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6TA Mrs. Joanna Hurdle--says the Cir
cleville Herald-of Pickaway township, was
seized with fainting turn while drawing
water, and fell into the we'll head formost,
and was drowned. She had been married
but two weeks.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-09-02

6TGov. Chase, and Gov. Bingham (oi
Michigan) were present at the recent com.
mencement Of Oberlin College, and made
some brief "Republican" speeches. Gov
Bingham was in iocular mood, and call
ed Oberin the "People's College Of The
West" which was gigantic joke, every
thing considered.
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FIRE IN REPuBLIc.--We learn by one of
our citizens who happened to be present,
that destructive fire occurred in Republic,
Seneca CO., on Wednesday evening last, at
about 9 o'clock, BY which property to the
amount Of from $4,000 to $9. 900 was de-
stroyed. - -NofWGM Reflector. I. tS4'1
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County Nominating Convention,

The Democratic Nominating Convention
will be held at the Town Hall, in Raven
ma, on SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF SEP.
TENDER next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to put
in nomination the following officers to wit:
One Candidate for Auditor,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-09-02

GTWhat light could not possibly be seer
in dark room !-An Israelite.
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondents of TIE Star.
Gr0pavroury

GEORGETOWN, May %, 1883.
Owing to the break at dam No L. little bust
ness has been done upon our canal this week; but
twenty boats have arrived, from different points,
with -four, grain wood, &c The receipts of tolls
at the Georgetown collectors office for the same
period amounts to 81 800. The receipts Of tolls at
the same office for the month will reach sI3 600
we incline to the belief that the newspaper re-
port circulating few days since to the effect that
some forty coal boats had ia ken advantage of the
nigh water and passed the broken dam, Is incor-
rect: III such had been the fact, they would have
reached here before this. Moreover they could
not have passed from Cumberland to the dam, in
consequence Of the land slide at the tunnel
Since writing the above, we learn that they are
on the way, below the slide, and passed the dam
Yesterday morning. and will be in on Monday
evering.
The following shipments Of coal have been
made from Rays dock during the week: BY the
Detmold Company-schnrs 1. b. & +. l.. Piaro,
2nO TONS for Providence; Elizabeth Jane, Jones'
IL tons, for Philadelphia; Nj. T.. stephens shaw
100, for Philadelphia; Rebecca knight, Endcot
ss3, for Boston. BY the American Company
SchGonPrs Brothers Davy, leo TONS for n York:
Henry Finch, Talking burg, 3i5 tons, for do;
Nj. Price, Chambers. DDS tons, for Jersey CITY, f.
w harrington, Robinson, 279 tons, for Brook lyn;
Moses Van Name, Van Name, 3i2 tons, for New
\ ork. At this point there are now living nine
large schooners receiving and awaiting cargoes
The offerings Of beef cattle at the yards yester-
day amounted to 10 head all of which was pur-
chased by District butchers at 81 .25aS5-eoua to
- 5oaSl0 net-moStly at the last price; which
shows an advance of about soc per 100 lbs for
The week. Old sheep and lambs very scarce at
S'aS35n per head. Veal Calves Sac cts per ID.
gross.
Arrivals: schrs America, James, philadelphia
coal to Dickson, Gordon Il Co; Emulous, Tomp-
son, Nanticoke, wood and slaves to master; JIl-
Illus, and Eugenia. Hickman, plaster to Hartley
Bro. The packets Fairfax, and H. F. Peyton
are now receiving cargOes of Hour and corn, the
former for New York and the latter for Boston:
and the packet Ann Pickrell is taking in a cargo
for Philadelphia, and will sail to- av The
packet Searsvile, sailed for Boston with corn
and -four on Thursday.
The Hour market continues rather dull at 81 81
asa oO for good to prime canal superfine brands
Nothing worthy Of note doing in the grain mar
ket SPECTATOR.
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FUTURE DAYS.

IEARSHAL'S SALE.-In yirtue of s writ. n,
Iva her iacIas ISSUED from the clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county of w ashIDgton and 10 me directed \ shall
expose to public sale for CASH, front of the Court
mouse door OF SAID county, on TUESDAY, the lat
SoIbed property, to w.t. viz AL defendants right
nue. Clam and interest IN and to Lots Nos S, s and
.; IN square no oo3, IN TIA city Of Washington, ID.
c.. together with All and sing lar the ImnTnvsnert,
thereon seiz; and leve,i upon as the prnoe-Jy of
James CrUtchett, and viii he sold to satisfy Iud-
cas- Nos ia az 258 $50, 81, and go, TO Nav term
ISo8, IN iayor OF WIN. l.. Lassel q, Jas c. Mc(Iuire
Ersnels " heatley, IN two cases, Joshua Pierce and
IudSon Mitchell, against Jas. Cruichett
w. SELDEN,
ma SITS Marshal for the District of Columbia
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The MATTER Yesterday afternoon great
crowd was seen moving toward the Central
Guard hourse from the Second Ward What's
the matter? was the question. One said darkey
had stabbed a white man; another said that the
officers had caught a burglar: a third that the
Indians had got into muss and they had to
arrest this one. IL turned out that Tom Russell,
a well-knOwn colored individual had got on
Dust" had kicked up the mischief in the
streets, and the officers had arrested him, and
were taking him for trial. Toms fancy -colored
GurnSey shirt looked something like an Indians
blanket; he struggled rs If his neck depended on
his escape at that time; and the officers hung to
him ~ If he Were \ burglar and the case would
make big bill Of y. 3 fees These things ac-
count for various rumoTs. This morning, Tom
was sober, paid his fine and costs, and went OIL
pleased that IT was no worse.
CIRCUIT COURT.-To- day, the Court were en-
gagged in trying the case Of Mrs Jordan as Jones.
replevy, In which the ownership to a negro girl
named Virg inia, the daughter of a slave named
Matilda, whom the plaintiff claimed to have
been given her by her father, who was also the
father OF Jones, who by some means got Matilda
into his possession The PRINCIPAL point in the
case was the fact Of Virginia being The child Of
Matilda, or not, the ownership of Matilda not
being disputed Verdict for plaintiff
The MATT NAL FOUNDRY Pennsylva-
mans are moving strongly to secure the location
OF the proposed National Foundry at some site in
that state. The Washington correspondent of
thu Philadelphia Press says that Reading, Ian
caster, Chdmbersbnrg, Pittsburg, Johnstown,
Et't"n, Allentown, PEPnixville, and Harrisburg
are each ard all looking for its location in thciT
midst. Populations have reached here from
some OF these points, and much interest is taken
In it.
DoN'T IorR Mouth WATER 1-Hammack &
Brother have just received at their so-renowned
restaurant on Pennsylvania avenue, in VILLA ds,
Hotel Block, perhaps the finest lot of genuine
green turtle ever imported into the Federal Me-
tropolis. Their tables and counters continue to
groan under the load Of everything palatabIe-
exqniSitcly prepared by their cooks-lLat the
@CnTmsi can desire.
BoGGs' landlady said TO him the other day, as
she asked him 10 carve shoulder Of mutton
THAT was very nice sheep, wasn't II, Mt
~ Boggs answered, ''Indeed, madam can
not say; not having had the pleasure of his ac-
quaintance."
WATCH RETURNs.-Tbomas Russell cold ID
C., drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, SO "a.
Daniel Minor, cold, do 80 90 Thos McBee,
Md, stealing; Jail for hearing John Kennedy,
Ireland, vaSTaat: wOrkhouse 30 DAYS
Twelve dodgers non-rcsidents
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MARRIED..

On the 27th instant. by the Rev. VIM. A Chap
mas; =: r n NIX. MORSELL to Mrs. JANE
Mc!I Eli, daughter OF the late VIM. Morrow all
of Washington.
IN Hometown, on the 18th instant, BY the Rev
Of Eoudonn county, Va, TO Mrs. :. f.. WALKER,
CT Georgetown.
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. VIM n. Chap
man. Mr.. GEORGE 81. SIMONDS to Miss
CATHARlNE c. PEIPPERT, all of WashIn; =
EDWARD NJ. BOWIING, Esq OF Primo
6eorgs's county, Md. to MARY MARTINA.
fourth daughter of George MatiIngy, Esq, of this
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T. FIRST GRAND
S1VlC AND MILITARY EXCURSION
OF THY
Georgetown City Guard,
TO THE
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION.

The members of the Geors etown CITY Guard take
pleasure In Announcing to their friends r~s~
Oh GeoftetoEn, Washington. and s &4ffz=r,S
an xcursion to the White House Pavilion on
WEDNESDAE, June I'd, 1853. '
pense will be spared to make il the best of the
OCCASION. e"eSN i0i 'ii0
he1reshments and Dinner served at city prices
tlckets ONE DOLLAR, admitting gentleman
or AZ ). Ellis Music Store, Washington. No
tickets to be sold at the boat A
Boat leaves GEORGETOWN AZ q o'cIock. W.sbin,
TON az ga o. cock. and Alexandra ut . o'clock
WIthers' Celebrated Brass and Sting Hand ,s
engaged fer the occasion. ~ "
Inc Military are requested To appe,r IN uniform
Coaches Will leave 7th street and Pa ayerue To
connect with the Boat W.
CCNmtttee Of ArrnngcmeufS
TapL. Owens Ferry, u. Davis, O.S.
I,lent. J. Mason GOsZier, j. j. Barows,
r vi. Lazenpy, 4, A. Shekel.
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In wilma Of -,
~ ~ OF herl fscIas, issued from the CIsrk's
Omoe oil the ClIcnIt Court of the District of Co
tnIhoa lot The County of Washington and to me
gree ea shall ex pose to pnblic sale for CASH an
lr2hr 9i ne Court House door of said county ON
~, me following described property, 10 wit: All
right title, claim, and interest and to
nots NOS III and 2, in Square SIS, in the city of
w ashlngton. d. c.. toge it'll all and sInEnlar
inc improvements thereon, seized and levied npon
as Inc property Of David A. Hall, and will be sold TO
satisfy Judicial No. 4na, 10 May term 1858 favor
Sweeny, RItteuhouSe Il Co. w. SELDEN,
ma "a dts Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of four wrIts
lSl OF herl laclas from the Clerks flee of
the Circuit Cont of the District Of Columbia for the
County of Washington, and to me directed, shall
Court House door Of ,aid County, on FRIDAY,
the l9th day Of June. l359, at u O'Clock m the fol
low ng described property, to wit All defendant
risht, tile, oiaID and interest and part of res
WALTON No 10, DegInhlng for the same la Inc east inc
OF az rect, at = point, where the same rs inter
sectsd bs the north line of alley feet II inches
wide opening into sad az street and running thence
with The SAID cas-; inc said street north y feet
thence east IS fest-'hence south - feet to the sad
alley, aod thence with the west So fSst 10 a,
street and point OF beginning together with all and
singular the improvements thereon, in the CITY OF
Washlngton ID. c.. seized and levied upon as the
property OF James Wi Jams, and W III be sold to SAT
sly Jud GALS No. ST. 81 50 and "a TO October term
1853 In favor of Howell n Striblng.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
ma p dts for the District of Columbia
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Ry A, GREEN. Auc,Ionee,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERIY IL SQUARE 6S5.-On "WEDNESDAY AZ
IEKNOON, June I'd, 1853, at So O'Clock. I shall
SELL at 7uhl auction, the premises To the hig
est BIDDER. by virtue of deed oftrust to me directed
dated Nav ID, 1854, aud duly recorded Nav avn 1854
ty Of w ashIDgton, d. e., 81 D. of Cabot's sutdly
sion OF Square 62i, with the improvemen MS con
sIstIng OF two-stOry Frame Houses IN 'front.' with
basement AID attic, and one small r eme House nm
me rear. SaId lot fronts north q street, tetween
North Capitol and LIST streets west.
Terms S60h cash. So Of winch to be psid At the
time OF sale; the remainder IN 6, II and Is months.
with notes bearing interest
Deed gwen and deed of trust taken for the defer
red payments.
The Trustee reserves Ia himself the right to re-
sell the property at the risk and cost of dcfaultu2
purchaser II the terms of sale complied with
WITHIN three days from day OF sale. by adveriise-
ment three days in the star.
r. NJ. PEARSON. Trustee.
ma IA dts A. GREEN, Auct
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NARSHAL'S ALE.-In virtue Of = writ off
~ n ttcaS, IssHed by John II GOidsrd and r ran
cts J. Murphy. two Justices IF the peace for the
county of " ashlnetcn IN the District OF Columbia
ana TO me directed, shall expose To public SALE for
CASH, on the premises, on II ESDAH the LIST day
81 June, 1883, q. clock ?. m, all Sarah Washrg
ton hight. tIle and interest and To frame bail
dl &, erected on east part of Lot No. 81 IN Square
or hcs"rvaInn IL. about TO feet font of sRid ot and
running back that width to the rear o SAID cot seIZ
ana levied upon as he property of Sarah Washing
Ton and VIII bo sold to satisfy said er fscids in IA
vor OF William III. Philip. w SEIDEN
10 is Marshal for he District Of oiuuob,.
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, May Flour !. quie, and low
or; How ardstrrct nominal at 81 25; Ohio 81 37S,
City Mills at ST
Wheat is higher; good to prime red sIasI Cs;
ana good To prime white a. a 20a 81 30
Corn u firm; whit. 6id66; yellow 6Scs6or
Whisky is dull at 20 ri &c
Provisions are dull and heavy; bulk shoulders
&C; sides Sas &c
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IhE MtSoEALrT We take from this morn
lay Intelligence the following correspondence.

INK MtToEALrT We take from this morn
lag s Intelligence the following correspondence:
Washington, May 81, 1857
Col. James e. BsyTrf-SJR The cb.,,. 10,
peen made against you, by Mr. Thomas Berry, of
thl' city, that in the early part OF the adminstra
non OF President Pierce you received from MT
Berry, or from Berry d Mohun, the sum of Ave
hundred dollars for having procured the removal
OF my father, the late w m Easily, from the office
OF Commissioner Of Public Buildings. which he
'neh heid The charge has emanatrd from re-
spectacle source aud ii i. Incumbent mon rns 70
learn from Yourself whether il is true or false
Inc public mind in this city, in connection with
Vour nomination for the office of Mayor, Il. exer-
cisco with this charge and it is due to you TO
say that II Is my intention to publish this com
munlcatlon ahd your reply, which respectfully
request may be made in writing and handed to
nv friend, DIR. Palmer, who will place this in
your hands
Your obsd ent servant H. n EAsBy
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New York HIarkefs

NEW YORK, May % Flour is heavy: sales Of
III 900 ba-Tels State 80 sOas3 90 Ohio 81 30as, as
Southern 81 .IOaSI 20
Wheat is steady; sales Of 5000 bushels |;
western rcd o64aSl; while SlasI OF
Corn II verO dull; western mixed 62ae6c
Pork Is dropping; mess Sl7 o; prime sli Is
Lard is heavy al 1IKc
Whisky is dull .tyfc
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Financial,

NEW NoRE. May 29-stocks are lower and
dnli chicago and Rock Island 72k Cum
o Tland' Coal Is; Ill. Central shares. s7x; do,
bonds - 4 La Crosse and Milwaukee { &: Mich
southern II u New York Central S21; Penn
Coil -; Reading iIA: Milwaukee & Mississipr
- ~; Cantons l9A; Virginia 6's 92H Missouri
6's ssh.
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BY A, GREEN, AuctIopeer,

BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
Il ON CAPITOL HILL AT AUCTION -On MON
DAY, the 3lst instant, shall sell, on the premises
at 6 O'Clock p. m three handsome and desirable
Build ng Lots. known az Lots ID, r., and r. heIIg
the subdivision OF Lot No. z. IN Square No. 7J5
Lots ID and r. each has front of 10 feet on north
street, and run back l. feet between I'd and I'D
streets east. -r.-.
Lot r has front of 81 feet en- r. street north and
hack along the line ol 81 street loo feet Iof,,s
fine business ding lot 'e
Terms: One third cash; bIlancc IN 6 and 70
months, for notes bearing interest secured y ed
Of t,ust on the property go will be demand d i'm,
mediately after the property ia knock ed dovrr ,
else the property viii be resold immediately "
ma - A GREEN Auc.
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RELY OF Col. BERRPT.

WAsHINGTON CITY, MAY %, 1855.
SIR Recognising the right of every respecta-
Ole citizrn to address me proper inquiries while
am candidate for public Office, and TO scru-
tinize my whole character and conduct I will
cheeIfully answer that which you have pro-
pounded.
IL Is falls In every shape and form into which
personal malice or political malignity NAV tor
ture the " charge 10 which you refer that I eyer
had, or was employed 10 have, any connexion
direct or indirect, with the a. removal of the late
William Easily from the office of Commissioner
OF Public buildings" or Of any other person
who ever held ANY other office No one should
Know better than yourself that Mr.. Easily was
NOT TemoTed from office, but TcSign,d. And
am a. Ignorant concerning the circumstance. or
causes OF his resignation a. concerning any effort
10 remove him, If such movement was ever
really meditated. | acted counsel for Mes,rs
Berry hohun, and In that capacity only re-
celvrd remuneration for my services
Thanking you for the opportunity Of branding
Calumny which his been indusriOusly ciTcu-
lated by others who wanted the manliness TO as
sumo the responsibility as you have done
am respecfnliy. &c, JAS. q. BERRsT.
IL y. EAssT, Esq Washington.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

10 advertisers IN ALsxANpRIA.-Mr Geo
70 FRENCH, In Alexandria, will receive and
promptly forward advertisements intended for
i ne star. Those in Alexandria desiring to avail
themselves Of its immense circulation to bring
'helf business, wants or other requirements to the
notice OF the public had better call at his period
ical depot
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ANUsEMENTs.

FIRST GRAND EXCURSION or THE
HIBERNIA Club TO TIE
MITE HOUSE PAVILION-Est4N
Inc members of the Hiberna CubS37o6EszzA
take great pleasure in announcing to their friends
ana me public that they will give their First
THURSDAY, June g. 1855 The members D edg g
themselves that no pains pense will be spared
20 nake IL the best excursion of the season. A
cohpetent caterer has been engaged for the occ~ =
SION. Refreshments and dinner served at city prices
me Doat VIII leave Seventh street wharf az half
Past y o CLOCK, and the Navy Yard at 10 o. clock
WHherss Brass and string Band is engaged for the
occasion Tickets one dollar admitting one &c nile
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
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BY J. &. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.
A UC1lON SALE OF wIERMAN'S LADIES,
"A and tHILpREN's SUPERIOR CATERS AKIN
SHoKs-The undersigned having left over from IA m
a, iot OF very superior Gaters aud Shoes, of va
wlslIns make room for an entire new assortment
vii cher 1GT SAFE, a; the Auction Rooms of Jas {.
MoGuIre,( I'd floor, DOn MON DAY AFTERNOON
May Slst at O'Clock, SAID lot of goods.
ne superior qraity of the work sold by the nm
derslgned is so well known by the ladies' az Wash
IngtOn. that he deems IL 10 ssy apytnin
In commentator. except that they are the same
IVA W 81 goods that ne mas been selling from day to
day Tor the Ia. hive and he III rrant every
has ever sod.
As the lot embraces about SEQ pairs of various
sizes and styles, IN opportunity 10 afforded 10 be
suited IN sIzss and style.
Terms cash. CuAS wEIRMAN
ma q st JAS G. NoGIffRE Anc.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMEN OF EXCEL,
IA LENT Liquors. GROCERIES, AND STORE FIX
TURKS AT AUCrIoS.-On WEDN ESDAY the ID
l snail sell at the grocery ana Iquor of
] Il. KIlm0n, at tie corner of Ist a rect west nd
~ o'clock r. H., choice assortment of Liquors and
Groceries,
Superior old Brandy. Rye and Wheat Whiskey.
Imported I'D Port Wines,
heTry Wines. dTaught and in boftIez
20 cases of -. Julian ''laret,
Imperial and Gunpowder Teav.
cigars CatFups, Sauces, Pickles, Mustards, Pep
per, Cioves. ~
Mace. Nntmegs. Indigo Salt in sacks, 90.
Also. the store Fixtures. such as
Counters, eed and Sugar Blnns,
Platform end Counter Scales. OIL CaDs&c
Terms Al Gums under S25 cash over S25 and
and ~ DAYS, for notes satisfactorily endorsed bear
INK interest. ~
INA 2-d A. GREEN, Auct.
by WALL. BARNARD. AuouUneers
GALE OF STOCK OF GROCERIES AT
- AUCTIoS.-Oo TUESDAY MORNING lime
!, at 10 O'Clock, We will sell. IN front Of our auc
ton rooms. stock of prime Family Groceries,
L. Qu0rs, Cigars. X @ such as
- barrels Crushed and Brown Sugars,
Chests line Green and Black Teas,
Boxes Sperm and AdamantIne Candles,
Brown, Chemical, and Olive Soaps,
SaIrd Oh, NJ scaTOnI, and VermiC ELI,
RIo Coffee, Pearl Starch SarGines.
Is 's-iound buckets, boxes Mustard,
Barrels New Herring.
Grg,rs aud TOT acco. different brands,
Brandies, WEi.keys, and other Liquors, in barrels
demJohas and bottles,
with many other goods In the Grocery line, all of
which Will bo sold hout reserve.
Ierns 4 U sums under 0.cash; over that amount
= endorsed. ''
ma y is WALL 4 BARNARD Aucts.
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Al CONVEY anoes az the eIpense of the purohaseT
ma 25-eo&ds las q. McS iilR - Anct

~ next, splendid assortment OF SUM
MEX BONNETS, 20 the lowest price. -
Please, Ladies', call &C No. 277 On the Pa
18th streets.
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CENTRE MARKEr-This morning the attend

CENTRE MARKET .-This morning the attend
aDce of purchasers large and the demand
lively; but there wax only partial supply of
provisions in each department. Some of the
dealers deserve commentator for the enterprise
they display in furnishing regularly articles that
until recently were but seldom seen in our mar
kets. in the fish market especially, fish that were
entire strangers are frequently seen and at the
vegetable stands the first fruits Of the Southern
gardens are 10 be had. In the hay market fine
supply was offered at prices ranging from 75c. to
Al 10 per cwt. In the sheds prices Fave changed
al nd 70, A.,
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Sailing Of U. s. Vessels for ,h. Gulf &c.

NEW foRK, May 2sth "A collision took place
between the United States vessels the w sbasb
ma savannah, while they were coming out of
the dock Al the ravv-va d today The former
was inbred IN the rHteut ~ one thousand dollars
She Will nevertheless sail for the gulf thi, after.
noon.
There is quite panic in stocks. with heavy
y
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BY J. C. Mcguire, Auetioneer.
INIIR NIITRE AMI UOISEIInI IN L.,

BY J. C, MEG UIRE, Auetioneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
4 AT PUBLIC AUCTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY
MORNING, June I'd. ut 10 O'Clock, at 81 g street,
between 9th and 2lst streets, shall sell the Furni,
ture and Effects of n gentleman declining house
Keeping, comprising
Excellent Rosewood Case PIanofOrte,
Mahogany Spring Seat Sofa, Arm and Parlor
Chairs,
Marble top Centre and Sofa T,b les,
Two beautiful inland " Ork Tables
Walnut Wtatnot, Fancy Tables,
Dauask and Lace Curtains Cornice,
Brussels, Thee ply and Ingram Carpets,
Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase,
Large round Mahogany Extension Table
breakfast Table, Cane-seat Chairs,
Mahogany French edsteads, Dressing Bureaus
PAINTED WardIobes. Washstapds
Hair and musk Mattresses, holsters and Pillows
y unge Beds, Toilet Sets, Looking glasses,
China, Glass, and CrockeIy WaIe,
Cooking Stoves and fixtures
Togt Their with a general al soriment of kitchen
requisites
FERNS: S3Card under cash: over that sum cred
bearing inter est.
T. 5 The House is for rent. Inquire of the Auc-
tloneer
ma q J.C MCGUIRE, Auct.