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Nv WALL 4 BARNARD. Auctloneers
DEREMTORY SALE OF colin Mn SI vr
FUTURE DAYS.

MARsHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
~ mere Iasas. gnder the hen law. issued from
of Columbia. for the County of Washington, and 10
me directed, will expose to publlc sale, for CASH
FRIDAY, the 18th of March, 1855 at IL ocIocS M o
me following described property, to wit All de-
the three 81 Frame Houses erected on Lot No. s.
IN Ieservat on ID, on Mary land avenue, betwt On AZ
seized and levied upon as the property Of James =,
Lokey, and Will be sold to satisfy Judicial No. rs
TO OCTOBER TERM 1857 in favor Of Smith 4 Fowler.
m 2-dts Marshal for the District of Coiumbi..
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
- EsTArE.-ln pursuance OF decree, passed on
tne SKIN DAY OF November, 1857, 10y the circuit
Court for Prince Georges county. sitting as Court
OF Equity IN cause in said Court depending,
Edmund B. Cumming and others. is complainant,
and EdmuRd b. Cumming and others are defend
ss PnSo sale s to Ss highest 81 st
:, -. ,a. TaEtSs6SYJr nArnn J. 1853.
day all that Real M E. Hsss s
uate IN said county. which was heretofore cor
ceased and ntestate. BY one Martin Buell. and Lucy
Ann his wife, In fee simple containing one hundred
character peculiarly adapted to the cultivation and
to bg
enth and North Capitol streets is a boundary on
nhOr-
hood is unsurpassed in Mary land or the District
There are several streams of pure water and one
large spring on this estate, which is within two
miles OF the "Sodler's Home" and within five
miles OF the Centre Market. The land has been
divided into several lots, ranging in size from Is TO
~ acres, with sof cheney of Wood on most of the
lots and Will lie sold In parcels if deemed to tn IN
teIest of the parties.
The Dwelling House and Out houses on this es
tate are large and commodious, and In excellent
order This estate adjoins the property of the late
stephen Markwood, the Messrs. Wlngerd, Digges,
Clark and others. Any information will be given to
persons DESTROYS ofpurchasing on app to the
underslgned, personally or by letter.
The i erms oil sale. as prescribed by the decree
are as follows:-One thousand dollars cash on the
day oil sale TO be paid in funds of some District or
Baltimore Bank. The residue of the purchase mo
ney TO De PAID IN one, two three and four years in
equal Instruments, bearing interest from the day of
ssie and to be secured by the bonds of the purcha
ser or purchasers, with one more co-oblisers 20
be approved by the undersigned. Upon the payne
OF the whoie purchase money, and all the interest
thereon, and not before, the Undersigned as trustee
VIII convey To the purchaser purchasers, or their
hers the property SO purchased by Them free, clear
ana dschaIg ed from all claim Of the parties to this
suit and OF all persons claiming by them or under
them. The widow has joined ln the proceeding for
sale and has sgnlhed her consent In writing Ia take
an equivalent IN money Tin heu OF her dowerJ out of
the proceeds OF sale, as ascertaBed by law.
m Leo 2sth6d dts
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New Ysrk Markets.

NEW YORK, March Is Flour Is firm; sales to-
Gay 500 bbls. State a 25s4 IS; Ohio, Ssas Is;
Southern 81 6Oa5 10
w heat Is nrm; sales 600 bushels; Southern red
SIPS Corn Is declining; sales Of IS OOo bushes
white at 65a6sc yellow 6s a7oc
Pork Is dull; mess SIS 75ai6 so. Beef is heavy:
western repack. d S!2aI3 50.
Lard is firm at sal0 kc., closing quiet.
Whisky is dull. Ohio2 lX
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N M. RUPPEL.
NORTH side of Market Space, No. 81, between
Bridge and Canal streets, Georgetown,A y
sy ps oS aa at at
times the choicest and most excellent
assortment Of LIQUORS, the freshest
OYSTERS and all kinds of G ME in season
NJ eals served at all hours aid at the usual prices.
ian Ism
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Cotton Burnt at Charlestou-Arrivsi II The

cHhhL EsToS March l{.-Seven hundred bales
~ COTTON Were burnt In this city this morning
Inc steamer Isabel, from Havana, 10th, arrived
Today Her advices are unimportant
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Recapture Of .Crim,r.,.

consnsd ~ Oslo, March ~ -RuIon, who wa.
murder Of 70, q, ithaca, N. Y, charged with the
s ana who succeeded in making bis e,c,ns ~ f".
ci,v 10, We, recaptnred and lodged in jail in thi.
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Baltimere MaYkefa

BALTIMORE, March Is Flour il dull; Howard
street at 81 50; City Mills at sl37.
Nv heat islsteadyi red 81 O;al.Ue white 81. lOa
Corn Is variable; white Sass. yellow Sc.
WHISKY is better City %; Ohio 2OK ale.
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Collision M Sec

CHATHAM, Mass, March I3-rhs .cboo,~, r.
zee man. from Provfncetown for New Yorh win
eayo Oh nsh, was run into OF Cape Goa thi.
sao ng, and sunk by the Schooner Gen. vesrie.
th I'LL roU-au-Prince for Boston. The crew OF
ana r. eemsh Were taken "a by the Cen vessie
char an ,s here The General veazie IL IT an
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< OF HALLET DAVIS q cos AND FIVE
~ of Num- Clarke beautiful PIANOS-
just received this week. The tone IL of the I@6
most pure and refined quality, with ri h-IINV
ness, sweetness ana depth, the touch is delieate
exceedingly prompt and elastic. In elegance and
chastness OF styl- and workmanship they are unap
preached, IN fact every they are the most
perfect and be 1T Pianos made, and are so acknOwI
edged by all dislnterested persons. For sale only
by JOHN F. ELLIS
NIP SIC Pa avenue, hot. 9Th and 10Th ats
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JOHN III, SMOOT.

JOHN H. SMOOT,
No. 11s Bridge street, Georssto,cn, ID. c.,
has Just received, and now offering at very low
prices. to cash and prompt customers general as
mand. comprising In part
Best makes Black Silks, some very cheap,
black and COored NJ. De!aines,
New style Spring M. Deainss and Challies,
New English and Merrma. Prints,
Black and White do. and cling hams.
Real Manchester Gingbsms.
Lancaster and English do, at l25[ cts.
Striped and Dotted Shifting Prints,
Best makes white Cambros,
S1 n sns r ,s and StRsd Mg, Cloth,
Best IRISH Linens and Linen Lawns,
Linen Sheetlng and PILLOW Linens
Family Cottons of ali the most reliable max es. Tor
shlIting ladies or child ems use, hne, medium.
White and Grown Table Damask and Table Cloth.
COlOred- lOrdered Towels and Huckabsck Diapers,
Scotch Diapers Russia and American Crash,
Heavy brown undressed Linen. for ChIdrsn's
Cassineres and Jeans. for boys wear,
Extension and Bishop Hoped Skirts,
Cotton Hose and Half Hose,
Striped Osnaburgs and Plaid CottOns,
Heavy Cotton Osnaburgs and Duck,
With other seasonable Goods,
To which the attention Of Cash and prompt Gus
milo J.. H. sMOOT.
ZINE ALES.-We respectfully announce to our
L friends and the public that we have at last suo
decided IN having large quantity of ALES of vari-
Ogs kinds brewed expressly to our order, which We
ETY. that was ever offered In this market.
by applying to us for either ofthe following brands,
Brown stout and X X Porter always on hand.
All Ssss r, BY mall or EyeR e cur viii be
AZ, Union BOttlins Depot, 81 G reen street;
did GEORGETOWN, ID. G.
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IN A n b l. + w D X ks.
VIM. RUTHERFORD.
ARTIFC IN MARBLE,

Il Stre6t, DetWE5H Stfe6ts North,
WAsHINGT CITY,
Invites public attention to his extensive stock of
beautiful s designed aud Eaborately Carved MAN
Tells in a variety of Marbles, together with a
choice assortment Of STATUARY, which for de-
sign and hnlsh cannot be surpassed, and are well
adapted for the Garden or Tomb. large assert
ment of Plain Mantes, Monuments, and Tomb
stones at very low prices.
Monuments of any design executed TO order with
punctuality and dispatch.
EstImates given for BrOwnstOne or Marble work
our line. "
Pie Sc call and make an inspection of our stock.
N. R.-Make a note Of the address, fa l7-6m
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fELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ren the As~sssassd Press Ase,s.
DestrW~tfvs Rtx~

ooenrr.d =, ~, Match 10 A destructive ar,
the row Of wooden city ny this morning, consuming
opposite Central Hotel T6ev w. n s.l.ss,
chants. n 49, 4 Co, boot and shoe mer.
Mrs. Browne, miiliner o. S,s - tsier, and
only partially insured. 10 s0,oe
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RAGG AGEEX PREss FICE
- $50 ID STREET,
Adjotsfas Ths States Pvtaffsr OAf.

The subscriber, Baggage Agent for baltimore
and OHIO and Washington Branch Railroad, has
opened an once, AZ the above place for the accom-
mediation Of the public, where orders can be Jeff FOG
the use of Wagons to convey Baggage or PACKAGES
to and from Railroad Depot, Steambosts o., Tor
removal TO any point IN this City or Georgetown.
Oflce open from O'Clock g. IN. 10 10 O'CLOCK p. pa. .,
daily, except SUNDAY, 20 10 O'Clock a. m. O'Clock
to 10 p. JOHN M. McCislNTOCk,
Baggage Agent Baltimore and Dino Railroad
N.B.-Persons coming to Washing ton or eoips To
Baltimore, not having made up their minds wkeIe
they viii stop, by giving up their cheeks 20 nv
agents on the cars, Will have their baggage tar
care of at this ONCE at Baltimore ofEoa No n
Sharp street. and no extra charge. dIe
EROM LoNDON.-Sheridan's Dramatic wo,ks
lvo. 81.
Hep Sm-ron OF Margaret of Navarro \ vol 81
Pettlgrew's Col ecilnn of EpI aphs 4 vol AGes
Humboldt's Travels, 5 volts. SS IS
Poyrlott OF Foreign Proverbs I vol 81 O.
Classic Iaes, vol. 81.
homer lllsd, literal ira Station, vol e ofs
huc, aldes. llteTa' trans latIon, z vols nj So
Slcefo's Omces, literal trans larion, vol Is cts
Spphocies literal translation, vol. IS cts
Hand Book Of Proverbs, vol 81 25
Dtctlonary OF Classical q quotations, 4 vol, Slrs
vol. IS cts.
FraRcis QuaIles's Enchiridisn. vol. 90 cts.
John Aubrey's MiscellsnIes, vol. 81.
Stlden's Table Talk. vol. &l.25.
Lord Mahon's Rise of the ludian Empire, vol.
Sl.25.
milo FRANCK TAYLOR.
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~ CASTOR Il CLARK
10 LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from
7th street, under the Avenue House,
CLOTHING AND CENTS FURNISHING

The subscribers call attention to desirable Stook
OF CLOTHING which they now have on az hlbl-
ton at their Store No. ta Louisiana ay enus second
door fr9m 7th street. and they are determined 20
on their part shall be used in order 90 please their
IN the CLOTHING DEPARTMENT We can guarantee
the stock TO be perfect In poot Of ourablty 6t and
s sy oecsnse we make everything ourselves. and
nave no hesitation an ing goods will be found
eQuaI TO the best order work in the coontry
watching the yariOus changes of fushlon p.yt,as
may rest assured Of finding the latest cut aud ns
IN store, subject to their inspection and aporops1
Sl5,% worth OF Goods for Mems Boy land Ser
wants w ear, will be sold auction DR. oe. Ara MIR
chasers would do well 10 examine the Tor This m
no hum0ug, as our assertions can be proved on e.
animation. Call and see us At the above Store
oo-Sm CASTOR CLARK
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The qndersigned has again the pleasure of offering
IE2. ahis extensive stock OF genuine GAR 60
ANXOEN SEEDS. which are this season of u
1XS0 Xceitent qrallty, warranted pure and
fresh n facilities OF Supplying all art Giles of in-
est quality and correct to name from England and the
Continent, as well those of domestic growth is
unsurpassed, II equaled, by any house in the trade
Market Gardeners, Farmers, and others will find
these Seeds AZ cheap as they can be purchased in
the United states, either wholesale RETAIL i'm bu
Or packages, and unsurpassed as to quality, viz:
Early York, Large York. French OK Heart Pre-
MUM Flat Dutch, Large Drumhead, and other
Cabbages, N'"''
Blood rurmp Beet, Early Short top Radish,
Round Purple Egg Plant,
large smooth Tomato, Peppers. Satisfy,
Eairots, farsnips, extra early Peas, Beans, &C.,
With every other Vegetable and Herb in the trade.
, FLOWER SEEDS, of the choicest kinds SCI
issted from his extensive collection, for any latitude
In the Union offered prepaid by mail AT the fol-
lowing low rates-the best co~ cttons have seye raj
varieties included which sell separately MI I2 10 Is
cents per paper. as English Pansy, PIcota Pinks,
ITufant's Asters, &c.:
100 papers choicest varieties SIS 90
l@ I'd choicest varieties 90
81 chOioest varieties 2 80
I'd choicest varieties 300
0'0'' JOHN SAUL,
S96 7th street corner III street,
lie 25 ThG M.12t Washington, I'D, G..
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k'OK RENTING western HOUSE Of the row
OIL four story brown front new Brick Houses on
X street north, near 4th street. Has q plentiful
supply OF water from well on the premises. with
water MIXTURES furnishing kitchen. bathroom. and
chambers Inquire at ]. l.. Savage's Hardware
store, between 10th and 18th SITS Pa. avenue Rent
$50 per annum.
m l2St* GEO SAVAGE
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I ApIEs' TUCK, and all sorts Of COMES, q
IL GIBBS Hair Store, near 18th St, and ct his
seles RQom, sndeg Wllards' hotsl. ns-sm
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A CARD.-A large and comfortable Room, with
"a water and gas. for rent. Inquire of WALL,
STEPHENS 4 CO., No. S22 Pa. av.. between 9Th
ana lOth SIS. m ST
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The SHALL-PoI cAsE.-The facts In relation 20
case of small pox having been misstated in some
Of the papers, we are requested to give the pa
ticulars. IL seems that steward of vessel was
taken sick and was left al sailor boarding house
at Alexandria. Ii being ascertaned that II was
case Of small pox, the persons having aim I'm
charge caused him TO he brought to this city and
placed at the door Of the infrmary. He was re-
fused admission at the Infrmary and was taken
70 the City Hall steps, and a message was sent to
the Commissioner of Health and thereupon the
sufferer was provided for by the city authorities,
and placed where he would be cared for without
danger to the public.
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EARM FOR SALE.-A valuable Farm contain
I ing one hundred acres, lor more il desIred,) in
nigh state of cultivation with Dwelling, Barns Sta
BILE. Fruit Trees and a. modern improv emeuts sit.
nated IN Prince GEORGES County, Maryland, and 6
inquire Of GEO. W.BRAY, No 287 sth street.. he
tWee1. nj and " streets north, m NJ -Im*
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ENOk kENT.-A handsome three-story BRICK
l. DWELLING, situated on l., between 4th and
oon strSets No. 642 The rent wt be very moderate
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I APES BRAIpS, PLAITs, CuRLs, HALF
II WIGS aud PUFFS, at GIBBS'S Hair Store
nesr corner Of 18th st. and Pa. av. e-sm
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TRUNKS
TRUNKSm
TRUNKSm

N. B.-Trunks Covered and every description of
Repairing executed with neatness and dis atch.
JAS s. TOPHAM,
No. 499 It'll street. oppO. Odd Fellows Hall,
m4-ly Washington n r.
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IHE CIRCUIT CouRr, amer protracted and
very busy term, adjourned, finally, on saturday
last. More eases Were disposed Of during the
FERN iban have been adjusted at any previous
term Tor a number OF years
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FOX kENT-The FURNISHED ROOMS
L recently occupied by Judge E lis will he vacant
and tor rent after this date The location ZIG Penn
sy!yanIa aven e, next the Kirkwood Housed is one
OF the best In the city for gentlemen having
At the Capitol or Departments and will be rented TO
transient or permanent occupants. There are seye-
prices m off
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PAX FAMILY BELL RINGERs-This troupe
open tonight at Odd Fellows Hail. The pro-
gramme now before us Isl varied and promising
one indeed, Including dozen or more different
pieces, vocal and instrumental. In the latter de-
Patment they will give their singularly fascinat-
Ing performance upon the bells, in which their
long Practise has given them such wonderful
proneiency. As vocalists, this family enjoy
nrst class reputation, and selections from the
most popular operas are executed by them in
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The METHODIST PROTESTANT CoSFKREycK
now In session at Philad-lphia, has selected
Georgetown, ID. C., as It's next annual place of
meetlng-the time Is the second "Wednesday Of
March -
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RUihD1NG LOTS:-For Sale-A variety of
II BUILDING LOTS on the Island and other
parts Of the city. Terms accommodating. Inquire
at N 2, Todd's Building.
FOE SALE OR RENT-A BRICK Dwell
LING, containing IS rooms The Furniture
will be sold " it'll the house. if desired Beautifully
situated on Missouri avenue, No. q between AZ
and 9Th nets, near the National and Brovns' Ho
teis. Inquire on the premises. m 5-lms
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SISSoR VIIO VIrI's attractive sale Of statuary
and ornamental ware will be continued this even
Ing. The opportunity to procure beautiful works
OF art aud utility al a low price is being i'm
proved ny citizens. and also by visitors who have
MOI often so favorable chance Of making selec
Tons fIOm So fine collection
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SCISSORS, MIRRORS, POWDER BOXES.
v, &e. at GlBBS'S Hair Store, near IS street
Pa. av, aud At his Salesroom, under Wllla'ds'.
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N EW AND DESIRABLE FURNISHED
! HOUSE FOR >RENT.-Fhe subscriber has
lot rspf ney and very desirable three STORY BRICK
DIV ELLlNG HOUSE, with Back Building hand
s0mely furuished. and containing all the modern
i'm prOvements.
THIS property is delightfully."- situated for summer
residence and to good tenant the rent viii be mod
crate; Apply to JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auotioneer
and Commission Merchant. m M
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our ACTIVE friends Of the Metropolitan Lite
raEy Association. who have ventilated most of the
prominent topics Of the day very thoroughly in
their discussions, now mean to dish ND another
entertainment for their friends and admirers-tbe
public They have engaged Hon : 5 Cor. who
once upon time gave an amusing lecture at the
Smithsonian Institution upon "American Hu-
nor." 70 address them at the same place upon
90 Irish Humor"
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The ExrENsIoS.-We perceive that our So
proverbiaily enterprising fellow-citzens, the
Brothers Willard, have already broken ground
In the construction Of the proposed extension of
their present mammoth Hotel, on Pennsylvania
avenue and Fourteenth street. They are evil
IDENTIFY determined to push the work through
this season. When completed upon the plan we
explained some weeks ago, the whole house will
form one of the most extensive and well arranged
series OF buildings for hotel purposes ia exist
ence in the u United States
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D0WI.A N Ds MACAsSAR OIL. O. 6iBBs,r
y asii sss = Ifr lssl 'asss, = 49,
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City InfellIgence.

TEE Cas- or DASrn CoNSoK-CoEsscnos.-In the re-
port Of this yesterday, witness named Anthony
Nix Wa made 10 cay that he had heard John harvey and
John Hughes Threaten TO cut eounors throat. Mr. Nix
did not testify 10 any such thing The occurrence 70 which
he did tsstfy WAS subsequent TO Oonnors death, whom
Hushes was not present AMI when Harvey In reply TO
some remark made 10 him, told Thomas Conner that
Jack hcCArty had better stop talking about him HAr
vcy), for fear he would get his throat cut Ike Dan
Connor's."
TO THE EDITOR or T1E HERALD
in -FOUR account OF the exxrn Of Moses Enrich, in
the issue OF MAY 70, am represented ~ bong engaged
with one Charley IN extorting hush money from Moses
Ehrch and TO have stated 10 Mary Carpenter that she
would give US the points in the could get % 900
out OF Enrich for her and that actually gave her
money and that told her that the money came from
said N. Enrich First, deny being engaged with one
Charley IN obtaining hush money from Moses Enrich at
any time. Second, dcny having any knowledge or &C.
qualntance with Charley alluded 70 Ia the article
Third deny having stated 10 May Carpenter that
could get - 900 out Enrich for her, anything OF
the kind. Fourth deny ever any time paying 70 said
Mary Carpenter any sum Of money whatsoever Ills dis
agreeable tssk 70 defend oneself through the public
from slandcrous and false statements.
CHRISTOPHER v. HOGAN
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In stable No were several hard looking cows but tho
sss
. number Of small bottles, sample Of milk taken
from two three Adjoining this stable, apartment
Of which almost unable stand upon feet They
presented most ahockng appearance stated that
pec they could 1--we us On. Of Sem
found did give milk when the committee had portion Of
!. bottled 70 DO analyzed A phial Of milk was also
In stable No ihore was on exhibition a COW with no
tail at all having had 10 be cut entirely on keep
disease Another In this stable had very sore on
Of her hind legs and her tail showed that Just
gone through the operation OF the needle. In No.
one very aDe looking COWS owner stating that
he fed them On hay, AID only gave them tho swl
the committee doubted very much Il such was the case
quantity Of meal ako shown Them which found
to be thirds lnseed meal In this stAble they had
just been giving the Gown swi from tho dstllcry and
the steam that arose from was at times almost enough
70 sti1s person.
In No was found q COW with a severe sore upon ono
Of her legs she however, presented very healthy sp-
pesrance and was said 70 have only been in the stable
very largo white COW was shown tho committee in
stable No. ID had every appearance Of health, and
raid 70 weigh 400 pounds. Yields about eleven
quarts Of milk twice day. ana has been confined TO the
In stable No. is the committee were shown select
number Of cows, twenty sovcn in ALL None Of thom had
been moculated they, however, could not have been
In the stables over thrcc or four days
The Frank Leslie said 10 have thireen
Walking nd the yard and had every appearance Of
being lust able 70 stand upon its feet, although
Aner the committee had paid q visit TO each of the
several stables they amused thevclves for time read
ing the names the several westcnester and Orange
county milk wagons that wore In the yard. Among
others those belonging 70 L. G. fyns, OF NO 81
Tenth avenue s Kcmede, No. 81 Tenth avenue; J.
and residences Of the owners-qute number only hav
ing painted on the sides OF their wagons "Pure Elk"
The slaughter house WAS next vstod Here were found
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Movements OF the Utah Army.


The last detachment Of troops for Can under command
of Major Paul numbering Two hundred and ton left
Jefferson ks last night Tor Fort Leaven worth
letter tn the Dsocrdt % ed Leaveo WORTH 23d iust,
eaysrbore b. inter mission in the preparatory labors
the consequent the intelligence from
Bat LAk, sad JOGGING from the movements at the fort
ccuutsrmand Of orders already given is anticipated
The headquarters would not for fifteen twenty
days war understood, bowever, that General Harvey
might proceed in advance Of his staff passing the several
Ooug the route.
General Hsroey had given an order to Colonel Cross
msn Quarter master General to proceed wa the fourth
column uuoe COoDei MorrsDD and Major Bah ,tt Adju
tan GeIesa TO be stationed at Fort Laramie, whittier
he goes immodia tely
LEAvKSwoRrH, May 20,
VIA BONNEVILLE, May 27, 1858
-Four companies or the Second infantry from Fort Rau
DALI arrived a. the fort here this mornBg aud will
main 70 garrison the post Colonel May column wilt
positively march on Friday