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Still Later from Eurepe.

QUEBEC, June The British propeller Indian,
from Liverpool on the 18Th, has arrived Unfor
tunately the package for the Associated Press is
missing.
An unreliable dispatch states that breadstuns
closed dull, but that all kinds were slightly
higher. Wheat closed buoyant al advance OF
lad. Flour buoyant at IR2s advance.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF q writ If
Vl herl faclas sofia, under lien law issued from
the Clerks office of the Circuit Court of the Dis
trct of Columbia, for the County of Washington,
and to me directed shall expose to public sale for
CASH, in 'front.' efthe Courthouse door of said coun-
ty, on TUESDAY, the 25th day of May next. 1853,
at ~ o'clock, NJ the following described property,
to wit: all defendants right, title, claim, and nte-
rest IN and to certain Brick building erected on
Lot No; Is, IN Square No: ?S2, in the city Of WASH
ington ID. Co the said Lot being y feet front, and
running back the whole depth of said .ot, seized
ana ieyIe ID upoGH as he property Of John Peters
term, 1858, In iavor of Jofsn Purd5.
ap So-ts Marshal for the District OF Columbia.
1DTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
IN Inseguence OF the rain, until TUESDAl nsxt
the LIST OF June, same hour and place.
w. SEI.DEN. Marshal
ma Is for the District of Columbia.
III THE ABOYE SALE IS FURTHER
Postponed until TUESDAY next, the 9th instant,
Same hour and Place w. SELDEN.
je Its Marshal for District of Columbia.
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TELEGKAPHIC NEWS
FROMASSOCLATBD PRESS AGENT.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Ham m ouia %

NEW YORK, June The steamship Hsmmo-
MA om bremen via Southampton on the 18Th
arrived of Sandy Hook about nine this morning.
with three days later English sdvices.
Nothlnc Of striking interest had transpired In
The debate on the Indian bill was adjourned TO
the 18th.
Later advices from India had been received
The city Of Azingtur had been relieved The
rebels had been defeated near Futtinghur with
great loss in killed, and 500 prisoners. The Brit
ish loss was hut 20.
A later version Of the battle between the TURKS
ana Monieaegrins al Grsbova reports that the
former were totally defeated and their command
ef Killed: They also lost their cannon and bag
gage, and fed TO Klobacb, where they remained
In a state of blockade
The ship Grand Duchess, from New York for
hlNerpool, was burnt al sea. The crew and pas
Sehsefs had arrived at Liverpool.
CoNNERcIAL
L'rerpooi-Tbe cotton market for Saturday
and Monday closed with former quotations being
MIely mdntdheo Sales OF two days, Ii. 500
bales, including 100 each to Speculate, and rx-
porters Breadstuffs closed dun. Consols gsx
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i, H9 IA, MACE = !. Bah .o-,o, 49,

"a &s6aEkS rGsT,sr.. anu W., .srsr *
the sam, up daily until further nctice; Fnmllies
O'Clock a, m. until s >. m Also, Son and Hard
FF.ses with syets as,,Se;y that the sosihs'h and
No 2oi snh &c "a. avenue, above wilIsrds' Ho-
tel. W -,N~a Y : =, INA S-iv
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THE LARGEST PIANO, WAREROOM In
the City. JOHN r. ELLIS,
ma 2 "sso doors from nth street
vVNEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
i the best FANCY GOODS, cheap for cash al
go - > r'' STEVENS New Store, I.
ap1 t. e. us bet. 9Th and 10th sits,
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By J. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

BY j. &. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF A FINE AND
~ VALUABLE COLLECTION OF ORIsINAL PAINT
INGS, The PROPERTY OF Mr. BEEBE. OF NEW
loRk.-On w EDNESDAT Morning. June ID st
L. O'Clock, at the "a Don over blanchard & Mounts
bookstore corner of III stEe et and Ia. avenue A
Shal sell aheautiful collection of mai Paintings
among which viii be founf many ofthe bpcst draw
ing ioon subjects and merloriJaS works of art ever
originals purchased out OF the pubic exhibitions in
Europe and Of the artists personally, nv Mr. iSeebs
durnghls recent visit there; and he with confidence
asserts hem TO be genuine end worthy of places IN
me best collections; also, several choice and bean
lul works nv American artists Of celebrity.
Also, some line exam pies of the Old Masters. We
name: Salvador Rosa, Titan. Rugendas MurIIlo,
Boucher, GlorsIone, carlo Marratti, Houseman
Qunten Matsys, Patel, &c.
The PalRtipgs nearly all in rich gilt frames and
will he sold without reserve.
Catalogues ready and paintings on free q exhibition
on Saturday and MOniay. May 2aih and 3lst,
Terms cash. in current funds. 90
ma n 4 a. NcGITIRE Auot
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-masi ats WALL BARNARD. Auct,.
p, A GREEN A,ct,,n.e,

-Dl n OhLIlNs 1huOtft uctrs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
4 ERTY IN SQUARE 6S5.-On WtDNESAH AZ
TERNOON, June %, lass. at 81 O'Clock, I shall
SELL at cubic auctiOn, on the premises, 20 the high
dated May "a, 81. and duly recorded May lth, 1854
IN Llber 76 s.. ole of the land records OF the coun
u OF W ashBgson, d. G., Let a, OF Cabots subdiyl-
sion of Square SIS, with the improvements. cOn-
sisting OF two story Frame Houses in front, with
basement aud attic, ald one small r 'ame House in
the rear Said lot fronts north q street, between
North Capitol and LIST streets west.
Terms $50 cssh, so of which TO lie paid At the
time of sale the remei IN s, u and Is months.
with notes bearls-- .ateftst. -.
Deed gwen and deed Of trust taken for the defer
red pay ments.
Tine trustee reserves 10 himself the right 10 re-
sell the property at the risk and OF defau tng
purchaser II the terms of sale not compiled with
within three days from day Of sale. by advertise
''-O-' p. nj. PEARSON. Trustee.
ma Il dts A. GREEN. luof
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Nv &c, Mcguire. Auot,oneer

- % IttOU IkuOtIoIocI'
DUBtlC SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS,
DAY, the Sd day of June, shall sell at public auc-
tieB, con the premises at O'Clock p. IN, Lots Nos.
and 4, in Square No. I'll, with the oOmmodious
Dwelling and large and substantial Warehouse
thereon, with cellars under the whole.
pPhis property is eigibly ioca,ed and though orr
gInally built for extensive bakery, well adapted
to the pur pose of a large mandatory OF any de-
Of 60 feet Canal ST. ruoning through the SOU IRE
$50 feet inches to Sd ST. east thus having the adSan
tage Of a front both streets. The buildings cover
the entire front of the lots. immediately facing the
eastern basin of the city canai, and affords unsur
passed advantages for the landing or shipment OF
mate rails. Besides the intrinsic value of this crop
erty ut may be added that, being within the limits
OF the conte plated extension OF the Navy Yard. it
offers fine opportunity for profitable investment or
speculation. -
sale positive and without reserve.
Terms One third cash. and balance In twU equal
pay ments, at one and two years, with interest," Sc
ma ~ eo&ds j. c. MEG uiRE. Auct.
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By WALL. Il BARNARD, Auctioaers.

By WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioaers.
DUBLIC SALE OF A GOOD MARKET
4 GARDEN, WITH COTTAGE REsIDENcE-O On
SATURDAY, the 18th day of June, at ) p m, on
the premises, will sell at auction M country Re.
ldence lying near the Tenaly Town road, adtoining
the land OF MIR. Murdoch and Mr.. Burroughs and ,
miles above Georgetown. 1t Contains n acres of
productive Garden land, finely watered with never
failing springs, well enc osed, sn1 having nearly
every variety of fruit pertaining to the market gar
den, such rs apple, pear, peach. apricot, c, nv
dc And also, VOL set in beautiful and lnxhria1t
scythe. The outage is plain, but comfortable with
3 rnoms and cellar. Also, teInnt's house. with
other NECESSARY out build ings. The locality is IA
serabie for neig hborhood store, which, If avalsd
Of would add to the comfort nd profits of the pacs
should 1t be required by bldders. the place Will be
offered IN two divisions of about and acres each
there being water and house to each division.
, The terms OF sale will be one fourth in cash and
the residue IN payments OF G. r. and I3 months I'm
interest. The title is perfect. "'''
-. JOIN A. SOMERVILL
Je l. is WALL 4 BARNARD, Aucts
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By WALL BARNARD, Auoiioneers.
GLASS WARE AND CROCKERY WARE
~ AT AUCrIoN.-0n THURSDAY MORNING.
June ats O'Clock N front OF our auction rooms,
on account Of whom IL may Germ, we will sell an
lnvoice of tTooEery and Glass Ware, as
Granite China Ewers and Ba sins,
Do do Cups and Saucers,
Do blue-eeged and painted Dinner and TIE,
Tea and CO flee Pots, white and coored,
Vegetable, fat and covered Dishes,
Cut 6obiets, Tumbiers. Ale MUS,
Sauce Boats Pickle Dishes, q G.,
Granite and China Tea Sets, Sugar Bowls.
With other articles IN the line, all of which will be
sold without reservation.
Terms cash.
Isl OTIS WALL BARNARD Aucts
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New York Markets.

; NEw YORK, June 1.-The steam frigate Y
bash sailed this forenoon for Jamaica.
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT IN THE
the ith instant shall sell In front of the premises
az O'Clock p. M, handsome and desirable building
lot, known as Lot No g, in Square No. III, having
front of ~ feet 2t:h street, and running ok
feet 10 Icches to 80 feet alley, between n aud %
streets north.
This lois situated about one and half squares
from the Western Market, and. if desired. will he
snbdIvded into two q feet front building tote - the
evening of the sale. Persons wishing to invest in
this section of the city will do we'll to attend the
sale, as the property must he sold.
Terms: Oae-thlrd cash the balance in and ~
months. for notes bearing interest, be secured by
ma 2O-d 4. GREEN, Auct.
ICTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until THURSDAY, 9th inst.. same hour and place
ma - A. GREEN, Auct.
. IL THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER
postponed until TUESDAY, June LIST, same hour
and pace.
ma 28-d A. GREEN, Auot. o.
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIuneer.
SALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS
y COURT OF HoUsEHoLD KITCHEN FURSI-
TURF AT AUCTION On FRIDAY. the 2lst instant,
| shall sell. nj the late resderce Of James Handy
deceased. No. 48 9TH street. between and III SITS,
commencing at 10 o'clock q. m, a good assortment
OF " urnltuIe, such as
Mahogany Sofa, Sidebosrd and Bureaus,
Mahogany Chars, Rocker and TABLES,
Redstead5. Wardrobe, and WashsInEs,
Cane and wood seat Chairs. Toilet Sets,
Feather Bed, BOlsteI aud Pillows, Mattress,
Com OTIS. Quilts. blankets and Sheets,
Coulter and Shevlngs. Curtans and Shades,
Cooking, Chamber, and Radiator Stoves,
With g-nsral assortment OF Kitchen Requi-
sites.
Terms: SIS and under. each; ov'r that sum, a
credit ofSo ana 81 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
JOSEPH HODGSON,
w. FLAHERTY. Trustees.
ma 10 dts A. GREEN, Auct.
II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until WEDN ESDAY, the 26th instant, same hour
and ptlce. BY order of the Trustee.
ma I'D A. GREEN, Auct. .
III THE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FUR
ther postponed. on account OF the ran until WED
NESDAf, the I'd day of June ntxt,s anne hour. By
order of the Trustees.
ma I'D A. GREEN. Auc'.
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by WALL Il BARNARD, Auo Ioneers
SALE OF STOCK OF GROCERIES, AT
- AUcIToN.-On TUESDAY MORNING, June
l. at 10 O'CLOCK we will sell. IN front of our auo-
Liquors, Cigars. &c such as - -
y barrels Crushed and Brown Sugars, sci
Chests line Green and Black Teas,
Boxes Sperm and Adamantine Candles,
Brown, Chemical, and Olive Soaps,
salad Oil, Nj acaronl, and VsTmicelll,
Rio Coffee, Pearl Starch Sardines.
3 ass bound Buckets boxes NJ ustard,
Barrels New Herring, g = -
Cigars and Tobacco different brands,
Brandles, Whiskeys and other Liquors, in barrels,
demijohas and bottles,
With many other goods In the Grocery line, all of
which will be sold without reserve.
Terms: III sums under $50, cash over that Amount
credit of 81 and 90 days for notes satisfactorily
endorsed.
INA 2sts WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts.
III. THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED,
on ACCOUNT of the weather, until SATURDAY
MORNING, str instant.
je WALL & BARNARD Auct'rs
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MARSHAE'S SALE-In virtue of a writ of fe
1'l "a iscas, issued by John III Goddard and Fran
chs j. Murphy, two justices ofthe peace for the
county OF W ashlngtnn IN the District of Columbia,
ASH, on the premises. on TUES DAY, the list day
oil June. 1853, at clock p. M, all Sarah Washing
ton Tlght title, and interest and To frame buii
dig, erected east part of Lot No. S. IN Square
or Reservation b. about Is feet front of said LOT and
running back that width TO the said lot
sEd levied upon as The property of Sarah Washing
ton and Will be sold to satisfy said 6er lacas ia
vor of William II. Philip. w. seldom
ma I9-ts Marshal for the District of Columbia
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EOk SALE;-A beautiful BUILDING LOT,
Z fronting 81 feet on Gay street, and running btek
ln, sltuat ed the residences of Robert Dick
and w m. X eddln This Lot is improved by a hand
some stone wall and iron railing Ia 'front.' and has
commanding view of the Potomac and Washington
CITY. For terms apply at the Cutlery and Hardware
store OF o. III. MUNCASTER, Bridge street,
OeOIseLOWn. ma,
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H. THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
on account of incl ement weather until TIL ESDkY
the LIST day OF June next, same hour.
ma g d A GREEN Auct
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The ODD L ELLeWs-In consequence Of the
rain on their anniversary celebration-day, and at
the request Of large number OF our citizens not
connected with the order, the Grand Lodge Of
the District OF Colnnibio at a special session
last night, resolved to haveshnOther process on
on the afternoon Of Monday, the Il:h inst, ter
Ininatlpg at night with a Levee. Should the
weather prove favorable, beautiful sight NAV
be expelled, it being contemplated to have the
car, filed with the J.'ceis' OF the Order, in the
procession. -
CENTRE MARKET The appearance of the
principal market is improving rapidly. The
supple. increase in quantity and quality, and the
prices WILL no doubt, decline in consequence of
the increased supply. This morning business
was very brisk in the market and the stands adj
iaccEt. The gangwsys were crowded at AN early
hour with purchasers from all sections Of the
city PsoptS attention wa, paid to the rssula-
CHANGES IN TIKI CoMMlssIoSERs Two gen
tleInen declining to act as Commissioners of
Election, the following changes have been made
First Precinct, Third Ward, Mr.. John L. Shar-
reitS fakes the place Of MIR Hyde. Second Pre-
clncti Fourth Ward, Mr. GrOrge Gideon takes
the place OF Dir. A. Med. Davis. .4
REAL ESTATE saLEs.-WaIi &. Barnard, auc.
tioncorS, sold Yesterday afternoon, on the prem
seS, lots Z, ID and r., on l. stree between Four
tenth and Fifteenth streets north. Lot f., u
feet ffant, 70 j. Triplett, for 80 cents lot II,
same front, TO y JeFdon, at 30 oents lot C., same
front, to L. J, TriPiett, for 20K cents
LsRCEST This mbrning, James Cropsey was
arrested by officers Goddard and Stewart, on a
charge of stealing clothing from Me-. G Fox lie
was taken before Justice Dom, and by him COM
miited to the County Jail for trial at Court
wAIcu RETURNS The trial docket wasclean
this morning Tie only occupants Of the cells
were non resident dodgers. q" s.E
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FOR RENF.-A thres-stOry BRICK HOUSE.
with Easement, on I'd st eet, g Georgetown, the
late residence OF M. DE Bodisco, containg is or II
rooms: The house ard lot are large anC m complete
order, having All the necessary buildings baths
&c. Ii Is one Of the must cOmmOdlouS i'm GcorFe-
town, and well arranged for comfort and elegance
Apply to BROOKE b. WILLIAMS, Georgetown
If
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY d no. MORROW MORNING

By WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneers.
NEW DETERMINATIONS AT AUCTION
a,s,o IN TUESDAY ATTENTION., June /, at S
l fneton, new style, made to ORDER
Sale posItlve. ''e' aAN o''" s''0'e'
Terms One third cash; balance in sixty and
ninety DAYS Tor notes satisfactorily endorsed bear
ma Q WALL a BARNARD. Auc.s.
By A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.
SEYEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
- The FIRST WARDAT AucTIoN.-On THURS
DAY, the 9th instant, shall sell, on the premises
at % clock p. m. commencing the first-named
property, Lots Nos. t. is, r. and ~ in Square No
isS. This property fronts on north Nj ana nth st.
west, ana is beautifully situated.
front OF the premises, Lot No In Square No. lS6.
This property is handsomely situated. running
through the square, fronting ~ feet on 18th street
west, and 65 feet inches on New Hampshire ave-
nue., between and q streets north.
Lot No. q, IN Square No. liz. This property
ffonts on 10Th street west, 81 feet between l. and MI
streets north, running hack I40 feet 10 inches TO
80 feet alley. =
Lot No. is, in Square 81. This property in stu
street.
Terms: One fourth cash balance m 6, II, and Is
months, Tor notes bearing interest from day OF SALE
deed given and a deed Of trust taken,
Title indisPutable.
ma "a d A. GREEN. Auct.
II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
on account OF Indictment weather until TIL tuesday,,
the LIST day OF June next, same hour.
a
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BY J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
A UCTlON SALE OF WIERMAN'S LADIES,
"a AND GHILDREN's SUPERIOR CATERS AND
SHoEs.-The undersigned having left over from last
iali Lot OF very superior CATERS and Shoes of va
flous coOrs, for ladies' and children's wear and
Wishing TO make room for entire new assortment
VIII offer for sale, a: the Auction Rooms of JAS G,
Msio1sirei "a hGor. ION Mon DAY AFTERNOON,
The superior quality of the work sold by the nm
dersigned is SO well known by the ladies 6f Wash
ngton that ne deems II unnecessary say a0y thing
IN commentator, except that they are the came
quaty of goods that he has been selling from day 10
day TOR the LAT hive years, end he will warrant every
article TO each purchaser as being the very best he
has ever sold.
AS the lot embraces about COO paIrs of various
sizes and styles, an opportunity is afforded To he
suited Ia Sic and style.
Terms cash. CHAS, WEIRMaN
ms list JAS. e. MEG UIRE, Auct
Il = THE AROYESAIEI Is IINAVOInA Y
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wAIcu RETURNS. The trial docket wasclear
this morning. Tie only occupants of the cell.
were non ideHt' iodgers. a.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs,

GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'TS.
EOR PHILADELPHIA.-The regular packet
l. schooner Ring Dove, johnson, has ar--H
rived and will receive freight for the above ~
port, to SAL on Thursday afternoon. IN
je1-2t Water street. GeoTgetown.
EOR BOSTON,-The A packet schoor . Helen
Il Mari, Capt. r.. Nick err on. has arrived, ~
For freight apply to HARTLEY & BRO Ia
l0l Water street, 6 GEORGETOWN, ID. C. I-Iw
HOUSE ANDSIGN PAINTING ANDGLAZ-
IL ING, INVITATIONS OF WOOD, : On
MARBLE, DC, neatly and promptly ex -euted at
J. RELY =,
ma 81 81 "a Bridge street. Georgetown.
q - REV AR D-Strayed or stolen, on w ednes-
ID " day before last, a small dark, chestnut ~
SORR I'll. HORSE; hind feet white; shod IN
behind but not IN front; mane lies on the NSA
let; side star In MS forehead and long tail. The
above reward will be paid on his return 10 PETER
CHANEf Fat Merchant, No. s. Jefferson street,
Georgetown. ID. e.. ma3I-3t
1 CLOCKS.
L HAVE received, direct from the manufacturers
T. large assortment of Kitchen and Ornamental
PaTlor c. OCkS, tnOne better made) from 81 ND
wards. Every one has been carefully regulated end
me striking part properly adjusted. and will be sold
at a small profit. :. A. WATSON
Experienced Practical Matchmaker,
y bridge 81: below the Post Office. GEORGETOWN
Cock Repairing In all Its branches.
INA la-lm'
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. IL THEABOVESAI.EI Is UNAVOIDABLE
postponed until r. lDAY AFTERNOON, June
4th. same hour and place.
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