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By GREEN, Auctioneer.

SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS UNDER DE-
- CREE.-By authority of DEGREES of the Circuit
Court OF the District of Columbia, pronounced In n
panants; and the admin stTators, widow, and heirs
OF John Brereton are defendants being No. Il52 in
equity, the subscriber, as trustee, will expose to
safe, at auction to the highest bidder,oR WEDNES-
DAY, the 9th day OF May instant, between the
hours OF four and five O'Clock in the afternoon, on
the premises, the following very valuable Lots,
namely Lots Nos. t. 5, and H. in Square No. 2l8, in
the city Of Washington.
Termsi Qne-fourth Of the purchase money in
cash; and the residue at six, twelve, and eighteen
months for which the purchasers bonds with sure
y bearing interest from the day of sale will be re-
CURED, and lien retained on the lots sold.
III the terms are not complied with within five DAYS
from the day of sale, the property will be resod on
seven days notice, at the risk and cost of the de-
iaulting purchaser.
Deeds at the purchasers COST
w. REDIN, Trustee.
may 5-Staw&ds A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
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Garrotinc i'm Boston.

BosToS, May 5.-Cyrus Smith. treasurer ofthe
Piedmont Railroad. was garroted in Brookline
street last night, by three men, and robbed Of
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, May Flour is firm; Howard
street and Ohio at s662H and City Mills held at
the same figure.
Wheat is firm at 81 65asI IS for whites, al 6oa
81 Sc for reds. Corn is little easier; white ia
"a yellow 73a76c.
Whisky is steady at 29a3Oc.
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Naval Intelligence.

NORFOLK, May 6.-The steamer Saratoga was
docked to-day and part of her crew discharged
She will 90 TO as soon her hull has heen re-
paired. The Dale sailed yesterday.
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Great Storm i'm MobiIe-City Inundated.

AUGUSTA, May "A tremendous storm occur
red at Mobile on Friday and Saturday. Rain fel
two feet r. upon level, accompanied by high
wind The city was inundated and several per.
sons were drowned. The supply of water and
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JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
1.-TWO HANDSOME AND LARGE PITJ1

Dy n UhEEN, AUCtIOneer,
TWO HANDSOME AND LARGE BUILD
ING Lots NEAR MARYLAND AVENUE, on 18TH
STREET EAST, AT AUcTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY,
18th instant, shall sell in front of the premises at
9 CLOCK P. M, two large Building Lots, having a
front of III feet on 18th street east, the inter-
section of Mary land avenue between north F. and r
streets. They contain between thirteen and four
Teen thousand square feet of ground and substan-
tIal fence and set in fruit trees
FERNS ne-third, cash balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest from tay of sale
deed given and a deed Of trust taken.
Title COED.
lnay7 A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
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MUSIC AT THE CAPIToL.-There was large at
tendance yesterday at the Capitol grounds, on the
occasion of the initiatory open air performance of
the season Of the Marine Band. The President of
the United States was present, gratified listener
evidently to the fine music of the band The per-
aoTmande OF the following pieces was particularly
admired; Trovatore Quickstep, Aria from Tro-
yatore, performed by Esputa Bridal Schottische
oy the band Duet from Masnadiere, flute and
claIlonet; by Messrs. F. Prospect and Wagner
ana the band Friendship Waltz, by the band ;
Overture from Crown Diamonds l. Foscari, Ter
zetto, by F. Prospect, Wagner & Co; Ladies
Pe,ka, " composed by Prof. Scala and dedicated
to Mrs. Virginia Russell, a very pretty polka and
handsomely performed by the band Quickstep
from Lucia. -
1HE COURT OF CLAIMs.-This morning-all
the Judges present-Mr. Thompson resumed and
concluded his argument in the case of Rich'd L.
Page, administrator, and the case was submitted
The aase Of John 6. Hedgeman was next sub
United, being identical in its character that of
Page.
The case of Christiana Dener was then taken
up, and MT: Thompson argued IL for the claim
ant when il was also submitted
The case of John =. Devlin was withdrawn on
behalf of the claimant
The case Of Oliver Dubois was next taken up.
and Mr. Walter Cox was called
MALICIOUS MIscHIEF.-For several NIGHTS past
malicious persons have passed along Louisiana
avenue, opposite Market Space, and amused them
selves by cutting the awnings and signs of the
merchants. The merchants at first replaced their
signs and repaired the awnings but it has be-
come so common for the rowdies to indulge in
this sort of sport. that the merchants have been
obllged TO apply to the authorities for protection
In the hope that some Of the gangs NAV be ar
lGsted and the severest penalty of the law in
ficted upon them. -
ORDwAY,s EoLIANs continue to have the larr-
est measure of success at Odd Fellows Hall, and
such, we presume, would be the case were they
to stay with us for months. such is the excellence
VI their performances But two nights more re-
main in which to see this inimitabie company
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, May7.-Stoc ks are frmer; Chicago
and Rock Island lG2k; Cumberland Coal Co IL y;
Illinois Central shares l3i; do bonds 9e \; Mich
igan Southern 60; New York Central s6h Penn
sylvania Coal Co. 90; Reading SOY; Virglnlaos
9lz; Missouri 6's S2A
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE Auctloneer
VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON NORTH

y sTREET, NEAR FRANKLIN SoUARE.-On WE'D
NESDAf AFTERNOON, May 18th, at SO o'cl'k,
on the premises. shall sell part of subdivision No
II, IN Square No. 85, fronting Is feet 37th inches
on north street between 18th and 18th streets west
running hack l42 feet inches to a 30 feet aey,
This desirable Lot is situated i'm the Immediate
vicinity of Franklin Square, and is very eligible
site for private residence.
Title Indsputabe.
Terms: One-fourth cash the residue in 6, y, and
u months, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing
interest.
may sd JAS. G.. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

nor RENT-Two very desirable ROOMS, sit
= uated on Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 7th
Also; For Rent. Rent. two-sto5y BRICK HOUSE,
OF FOR sALE77In the First Ward, near La
on nth street, near the corner of H. commanding a
fae view Of the Potomac: Apply at n. CALLAN'S
story BRICK HoGsE No. o. ON .He west t side
Of Green street, between Gay and Dunbarton streets
tween Bridge and Gay streets. ~ may ntyf 7,sts
FOR RENT;-A BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
L two-story high, with Attic and Basement, situa-
s ate on the corner OF and 18th street. Inquire
FOR SALE:aA gentleman desires to dispose of a
- SERVANT about "a years of age. A good farm
hand and rough carpenter He is neat his person. of
tai servant. The necessities of his owner alone
makes hun willing to sell him, He will not be sold
where an interview may be had with any one desir-
ing 10 purchase. nay TAT
EARM, FOR sALE.-A FARM at private sale in
Md h two mss on
tanning about ls9 acres seventy or eighty of wood
peach and Tse of other nds OF n
All OF which was selected from Pearce's Nursery
Of liz ss SPRINGS
Is hne and easy OF cutIvation. | will sell the Crop,
intend removing to a smaller farm nearer washing
ton; ~, guarantee deed will be given Inquire at No.
Dig MARYLAND avenue, near 9th street. Possession
may i ST THOs. f. DANT.
Tor SALE, at q bargain. a new and desirable
Il Brick DWELLING HOUSE. together with a
Lot adjoining it on the south, and richly set with
the northeast corner Of 4th street west and ST.
north, and In rapidly improving part of the city
very desirable. Price, saso: third in cash, the
balance In two years with interest.
Also for sale, large and convenient Brick Dwell
ING No 457, and situated on the west side of 10th
'i2 ga story 18th street. PotL "A WEBB.
EOR SALE.-An ORNAMENTAL COTTAGE
ny county. Maryland, on the BaitimoTe and Ohio
hailIoad, within stones throw of the station at
which four trains stop daily This desirable country
and out-houses, is newly built, and win be sold low
or exohanged for Washington City property The
Rivers, In the romantic and wild region of the Allie
ghany recommends this property TO the attention of
health and recreation for the Summer months
Bloomington is distant thirty miles from Cumber-
land and tive miles from PedmoSt the principal sta
For further information, address s. l.. GOUVER-
NEUR, yR., Washington City, ID. c. may ST.
HoGsE nearly nsS ana at sS
above house is situated on 4th street east, No. 5SS
two squares south of Penn avenue. The adjoining
will Be sold # desired with the the
das, ay terms Tn Tn Ap gs{ on the premises
EOR RENT-A valuable GROCERY STORE,
situated on the corner of 18th and streets, near
Clarke and IS one Of tie best stapds the city for
resdent country river trade. 1t is fitted mp with
Ywss
ap ls-eOtf FRANCIS HANNA,
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BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY; GEORGETOWN.

By BARNARD BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
HOUSEHOLDFURNIT AT AUCTION.
M, at the residences of Mr.. GaTretson Dunbarton
street, between Washington and Congress streets,
we will sell his entire Household Effects, as
Mahogany Sofa, Chairs, Rocker
Lounge. Mahogany Dining and Side Tables
Bureaus, Bedsteads, Wardrobes
Feather Beds, Mattresses, Curtains
Washstands. Looking Glasses
Parlor, Cook, and other Stoves
RRRess and Forss Gn.s Ware shades
Stone and Iron Ware, Rain Cask, &c, &c.
Terms: SIS and under. cash; over that amount
credit OF sixty days, for notes endorsed and bearing
may Ga BARNARD BUCKLEY. Aucts.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
DAY MORNING, May Ii5h: al 10 oelossk. By yl5tae
the Subscribe viii sell the Furniture and
Household Effects Of Mrs. Eliza Anderson. on Penn
One excellent Rosewood Piano F cTte, made in
Excellent mahogany hair-sprins seat Sofas and Sofa
Mahogany hair spring sea. Rockers, Arm and Parlor
Marble top Centre, Sofa, and Pier Tables
Mahogany Centre and Card Tables
Fine oil Paintings and EneravinSs in SiIt frames
Looking Glasses, ManteI and Table Ornaments
Brussels, Three ply, and other Carpets
Solid Mahogany high; post and French Bedsteads,
MaruroDe, Washstands, and dressl & and plain
Bureaus
CURED Hair and Husk Mattresses
Rosewood and Mahogany Sideboards .--
Walnut Extension Dining Table Refrigerator
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
er.pated Casters, Table Cutlery, Fire Irons Al,
house
Gas Chandeliers and Fixtures "a.
Excellent Kitchen Range and Fixtures uou.shold
Furniture and Effects A.. -.
Terms $50 and under, cash over thaL suIh q
credit Of so and 90 days for satisfactorily enuorseo
NOTES. bearing Interest," THoS, J. FISHER,
may I'D Jas. Y. Mcu IIH -, n9...
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
Z THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Europa At Boston.

bosToN, May The Europa arrived here this
morning at % clock. Her mails were forwarded
-, ~ ,ne eaIly tain and should reach Washington
'o.nnorrow morning.
Inc steamer Alps arrived out on the 2ith.
,.,h "g Shlnesc IN Sarawak, Borneo. rose on the
Sir ,aeo.uaIy and murdered several Europeans
syv,rnnIs BROOKS, then rajah, saved his life by
cunning across the creek One OF tho Roynco
~ steamers subsequently, arrived at sara
body OF su r WIN Sir James Brooks at the head OF
,io,' =. Maiays and Dyaks AVENGED the deStr,,c
ILL.,, vi the settlement. killing 00n Cbjnese Tbe
vices Were not required "~' rs SCI
large meetin1 of ~
lurers mad been held at Nanch,. a', 1 an @
an association ali over the Inrld
IT, tso,,o, S,. Jne british colonies 10 be called
FRANCE.-Marshal Seryapo h., -
Madrid 10 smooth the way for the No. e.is io'
bassadors The Danish ministerial criSis e ol,,-
tinues. eiisis con-
There was TO be a review of sOooo ,,o =.
Paris about the 9th of May, in nonor Of the Grand
Duke Constantine. -''
The council of state has commenced the e,ani-
nation Of the bill against the usurpation of title
of nobility.
The Moniteur publishes Convention between
rance and the Grand Duchy Of Baden relative 10
strengthening the hanks of the Rhine.
PERsTA.-There is n commercial treaty in proc
ress between Persia and sardinia.
SrAlN.-A treaty for settling the foontier be-
t S rance and Spain Is TO be Laid before the
SoItes al The FIRST meeting.
4 ne frogressionists and the members of the
i'.peldI Union are laborng TO effect a coalition.
me government is experimenting disturbances
al legrono, Brugos, NittoTia, and in all Catalonia
ana has taken precautionary measures. The troops
ior Cuba leave Cadz the end Of this month
DENMARk--There is nothing further respecting
the missteral crisis, except that the Danish min.
lister at the Germanic Diet had been sent for
which shows that the quarrel with Germany en-
ters as an important element into the present com
plication.
PRUssIA.-The proposition 10 establish a legal
instead Of police supervision over printing III
cens@s, which was carried in the Prussian Cham
Der on Monday by one majority. was rejected neI,
day, the government having recruited It's forces
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.

VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
At PUBLIC SALE.-On MONDAY AFTER
NOON, May 18th, at So o'clock, on the premises,
shall sell Lots f. s. 6, and T. in Square No Az be-
ing the north half said square. fronting respective
ly on It'll, 9th, and north streets.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in g. II, and
~ months, for satisfactorily secured notes, bearing
may I'd JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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THE NEW YORK LEDG Err for next week il reoeiv
street, above the market. III
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ByA. GREEN. Auctioneer.


THE SUBSCRIBERS, EXECUTORS OF THE
L LATE GEN. JAMES THOMPSON, at the request OF
his heirs and devisees, will sell, at public sale, on
MONDAY, the 4th day Of May next, at o'clock p.
M, all his real estate In the city of Washington TO
His spacious brick dwelling House on square No.
., and the following LOTS
No. TO- %, 81 2, q, "a, ., 6 and q, in square No. Is
No. II, Is, and IL, In square No. q
No. 2, 5, and 7, in square No. 81
No. ]. IN square No 81
No. IS, In square No. s.
No. 81, in square No. n
No. s, IN square No. 90
No. q, In square No. "a
No. D. In square No. 100
No. TO- IN square No. l2S
No. 8, IN square No. 1885,
The sale will commence at the dwelling house.
The terms of sale will be: ne-third Of the pur-
chase money IN cash the remaining two-thirdS an
three equal instruments at six, twelve and eighteen
months, for which the purchasers will lie required tu
give their several notes, bearing interest from the
day OF sale; the same To be secured by a deed of
trust, to be approved by the subscribers.
The subscribers will convey all the title and
tate of the late Gen. Thompson to the lots sold. All
conyeyancIng at the cost OF tho purchasers.
III the terms OF sale be not complied with within
three days from the day of sale, the subscribers
serve the right of reselling such terms as thew
may deem proper at the risk and cost Of the purcha
serS. w. ii. L. TAYLOR,
j. d. ii. SMITH,
ap lid Executors.
il The above sale rs postponed IN consequence
of the rain until THURSDAY, the 18th inst, same
hour, by order Of the executors.
may Sd A. GREEN, AuctIoneer
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DIED,

DIED,
IN Georgetown, on the 5th instant, EMILY, wife
OF Edmund III. Brooke.
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CARUsI's MAY BALL.-To- night, be ID remem-
bered, Carusi's May Festival will come of, under
the personal supervision Of that experienced
teacher Of that graceful and heatbful of dane
ing.
After the beautiful inaugural ceremonies of the
occasion, and the performances Of a choice selec-
ton OF ehaste fancy dances, by the children the
moor Will be cleared for the visitors wishing to
dance. % ~
The sweet little May Queen, to be crowned to-
night, is, we learn, the great granddaug hter of a
distinguished officer of the Revolutionary War
WebeI's excellent Assembly Band will furnish
the music, and during the evening a brilliant
"Bird Waltz, }" composed by Weber for the occa-
sion, will be executed. ~
PROPERTY. yesterday, the lots in Da
wilson's subdivision of the following squares
were disposed Of J. c. Mcclure, auctioneer:
Lot No. in square 21i, containing 4,9i4k feet,
sold for - cents per foot-s62 20; and lot Ia in
same square. 2,73ik feet, at IS cents per foot
400. 73. J. c. g. Kennedy purchaser.
Lot No. 81 In square $40, 800 feet, at ~ cents
per foot-s56s 50. p. Il. Berry purchaser. .-.
Lot 20 In square 367, 3, i2O feet, at IA cents
si5. SO w. cadman purchaser
Lot - In same square, 8, l10 feet a. l64 cents
S5N. j. W. Nye purchaser.
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The supply in the fish market was very moor AZ
the prices indicate. Shad 25a37c per pair. her
ring 15alSc: per doz, large rock, each, 81 SO;
small do, 25c.; perch, per bunch, &c, and very
scarce AT the landings, shad are selling at SO
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EOR RENT-A valuable GROCERY STORE,
situated on the corner of 18th and streets, near
the Canal, formerly occupied by Messrs. Sengstack
Clarke and Of the best stands IN the city for
Shelving, Bins Counter C. For terms apply 10 the
subsetiber az No. S5 street west, between Twelfth
ap l8-eotf FRANCIS HANNA,
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DOR SALE CHEAP.-A two-story and attic
l. BRICK HOUSE, nearly new, containing six
pleasant rooms and small kitchen attached. The
above house is situated 4th street east, No. $751;
two SQUARES south of Penn. avenue. The adjoining
LOT will be sold, il desired, with the house, the
whole or either, at a cheap rate, and on accommO-
dating terms; Apply on the premises.
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III The above sale as postponed IN consequence
Of the rain until THURSDAY, the 18th inst, sam
hour, by order Of the executors.
Sd A. GREEN, AuctInneer.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-12-24
WAsnNanon nooa-,h.- Q

Judge Douglas and the President had
to-day full and free interchange q
opinion on the Kansas question but
without. it is understood, being able to
arrive at the same conclusion in regard
OF the line of policy which Justice and
duty requires each to pursue. The inter-
view. it is further stated, was courteous
and they parted as they met, friends, re.
GREETING that they could not view the
Lecompton movement in the same light
Mr.. Douglas. in conversation with his
friends. freely defines his position. He
stands, he says. on tho principle of the
Kansas Nebraska bill. guaranteeing to
each State and Territory the right to
regulate their domestic institutions to suit
themselves. and will follow that principle
wherever its logical consequences carry
him. defending it against all assaults,
from whatever quarter they may come.
In its application to Kansas he insists
upon ignoring both the Lecompton and
Topeka movements and securing to the
people the right to form a Constitution
for themselves. He considers the Le-
compton movement in direct violation of
the principles of the Kansas Nebraska
bill and Cincinnati platform. and will
probably at an early period of the session
of Congress introduce a bill authorizing
the people of Kansas to call a Constitu-
tional Convention.
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The Land Office.

We have heard but one sentiment ex-
messed, from any source, of the removal
of the Land Office from Doniphan to
Kickapoo, and that is one Of dissatisfac :
ton and complaining. What object there
could be in removing it, and above all to
Kickapoo city, we cannot for the life of
us see. Kickapoo is in one corner of the
district, in an out-of-the way place, and
in no particular is it as good a point as
Doniphan. The Commissioner at Wash
ington city, sent an Agent to the Terri
tory to consult the wishes of the people
ana to pick convenient and eligible site
for the permanent location of the Land
Office, and whether this Agent was
bought over by the citizens of Kickapoo,
or was entirely destitute of common sense,
we know not; but Of one thing we are
certain, and that is, that he could not
have given more general dissatisfaction
to the people of the district than by re-
commenting and having the Office re-
moved to Kickapoo.
We have no doubt but the removal
was made at the instigation of some de-
signing persons, who. to subserve their
own personal interests, sacrificed the
wishes of the most of the citizens of the
district, for no sane man would ever have
recommended Kickapoo for its location,
had not Misrepresentation been made to
him, or the almighty dollar" influenced
him in such selection. If it was deem
ed advisable to have the Office located on
the river, why not remove it to Elwood,
which would have been more central, and
where the money and papers. would have
been equally as safe as in Washington
City. Other towns inland, could have
been selected that would have been faI
preferable to Kickapoo. Claytonville
and Nemaha city are both promising
towns and are well situated for the Land
Office. Did this Agent visit these places,
or did he merely recommend Kickapoo,
without any reference to the convenience
Of those who would have business at the
Office? We hope the Land Office will
remain at Kickapoo no longer than il
will take to inform the Commissioner il
Washington of the facts Of the case, and
orders be given for its removal to some
more central points, Joseph Gazette.