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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10

County Of New York notice hereby given 10 al persons
Cain. against MARCIA ABBE, late OF Roctand IN tbs
% M,ine deceased TO prc.ent the sta vouchers
S,1e - ,h. ,ic rilr Al thu Office HENRY p FESSEN-
nrS =. No 10 Wastret. the City Of New-fork, on o.
b M. fourteenth day of January next-DAed Me-" Tors.
the eleventh day Of July, 1889 ,,ssrSnru ,,,,,,-..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10

IL Dysenfery Darrhea, Cholera and all tn Booel Com
iaint, yield iranedaty 10 the Graefebeg Ds'Hiery Syrup
Price % cenfs per bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Roswell e.
BrIu.rd esq Surrogate Of the County OF klns, NOTICE
b, by given according to law. 70 all persons having c.ms
;n r.RNAN A. slMONsON, late OF the City Of brocklyl
Sasd thar they required 20 exhibit the same with u
thereof TO the subscribers, the EXECUTOR n the resi-
49, - Lac Ia prr No Middagh-st Brooklyn. or M "
fulton Market in the City OF New on OF oefoe the ia
dsy on January next.-Ds,ed July ), lsse
COY Sw S 81, : AS SSs s!RoSSoS Execution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10

IL CENT-Tbese Bonds issued for Municipal purposes
ard July 1874 interest 10 cent payable Semi
Anpusy IN EewYok Total Indebtedness Of tue city July l.
as ga Of property aud sssets SO l62 ~ the
s.se.sea value o. axAbes about 81 OC0 population about
I2pG For sale by ASHLEY NORRIS,
No 50 Exchsuse place, ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10

HyvW-yORK 70 the WHITE MOUNTAINS
IN Az LAKE aEMPHREMAGoG-syt the NeS d ~ ns.xs
Ee~.Hsver sud CouDecticDt sns rasscGp'e S'''
Odsce Of .7,hs- AID fn-sv
EOR GREENPORT-LONG1 ISLAND NALL
il RoAD-TwICE DAILY or the Samn-t. ~ -
irrry Brooklyn, Q. 10 . Nail and - "a, 70.
.urlirS a.rive IN Brookyr q VI u AAP''~
Nail
COR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE VIA NEW.
II PORT sns FALL RIyEk-Tbs splendie Se sspeno
eeau-r METROPOLIS Cap, Brown, es,s New tors even
TUESDAY THURSDAY .ai SATURDAY ICON x.SS,xR.Y
WEDNESDAY sad TIipkY .. o',,ochp from Pier Ne
sS.R x a, a., .,,b
s4,. until ID. same ,hsl hsvs been pAd ot - Ao, h,
vrIs, Boston torvsra-d through vs pss ''
70 1i''' w soRDEN, As-o. SOA n .rd II we..~
T1HE REGULAR AAIL LINE vls STONING-
i TON for BoSro.s ard PROyIDENCE-inAnA kcus-
o; ss .:n .as PaYaoTra Roek. css joel s,on an.
C. VANDERBILT CsFs Stnrr:s In ocrseeSsS S''n IN
sroNINGTON AND PROVIDENCE and BostOS ANp
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS, leaving Sew,fo,s aHy ".
isy. .Ic-psedl from Per No North av-r srs, ~h. ssov.
Is,.ery pao. o-,rt and S,onirStou nSs p m q
arvsl Of zoe Maj Trsin ~sich issvrs sosoo ~
rse c VANDERBILT, fou N-~-fcfk, Mondsy "edscs
DAY sn5 Friday; from ss'riaEtonustsy THURSDAY Ana '&
srdsy. -, -. s~,-
s n :1' '''''''' a'o 'o"a''1, -''1
Boston In me Expr-s Nal Fran rescaiN nid 80
sy,uc~ of nos BY and Ia ample time tor All tne
sary uiui Inca north And EAST Passengers A'
prefer IT remain OF board the seAnnsr ensy n.ns rs
as,urht bressfs II desired and leave S,onins'n II me
N zsin connecting Providence With ne IL N 'Fsan "
Bosos-
baggage rsaes tae steamer sne "sn 'as'
$3.50 ~ "a s..,..x-n.,e June %.
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miscellaneous.
Ocean Steamers, ST.

II s. M. STEAMSHIP OCEAN QUEEN. for
~ HAIRE VI. SOUTHAMPTON VII sail iron Per We j.
North Ry-r p.c.siy o'cock sArC aOAf. A-s1';
IS with ps..srEe-. ard ,pe. f tlg snd an F'.sc
D TORRANCE y. wing Greer. n. Y
FsEIcHr AID P.ssAGE REDUCED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10

WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT in
w GRAND PIANOS.
sTFlNWAY SONS invite artists and the public r-neral
70 call and examine their newy+ny-n:ed OEEHSIRihG
GRAND PIANO, which, for and quality o. tone pro-
superior other Grand Piano By al who hsye
smlned whom tbs b, musical judges q me
Try such Godb-cs, III. HsEsn Editor OF The MuGcA
Hsviewl L. C. HUI, w. A. King, W. Mason, II. c. gm, d.
4. Nel.spAsspt, A. h. Wood, asd many othera
STfINWAY L SONS.
M.ruhctnr,r Noa 50 and 81 wslkers-. NewYork-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-23
aHoRaHrowN.
Ceyyssponlsnes eff TIE Star.

GHoRsErowS, May %, 1852.
The large ice-house (empty) situated on the
margin Of the canal basin, near the X street
bridge over Rock Creek, and owned by Mr. Mid
oe'on, was entirely consumed by fire about ~
O'CLOCK on saturday night. The flame was also
communicated 10 two small brick tenements close
by, belonging to the estate of the late q c. Gram
H'er; which were also consumed Mr. Middleton,
we learn, was insured i'm the sum of $40 There
= no doubt but the fire was the work of an incen-
diary The Vigilant fire company of our city, the
western Hose, Union, and others Of yours, were
soon on the ground, and did good service in ar
ment. -.
The handsome little canal steamer L. J. Brenple.
Japan hlttef left this morning on her first trip
70 harper.s Ferry and intermediate points Her
starting attracted quite large concourse of per-
SONS along the margin of the canal to witness her
performance There was quite a large company
OF passengers on board. and she went off i'm fine
style. Her speed has been tested both in the
river ana canal, and came fully up to the most
sangulne expectation of the builders of the boat
ana engine The Brengle is perfect model of
neatness, and beauty of finish. and arrangement
and capable Of accommodating comfortably from
seventy-fve to one hundred passengers
, As the action Of our City Councils in authorizing
'he leVylng OF front-foot tax to defray the ex-
pense OF distributing the aqueduc water through
tne town Is being considerably discussed and
their power to dose We insert the act of Couvrcss
approved Mitch 2, 1855, upon9w the ord-
Ion of our citizens generally:
sec. And De ufRrth,r enacted, That the said
corporation OF Georgetown shall have full power
and authority to introduce into said town , sunnly
oil water Tor the use of the Inhabitants thereof and
70 cause the streets, lanes, and alleys or any of
thein or any portion of any of them 10 be lplSt.d
by gas, or otherwise, and to provide for the ex-
Pense OF any such works or improvements. either
ny special tax or out of its corporate funds gen
orally, or both, at it's discretion
The recent speculative demand for corn and
consequent advance in prices, seems To have
spnrred up the farmers and other holders of the
article in the section of country west of MS to a
considerable extent, and Notwithstanding ii had
oeen frequently said there no corn for SALE, In
that region, they have by some means or other
scared up very considerable quantity-not less
than "A 900 to IS 900 bushels having reached our
MARKET by canal, since Saturday morning. About
I2Wo bushels, chiefly white, changed hands on
saturday after the closing Of our letter at sSa9Cc
which shows decline OF some ia6 cents There
are some i2OOO TO 1900 bushels the market
this morning. Nothing worthy Of note doing in
hour or wheat since our last report
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

ny j. {. MCGUIRE & CO, AuctIoneers.
EOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
STREET wEsT-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
sa a n S g. 9 2. on the premises we shall
S4uare No. SD, outing s. feet inches on moth
stge az the corner Of Sd street west and running
square fe-t of ground -''
-, Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in G. y and
M ar WIZ interest, secured by deed Of trust
MA q ]. c. MCGUIRE h CO. Aucts
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FUTURE DAYS
Nv A GREEN auo,,o

BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIN-
~ PROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.-On Mon
ia the Sth instant, shall sell, in front of the
premises, att O'Clock m the following described
Two neat two-stOTy Frame Houses and Lots
elns part 81 original cot No. 2, in square No IsH
fronting IL ieet on north l. street and running ia 81
FIRST Ward 'S "es''
O Also, the unimproved portion of Lot No. 2 in
square No. l4i, which has a beautiful front Of III
eet on north l. street, and back IS feet 10 ~
loot alley between 18th and 18th streets west
Also, Lot NO.7, In Square No. liz, fronting 81 feet
lth street west, aud running back 81 feet inches
ID SElont alley, between north 4 and Nj SITS
AIso, tne western part of Lot u, IN Square III.
fronting % teet on NJ street, aud running Hack Il
i;at, between 18th and 20th streets west
The houses erected upon lot i'm Square No LA are
neat, c"mlortaDle dwellings one contains Z good
rooms, the other 5, and rents for So per MONTH The
oostlon Of this property Is desirahIe, being stu
ated an that section Of the First Ward which Is
lplS Improving and enhancing in value
Terms: One third cash the residue in 8, L. a nd
u months Tor notes bearing interest, secured hy a
deed OF trust ON the premises,
Title md sputahle
should Inc purchaser or purchasers fail to comply
WIN the terms OF sale, the property will be resod Al
their cost and risk by giving three DAYS notice al
shch sale IN the National lnteliIgeuceT.
ma Il A. GREEN, Auct
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

'I'hLSTEE'S SALE OF 2-STORY FRAME
AgeTioN.1On TIL RSDAY. The sd DAY Of june,
1885, sla sell, IN front of the premises, at o'cl'k
p m by virtue of deed of trust to the sui scr her
bea'i1g date the 18th day of November, 1867, ard
recorded In l6er A. =, No.. l45 foos O., s.. &C.
county, IN the District of Columbia, all that piece
Washington, District aforesaid. and known as
IaTts OF Lots twenty SIX 10 and twenty seven n
square numbered four hundred and ninety 81 ,
ti9 beg inning for the at distance IA feet
inches from the southeast corner of said square,
on ~ street, and running thence north hteen feet
and two Inches, us feet inches,) thence west one
hundred ieet 100 thence south eighteen feet two
inches lib feet lnchesl thence east the place of
beginning, together with the Improvements, which
aye good dwelling house, &c &c.
Terms: One-thlrd cash balance IN 6, 10 and 10
MONTHS the purchaser to give notes for the deferred
payments, bearing interest from DAY of sale. All
convey aDclng at the cost of the purchaser If the
terms OF sale are not complied with in days. the
trustee reserves the right to resell the property al
the risk and cost of the first purchaser, by adyer
Using the same three times ia the Star.
PATRICK BOWLING. Trustee
ma % 2w6ds A. GREEN Anct
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

by a. UhEF.N, AuctlOneer.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT NEAR THE
- NAVY YARD At AUcTIoN.-On FRIDAY, the
Nth instant. shall SELL in front Of the .premi ses AT
6oclock p. m. a handsome Building Lot near the
wsstern cate of the Navy Yard, il being Lot No. T.
IN square No; 1872. This property fronts A feet .
Inches on south between 9th and 9TH streets east
and runs back ~ feet II inches to 81 foot alley
Terms One-fourth cash; balance in 6, u and 10
months, Tor notes bearing interest from day of SALE
deed given and deed of trust taken. All con-
veyancIng at the cost Of the purchaser.
ina IA cod A. GREEN, Auct.
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
on account OF the rain until WEDNESDAY the
25th instant same hour and place.
ma2ld A. GREEN, Auct.
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LOCAL NEWS.

UBTEB STAR PUBLISHES The LISTS or LRTFHRs
fKSAIN-Se N FIX WASHINGTON CITY Posr OFFICE
sSBKR IRE PROVISIONS OF THK LAW DIRECTING
SHRs TO BE PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING
SHK LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY
OF THE OFFICE ITs TOTAL EAILI CALCULATIONS IL
eoRE THAN OoUsrs THAT OF ANY oTHKs DAILY
feTNTEr TFv DTsTRIcr or COLUMBIA
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS
RESOLUTION repeating resolution in relation

RESOLUTION repeating a resolution in relation
to the market house
Resotred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of GeorgetoirH
That the resolution in relation to the stands out
side the market house and the fish stands i'm the
market house, approved April Is, 1853 he, and the
same 10 hereby, repealed.
Approved March 29, 1859.
RESOLUTION in relation to c. F. Shekell. tax
collector.
heSOIred by the Board of Aldermen and Boo,d nj
common Council Of the Corporation of GsorgetOun
That Z. Shekell, tax collector. report TO tn.
corporation. at Its next meeting, why near four
hundred dollars of the school tax has not been
paid over to the clerk; and, further, to report to
the Corporation. at its next meeting the names of
all tax payers In arr, ars, and the amount owing by
e e ana specliylns for what purpose-whether
Tor general, special, streets, or gas post tax; and
the clerk be- and he Is hereby directed to furnish
Mr.. Shekell with copy OF this resolution
Approved March 20, 1859.
RESOLUTION making an appropriation for LIGHT
Ing, cleaning, and sweeping the mar et-house
RsSOlred by the Board of Aider,HeH sad Board of
Common Council Of Le Corporation OF Georgeton,i
That the sum pf one hundred dollars or So much
thereof as may be necessary, be- and the same Is
hereby appropriated for the wear 1859 for the DUR
pose 90, OF paying Tor lighting cleaning, and sweep
rected 10 pay same to the order of the Market
Master, he accounting to the Clerk for his expend-
tues under this resolution by the proper vouchers
n RESOLUTION supplementary to resolution en-
Titled " resolution in relation to licensed wap-
ons, hacks, drays, coaches, omnibuses, carts, and
other vehicles" approved March I2. 1859
a ResOfrsd by the BOdTd Of Akiernen and Board of
tonImon Council Of the Corporation OF Gsorgefoir,i
That the resolution to which this is supplement
shall be so construed, and shall be deemed to in
clude the horses. harness, and other equipments
necessary and essential to the running Of the We
hicles mentioned in said resolution
Approved April ,, 1859.
RESOLUTION repeating certain inspection laws
ReSoirrd Jy the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council Of the Corporation of GsorgetO,cy
That all laws Of this Corporation that require the
Inspection and gauging Of liquors which have
been gauged, and of fish that have been inspected
In any town or city of the United States be- and
the same are hereby repealed.
Reso!red, further That all the laws of this Cor
poraton that require the inspection Of butter and
lard he, and the same are hereby repealed
Approved April 2. 1859
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Financial.

Financial.
NRw YORK, May % -Stoc IA are dun and heavy.
Chicago and Rock Island 62X; Illinois Centrsi
bonds -; Michigan Southern guaranteed bonds n,
New York Central 7lx; Reading 44S; Virginis
6s y; Missouri G's S|g
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON 8 TO MoRKoW

BY A. GREEN, Auctions, : :
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING Isors E,o-
v ING on NORTH AND l. STREETS AT 49,
On MONDAY, the sd instant. shall sell in fro,
OF the premises at O'Clock p. m, Lots Nos & q ~
Is II, u, 10, II. "a, II and ~. Square No. lg7 -
THIS property Ia handsomely sitated, GrontipE nm
north and l. and 9th streets west nearly on postts
the Western Market house. and presents many in
vestment 49, "
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in one and two
y'Sfs' Tor notes bca aug interest from the day of
lndIsputable. i'Ho
ma ma A. GREEN. Auct-
BY BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY; GEORGETOWN.
~. WEDNESDAY MORNING, Istb instan,
-, o. !" /" CLOCK, We will sell at the kouse ON MAJ
49, >, eet. uyuTs above 81 street Georgetovn an
NJ bn ai,1sm' 81 Hogsehold Furniture. &C. as m
WWhssny SToia CO. Chairs, do Rockers
H ~ INT ahy Iaoies, Bureaus, Stands
NsIhGInDes. Bedsts ads, Mattresses RAd.
LOOKING gias SEES, Toilet Sets,
Pahor and Kitchen Stoves Croclar, w.
r. w I'm other goods and furniture being The anti.
lurnlture contained IN said house e INC ehttre
mai BARNARD BUCKLEY. Anc..
H. THE ABOVE SALEIS POsTpONrn
to FRIDAY MORNING, 9th inst At 10 ,'ci>ritD
ma IL BARNARD IL BUCKLEY. Ancts
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS FI-RTBER
postponed until MONDAY EVENING, Nav q.
ma - RAPNaRDk pIrcur1- "
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AUCTION SALES

By WALL q BARNARD. Apctiooe.--
VEKY SUPERIOR FAMILY HORSE, HAR-
Ro ssGSsfSSAs 18th instant
superior and n sSn, OF eur auction room,
and nearly new, light built single seated Rocka
,o LesTs: % and 50 days, for approved endorsed
ma q Walt & BARNARD, Auc,..
BY WALL & BARNARD. Auctionaers.
BTfHh GRsb,tyo .rrr AT oAaNNcThIoN;.on
o'cloek, we viii sell in front Of lot l. asre ss
she f2owing Building Lots: Lot l. square IS.
Lot Sqnare ~ fronting 80 feet three fonrths inch
no street between 18th and 18th sts Lot 8,
ne sr OF 18th street east and north q ST.
htins; SN cash on each lot to be paid at sale
rest and secured b, deed oftrust on the prem
ma . WALL q BARNARD. Arcts.
BY WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneers.
BIissLiD Np.G T LOTS OTIS. AND AS9TARE ON THE 4
NUN, nth instant. at O'Clock. in font of the
postR st ws viii nn sell Lg
red u Sop rnd I'd street west; one Square
Terms: So cash on each lot, to be pa id at sale
oa S In and months for notes bearing interest
ms 8 Walt SssH e. sni BS q fSG F,1ni s.c,,
BY A. GREEN, Auc,ioneer.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE IN THE NAVY
gun hsiant, snail sell. at the late residence If
commodore kudd. In the Navy Yard. at l. O'Clock
n, a lot 81 excellent Furniture, viz:
On. hne FIR, nch Pate Gilt Frame Mirror. u by 30
inches, ~ ''' - o' ~
Mahoeany Hat Rack ard Bookcase.
-. Do .arge Arm Char, Cane. seat Rockers
rihS iapestry and Stair Carpets, aud Crumb
Lot OF CrOckery Ware,
W aIters, Tin and Wooden Ware
f'ne a. ae 2t Beds Boosters and Pillows, and
Fine Hair and other Mattresses,
| Stove, &c.
Terms cash.
q u GpEEN Az,
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Result Of stsrvation-PiL... PEAK rm,
ton

az r orIs, May "a private letter dated pa
Pixies Peak emiyrantS had attacked "a "..,'s
one of the outward bound trains near o,FannnSs
Bun During the melee. ID. C. Oaks the Con-
unctor, was killed. and Mr.. Griffith the newly
appointed postmaster at AuTsria, en- route 90 ,nke
charge of the Office, was hung by the cesp-radoes
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SALE OF VI ELE BG2TEEE RkAr gSp 06T
EeETE &C. At I'll TufEs sbRYF MORN psSo
M IN MAY path, commencing at IO1s O'clock, shall
10. u Indiana avenue, (centTe house in Blarden's
Roy; between Sd and ~ sts., his superior House
One elegant Medallion Parior Suit of Solid Rose
RRn r"cs,, Upholstery ~ Green and Gold French
ton Chalrs, and Arm Chairs, made by Baudo-
One superior Rosewood ~ octave Chieke,iug Pr
One superb Oval Marble-top Centre Table, Solid
Two large French Plate Mantel Mirrors,
One sgpe'ior Rosewood Hs secretary and Bookcsss
Fine Parlor Gas Chandeliers. Brackets. &c
Superior Velvet Sd and Tapestry Brussels ParOr
Solid Sci Rosewood Card Table, very fine finish.
Two large substantial Walnut Bookcases.
Very handsome Sold OAK sdeboaTd,n WITH Sa1e
top, shelf. and carved hack. " '''''
Solid Oak Extension Dining Table, scroll legs
S" 81, a. Rosewood Hat Rack, with rnirro7 hack,
Very lne Carved and Plain Mahogany French Bed
Mah9sagy and Walnut Dressing Cabinets. with
Ma Mahogany an tWsshstands with marble tops.
Mahogaly Bookcase, Walnut Rockers.
Walnut Rout Tables,
Mahogany SECRETARY and Bookcase
Iron BrtsteaJs, Kitchen Furniture
Cooking Requisites, Refrigerator, &c
Ihe attention Of persons in quest of superior fIr
ntue Is particular called {" thIs sale. as the art
cleS are nearly new, IN excellent condition. and n
seldom occurs that furniture of equal QuaIity car bs
procured In this city. ' " 0
ELEGANT CARRIAGE AND DOUBIE HARNESS
AT O'Clock, IN front of the house, shall sell
one elegant Phaeton, handsomely finished and
nearly new, built by Brewster, Of New YORK
Also, one Set OF heavy silver mounted Double Har-
ness. A'"i
Terms: $50 and under cash over that sim. a
credit OF 60 and for approved endorsed notes
bearing interest. ''''os'
ma ls-d&ds c. w. BOTELER, Auct.
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ID JOHN +. BICKEL.
i LUMBER, Gas, AND STEAM EITTER

OhSJ ANU X,
no. 47O PENN. AVENUE,
tUnder the United States Hotell
, WaShiagt0H Cay, ID. G..
Ghe Proprietor will execute all kinds of work in
ms line OF business IN the neatest, best and most
substantial manner, and at the shortest notice
Engaged with him Is EDGAR u. STEEvER, late of
Philadelphia, well known and celebrated for his fin
lshed rkmanshlp In the manufacture Of all arti-
cles pertal ming to his trade.
AT the above named store may he found constantly
on hand, and ioI sale at reasonable prices great
variety of BATH TUBS, SHOWER BATHS
Ornalnented and Plain WASH-BASINS,W WATER
CLOSETS, uR!NALS, of every description;
EINAMEl;LED IRON WA SHSTANDS. IRON
SINKS, Copper BUFFERS TRAYS, Copper
WASHBASlNS, &c; also, a large assortment Of
PANTS; BRACKETS, FI.EXIBLE DROP
LIGHTS with Image Stands, PLAIN DROPS,
and PAPER SHAPES, GLASS SHADES Of the
meIOus to mention. - "
All work warranted tn give satisfaction
The public are respectfully invited To call and ex
anime before making purchases elsewhere.
FOR his ability ~ a mechanic. r.. n, STEEyRR re-
iers 10 the following gentlemen:
washington, ID. Cdr. Blake, CommissO of
Pubic B9ildings; ProI Henry, Smithsonian lnsti-
Philadephia.-Col. John Bingham, Col. Thomas
u. Florence, Theodore Cuyler, Esq, Richard Nor
rls, Ess. Fredk Fraley, ESQ.,, DIR. Paul Ii. Goddard
q. Is. Duncan, Esq, John Agnew, ESQ. G, orge M
Wharton, Esq. James Page, ESQ, John Kesslar
| r., EssY Wn English, Esq. Morton McMichael,
Esq, and Edw. v. Gay, Esq, CIV. Eng,
New Jersey Geo. Sy kes.
! New Sork.-A. w. ThOmpson. Esq. ma % Iw
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MARRIED,
On the 22d instant, by the Rev Father Iansberg
Mr.. ISAAC KAUFMAN To Miss JEANETTE
COHEN, both of Germany.
MARRIED,
DIE ED,

mn sunday morning, 22d instant, EDWARD
THOMAS, son Of Patrick and Ann Greene. aged D
years aud y months.
specially invited tn att nd In sAfunerai On nesia,
sfterno9n a. zoelock: from his fathers resiien0e,
NO oN9 18th street, Island without further MOTTO ;,
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Further Europ.an p.,,iI,

p,,,in,,,. os s,, Nay 23-The steamship CITY Of
bs s N from iayerpoOl via Cape Race. arrived
lowing additional details OF Enrnrssi e voc iol-
On Thursday the Liverpool cotton m,,Ss .,,.s
quiet, and fully I'D. higher than Frid,y,. go
uons- with estimated sales Of GO bales Al Ion
uon; on Thursday noon. Consols stood oI lass -
The number Of volunteer seamen daily oss,Ss,,,
at the Woolwich station about 90
u was stated confidentially at the London elpl,.
Ihd' immediately on the meeting Of Parliament
Lore Pamerston will move, and Lord Russell
second the motion for a vote Of censure ON the
ministers Tor having dissolved Parliament under
'"g re CRUCIAL circumstances Of the times
he Moniteur Beige gives notice 20 all BELGIAN
subjects who may attempt pri Watering or any otb
So Sohrary 10 the duties Of neutrality will be-
,; eau as pirates abroad, and be liable 10 prosecu
ton by the Belgian tribunals ~
Mrs Sheridan Muspr,tt x,s,., ~, rh..,....
Cushman, died at Liverpool on tbs ,o,h O''e