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A Protestant GENERAL II The FEESou
ARNY.-It may not be generally known that
Marshal Random, the third commander inTank
Of the French troops in Sardinia, is a Protest.
ant. In the memorable campaign against Rus
sa, be served with distinction under Napoleon
l. IN the various governments which France
has had foT the last forty years, be has COM
manded great respect for bis requirements and
abilities. He is a diplomatist as well az a SOL
der, and was for a number Of wears Governor
General Of Algeria. From 1851 70 1856 TIE
Count R1udon was a General 81 Division =
but, II we rightly remember, he was created a
marshal at the close Of the Crimesn war. lie
commands that portion Of the French troops
known az ethe army Of the Alps" Judging
from the past, he has superior military abili-
tics 70 Canrobert, who is gszetted az the eon-
mander-in-chief Of the soldiers Of Napoleon III
On Sardinia.
Baron Henry Hess, Chief Of The Qusrternas-
ter's Department in the Austrian army, Is also
a Protestant. According to = communication
which va Published a few days since, from L
r. Breisach, Esq, Baron Hess "has the rspu-
tation Of being the best General in Europe
/ yOuradf0G Commerce
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EyGLAND Nor LIKED ~ ITALY.-A cor
respondent Of the London TINES, writing from
Turin, May %, says:
Whoever, BY the cut n his coat, By the man.
ner OF wearing his bat, or BY bis bearing and
gait, may be taken or mistaken for an En-
glshman. must have rather an uncomfortable
time Of il in Italy az the present day. Not
that any Of the people here would dream q of
enug any personal insult 10 an innfensVe trav-
eler, or that any public demonstration agains,
England may be ~spprehended for YOU mus,
hatiy deny as incorrect the statement that tht
air God save the Queen" has been Kissed a.
the Carlo Felice Theater az Genoa but, never
theless, a feeling somewhat hostile TO Englsnt
and the English how throughout the country.
and be who has a key 20 Italian hearts from
bis knowledge Of the language and from 2 fra,
and intimate Intercourse with people OF an
ranks, must needs perceive that the immens,
popularity enjoyed by our country ID c~onstitu.
ticnsl Piedmont is, to say the least, greatly OF
The Wane.
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we Ws HOOKS
BOOKS! BOOKSi!
JUST RECEIVED
CIeaves &Vaden

N4GdVGS q " a0CA
nN CIVIL LIBERTY n SELF-GQVERShENr.
~ rs Francis Lirber, l. Id. ~cg-reFS1ilne aeuhe1
Of ne ~Iusfituis % Franoe. etcs author % Political
Ethics," "Puncpies e Legal and Political lnterPreia-
E-APoLR0NIc mEAs CDss Idees NsPoleoaisunesi
Par II Prise N~apuieaul- Louis Banapartes hrussels
isB. Traurlatfd - lanes A. Dorr.
DAVENPORT DUNN Ma q our Day b Chas
Lever. Fmrleic IA one volume
A msrORICAL ACCOUNT eF ST. THOMAS NESI
INDIES; with be Rise I'D frasrssfu CglEerce, Mf-
sious xnd Ohurohes, Climate auf n Adart1tidn q Iuta-
lifs. Gafoaal stru1ture, Natural Hi-tors md baiany.
By Z hn p EnaN- .t
Tale. hv Anna Harriet Dru-y, suthnress q Fr1snls
ard Fortunes. % d E~asthuryR etc .r. Ha. .
sNEEDs REPORTS Volume 5th.
THE r OF TANNING CuRhYING AND LEaru-
ER uHFSsINGs ThedTercany and Practically Corsid-
cred IN an its Defaiis. Edited b. he French o. De Pm
.rusHe and p. Marrg7e viii nHmcrous em-udstuns
ara adiuons D. Campbell Merat mwtutei with 50
wcrI encravingE-
PARISH AND OTHER PENClLINGs. By Eiruan,
auuiar o. o. Letters ta Ht-hop Hrrhes-"
GODFREY IONCrON, or, Tie Faihlee- Guard en-
ny sussnna Node amhr g R9uEhiuE if b. the
Dush-"
NOISES FROM AN OLD ~ Ssihaniel
Hawthorne. TEu v6lume- h euel
ne ahoTe int received by
mrl7 CLEAvEs A
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THIBUTE TO A "MARTTR"-The Roman
Catholics Of Coyington. XIV, recently sent 10
voung Wall, who was fogeed In the Pilot
street School. for obeying The teachings Of ~
father AMI priest. rather than the rules o. tbs
school. a magnificent silver goblet. Around
tine brim is inscribed I've arc ready 10 die
rather Than 10 transgTess the laws Of God re-
ceiVed from our fathers. IT. Maccabss, G. VII,
q. 2d.r Beneath Is a cross, with the legend.
goblet arc these words; "Ihe Cathedral Schools
Of Coyineton, Ky, 10 Thomas /. Wall. a. a
Tribute of admiration Cor his FiliaI Pietv.
Manly Fortitude, and Heroic Faith Under Tor
ture at The Eliot School, Boston, March I4th.
1859.
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a NhIUAHLE RELIC.-OWGIyAL poErRAI1
o. SuAKsPEARE.-We were shown vesierda,
what purpoted 10 be an original portrait Of
S~hakspears, which was taken from life on %,
ID day Of October, I60s. It was purchases
thirty years ago at Standardization, En-
gland, BY Robert Eimeston, father Of Wm.
Prescott Edmrs'on. Of this city. Il is in a
good state OF preservation, and beans a strong
resemblance 10 the general portraits found il
copies Of his works, and which are generally
associated with his mlustri0as name. IL genu-
ine-as was believed by the person who pur-
chased il IN Avon-itis indeed a most valuable
antiquarian relic, and has a history which
everTreader Of Shskspe1re would like 10 trace.
The portrait is taken in erayon. Shakespeare
appears in Il a smaller man han be Is usually
renresenf ed.-Cincinnau EacEirer..
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DISSOLUTION.


THE partuership h~rrststar- cxlsiuE between Joe %
Il Keller sui q Shmairief. unfrr the uame nui arm
u 10 Keller & c.. has his lzv r~en Dissolved By
matual c1uent. JOS KELLER
GEuRGE ScuMALZRIED
Mrrupura NJ "a r7-a
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THE BLACK Man W MAssAcHUsErrs-
The Boston C0urieT, IN lecturing Cal Schurz,
The Wisconsin German Republican who went
10 Boston 70 set the Yankee Republicans right
on political questions, thus snumerates tho
privileges Of the negro ia the state Of Massa-
chusetts:
"Here the colorsd man votes here colored
children and white children 20 70 the same
schools here the races are allowed 70 inter-
marry, and as we have seen, thew DO not fail
70 avail themselves Of their privileges. And
there is nothing in the laws or the S.ate to pre-
vent a colorel mans serving on the jury, If the
subordi mate fuHctionaries on whom the duty
Of selecting iurymen is devolved chooses "a
put him there. The black man here stands on
: perfect equality with The white man, except
that he can not serve in the militia and for
this The United states are responsible, and not
the State"
What is the reason, for al that, that so few
colored persons make Massachusetts, THEN
home 2
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NFFUWPH

A BOUT three weeks sin--. a mrfiun- lad BAY
n HoRsE. sho1f EIGHT years 1lf. with p sfa- Il hT
forehead ali hs fa-fteps cGFhnrt NHv iuf rnadau
r~eEpectine Dim uHftr htukfu b. urceveI. SAD ; 90
erai reward pail - tis dehvrry o. fhrunrrher rre
and . hHlf miles esa 81 town. gl ne rireon Eoet 90
~ ~ 50. A. FrmrEru-
rrgT-Ius gWFppERn n fSWr
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ROMANCE At pkHIs.-Oneof those rnm7nres
which NAV occur elsewhere than at Paris, but
the narration Of which is only there raised to
an art, has lately been made known. A
wealthy gentleman ~ Liverpool sent his son
-o Paris for general improvement, and placed
him under the fostering core Of a Yorkshire
psr70n- The parvoH and his pupil stopped a.
The Hoteid Louvre. In a day OF two the
clerical MINOR f0undhis green young Telema-
chns a bore, and a great hindrance tohis private
sports. So be was accustomed 10 send The
vouih % walk in the Arcades Of the Rue De
Rivoli, while he himself eniovedl life In his own
way The hov, NJ first inclined 10 rebel
against this dull sN De- Of promenade. soon be-
gan 10 develop a very cheering fondness for IT,
and he tutors heart was glstdened thereby.
Things went on in this way very pleasantly
for a time, tin hy some means The parson was
informed that bis young charge was about 10
contract a matrimonial alliance with a young
glove maker and vender, whose shop in the
Arcades was the resort Of the Young men
about town, ard who was remarkable for her
beauty and Der shrewdnsss. The report was
but too true; the green young man from Liver
pool, eHamored Of the fair vendsr of gloves. had
offered her marriage, andhad c0mmiftedhis Of
es 10 paper, with al the recklessness Of hot
youth The fancee was perfectly ready 10
give up her claim on her intended husbands
hand for $4,000 francs, and this sum she will
probably receive. Meanwhile Der shop Is
t~hr0nEed with curious visitors, and her daily
sales or gloves are
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HYEEEF HOTFL,
haGRANGE
Military sRCOdehlU,
SITUATED AT LAGRANGE,
FRANKLIN COUNTY ALA.
The NCrt Session Of this Iasfi alton gill bsgin
IL ~ IL nLrn

The Kcri Scssioa Of this HHsfi ufion riH begin
he 5h Of yHly, 1859.
uruE oET-e % sfufy emHraeas Lan-uugez and Liter
j aturr. In HHnlau 20 he scisuuhc cfurse uaulIlv
pursued at military institution. Discipline rigid, and
rfricilg euf0--rd-
TEHNs OF ADNrssIoE-Niuey Dollars for session %
Owe mlufhs. fr barf. tuiuun, wsrhuu-. fuel. lights and
rom fguiturr.
- Students fr LGrauEe vii leaNe the Memphis
ami C~harlrst1n Rnm1d a. IrlTfrn nracE .
~ Copies q De uiFshui EaEuaGoas sent On aupli-
ra4gu o. NfHf y. W. Iilfrs0n. Sgpauuienfeut, % he
uulersirnel. 2. c. FfNSON,
Presilelt bard % Trustrcs.
.. Goonwux. Secretary. uyss-2n
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F0a TIE PURPOSE or KEEPING FRrrT Isl VIC
TABLES ~ THEIR ORIGINAL raasHNEsS o
Any LENGTH or TINE
Ana cluddfufT claimed 10 Be superior Oh any Jar thaf
has hitherto appeared.
HUdEsE JARS have, a. Tie proEess % mauufaciure,
Il been Tulce srtiectrd % an Intense Heat q afh1urs
each time. aad thus rendered totally incapable o. unlrr-
rnE suy dsisterl1ul chemical action hey are supe-
rlar o. la1-r constructed ~ tin, because metal inVlriably
Tastes ordlsc3of ruit- They are superior Oh glass. o.
asuse. whsle being free from punusncss- they viii DOT
break dlnrE Ie urlcess % being dned with h1iluc
fruit. a tniuE fluse c1ustuHtrd ~ glass are prurerbaIfv
Hahie o. d1-ms1f1ver. they are much more re1alnsbie
Do price.
~AfE0-famln recclrtofa full1ssurtucnt o. CHLSA.
GLASS ad QCEENsNAkH On Which ! respecifulN ~
rife the attentive g my friends and the pubIic.
". IT, NJ
myes-im GlToso uotei Huiifin-. SHELBY street.
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DARNEIT GRAHAN has rhis tr -sihis Interest ia
ID the Etl-k 81 god and Eraoaries 90 hssd hraa1r=
b ~ fm ~ SEAWAM g. HILL % Wn. Kel1n HI.
Eho Ein oauulue the G-ocsry aui C. umteio1 tE,nrss
90 lis owu hudu1f. ard On BIS eva ufmt 90 o. s8me
fznd herrfofare occupid d Graham & HiT- ne ffn
af Graham a. Hall wlu b. tis-clvrd ir a Sort rua. uuf
Is 0luuged fi ne ru-uo-r q Efrfiur no Crv
BARNETT GRAHAw.
w EENAN BILL.
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TO Ehe Trade.

To the TRADE.
UEau me als arsufs in WemHhis tr me O'F11an
W Nils g So. Lu1s. aL Er MzC1Iou a Co.'S
Lime work a. Crp- aE 81 tle SALE af W.
man. EauiE Co.'S or Eea- alf OILS. s.. Lll- Or
lrrs aiire-sed O. us or eifhel % ne a1.ve establish
mfnfs. Tor artrl-s of their Manufacture. gul meet with
nranrf attrlfi1n aui VIII sirHTs BE-. -f desired. dIaf
here M MI sat n1t.U Fl-l- f--Eht al Ilslsarcc
D o1tvnIf CLARK NORTON a. co.
mar Wn-E WHrHura WHr
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-Ths gndersigned candidates 10 represent
Hsywood county in the lower branch Of th'
next Safe Legislature, viii address their Eel
low-citizsns at the folio wing times and places
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Noticed Mule Lost and a Mule
Found.

Found.
ON ne IN insf-.a by Of mine nm o. and carried o.
" fhe vicinity 20 Meuptis a Huvu Mare Eule. seven
o. elelf Vrrrs Ga with a white unae and rery straight
back. vhich be turned bore near Memphis. on te Her
uanIr Plank Road and on remminr ahaui the eCfh BE-
hruuEht h1a a Brown Horse Nuie. medium size,
abcaf four years OIL. utiA be avs BE- luuud lase
% he sau1e rr1f. near Ndaetnah. Idsire lnfdi nadan
both as % IT, one earned 2 snl Tho ane trouEhf hums.
mal3-Ias r. WILKINSON
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YALnABLE srBTRBAN PROPERIY.


sH Acrasoa McLsir's auarte VIA p 1eH 1iAs
win SIX rs.n- frHnlul rrcFf. .alari ma salua
az 49, - Haabura street. ueh aupTcvuf House.
I ei-ff rdrms and aI necessary on a1use sNlrl eN
wrf-a1. ne,- NJ Weraani1 PnnkrQai uouse seven
raais auF orf hausff.
So Acre 81 nhi@s frm ne our one nle .ne
/ FemsIe Calie-es m1u-r win g roI. oi Aes e'
onr-t1rf we'll umtcrci-
100 feet tv 90 deepcu Uewan@
Shy rut hnTzes. nfnieu, etc.
AZ Acres o. terrifuI wuHNlul on A-A N
- nics trcl Cont spare.
a. Acres8mllrs naTu heaty "a ue nFN 9H Lne
Rlai rIuu1lE hlct Oh Ceu-ru Avenue
8 Acres IN MurfheHd avenue. lH Fl- .I p ne
new R1irirh roaI int aursite o. NJ Marehead-
0a@cf Lt ~ &C arfs aad t1ur htsaa aaes each y
mits rum Court S1lare 81 Heruauap ftnkroaA near
Satf Ferlaie Concre.
Varionsafher Harstan Lac IN Afereut parts { TIE
city, ad some elegant phefs IN me fanart-s improved
All mImpruFed.
Ais. alsree quantity oflants IN reunessee Arkansas,
Mississippi. Lnuslana ana T-Tas
YOUNG. HOLT s. CO,
MAJ We u6 Nam street. % stars
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CHooT COUNTY, ANA correspondent Of
the Vicksbarg Soaihron, writing from Chico.
county, on the 18Th inst, says:
We are in the midst Of glorious cotton
weather, with Just such crops as all good
planters are fond Of Dragging about. We have
been troubled with nothing this spring except
a little wet weather, which made the grass
grow Tor O lime, but we are generally done
scraping now, and our corn is Just ready ia
receive the finishing touches. We have had
20 water 10 trouble Us this, compared with
what We had last year. / know Of bat two
plantations Ia he county that have been en-
tirely inundated, and they are both quite small.
The parish OF Carroll. in Louisiana, has been
leaky this wear, and the editor Of the Lake
Providence Herald seems disposed 10 b-sg
some. In announcing the FIRST fall in the riYeT,
be says. a" Our overhowed friends in Arksn-
sas and Mississippi and the parishes below,
can now breaihe a little easier Just listen
10 the man-Moand City talking 70 the Cal
rotes. Why nay dear sir, II we had been over
flowed here in Chieol, where would your eoun-
try have heen2 We have hardly had a decent
supply Of water this year. Always want a
little you know rant do without it.. Bound
70 have enough 20 take il ~"half-and-hah.2
Come up and see our crops, and our word for
81, you VIII forget tia this has ever been an
oVer1oVvri country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-20

Z orrssponSsnes of Tie Star.

GEORGETOWN, May 20, 1859.
our City Councils met last night pursuant to
"dJo"rnment. In the Council, Mr. DunIop Offer
ca resolution, which was adopted, askiny for
the l+sal opinion of the Recorder as TO the mower
OF the Corporation to levy front foot tax upon
The property Of the Town to defray the exn.nse of
distributing the Aqueduct water through the
Town. WIZ
Mr.. King presented the petition Of Miss vdia
A English, asking to be released from the onera.
ton of the Corporation law requiring ali area
10 Aldermen. go ''''''''
The same gentleman offered the following re-
solution, which was adopted:
heSofrsd, That the Mayor be- and he is hereby
requested Ia suspend for the present the operation
Oh the law In relation ito area walls passed Feb
ruary, 1S5S.
The supplemental water bill was then f. ksuup.
and an interchange Of opinion had upon its gen
cral provisions, and, on motion of Mr. Tenney, re-
ferred TO water committee
The Council seem inclined to act cautiously i'm
the matter, and he governed far rs NAV be con-
sistent by the judicious counsel of Cant Neius
and the action of the Water Board
The w alter Board met Yesterday afternoon Mavor
Addison acting as chairman, and MIR Iobn IT
Bangs as secretary. Capt. Meiys in compliance
with an invitation Of the board. was present and
took an active part in the proceedings They re-
manned IN consultation considerable length OF
time in regard to the best course to be pursued i'm
regard to the laying of the water mains. &c, and
the most ndicious plans to be adopted to secure an
economical and expeditions execution of the work
SO rs To furnish the town with water at the
possible day. They also resolved to advertise for
separate proposals for furnishing the pIes and the
laying of them through the streets
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BY 4. GREEN, A lctioneer.

By A. GREEN, A Ictioneer.
NERf VALUABLE BUILDING LoTs FRoyr.
~ ~, ,TG SS N0ATH n md 1. STREETS AT AuCTIoS
On MONDA tn Sd instant, shall sell. in Ir"ni
Of the premises at O'Clock p M, Lots Nos. G q. ~
To- II, TO- 10, "a, l3, - and 20 Square No. IG7
Ill III PaoPs,y is handsomely situated fronting on
nofIn sn and 18th streets west neatly Opposite
the western Market mouse, and presents many in
vestment. ~ ii'"Ae d s"o" an
o Terms: One fourth cash; balance in one and two
yedIs' TOT notes bearing interest from the day o
indisputable. ON - -
mAH-d A, GREEN, Auet.
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ST JoHNS, n. f.. May an.-The steamship City
Of Baltimore. from Liverpool on the nth instant
lheing three DAYS later than the CanadaD arrived
OF Cape Race Yesterday. she WIS boarded by the
news-bOat of the Associated Press. which has just
arrived here
The Europa arrived ont on the 9th instant.
Their" had been no hattie in Piedmont up To the
latcs dateSt
The movements Of the Austrians were involved
in mystery, but the explanation which most Oh
tined favor was that they Were awaiting favorable
weather aud Il decline of the freshet i'm the Ticino
and lis tributarieS.
The Emperor and Prince Napoleon had quilted
Paris for Genoa
Cotton closed quiet, but 3-l6lx higher sales Of
three DAYS - too bales.
BreadStuHs closed with a downward tendency,
aud prices of all qualities had considerably de-
climed. Flour very duh aud tending dOwnwards
Wheat closed dropping. at a considerable de-
cline. Corn also closed downward at 4 material
decline.
Provisions closed quiet at nominal prices
ConSOls had considerably advanced.
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Raltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nav N.-The -four market opened
unsettled and closed dull. Howard street at e. IL
aS7 25
Wheat closed dull; white 81 SOasI 95.
Corn closed quiet; white SSa90; yellow CSC.
Provisions closed quiet Mess SIS IS. Bacon
sides lOaIOsc.
Whisky closed lower-Western 81 Nc.
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Alexandria Markets.

ALEXANDRIA, May 2O.-Flour no sales.
Wheat-;S5O bushels offered sales OF white az
81 50; and prime red at 81 IS.
Corn-l4lU bushels offered; sales of white at
SSc., by weight.
Oats sales no change. a. soc.
Rye; sales at 81 .05dSl 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-20
New YorE Narkstx

NEW YORK, May 2U.--FlOur has declined 25c
Wheat has declined 5aSc with no BUYERS
Corn is lower aud unsafe able
Beef is heavy; sales unimpOrtant. Pork droop
Ing, and nominally lower Lard the same
Whisky is duh at 3ir.
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II. W. BARNARD. Trnstce,
ma l8 WALL. x BARNARD, Aucts

NARSHAL'S SAI.E.-In virtue of - wits of
VS. hrr acias lssued from tho Clerks office M th,.
Circuit Court al the District OF Columbia for the
county OF Washin: ton and Ia ma directed, I will
expose tn public SALE for cash. front of the Cont
House door OF said county, on fRiUA \, the 10Th
day oil June next, lSJ'. AT ~ O'Clock M. the fol
lowln deserted property t. wit: All defendant
rlght title. clalm and interest IN and Ia the midi
vIdcd molcty al part Of Lot No. ). in Square No
beg inning Tor the same at the southwest corner
OF said lot in said square, running thence north
due east at night angles it'll said 8th street Ia the
end of said Lot No. 5; thence due south y feet |:
thence due west to the beginning. conts ming ? PM
square teet more or less, tngeter with ALL and sim
gmlar the improvements thereon, In the city of
Washington, ID. e..
Also, the undivided mOiety of part of Lot No I
In Square No. 4B. beginning at the mort hea stqry
corn-r OF siId Lot No. !, IN sad Square; thence
running south along the line of 18th stre, west q
feet inches; thence west ~ feet thence north n
feet inches thence east 10 feet to the beginning
together with all and sITguar the improvements
thereon. IN the city OF Washington, ID. G..
Also. part OF Lot No. 7, In Square 634, owned in
severhlly 10y the defendant, beginning at the corner
oi LIST street east aud ID street north and RAINING
thence south sad st street o. feet thence west
a. leet thence snth 60 feet, thence east et the
place OF beginning, containing 5000 square feet
more or less. together with all and sing uar the
provements thereon, in the city of Washington, d.
e., seized and leVId upon Ak the property of Fhos
GalIsan, and VIII be sold t. salts ty Iudicinls Suy
H. S, u, ~ q, - 81. 81 81. IL, 43 and October
term, 1873, IN favor of ;. =. and :. A. Stevens and
Samuel :. Stevens.
W. SEI.DEN. Ma sha!
ma !" Is 1or the District of Columbia.
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MARRIED.
'apers please copy.I

On the 18th instant, 10y the Rev. l.. w p,,os
JOSIAH NJ. SWlNGLE, of Mart, nsbnrS P pa'es,
Iugton, ID. G.. vi WASH
lMartiasburg, Va, papers please copyI
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Financial.

NEW YORK, May 90.-Stocks are lower generally:
Chicago and ROCK Island c. "a; Cumberland Coal
Co. II; Illinois Central shares SIS; do. bonds ~
Michigan Southern ga; New York Central ~ ;
Reading X shares 44a Virginia 6's IS a; Mo
6'sS3h 4. =. SIS OF 1874 (registered) los.
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRkTION-As will lie seen
iy advertisement. the celebration Of the first ami
vcrSary Of the Columbian Lyceum takes place
this evening 1T the Smithsonian Institution Adj
dresses Will be delivered by Mr.. PrIton Wis., a
talented young gentleman Of this city, and also
by three OF its members. Though this asSOcia-
ton, composed of youth has been organized but
year. 1t already ranks among the largest literary
societies Of the city.
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DIED.

AT baltimore, on "Wednesday, the 18th instant.
Mrs MARY TAYLOR KEY, in the 18th wear 81
her age. relict of the lxte Franci. - KeySDr MANY
years resident Of this city, aud author kthe NAT
sPangled Banner"
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LOCAL NEWS.

III THK STAR PUBLISHES rHz LISTS OF LETTERS
fENAINiNs IN THE WASHINGTON CITY PosT OFFICE
bSDER THE PBOvIzIONs or TIKI LAW DIRKcTINe
THEM TO BE PRINTED IN rHK NEWSPAPER HAVING
TEE "a KeEsT CIRCULATION WITHIN Ths DELIVERY
OF TIN FEE. liz ToTAL DAILY CIRCULATION -
s"Rg THAN D"UFLE THAI oF ANY OTHER DAILY
pRIETED ~ THZ DIsTRIcT oF COLUMBIA.