution Of
the United States, without reference to c asses or
party. It's
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Tho New York City Post Office As
strange as 1t may seem, there appears to be
no contest for this ofiice. That is, none amount
ing to any serious opposition to the retention
Of the present postmaster. Members of all
the different New York city Democratic cliques
or interests are here-their leaders and most
active and effective men in such matters-and
they are pulling and hauling, breaking down
and building or patching up the claims of riya,
aspirants for every Office in New York city
with the single exception of the post cficc.
All OF them, as far as we can learn, unite ia
urging tho retention of the present postmas-
ter-the strangest thing we ever knew in cor :
ne,tien with New York city politics. at
eauldron Of so uncert ain boiling, and DO sure
to be h.led with antagonistic Clements hard
TO be made to fuse even when boiling at three
hundred degrees (poiitics) Of Fah,enheit.
Mr.. Fowler, the lucky man, whose retention
all Of them seem 80 anxious to secure, if e..
hibitod in glass case, as postm astsr desired
by all interests In "ths party" in the citv.
would make Barnum's fortune
The D. B. Naval Court CT Inquiry
Saturday last, after We went to press, there
we're examined before this tribunsl-Captains
Boutwell,, Chatard and stringham; the last
mentioned being member Of the Court, and,
als,,, Mr.. Charles Gray. This morning Capt.
Ne,v veil was examined. All the above were
Wit assses summoned BY 1t. II. W. Meade,
who u case Il under confederation. 1t. Bar.
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VHNHAHL CUI6nIN ENUBNT,
John Thomson.
The Washington union., 1857-06-11
From the London Times.
From the london Times
AN ENGLISH OPINION OF THE UNITED STATES
STEAM FRIGATE NIAGARA.

STEAM FRIGATE NIAGARA.
Hafamile or 30 below Gravesend just about where
the river tourist might expect to from having
the Great Eastern at Millwal another monster Of
the deep stands in full view. She is vast ark, with
peculiar defiant air. and expression which tells you
at once that she made for other than the peaceful
purposes of commerce, though nothing in the way of ar
mament in the trim Of The yards, denotes the
manofwar. This ship, along whose decks q crowd OF
fashionable visitors daily and hourly stream and all
round which lie fleet of shore boats .masters Of the
situation and making much Of it if the President
himself view is the far famed frigate Niagara
She k believe the first States frgate that has
anchored OFF Gravesend
Let our readers therefore, at least such of them
love to gaze upon noble specimens Of naval architecture
avail themselves of the unusual opportunity Such one
will not soon again present ITSELF for in size form speed
and intended weight of armament the Niagara is beyond
doubt the first war of her class in the whole
world As the visitor approaches her lofty sides he Is
struck with the easy, graceful in which she sits
The water, with her bows well up, slowly rising, and
showing of her beautiful lines and clear to fine adj
vantage But beyond this feature the general effect of
er exterior is not very pleasing. The dark black hull
unreieyed by single streak of white gives heavy APP
peamnce quite foreign to her shape She is also very
hollow in the waist which impars that wallsded aspect
70 Characteristic of the American liners but which their
Hne ingates except in this instance have managed to
avoid or at least mitigate
ME is ship-rigged with tall and somewhat heavy
fars-a novel feature in American screw, as their
builders have justly prided themselves avoiding our
practice OF oyermasting steamers But, heavy as the
HSaIa seems alot, she has not rope spar too much
Va The contrary the marvel is that they do the work
oed to them for, under sail alone she rum 1t Is
~Hu from l6 to u knots an hour
ths Is speed which even river steamboats, would
' excellent From the spar deck the Niagara looks
~ no means imposing. The bplwarksare Of such unusual
OesS and so curved in apparently to diminish her
e SIZE In fact many Of rgatcs less than half her
O' and not to be compared to her in any warlike or
esong quality, larger the deck Not till the
s''or has walked forward and perched himself some
"u''e near the bowprt he fully appreciate her i'm
Se size and beautiful FORM and feel that he is looking
uO"h on such wascamer the world has not yet seen
| equal Of and by the side of which the English navy
,%i snow nothing 70 compete
Inc Niagara is one Of six steam hgates which, a
~'' time since, Congress ordered to be built by way Of
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counterbaance TO the increase Of the English
and French marine The construction of the Niagara
ntrusted by aeclamaton TO Mr. Steers the builder
of the celebrated clipper yacht America In building her
he had four conflicting purposes TO reconcileto make
her gun-boat, good sea-boat good saier, and good
steamer The result is the Niagaain design kind Of
compromise and which leaves her the fastest saler in the
world of the fastest steamers fine sea-boat and
very good man-of-war.
Then follows elaborate and eulogsc notice of the
various portions of the vessel The article concludes
follows
During the voyage the Atlantic attempt was
made to effect quick passage the contrary, the
gines mostly worked at half power All the rigging
had been put mp during the depth of American win
ter and the ship reached the moist and lat
tudes it sackened to extent that made II more than
probable the 'stcks would out of her altogether
especially during days of tremendously heavy
ther She therefore hove to for four days while all
was made taut again. With full power she attained a
speed of l3 knots and under sail above l6 With stiff
breeze her quarter she count IA knots Her pre-
sent daught is 22 feet but when armed with all stores
and Goals board she will draw 20 feet Each 100 tons
brings her down three inches in the water.
The Washington union., 1857-06-11

:
CoUrr or CLAIMS YEsrEnDAY.-Present Judges Black
ford and Scarburgh.
Mr. Baxter resumed and concluded the opening argu-
ment for the claimant in the Of Logan Hunton.
Mr.. McPherson replied in behalf of the government,
Mr. Baxter commenced the closing argument, and,
without concluding, the court adjourned until II o'clock
to-day.
Tux LONG Badge. The mayor of Washington has
given instructions for commencing the repair Of
the Long Bridge BY the 10th of next month the work
will, il Is expected be finished
NAVAL CouRTsf FOR INQUIRY. Court No | yester-
day occupied with the Of Lieut. Bowers court No
with that Of Lieut. A. Gibson and court No with the
case of Capt Latimer.
PERsoSAL-Hon. John J, Taylor Of New York, and
Commodore J. Wilson, United States navy are at Viii
ards and Gov. Moseley, of Florida, and j b. Mont
gomery of the Pttsburg Post, at Kirkwoods
The Washington union., 1857-06-11
The Bonaparte Estate.

A 7 public sale on Wednesday, June "a at IL
o'clock at the Merchants Exchange New York
park and grounds Of Henry Beckett situated
Jersey formerly the property Joseph Tonaparte two
hundred and thirty Our large very handsome
modern mansion about sixty feet square, story wing
requisite outbuings has aey been eligible
portion OF the park commanding splendid
The house built unusually manner handsomely
finished throughout and with all the
town residence Its convenient position for travelling
there being daily lines
York and Philadelphia branches northern
parts OF Pennsyyana making peculiarly eligible large public
institution.
The house h handsomely furnished throughout and
the personal property be had If desired
Maps showing the location and extent with full particulars
had application to
ALBERT II. NICOIAY,
June 1t--eod6 Auciioneer, New York.
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Markets..

NEW York, June l0.--Cotton is heavy-sales of 500
bales Orleans middling IA upands middpg, l3s
Flour Is sales OF 900 barrels State so so Sc s5
Ohio, 81 20aS 10 southern, 81 so a 81 IS Wheat
is unsettled sales of $500 bushels holders demand
advance of ga cents southern white, 81 Is. Corn is
dull-sales are unimportant Provisions steady
mess pork, S23 60 Beef Is unchanged at SIG so S17
Lard is quiet at l4B 14 cents Whiskey is steady at
"a cents Coffee is dull-Ro at LII cents Sugar is dull
at lOA cents for Mscovado. Molasses is dull rs cents
Spirits turpenne is heavyat All 48 cents Rosn is dull
81 30 81 % Rice is quiet at A 81 cents. Freighs
are inactive.
The Washington union., 1857-06-11
Public Meeting.

TINHE citizens of Washington who condemn un-
Il quaihed the invasion OF law.
less ruans from Baltimore known by the lug Ugies on
the day OF our late municipal elections and their Interior
enee with our elections and who sustain the the United
states IN the prompt energetic and efficient measure
dence to the constitution to the
defend every violated right respectfully invited public
meeting in front Of tho City Hall afteoo
next TO adopt such resolutions viii be import
ant opinions.
This call made obedience the wish o very large nuulr
Of our citizens, who have signed paper 70 that effect
June 9--3
The Washington union., 1857-06-11

New York June l0--The steamer Arabia sailed hence
to-day, at noon for Liverpool with 1876 passengers and
2,265, 900 in specie.
The steamer Indiana for Bremen, also sailed hence
day with 1928 passengers
The Washington union., 1857-06-11
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New Yor


y. c. Herring & Co.'s Patent Champion safes.
FINlIE subscribers, grateful for past favors and
l. finding that discriminating public bestowing their patron
TO that extent that
their stock have enlarged their by opening
ana lesroom on Broadway No 25l
pose the City HALL This enlargement with tho
recent extensive enlargement OF their factory
hors TO keep hand all o burglar
proof safes than any other establishment
tenon will be had constructing match
with other furniture, for the security plate ieweIry
Also
VIII keep hand money chcsls vault
bank Halls patent locks for banks
or store doors Jones patent bank Cyges
patent letter lock, without key.
S, G. HERRING & Co,
Nos 1856, 1877, and l39 Water street
No 25l Broadway, Murray st., New York.
r. COYLE CO., Agents
s.... Washington, ID. G.
b. w. KN0WIES,
May 28--1y Richmond, Virginia.
The Washington union., 1857-06-11
Ne,o Hampshire.

CONCORD, June l0.The democratic State convention
met to-day, and nominated Asa T. Cate for governor on
the first ballot and Frederick Vase of Wapoe for rail-
road commissioner. The resolutions endorse the last
and all the previous democratic administrations and
pledge cordial support to the present They sustain
the Dred Scott decision in the Supreme Court and adyo
cate the repeal of the Maine law.
The convention full and harmonious George W.
Morrison presided.
The Washington union., 1857-06-11
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

:
DEW in Trinity Church at Auction. Satur-
day the 18th Instant at 6 o'clock, y. shall sell my
ahcton Of Seventh and streets No SEQ pew No
IS, in Trinity church.
Terms one third cash The balance aud u months
isfhctorily endorsed notes.
A~GREfN
June ll--d Auctoneer.
The Washington union., 1857-06-11
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ben. a Il. A. whitlock a GO.

Ben. ~ II. A. Whitiock A Co.,
l3 Hickman Street, Of Nassau, opposie hs Asor
House,
PRoPRIEroRs OF THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CENANT CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
merchants from otrd Dupuy Co. Iennessey Pnet
ton Co.. and other houses the highest reputation pro-
peo Of the celebrated brandes the proof
Coanac, viz:
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard
Lqueur DIES champs dor,
Superior vineyard, yieux Cognac.
Also
Exclusive importers of the
Old Royal Hollands
BurgomAsier Schnapps,
And several brands sherry Madeira &c &c
Ales, porters, and cigars direct from shippers,
CHAMPAGNE, CREaIANT
BM&E a W. Co the this wine and
are IN receipt Of shipments by packets beg
may not have given trial ~ under guarantee
present imported.
Benz. N. whiock,
Eiwd A. whloek,
Fredk j A A WHTFIogK A M
Oliver W. Dodge,
Henry Cammeyer
May 26--lys
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Mlnicipak ELeclio
Oattodrd Bound.

BUFFALO, June at the city election to- day the en-
tire democratic ticket was elected by 1000 majority.