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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.
CorrsspoadeAcs Of The Star. ~.
GEORGETOWN, June %, 1857

June 1877.
The trial of the Cathcart, YESTERDAY was alto
gether satisfactory, coming fully I'D TO the most
sanguine expectations Of the inventor and his
friends, large number of whom were on board
She steamed up the canal as far as the first lock
"a distance OF some four miles) and back The
trial yesterday was also made under some a n,
cultles, so far as testing her speed was concerned
inferior woed having TO be used for raising steam
her furnaces being constructed for coal Never
theless, on returning. she succeeded in running
three miles in twenty-eight minutes, with only
about twenty-eight pounds Of steam on-pot one
third what her boiler is intended to bear The
trial thoroughly satisfied the inventor that his
plan will efectually do away with one great OH
lection to steamboats, upon canals, viz: the crea-
ton OF a swell sufficient to injure the banks Her
engines, and every portion Of her machinery, not
withstanding they were just out of the machine
shop, worked to a charm, in a manner rejecting
great credit upon the builders-Duvall Kirk
land. The boat is now receiving a fresh coat Of
paint, preparatory to trial ON the river, which
Will doubtless be made tomorrow or Monday
Messrs. III. b. Walker and SHINES are engaged
in building number Of very large scows for the
use of the Washington Aqueduct, two of them OF
enormous size, and no ordinary specimens OF
workmanship, will be ready for launching next
week.
d We have rarely known the money market with
US tighter than IL is at the present time The com
plants among our merchants generally of The
scarcity of money, and the great difficulty IN
making collections IS verv general
There is TO he Methodist Camp meeting this
summer upon the lands Of Mr. Gibson, in Fairfar
county, Virginia, to commence about the last
week in August.
The Tenth street Baptist Sabbath School spent
the day, yesterday, at Custis' Spring, where they
had most delightful time. They were brought
over TO our city in the Union Line Of omnibuses
and then taken down to the Spring by way Of the
Alexandria Canal, on board Of Captain Moore's
boat.
The weather, at the time Of this writing is
scoTching hot in the sun. The only available
comforts al hand is cool shade and few bottles
of Army Shinn's unequalled refreshing drinks.
SPFCIAToR
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ByJ.C. MeGUIRE auct;onoer


EURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD Eff
FECIs AT PUBLIC sALE.-On T L ESDAY
MORNING, June Sith, at 10 O'Clock, at the resi-
dence OF a gentleman declining Housekeeping, on r
street between 18th and 18th streets. shall sell hIs
Furniture and Effects; comprising
Mahogany and walnut French and Lounging Sofas
Mahogany arm and parOr Chars
Marble-top Centre tables, w hatnot.
Cane seat Chairs. Rockers, Shades
Silk and winter Window Curtains and Cornice
Carpets, Rugs, Mating Oilcoth
Bronze Iron Hat-tree. Stair Carpets
Mahogany marble and wood top Dressing Bureaus
Jenny Lind and cottage Bedste,lds
Wardrobes, Washstands. Toilet Sets
Hair and husk Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows
Blankets, Comforts. Spreads
Mahogany SldeDOsrd, walnut Extension Table
East India China Dinner Ware, Glassware
Chatting Dishes, Table Cutlery
Silver plated Tea Set Casters
Refrigerator, Chamber Stoves
Cooking Stove, ire Irons.
Together with an excellent assortment of Kitchen
requisites.
Terms: S30 and under, each over that sum a
credit of thirty and sixty DAYS. for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Je 20-a AuctIOueer.
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BY A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.n
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
Il AT AUcTIoN.-On MONDAY. the 29th Instant
shall SELL at the residence Of III. Pardon, Esq, on
4th street east, No $685. at II O'Clock H.. good as
s0rtment of Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Bureau and Tables
" aIut Extension Tables
Painted Cottage Chamber Sets
Cottage Bedsteaits Window Curtains
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Dining room and Passage Oilcloth and Carrots
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Clock, Lounge, &c.
lot of excellent Feather BOlsters and Pillows
Walnut ane-seat Chairs, Rockers, and Washsi ands
Cooking, Alright, and other Stovess
With good assortment of Kitchen Requisites,
Terms cash.
je 24-d A. GREEN. Auct.
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NARRIED,

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. James DoneIan
cHAhEES CUMMlN to THORA, eldest dal Sh,
Yer 10 OIL Semar Siebert, all of this city.
r, IN the I'D instant, by the Rev VIM H. Chairman
Ben JAMiN r. + OWLER to MARY a. HEM
all I this city. ~ ~ hH-N>'
CHARLES MUIR DOCH. of New EeyaD Co.. :, w ~" "
ciiy. vi this
On the 18th instant by the Rev. w. Krebs. JOs-
ETH HAMACKER and ELIZA A. DAVIS. both
of this city. " IN 'i7' Oo'h
On the sd instant, by Rev. w Krebs RICu.pD
Virginia. ~ o"'A oi
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MADAME MOUNT has prepared by special request
Selve for the cure of Cancers, which never was
known TO faIl. Also, Cordial for Dy sc ntery Diar-
rhea, and summer Complaint which acts as a per
lect charm to arrest all OF these Diseases Also a
Salve Tor the Piles, tan extract from flower Ia SOW
efeign remedy. Give them trial Like her Con-
sumption Destroyer, they may be relied on She
offers no article but what has been tested. To he
had al No So street, between 18th and 18th AIso
az Mann Palmer's Drug Store, corner 9Th street
The Consumption Destroyer also can be found'in
Alexandria, at Mr.. CastleInan's Store ON King
street my sole agent for that place. In Georgetown
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A SEDUcER TRIES TO GET RID OF HIS PARA
MoUR.-Hard SicsGriHg on bora Sidss.-Eightor
ten days ago we noticed case Of 81 tall swear
ing, which occurred in the Police Court before
Justice Pan0ns. A man named James Bowie
swOTe out a warrant for the arrest Of woman
whose name he gave as Julia Mack, who had h.a
said, robbed him of SIS. Boyle swore that last
summer he, in company with the woman. left
Greenpor. Long island, went to New York.
came on to Albany, went to Troy, and then went
TO some town in one Of the northern counties re-
Gently, they returned to Troy, and then 10 this
city: that they are not married, although living
together man and wife; that he has two chill
dren in Ireland; and, finally, that while they
were coming up from New York In the cas-
some eight months ago. he was robbed of SIS
and that he never got any clue TO who took the
lost money until about ten days ago, when IA.
found the poe ket book, which was stolen with
the money, in this woInan's possession.
On the other side, the woman testifed-That
last summer they were married in Greenport
Long Island, where they were employed, she "a
a domestic IN the family OF Mr.. Moran. that
shortly after they came 10 Albany; that they Were
married by Father Mccarthy, the parish priest OF
GreenPort and that John and Margaret Burns
were the witnesses; that she never knew the
complainant 10 have so much money: and that
he stole from her and DESTROYED the marriage
certificate which the Rev. Mr.. Mccarthy gave To
her.
At this stage Of the proceedings the examine
ton was postponed until information might be-
obtained from Greenport. Officer Clinton wrote
TO Mr.. Moran, Of that place, and Justice Parsons
to the priest who the woman swore had married
them. Replies Were received.
The upshot Of all this, says the Argus, is, that
Boyle got tired Of his mistress, and thought 10 rid
himself of her by charging her with grand lar
ceny. He swore positively to IL. although, in all
probability, he never possessed the amount which
he charged her with stealing. Although guilt
less. she thought that the quietest way 20 clear
herself of the tols Of the law would be to assert
that she was Boyle's wife 50 she swore 10 the
marriage and so clearly and positively as 10 de-
ceive everybody who listened 70 her. Thus they
both committed perjury.
The case was dismissed. Albany Atlas, 23d.
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bAITIAnRE

BALTIMORE, June 26th.-Flour 10 steady nj an
advance OF phc. per Dbl. Howard street o. ak
aS1 SIS. 6
are nominal.
Corn is steady; white s3as6c.. yellow s5as7c
Whisky is firmer; City, 3Oc, Ohio 3lc.
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE. AuctIoneer.
DAIR OF CARRIAGE HORSES, FAMILY
Il CARRIAGE, HARNESS, ROBES, AEON SAT-
IRDAH MORNING, June 9th, at u O'Clock in
front of the Auction Rooms. shall sell
span of gray Carriage Horses SIX aud seven wears
old, hne travellers, kind and gentle IN harness.
CoHPee Carriage with seats for four; can be used
for one or two horses. ~
Also, single and double Harness. Carriage Robes
WHIPS, &C., the property of a gentleman going
10 Europe.
The horses will be sold separate or together.
Terms cash.
Je J. G. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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CLOSING OUT SALE OF FURNITURE,
" MIRRORS. CARPETS, Gas FIXTURES, &c, AT
THE NATIONAL HOTEL.-On SATURDAY MORN
ING, June 9th, at 10 o'clock, in the rOtunda of the
National Hotel, shall sell at the risk and cost of
former purchasers. large amount of Valuable
Furniture, Gilt Frame Mirrors, Carpets, Mattress
es. Blankets, China, Glass, and Plated Ware.
Amongst which several elegant Rosewood
Parlor Suits, a number Of
Mahogany Wardrobes. French Redsteads
Marble-tOp Dressing Bureaus. Washstahds
8 dozen Walnut American Plush Covered Dining
Chairs T-f'
Rosewood Marble-top Sdeboards
Very large French plate Mirrors. &C., &c.
lsO, large Steam Boiler, Force Pump, & c. & c.
Terms: SlO0 and under, cash over that sum a
credit 9f9 Stand 80 days for satisfactorily endorsed
IL Purchasers at this sale are notified in ad-
vance. that their goods must be settled for and re-
moved ON the following Monday.
je 25-d - j. C. Mcguire Auot
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New York Markell

NEW YORK, June 26-Flour Is buoyant; sales
Of 500 bbls.; State, SO 50a SO IS Ohio, s. IOa
S7.15; Southern So 3Oas775
Wheat is firm sales OF IL 600 bushels? Southern
white 81 9OaSl q. Corn is firm; sales Of - 900
bushels; mixed at 9lc-an advance of &C.
Pork is lower and depressed; mess $50 2Sa
5000. Beef is quiet at $40 5Oas17 for western
repacked. Lard IS dull at Axe
Whisky is steady at 33c for Ohio.
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TIE FoRTY-FoURTH AsTERoID.-A circular
from Cambridge, Tuesday, contains a letter from
Hermann Goldschmidt dated Paris, June 3, an
nonncing the discovery on the night Of Nav 9th,
of forty fourth planet, between Mars and Jupi-
ter This is the sixth which has been discovered
by Mr.. sGoldschmidt. IL resemble star OF the
no m magnitude The forty third asteriod, dis
covered al the Radcliffe observatory by Mr.. POy-
son. has received the name Of Arisdne,
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Sale Of n Gallery of Aria.

NEW YORK, June 26.-The Dusseldorf Gallery
of Paintings has been purchased hy the Cosn,o,
Poiitan Art Association for $50, 600 The whole
collection including Powers Greek slave will be
distributed among the subscribers 20 the AssocI-
alton in January next
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BY J. c. MEG UIRE. Auctioner
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A NEAT FRAME
HOUSE AND Lor on STH STREET WEST BETWEEN
NJ AND y STREETS NoRTH.-On THURSDAY AZ
TERNO0N, July 9Th, at 61s O'Clock. on the premi-
ses by virtue of deed of trust, dated July 2lst,
los a. and e nne of The ,Sd yccars G siS
ington county, d. c., shall sell Lot ". in Coyle's
subdivision in Square No. 42i, fronting 6 feet 10 in
north. running back 95 feet TO a ten alley with
the improvements, consisting OF a neat ard we'll
Terms cash. JAS. NJ. WILSON, Trustee.
lie 4-2aWSds J. c. Meg I1lR E a ncfinneer.
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The Caffan Tad.

CHARLESTON, June 25.-The sales of Cotton for
tire week ending TODAY amo1nte,, 10 a ooe hs,ss
and the market closed At HaSc. advance Mid
ding fair closed at IA Il al4x Decreased receipts
a. all southern ports on last year $50 600 bales
Decrease of Foreign exports 65s 900 baIe,
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ByJ.C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

.
IN PURSUANCE OF THE PROVISIONS-oF
L Deed of Trust from William II. Faulkner TO
the undersigned trustee, dated ss day of May 1885,
recorded IN Iiber j. A. =, No. 81 folio z93, &c,
shall, on MONDAY, the 9Th day of July next, he
tween the hours of and o'clock p. m. proceed to
sell Lot No q. Reservation A, situated ON the south
side of Pennsylvania avenue, between Sl and 4th
streets, fronting the % feet, and running
hack IN 5-l2 feet 10 aey, and which there Is
erected new and first class brick building, now oc-
cupied by said Faulkner.
Title ndisputable.
Terms One third cash on the day of sale. and the
ba lance In equal payments at and IL months, with
interest. secured by deed of trust the property.
COnveyancing at the expense Of the purchaser.
ANDREW WYLIE. Trustee.
lie Esd JAS c. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.
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tYoS's MAGNETIC POWDER, for the determination
Oh bedsugsi C9ekrosches, Moths, Ants. and Mos
Nice for sale, wholesale and retail at Shilingtons
Odeon Building, corner of ~ street. and Pennsyl
Nducd avenue. =
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Sale Of the Penn.yiy.n,. ,,.,,Y,

PHILAoELPHIt, June 2S.-The Pennsylvania
At the Exchange, in the presence on the c:ovs,na
of the State. There was a large ATTENDANCE The
purchase was made by j. Edgar Thomson pre-.
ident. in behalf Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
for 81 ,JOO, 900, at one bid Cheers were given foS
the Governor and for the road
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By WALL & BARNARD. AuctIoneers.

BY WALL & BARNARD, AuctIOneers.
VALUABLE FARM AND BEAt TIT !.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE At PUBLIC SALE.-ooh
TUESDAY, Snh instant, at 5o'clock p; M, on the
premises, will sell that beautiful and highly Gull
tIvated Farm. late the country residence oil A.
Hoover, Esq, deceased, lying In Alexandra county
Virginia, one mile from Georgetown, and on the
heights Just above the AquedGct.
This Farm contains about one hundred ana sixty
acres, in high state of cultivation, well fenced AMI
enriched with the liberal ef fertilizers. Ihere
is large Orchard OF the choicest fruits now In iuil
bearing.
The dwelling, which is nearly new, rs ~ feet
square, surrounded with tcn-feet wide poTtIco,
contains large ParlOrs, roOmy hall, i've large cham
bers, kitchen, bathroom, water-cioset, ana every
modern convenience: also, reservoir on the top OF
the house. Ia fact, expense was spareu 10 make
the dwelling comfortable and elegant.
The situation is beautiful, commanding an extern
sive country, city, and water view, and Is within
lew minutes walk Of Georgetown.
The other improvements consist Of new barns,
sheds, stables. styeS, &c. s.#
There is liberal supply of pure water close to the
house, and the farm well wafered with several un
ldtinlg streams. i.
The terms which are liberal, will he made known
at time of sale. 80 A. p. HOOVER.
je 22-ts WALL BARNARD. Auct.
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NAM. II. HEYL,
w HOUSE PAINTER AND GLAZIER.
Will thankfully receive and promptly and neatly ex
ecute any orders In his line with which his friends
and the public may favor him. Orders be left on
the slate second story Cochrans Segar Store
No. 5l4 Seventh street, or at Ridenour's COnfec-
li4nety store NO. 81 Pennsy wanna avenue tnOrth
side between 9Th and 10th streets. Those who may
lntrust work to him may rely ON It's being executed
with neatness and dspatch and at the lowest rates
lie 25-2m
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THE PROFESSOR" n new book nv Currer Roll
author OF Jane Eyre" Shirley" &C.. can be had
Of Shliilngton's Book and Stationery Store, Odeon
enue. ~
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Movements of Gov, Marcy.

BALLsToS SPA. N. ", June 24-fion. VIM r.
Marcy arrived here last evening, and is stopping
at the Sans Souci Hotel, where he will rernsif,
until the time of his departure for Europe.
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DIED.,

On the 18th instant, EMILE JOSEPH, infant SON
OF hiram and Caroline RO.lin Corson, led months
The friends of the family are invited 10 attend the
funeral This Evening at ca o'crock 50
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE Anotloneer.

By JAS. c. MCGUIRE AnctIoneer.
VERY VALUABLE Bull DING LOT on 10Th
v STREET, BETWEEN q AND III srREETs.-(Dn
FR!DAY AFTERNOON, Jane 18th, at 81 o'cI'k,
on the premises, shall sell part of Lot No Il. an
square 345, having front he west side of 10th
street west of % feet, between e and II streets
north running lack 100 Feet and containing 200 f.
This is a very beautiful Lot and finely located for
building purposes. 20
Terms: One-thIrd, cash the residue in 6 and ~
months, with Interest, secured 10y deed OF trust
on the premises.
june Esd JAS. c.. MCGUIRE, Anctioneer.
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No CLUE to the robbery of Mr.. Adams Jewelry
Store, In Alexandria. had been obtained up to a
late hour yesterday afternoon.
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r. BENEVOLENT MOyEMEyr-The Alexandria
Gazette understands that the Odd Fellows of Po-
tomac Lodge are making the necessary arrange
ments to establish male and female school i'm
that city, where the children Of deceased men,
bers are to be educated free of expense
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Ohio River-Western Crop,

PIrrsBURG, June 2i.-Nine feet water Steam
ers loading for ali points at low rates Accounts
from the West give the most ha;tering hopes OF
heavy crops in all quarters.
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Democratic State Convention.

AUGUSTA, (Ga.,) June 25-The Democratic
state Convention met in MilledpeyiIIe Yesterday
ana adopted resolutions in favor OF the Cincinnati
platform, and cOrdemning Gov Walkers policy
In Kansas. The Convention is now balloting FOR
Governor -~'-e ~
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financial

NEw YORK, June 26.-Stocks are dull Chi
cago and Rock Island Soy; Cumberland Coal
Company l6H; Illinois Central Railroad l26 < /;
Michigan Southern al; New York Central SOY
Reading Railroad OS; Canton Co. IsH; Wiz
GINA 6's 92k; Missouri 6,s SIX
Sterling Exchange is dull al 10Y
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AUCTION SALES.
By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers.

By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioncerss
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF A FAMI-
5y LEAVING THE cITy.m-On SATURDAY
&c. the effects OF family leaving fhe city such as
Bureaus Beds, Bedsteads. and Mattresses
p S Sha,rs. ,I,Soungss. Carpets, Stoves $
'Washstands, Curtains, window Shades.
Win many other articles IN the furnishing line,
Epleh will e M al .thfHs FEfs'sTf Anc.
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
var AucTIoN,-On THURSDAY, the I'D of july,
Ss frontal the % Lot No
n near 2lst street depth ,ss This property is in
from persons wishing to purchase 1t will be equally
DIVIDED INTO two lots 4 desired.
81 s @sbss m suTss e 81 O3 s, on
alIey being timely situated il the immediate vicl-
Titles to the above lots indsputabe. -
Terms: One third cash; the residue in 6 and u
months with interest, secured by deed of trust on
isai-d A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
ByC.A. l.. CROWN co. Auotioneers.
DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON ~ STREET
=, - At ATcTIoN:LOn MONDAY AFTERNOON,
Island T''
Lot No. q in Square 4s7, lying on the west and
Also, part Of Lot No. /, subdivision of Square
20; $50 BEGINNING at the northeast corner of said
alley running IN the of said Lot then west with
the line of said alley So feet, thence with and para-
lei with SAID First street west 81 feet thence TO
said FIRST street west IS feet with two Houses on
said lot-framp. -" =
Terms Of sale: One fourth, cash the balance in
9, H. and IL MONTHS for notes bearing interest from
day OF sale. deed given and deed of trust taken
Je sd Z. X. l.. CROWN x CO.. Aucts.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
kTGEfN NE .I re-
Of July at - O'Clock a. shall sell at the resi-
uence oil A. NOISE, Esq, n o.. $40 Ninth st, Dough
tvs Row, next to the corner of 1. street north, a
good assortment of nearly new furniture. viz:
Mahogany French Sofa, sprng-seat Chairs, and
Rockers = = - -
Mahogany sofa Table, cherry dining and side Tables
Oval gilt frame Mirror. Mantel Vases
Parlor and chamber Window Curtains
Feather Pillows and Boosters --....
Hair and shuck Mattresses, Cottage Bedsteads
Bedding and Wardrobes. Washstands
Cane seat and other Chairs
China, glass. and crockery Ware. Table Cutlery
Three ply ingram and passage Carpets - ..
Cooking. flight. and other Stoves with good
lot of Kitchen Utensils. H..aI' - =
Terms: All sums under S25 cash: over S25 a
credit of 90 and 80 days. for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed bearing interest =
je Esd A. GREEN Auctiouee-
IL The house is for rent, inquire on the prem
lSes.
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BY WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioneers.
pay MARE AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY
y AFTERNOON, June .. at O'Clock, we will
SELL in front of our Auction Rooms
| Bay Mare, about y ears old.
Sold to pay livery and charges.
Terms cash. By order: r. RAINEY,
je2 WALL & BARNARD, Auct.
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Masonic Celebration.

PROVIDENCE, X l., June 25-The Masonic &C.
ebratlon in this city yesterday, was a most impo,
ing affair. The grafton was delivered by the Re,
DIR. Randolph 80 Nv
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIITFp pprss
Personal Rencon,rs 2, On. Capitol Of Con.

HARTFORD, June @.-At noon, today. lame,
Z; Dunham, Of Bridgeport, one OF the bank corn.
missioners OF Connecticut, and WIN r. Noble.
also OF bridgeport, attacked Judge Brooks, chair.
man of the bank committee in the yestIbnls %
the State House. and fight ensued, but no one
was injured. The matter was Immediately
oIought before committee Of the Legislature
winch reported that Mr. Durham ought 10 apolo
gize 10 MI Brooks, and also to the House. This
Mt. punham Is willing to do bat M Brooks. II
j. understood, refuses to accept an apology.
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General Cas-.
Baltimore Markets.

DETROIT, June 25.--Gen Cass leaves here for
Washington this evening to resume his official
duties.
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ERRATA-ln our yesterdays notice of Primary
School No. 3, First District, the name of the
teacher-Mss Alice Thompson-was misprinted
name for lady, but not half so pretty as Alice.
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EIRE, WATER, WET GOODS.

We have just received from Auction, five cases
OF GOods thar mere slightly d1nngsd at the late
Fire in NeW York, consisting of Bleached and I'm
bLeached COTTON, CALICO, GINGHAM, LIN
IN DIAPER, IRISH LINEN. HOSE, GLOVES,
MITES, and LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
These Goods were bought at Auction at an I'm
rnerse Sdcritce, and MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY,
therefore CIR EAT BARGAINS NAV be expect Ell
Call early and see them,-at
X. BRICE HALLS,
je Is st No. S73 Seventh St. 4th house above /.