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By J. C. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.

By J. Z. McO RE, ACctloneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF A FINE AND
~ 'ALuABLE COLLECT. ON OF ORIslNAL PAINT
tNGs, THE pROPERTy OF MIR. BEEBE. OF NEyy
~ eluck, at the IA Don over Blanchard Il Mohun's
hhookstore corner of llth street and Pa. avenue, 1
shaI sell abeautfu collection of inal Paintings
among which will be found many Ofthe inesC draw
~ Io9 subjects and meritoriOus works ofart ever
oneled ior,saia In this city. 1t contains many fine
originals purchased out of the public Exhibitions in
europe ana ri The artists personally, by MIR. Beebe
uhrnghIs recent visit there and he with confidence
asserts hem To be genuine snd worthy of places In
Tue Dsst COLLECTIONS also, several choice and beau
iui WORKS bT American artists of celebrity.
Also, some hne examples ofthe Old Masters. We
mmne Salvador Rosa, Titan, Rugendas, MuTIilo,
boucher, Gtorglone, Carlo MarTalti, Houseman,
Quinten Matsys, Patel, &c
The PaintIsgs nearly ali in rich gilt frames and
VIII be sold without reserve. - = ...' .
Catalogues ready and paintings on free exhibition
on Saturday and MONDAY. May 18th and 3lst. :
Terms cash, in current funds. .-..
ma n J. G. McG UIRE, Auct,
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

By A. GREEN. Auctloneer
SEVEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
-, THE FIRST WARDAT AUCTIoN.-Un THITRS.
DAY The 9th instant shall sell, on the premises
NJ q CLOCK p m, COMMIT ncIng the first named
property, Lots Nos. rs, Is, 10, and 30 in Square No
49, Tins property fronts on north M and nth A.
west, and is beautifully situated.
We will then proceed to sell, IN regular order m
lront OF the premises, Lot No 4, in Square No IS6
his property rs handsomely situated, running
through the square, fronting ~ feet on 18th street
west, aud ID lest inches on New Hampshire ave.
nue. between and q streets north.
Lot No. Il, In Square No. III. This PROPERTY
fronts on 10Th street west, 81 feet between l. and NJ
streets north, running back l4O feet 10 inches to
~ feet alley. "
Lot No. 15 in Square 81. This property in situ
ated at the corner of I'D street west and north M
Terms One fourth cash balance IN g. r. and IA
months Tor notes bearing interest from day OF sale
deed given and deed Of trust taken, 0'
Title iGdisputable
ma "a q A. GREEN, Auct
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DIS. HUNTER a WILLIAMS.

Physicians for Diseases Of the Lurrs,
52h North Charles street, Baltimore, Nd
DR.. WlliIams will hereafter visit Washington ON
the lst of each mouth when he ma, be consult ed at
90 Ia. avenue, over Mrs VOsS' IeweTy Store
The noxt visit Will be on Tuesday. the LIST June
m1 &-<tr
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BY T.. :. WRIGHT; Georgetown.

by 70. :. w HIUHT; Georgeiown.
VALUABLE REAL f. s TATE ON THE
v HEIGHTS OF GEORGETOWN ON MONDAY
AT iERNOpN next. 81 st lnst at O'Clock, shall
SELL IA front OF the premises, northery third part of
Lot No. 267, In Beatty d Has kins' addition. front
Ing oil ieet GU High street and extending back 3a6
ieet to Back street, with the improvements
This property aajOins the residence of Mr. Chas
homiier, and oilers an opportunity for a profitable
Terms: One-third cash; ba' ance in SIX andtweIvs
months. deed gwen aud deed of trust taken.
ms ~ 3' r.. =. WRIGHT, Auct s
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kansas IntelIixence.

LEAvENwosrH, X. T., May 36 The board OF
commissioners, acting under the late law Of Con-
gresS. assembled at lecompton on the gath and
etected Gov. Denver President. An election was
o,drrrd on the first Monday Of August Governor
D,nver has arrived here
There are rumors Of a battle on the southern
border of the Territory between the Free-Stster,
and Missourians, IN which twenty.one persouS
we klllfd ard eleven wounded but these rs-
ports are considered authentic
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ALIEN ANDRIA.
of THE Star.

Correspondence of THE Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May %, 1858
The Sentinel, in reviewing the election OF
Thursday, says ats chief feature is that it is al
once disregard and defeat of the American OF
Know Nothing organization. The people have
shown determination not to be ruled or dictated
TO, in the selection of their municipal officers by
petty party gatherings and party conventions y
The official count of the vote gives Sanpster
for Sheriff, 25S ma jority over Mon oe and l5S ina.
Clerk, lc9 majority over Wise and lbs over w iSf
and Johnson. Sinclair, Circuit Clerk. ~ major.
lty over Wattles, and minority under Waffle.
and Powell. Dutiey, for Commissioner Of the
Revenue, beats Claug hton i2l votes
The county voted on the hog law
" -'.'''''. ................. 81
HS"lho'' ..'''.'. .................. 81
Majority against. Observation-Disclosures. 26
The Circuit Court has finished its Nav term
and Will not meet again in this county until No.
vember.
At the confirmation mass at St Mary's church
Tomorrow the choir will sing Haydn's Mas,
No. 3, aud will he assisted by considerabl
delegation from Washington, as well az a fine
orchestra.
Elder W. : burlington, 4 Primitive Baptist
will preach in Sarepta Hall tomorrow
No change in the markets
In the Port, vester dav-Arrivpd schr Rache
Jane, kennon, Norfolk, to Perry & Pennyback-r
Taplor, Hunter, Philadelphia, coal by T. j. Me.
bailey Juliet, Chase, Boston, coal by u BOYD
smith; John Bright, Dckerson, Trov. coal by
Fowle Co Lady Ellen, Carson, New York
coal by Il. j. Mehatiey; Eldad, Jarvis Trov
coal by Borden Mining Co. r.
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By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
SALE By ORDER OF THE ORPHANS
= COURT OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
TURF AT AUCTION On FRIDAY. the 2Ist instant
! shall sell AT the late resIde ce Of James Handy
deceased. No. 48 eth street. between u and ri SITS
commencing at ~ O'Clock a. M, a good assortment
OF urUltuIe, such
Mahogany Sofa, SIdebOard and Bureaus,
Mahogany Chars, Rocker and Tables,
Redtteads. Wardrobe, snd Washslnss,
Cane and wood seat Chars. Toilet Sets,
Feather Bed, BclSte and Pillows, Mattress
Com oIts, Quilts. Blankets ard Sheets,
Counter and ShelvInss. Curtains and shades,
Cooking, Chamber, and Radiator stoves,
With & neral assortment OF Kitchen Requi-
sites.
Terms s25and under, cash; ov>r that sum- a
credit oil % and 80 days, Tor satisfactorily endorsed
notes bearing Inter, ST.
JOSEPH HODGSON.
w. FLAHERTY. Trustees.
ma ~ dts y. GREEN, Auct.
II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until w EDNESDAI. rte 18Th instant same hour
and Place BY order Of lie Trustee.
ma I'D A. GREEN, Auct.
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is STILL. FUR
theT fpOned on account of the rain. until WE'D
NESDAf, The I'd day of June n.Nt,s ame hour Nv
order of the Trustees.
ma q A. GREEN, Auct.
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HI THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
on account of inclement Weather until TUESDAY
the Ist day OF June next, same hour.
ma % q .r. A. GREEN, Auct
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By j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

By ]. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
ENECuTOR'S SALE OF EXCELLENT
aGF'SPGkP MAJ .n
q 10 O'Clock AZ the residence of The late Captain
Al the Fnr9iGre S and Effects o oompr. h sha sell
R S,,s Sy Piano 6?rte, by AndresteGn,
sonsicSting oftvo Sofas, two Arm Chairs and s
Handsome Walnut whatnot, Walnut Fsncy Ia
Marble. top Centre Table. handsome Chandelier,
Glt frame Pier Glass, Hat Bracket,
T5ne t hngIsyInss, Chi9a Vases and Ornaments,
Excellent Brussels Parlor Hall aud STAR Carpets.
three P,S an6 Ingram Chamber Carpets, oiloioth,
Hail Chairs, STAT Rods and Eyes.
MsbSss5y sdee1s,a LTIsn,ICn Dining Table.
isne seas cSsGsa o Sna soGsSsss Rockers
Silver plated Tea Set, Casters,
China, Glass, and CrOckery Ware,
Handsome Set of Walnut Chamber Furniture, with
Dressing and plain Bureaus. washstands,
Toilet Sets. Looking glasses,
EXceIlf Mt Feather Beds,
hair and Husk Mattresses,
Exceilent Radiator and AIrtight Stoves -
I0te nsr with large assortment Of Househo and
Terms; So and under, cash; over that sum. a
credit Of o. and 81 DAYS for satisfactorily endorsed
P.S.-The House is for sale. Inquire If the Auc-
tioneer. JOHN Mills, Executor.
HI THE ABON SALE u UNANOTDARI,Y
DAY MORNING, June Lei, same hour and place.
JOHN MILLS Executor.
ma I'D J. G. MEG UIRE, Auct.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioueer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
Il IN OEoRG ErowN.-By virtue Of q ED in trust
MAY. 1857 and recorded in f.bef J. A. 8, No ia
fol os a5, else the subscriber Will sell al puh1c
sale on MONDAY, the 9Th day of June Iass AZ
Lot No. &c., % Bs: Sd tine P, re- part Of
fronting W leet on Beall rect, between Montgom'
cry ana 6reen streets and running back with that
width the depth of said lot with the Imnroysn.n,
which consist Of a frame dwelling honse
Terms of sale: One half cash; balance and -
nonths .or notes bearing interest from IA, Of YALE
n Jul 1poh tne property ard If not compiled
upon one weeks notice, at the expense of the pur-
AL conveyanse. at the expense Of the purchaser.
ma 23-eo&ds JAS. c. MEG UlRE, Auct.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF q writ Of
~ herl isclss on sofia, under lien law, issued from
.he CLERK Onloe of the Circuit Court Of the DIS
ulet ci Columbia, for the County OF Washington,
CASH, IN front ofthe Cou door of said ooun-
at 10 o'clock. m the following described property.
rest IN and 70 a certain Brct B1idina erected on
Lot No. IS. IN Square No: 49, IN the CITY OF Wash
p e. ts s ~soe C e Sss isst front .sS
SnS S be sold to satisfy gudosi No. 49, 70 Ma,
term 1885, IN favor of John Purd%yS sr,nrN
apa-n Marshal for the District Of COLUMBIA.
in consequence Of the nam until TUESDAY neat''
the ist OF Jnne, same hcnT and place.
ma IS for the District Of Columbia.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FRoMhSSOCLATED PRESS AGENT
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
AfflvaI Of the Me.es Tarlar nj Neu Yaxl


NEW foRk, MAY 20, p. m-The Nose. Tsy
LOT, win California advices Of the I'm inst has
JUST srrlwd, bringing 81 SIS. 600 in .pecte on
Helght Wo passengers. and the regular mails
The detention az san r rancIsco was espseS h,,
the breaking OF the shan az the Colder C.,s on
the same afternoon she left the sth \ She xr.s
compelled to return, and the Sonora TOOK her
place.
On the "5tb, the Moses Taylor passed the Stsr
OF the West from New York on the 2Oth) in
Crooked Island passage.
The California news is unimponant The
Legislature had adjourned
new gold digRins, causing much talk, had
river "
"A "A r. Melony had been appointed State Comp
-, ne stage from Nevada for Sacramento with
- W l, "a gold dust for Wells, Fargo Co had
EN- tooosd The Peoples ticket in Sacramento
tIaiion ticket O'' INC "o"i"is
bonhres, cannons, &c "
III was Tumcred that the Indian tribes In Plur
mas county had banded together 10 make war en-
the whites. "
A guano Island, said 10 contain over I 600 mn
OF tons, has been discovered on the trark he
tween toe Sandwich ard Lad rome Islands Snec-
linens OF the guano had been received at San
Francisco
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By BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Georgetown
10 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
hCGEoRG kTuwN At AUCTIoN.-On TIL RSDAN
AFTEkNOnN, Sd June, at 51a O'c ock, we WI 4
SELL IN front OF the premises. Lot No. las Beatty
Y llawkin'S addition "a Georgetown, divided INTO
lots fronting each Is feet the south side Of Sd
street tetween Market and Frederick SITS, aud run
ming hGc, 10 feet.
Ats oc.Ock we will sell Lots. fronting IL feet
each on ngan street north of prCspec: street, and
running lack ion feet.
Also, Lots. fronting each - feet on Warren st
hefw zen Prospect and LIST ss, Snd running bacA 100
feet,
The title to these lots is perfect.
Sa positive.
FERNS: One third cash the residue IN and y
months. with interest and secured by q deed of
trust -.
ina q BARNARD BUCKEY Auct.
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cPENCER'S HISTORY OF THE UNITED
- States being nearly completed, gnecimen ~
Binding IL Antique and Turkey Morocco, got N \
expressly for the work, can be At the Office OF
ths publishers, $50 TIN street, between ID and "
apI7-tf JAMES CARTER, Agent,
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opp + Lows HALL.
j. lNS6D WILLIAMS
CELEBRATED
Bl Bile Drama
is NOW OPEN

rms MAGNIFICENT PaIrting commences with Chaos
Ionlsh captivity, containing more than ity OF the
ih3st sublime and interesting scenes in the Bible
,riAhloltlons every evening. Doors open at seven
ocuck u commence at eight precisely
Ilckets - cents; reserved seats 50 cents-to he
Is cents ' ~" ''"ie'
Also, Exhibitions on Wednesday and Saturday
nlte,hoons Tor families and schools Doors open n
Es clock; to commence at az o'clock precisely
Explained by DIR. IIbbits. ma q
f. A GRAND EXCURSION,
= oK The benefit of the School attached TO ST
Donlnie Church, is and, on MON .U~S~
Omnlbuses will leave the Navy Elr=rIzsxas
ard Omnibus Stand at y, O'Clock A. m from the
intersection Of l4th rect and Pa avenue and from
I'm street and New York avenue, respectively AZ
Inc same hour precIsel. The boat Powhatan WI
eave oth street wharf at quarter before A. M and
nall past p. M, and will proceed to Glymount
wheie Inc company will remain until 5 and D. m '
At which hours the party will be br0ug hit back to the
CITY. ' ~ " viz
Esputa's Band Of Music will be in attendance
Dinner, Supper, and other X efreshments can he
ohtal"ed on reasonable terms board the boat and
afforded. 0''N y" ia"o
general invitation Is extended TO all those who
are soc ally and benevolentlv inclined
MdndgsrS-T. CasSel, Peter McGinness Rob
Mahooney, y. ShUrman, q. r.. Kirk. II. McC OfIery
Teorge r. MattIngly. Callahan, Thomas Holden
James Carter, George Harvey and Jacob Flasher
. ricketts, can be had of either Of the above Price
% cents Tor children; 30 cents for grown reTsons
ma 23-2t~ mp
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1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until THURSDAY, 9th inst. same hour and place,
"' 80 A. GREEN, Auct.
II THE ARONE SALE is FURTHER
and place. '' '''o "0ui
ma 8-d A. GREEN Auot.
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WAsHIS6rON, May 20, ISIS.
nouce nv name in the intelliyenCer of this
morning, in the corresponds nee between IL n
E,asoy, Esq and Col. Il Bcnet, in which the
Colonel alys he WAS not employed TO obtain the
removal Ci The late VIM Easily as Commissioner
Of Public Buildings.
DO not object To this denial, as IL is fact that
Berry hohun did not employ the Colonel for
this buSinrSS; but what have to complain of is
that Col. q BcTret did dam OF Dr. and recsire
the sum Of $50, which he said he was entitled
10 Tor obtaining the removal of the late William
Gd>oy lIom once THos. BERRY.
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fIRE.-Lsst night, several stables and sheds
located In Oh" alley between Third and Fourth
and and streets north, were fred and burned
about o'clock. The alarm was not frci-nt to
bring out the nremen, and the progress Of the
nainfs was stopped by a number of citizens. who
woffcd hard f0T that purpose. The buildings
were all wood, and the loss uncomfortable. But
there Is no clue 10 the incrndiarieS
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AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN. Apct,oDee

~ \. bHEEN, AuctioneeT
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT IN THE
- FIRST WARD, AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY
he <'h lnttant, shall sell IN front Of the premises
AZ c ock p. M, handsome and desirable buIldIpg
lot, kgown as Lot No. 8, IN Square No II7 bayins
front OF Jo eet on 2h street. and running back ls0
teet ~ Inches to- 81 feet alley, between y and o
ms lot rs situated about one and a half SQUARES
from the w estern Market, and. II desired will ba
suDdvded INTO two p feet front building lots on the
evening 81 the tale. Persons wishing 10 invest IN
thls section of the CITY WILL do well 10 attend the
SAFE, es the property must he sold ~
IeIms: One-thIrd cash the balance IN and L.
months Tor notes bearing interest," TO be secured by
ma 20-d a GREEN An,
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III IL FIAlsHZD,' has been uttered on memo
raoie occasions, on the final cOnsummation Of
great events in the world. history, marking eras
IN its progress. such, no doubt will be the ex
cldnation Of many in this city on the night OF
June 5th. when Philbrick closes his Gift book
store for the season A word TO book buyer, ix
sufficient Govern yourselves accordingly II
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EA'lLT ssTTLyD.-About noon to-day, an al
tercalion took place on Seventh street near ID,
between two gentlemen, which resulted in the
passage Of blows between them. They were ar
rested snd taken before Justice Dom The AZ
fair was settled by the Interference Of yener.
BILE friend Of the parties, and the case was dis
mi cd 49,
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ST. DoMINIcK's School ExcuRsIoS.-The
managers Of the excursion TO Glymont in aid Of
the funds o! the school attached 10 ST Dominick,s
Church, and which takes place on Monday next,
ofer grand programme of enjoyment for those
VINO cah spare that day from the turmoil and
care oil city life The POwhatan leaves Sixth
street whaIf at quarter to O'Clock and half-past
O'Clock and returning leaves GIymont at ;
O'Clock and at o o'clock. The reputation Of the
gentlemen having charge Of the arrangements
the pleasant situation of GIymont, and indeed
al The surroundings Of the affair, indicate a day
ina, Will long finger in the memories Of those
lhat enjoy IL -
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real ESTATg- e. Mcclure, auctioneer,
sold yesterday, a lot on T. street between Twelfth
aad Thirteenth streets, 10 J.. +. CLARK, for IS
cents per foot.
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Boy, who had butter for sale In the market,
was asked by customer, who had just tasted a
sample lump, "YOur butter is rather strong, isn't
i''' 'Wel, YES, y innOcsn,ly returned the juve-
nile huCkStsr, but what the thunder IL the use
OF buying butter that's got no tnste to IT," The
faster was convinced, and took pound.
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TIE BIBLE PANokAMA-The panorama of
bible scores ut ODD Fellows Hall was largely
patroniz"d last night. lis beauty seems 10 be-
sppTecist and II will doubtless continue To
draw lafs:, houses at Its daily evening and semi
weekly afternoon exhibitions.
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AS TAKEN UP on the 18th instant a white
w SOW and hive small PIGS. fine Hh
owner Will please come for ward proyeh1
property pay oharges and TAX them AWAY sNN~1usxu
=, ID. =. FITZGERAGU,
No. f31 III bet. New yerse, a,enne
ma a ST. and North ia n,toI 49,,
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BAPTIST SrNDAy SCHOOL EXHIBITION Among
the names Inadvertently omitted In our notice Of
the sweet children at the recent Baptist Sund w
School Exhibition, was that Of little Martha
NOEL. whose recitation in the dialogue - The
sweetest things of Earth" was noted as being
prettilY done, indeed
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THZ RIVER AT high tide this morning the
water in the river reached the stTingers under the
Piahking OF the wharves, being much higher
than at any time thi. season prevou, to this
date The current is rapid and muddy
Business among the wharf holders Is slack
ana Al the nsh wharves no business at all Is being
transacted n
THIS morning crew of colored fishermen
came up to RileY'S wharf from one of the lower
SHORES They attracted much attention by the
Insiy music they produced they neared the
wharf
FIRE.-Iast night. seyeEaI stahles nd xhsd.
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Naval Appropriation Bill, for $l3, $50 600.
Mr.: Bocock DIVA. spoke III favor f the
recommendation Of the Secretary of the Navy
for the construction of ten sloops of war.
Mr.. Grow of Penn, condemned tn e seiz-
ing on every pretext for permanently increas-
ing the army and navy. lie believed that
the acts of the British cruisers would be dis
ayowed and disowned.
Mr.. Covode Of Penn, replying to Mr.
Grow, denied that our Navy compsres as
favorably with that of Great Britain as il did
in the last war.
Mr.. Washburn of Maine, referring 10 the
appropriation Of ST, $50 900 for the constIuc-
ton OF five steam sloops of war heretofore
Authorized, inquired Of Mr.. ], Clancy Jones
how he proposed to man these ships after
they were constructed. TWo-ihirds of those
who man the national ships are foreigners.
Did he not know that a bill had passed the
Senate, the effect, if not the purpose Of which
was, to destroy the only school for native sea.
men we have?
Mr.. Jones replied it was the duty of the
Government to buy ships, but he never before
knew it was part of the duty of the gov
eminent to buy men or furnish money to buy
hem.
Mr.. Washburn said that was what the Ad-
ministration had been doing the whole ses-
sion. (Laughter.)
The bill was amended and laid aside TO be
reported to the House.
The committee took up the bill making APP
preparations for the support of volunteer
regiments.
After debate the bill was laid aside for the
present, and Mr.. Bowie of Md. having fle-
quently interrupted the proceedings by dis
orderly conduct, the Committee in conse-
quence rose, and by decision of the Chairman,
reported the fact to the House for action.
Mr.. Stanton moved that MIR. Bowie be ia
ken into the custody of the Sergeant at. Arms
to answer for contempt tomorrow, but subse-
Quently withdrew the motion.
Mr.. Bowie having retired from the hal, the
House returned to Committee of the Whole.
On motion of J. Clancy Jones, the House
; took up the bill appropiating $4OO0,0OO to
pay the expenses of collecting the revenue
from customs After consideration, the bill
was laid aside to be reported to the House
aud the bill making appropriations for the
Post Office department was taken up. The
committee then arose, and the House ad-
journed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-28

w ood's Hair Kestorasive.-We have never
known any other medicine as large share OF public
conhdenee in 50 shoit time as this has done 1t has
not oeen more than year since heard it. and
u now stauds at toe head Of all lies the kind
we have never used any of it ourselves having had 70
OCCASION as our crown of glory oay yet retains
IT'S rlsina color, but gets so-bus some our
friends have and have knowa it to fail in restoring
the hair 70 his original color We advise such as are
beooming premarely rr1y, give the "Restor alive"
a rial-Chester (Hfinois) Eerad.
For sale by GEORGE r.. SPLRR, and by all respect
able Draggsis daw2w mV24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-28

NEGRO KIDNAPPER SENTENoED.-Oscar M.
Thomas, convicted of having kidnapped, in New
York, negro named George Anderson, whom
he attempted to sell as slave in Washington,
was on Saturday sentenced by the Recorder to
ten years Imprisonment in the State Prison.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-28

The Hon. VIM. S. Damrel, NJ. c.. arrived
home at Dedham yesterday. We understand
he is in failing health, and will not at present
return to Washington. During the session of
the p resent Congress he has missed only four
days attendance Boston Transcript, Nay q.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-28

The railroad war in Erie county, Pennsyl-
vania, has commenced again-a large number
OF citizens of Harbor Greek having turned
out one day last week and forcibly removed
the rails CT the Buffalo and Erie Railroad,
from all the highways in that vicinity. The
railroad company had commenced Telaying the
track, and further disturbance was anticipat-
ed.