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A. GREEN, Auct.
&c. MCGUIRE q CO., AuOtoneer..


TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR VALUABLE
Il BUILDING LOTs, AT THE CORNKR or FIRST 81
WEST AND NORTH u sTkEErs.-On FRIDAY At
1kRNOON. me 9th, AZ 8 O'Clock. on the preun
Ises, by virtue of deed Of trust datei September
let, 1853, and duly recorded n hber !. A =, No.
Washington county, la the District of columbia,
shall sell lots numbered q. -, % a.d s., IN Jas.
&. McGuire's sund vision of square ea4.
Lot 2 'rOnts Is feet on First street was at the
CORNER of street north, and running back lSa feet
front each p feet "a inches First street west,
hetwe. q and streets north, and run bsck lSj
the improvements, ccnsIkting Of small two-storr
brick houses erected on the rear OF ssid lots and
fronting on the a. ey.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue IN s, u and
is months with interest, secured by DEED Of trust
on the premises
IL the terms Of sale should not be complied with
in i've days thereafter. the tTustec reserves the
right TO resell AZ the risk and expense Of the De
fau. ing purchaser.
All convey sncing a. the expense of the purchaser
THOS. j. FISHER, Trustee.
ma 25-2sw&ds J. C. MCGUIRE a Co. Aucts
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By A. GREEN, Aucuonesr.
HANDSOME NEW THREE STnR " ID

III HoUsK, WITH TWO Story BACK BUIIpTNe An
LOT, IN hlBBEY's sUBpIvlsToN OF cQUARE No 81 -,
tT,AGcTIoN.-On Thu kSDAl the 18th instant,
l SHAH sell in front OF the premises, at o'clocE
2 m, Lot No is N Klbbey's EubdlS ision Of euare
No. 57l, having front of - feet an Second street
back 10 feet to WIDE alley, with tine improve
ments. which are new three story Brick House,
arranged rooms AID bath rom, closets and VIDE
tail through the house and good dry cellar uncer
the back builClng PAN cement aun iron RAJ iug IN
front The above mentioned property ~ hs ndsonle-
IL located an ra; IDLY improving nsighDOtLOof 4.
and so elevated ps'sltinn, AID the safe Will be well
worthy the attertion Of persons wishing 20 pur-
chase a hs ndsome residence.
FERNS: One fourth cas- a: balance in 6 II, IA and
p months, for notes hearing interest fInm day -
sale. deed given and a deed OF trust taken. Title
indiSputable.
je I'D A. GREEN. Auct.
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RESOLUTION OF THANKS In the Senate yester-
day, one Of the members being in the chair, Mr..
Pearce offered the following resolution: -
RssoIrsd, That the thanks Of the Senate are due
and are hereby rendered to the Hon. John @.
Brec kinridge, for the courteous, dignifed, and
impartial manner in which he has discharged the
responsible and arduous duties Of presiding on
of this body during the present session; unan-
imously adopted
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THE SUCCESSION TO JUDGE DANIEL.-We I'M
derstand that no nomination of Justice of the
Supreme Court in place of Justice Daniel, de-
ceased, is to be made at present
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may be made. It is not supposed that the Senate
will remain In session more than three days. The
Mexican, Nicaragua, and Honduras treaties are
the chief subjects of consideration.
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The VICE PRESIDENCY WITH JUICE DOUGLAS.
Gov. Fitzpatrick having declined the Baltimore
nomination on the Douglas ticket, Gov Herschsl
v. Johnson, Of Georgia, has been nominated by
the Executive Committee, and being present as a
guest at the National Hotel, has accepted the
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The WKATHER.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning Is made from the Amer.
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time of observation 10
about 2 o,clock
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The Posr ROUTE BILL failed yesterday in the
House, for the want Of time. 1t was made nm 10,
the most part Of great number of Senate amend.
ments Of character calculated to facilitate the
business Of the department. Some of the more
important provided that newspapers should he
transmitted through the mails in large packages
at reduced rates; that there should be unifo1m
postage Of ten cents on overland letters; that =
uniform rate Of ten cents should be nxed upon
letters to foreign countries with whom we have
postal treaties; regulating postage on ship letters
reducing postage on maps, engravings, Iitho.
graphs, photographs, envelopes, cards, and pac K.
ages OF seeds and cuttings. There is no authority
OF law for paying for the arrearages Of the Cali.
fornia mails by the isthmus Of Panama other than
what accrues from hostages. Vanderbilt has
fsiled Of getting an appropriation Of some three
hundred thousand dollars for last wears .s,vio.
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n GOVERNMENT SALE


YIN WEDNESDAY, June z7ih, al Ia,
the Washington Navy YARD a Pablo A1eilCr, II
the following named astlcles, VIZ:
Iron Cylinder Boilers, n feet riches lcbr a.
inches diameter: cylinder 30 Ter, s. fa Z org a
inches diameter, with two IS inches return faes
Wagon Boiler, II feet long, ieet inches hsh a
fest wide; Steam Dome. fe+t hy 2 feet An :,
"a inches return faes; blgh Pressure StesIn n 70
zine thorlzontal) Cylinders, o. inches - Zee,
stroke-the engine IL all complete kept ~ v-eeI
Cast on Pumps. oylinders2 feet diam, TT ans Z
ieet strokei Punching Machine. for punolIns ~ n
or plate; Pair Shears. for shearlBg bUier ats.
Lot Of Sash and Doors; Lot Of Window and Dor
Frames; Old Smiths Bellows; 50 "a Jude Bo Z
Topping; 10 GOUges { Chiseis q; N Planes: Inn
Sq uare; lennon Saw; Old Seive; lot Of old Tin
Scales and Resms; lot Of cd bolt r. pc, a
lot OF old Scrap Canvas; LOT Of old roking L ten
sIs, consisting Of Boilers. Fish Kettles, Tin III ich
ems, Grlddles, &C.; old Stoves; ] old CcoI ina
kenga; Iron Stalrway; " 6ist Cspttan u a
Binds; Blue Cloth Round Jackets; 1 Blue CRfb
Pea Jacket; pair Blue CO Trovsers; I rair
anne yampefs; pair Flapntl Oyershirts; par
FLANNEL Unders hlrts; pair B7e Flannel ID a ere:
IN yards sample Blue Flannel; Linen Shirts:
pair b ankets; Blue Cloth Cap; sample Canvas
Duck: sample Blue Nankin; sample Blue Cloth
for Trousers; sample Blue Cloth for pea iackef
sample Leather. for she es Stock ing: n medium
Eagle Buttons; small Eagle Buttons; 80 pounds
Dried Apples.
Terms cas- h. in specie.
WILLIAM FLtNN, Navy Aren't
JelsaS,N A. GREEN, Auct
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PERSONAL.

"a b. Meek, Ala, and Hon. Chas. Ready,
Tenn, are at Browns.
capt. Schroeder, J. Vozdes, and ]. c. Ives
L. 5. A, Gov. II II. Siblsy, MINI, Col s Colt
Conn, and Hon. ii. T.. Stough ton, Vt, are al
Willards'.
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Spirit Of the Morning Pre,s.

The Constitutions publishes and comments IA
vorably upon the Presidents protest against the
inquisitiOn Of the Covode Committee, sent into
the House Of Representatives yesterday.
The IHtsiligenesr is devoted to Congressional
proceedings and news
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NEW BOoKs.-We are indebted to the publish
ers, Harper & Brothers, Franklin Square, New
York, for sending us Through Taylor & Maury)
a copy Of 'Natural History, for the use of schools
and families, by WOrthington Hooker, Nj. d, -
Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine
in Yale College, author of Human Philosophy, ;
&c, with nearly 800 engravings, "a very clever
elementary work, indeed.
Also, "Three Clerks" a novel, by Anthony
Trollope, who, as we remarked not long since, is
far more agreeable and entertaining writer than
his mother was in her palmiest DAYS
Also, Fright at Last, and Other Tales" by
Mrs. Gaskell, author of "Mary Barton. ;" ''North
and South" &c, &c; a reprint with Charles
Dickens permssion) of some of the most popular
tales that have recently appeared in Household
Words and "All the Year Round
L. B. Peterson, of Philadelphia, sends us
through Mr.. Shillington, bookseller, ''The Rebel
and the Rover" by Harry Hazel author of various
similar publications, complete in one volume.
Mr.. Shillington sends us a copy of the Atlantic
Monthly, now perhaps the most critical as well
as erudite and agreeable American publication
Of its class
From the different city dealers we have on our
book table copies Of the July number of Harpers'
sPrightly and entertaining Monthly; and from
Mr.. shillington also copy Of the ind spensa BILE
Godey's Lady's Book for next month-July, 1860:
for all which we return our acknowledg ments
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By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.

WEDNESDAY, the nth met al 10 o'clocf a. m y
md continue daily until al is sod. al store No
323 Penn. avenue, south q de. bPtw cen 9Th aud :
streets, & sell the entire stock OF Dry Gooss con
slsting Of
Cloths. Casamers, Vestngs,
Towels, Jeans Linen and Cotton Pants Stnd
De Lalns, Lawns, Grey Goods,
Berage and silk Robes
Bletched and Brown Sheetings and Shirtiuzs
IRISH Linens bmbrOideries Hosierles,
Black Lace Shavls and ManiIllas,
Undershrts and Drawers,
LInes Bosom Shirts, Linen Shirt Fronts.
And many other Goods too numerous 60 mention
As the building Is 20 be taken down the nDfira
stock must be sold without reserve
Terms: All sans uLd So cab: over thai
amount credit of 30 aud 20 DAYS, W. "a sppr,,e5
endorsed notes, bearing Interest iron of sale
je22d A GREFN Anct
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wv COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.-The Com
~ ~ Mienceenent Exercises for the graduation of
me senior Class viii take place at tine First
Church, Thirteenth st ON WEDNESDAY, the
Ztl instant. At II O'Clock a. IN. The public are re-
P-SsIuII! lnEIIeo 10 attend je 25-2t'
THE ADDRESS BEFORE TBEALUM-
Q3 nj Association of Columbia ColIe9e will he
deilyeIsd ~ ROB'T OgLD, Esq OF Washington, on
ESDA 'Ju 9th At the Baptist Church, 18TH
tend: meeting of the Alumni will be held in the
SESSION Room VI the Church, on June 2oth, at fve
le zo-A- J. w. Fl. LOvEJOY, Sec
TA WORD TO THE WISE.-A good fl i
VS desired and a nice article wanted and foT
your beneht Will tell you that the Peoples Cloth
ing store, No. 46D Seventh street, is the place
where good ht and good article can be boue hi al
very low prices. e" q"
n. B.-Just received a second supply of Spring
and summer Clothing, Hats and Caps at SMITHS
70. 4oo seventh street, opposite the Post Once
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FREE CONCERTS !

Il FREE CONCERTS!
ERNST LOEFFLER, Ne.c York arsnws, be-
tlresr LIST and ID streets, would respectfully. ~
state to the public that A CONCERT offtxx
SELECT MUSIC will be given every MON ~
DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS during the
season, at his Pavilion, commencing at O'Clock
and ending at 10 p. IN. Previous to the Concert.
the Saloon is open to those desiring TO while
away few hours In the Macy dance. ICE
CREAM. WATER ICES, and every description
of CONFECTIONERY always ready at city
prices.
pos: 9, are requested to give day or two NOTICE,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

odd FELLOWS HALL.-Few Nights More
" by Particular Request
ANOTHER GRANGE OF PR GRAMME.
list View OF the town and port Of Genos-birth-
plsce-of Columbus.
ID "a ashington at Valley Forge.
Sd. National Presentation.
eth. The Eternal City Of Rome.
5th. Aptomaton Rope Vaulter.
City Of salzburs, with beautiful effect Of the
RIeing Sun.
70 conclude with grand and awful soene Of q
Storm AZ Sea.
Doors opea at IA O'Clock; performsnce viii
comm ence at 9. On "Wednesday and Saturday AT
tarnoons Special Performances doors open at 5
o'ciock-commenoe at 8. Cards of admission Is cts
Children Is cts. lie Is
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kOR SALE
A GOOD TOP BUGGY.
pr;o. N;n., nj, But recently done up.
., Very Cheap.
La 22-2ft KEI EuER 4 p1rtxrI,Ir

GARD SPECIAL.--Those of our customers and
" friends who have bills with rs are ,espectfl nv
nothed that they are all made of, and il any prefer
nor 70 nave them sent In they will pease can a. our
that time We shall render every account Ga our
%. e, snd We earnestly request an carly setti.
m-nts alone will enable us TO serve our patfons
80. 81; w. CoLLEY q CO.
lcI-lm 523 Seventh st., eboye Pa ay,
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THE GRAND SERENADE to Messrs eckinridge
and Lane, in this city, last evening, was one of
the largest and most effective demonstrations NJ
the kind that has ever taken place in tbs National
Metropolis.
The citizens Of the District and the representa-.
tives Of the nation tlarge, here assembled seemed
to be present en- D1aSSe, and the entire city D.
pea'ed to be given up to music and banners, and
the wild huzzas OF an ecstatic people
Never have we seen more spontaneous and en-.
thusiastc popular tribute paid to deserving worth
than was accorded to these distinguished states.
men, last night, on the occasion Of the ratification
OF their nomination, by the National Democracy
Of the Metropolis.
The Brec kinridge and Lane ticket is evidently
the one TO which the national popular heart fully
responds
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR 1861.
Navy DEPARTNENr.

Bureau of ProuiSionS AID Clofhins
June Is, 1860. !
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals ior
Beef > and proposals for Pork" as the case may
be- VIII De received at TINS ofhoe until so'clook a.
furnishing and delivering free of all cOst and risk
to the United States, at 70 following Navy Yarde
R1rrsIS 6sef PorrsJS Poyk
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The NECESSARY REoReAsIzA1Iox.-TheY Viz
GINA delegates to the recent Convention at Balti
more will, doubtless, at once call a new State
Conventon, to assemble at Richmond as early as
the nrst Monday in August next, to the end Of
selecting electors and their assistants of ysrious
degrees, to serve instead of such Of those chosen
In May last as may be tinctured with Douglasisru
IN greater or less degree. We fancy that the
delegations from all the Democratic and debatab.
States will do likewise; as well as some Demo
eratc-Party authority in New York, wherein a
kinridgs and lane tirkef will ,aaoi... ,,
haPs 10000 votes in November despite the true
ulence, mendacity and treachery which marked
the course Of the bare majority of the New York
delegation to Charleston and Baltimore. from the
moment the original Convention assembled. We
Fave little faith in Wood and his followers, who
Will desert TO Douglas, If fancying that they will
be able 70 prevent the city's commercial interest
from cooperating with the National Democratic
Party-an utter imPossibiIity, however
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Mr.. W. HI. PALNER'S
Farewell Concert & Entertainment,

MR. w III. PALNER'S
Farewell Concert & Entertainment,
tPREvIous TO HIS Departure FOR EURoPKD
At WILLARDS' HALL,
On TUESDAY EVENING, June es,
Assisted by Eminent Artistes, including
HERR AHREND, THx GREAT vIoLoNcELLIsT.
At the termination of the Concert.
Mr.. w. II. PALMER,
ROBERT HELLER,
Will introduce
The wonderful invention known as the
GREAT SECOND SIGHT MYSTERY,
Which in concert room Is probably more interest
Ing than is its performance In a theater.
Tickets 80 cents each) may be procured at the
Music stores OF J. +. Fills and w. 6. Metzerott,
and at Messrs Philip x Solomons' Book store where
programmes may be obtained. je q 3t
GREEN SPRING ,
Near the Old Iron FoxndTy and only half mile BY
=, The ladies' and gentlemen OF WASHINGTON and
Georgetown are respectfully Informed 4
that this beautiful place, on the Foundry yEHAy
Branch, is now ha dsomely fitted up for le.tH
the reception Of Picnic Parties and other visitors
There are numerous springs of the purest water
and constant shade throughout the dar. There
ls large saloon for dancing, with dressing room
attached, and shady walks and seats throughout
the grounds.
Schools, SooIeties Clubs and Social Parties can
obtain this delightful place for Pic Mos without
charge for the grounds or pavilion by giving the
proprietor three days notice.
Meals are served At ell hours, and Refresh
ments furnished at city prices
Oficers Will attend at all times for the preserva
ton of good order. ar no pains viii be spared to
JOSEPH EHRMANNTRoUT,
je s eotf Proprietor.
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The AoUEDUcr APPROPRIATIONS in the Bor..
yesterday, the Speaker laid before the body
message from the President Of the United STATE.
announcing that he had signed the Civil Appro.
Prisuon bill, but protesting earnestly against the
Proviso to the appropriation therein for the Wash
ington aqueduct, which abolishes the otice of
chief engineer Of the aqueduct and direct, thu
work to be carried on by Capt Meigs. Tn,
President denies the right Of Congress to inerf,r,
with the clear right Of the President to command
the Army and Navy, but construes the act an only
an expression Of opinion on the part Of Congress
that Capt. Meigs would be the best man to do the
work.
This protest Of course, does not affect the
Aaueduct appropriation in any way, but is sim.
ply reminder to the House that, in the opinion
OF tne President, they have transcribed their
duties In interfering with Army appointment.
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TIE SPECIAL SESSION OF THE sxS1rx
accordance with the proclamation Of the Presi
dent, yesterday, the Senate met I'm special session
to-day at IL O'clock for the purpose Of considering
executive Communications which have been :,
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ANOTHER PROTEST From THE PREsIDENT.-ln
the House, yesterday, the Speaker laid before the
body another message from the President of the
United States, in relation to the action of the
Covode Investigating Committee, and reiterating
his former protest on that subject. He refers to
the failure Of the committee to subst initiate any
charge Of improper conduct against him as a full
justification Of the views expressed in the former
protest. He comments atlength on the character
OF the testimony taken by the committee, charging
the committee with prYing unwarrantably into
his private correspondence aud his domestic at
fairs, and permitting to be published every word
of testimony which could by possibility tend to
blacken his character. He denounces the whole
course Of the investigation az utterly unwarranted
illegal, and unconstitutional as never paralleled
in the past history Of civilized nations not even
by the notorious "Star Chamber itself; and as
atording precedent of the most dangerous
character. While solemnly protesting, therefore.
against this unprecedented and unconstitutional
proceeding, he had not the slightest objection to
the investigation of the committee of which Mr.
Hoard is chairman, which investigation was in
stituted and conducted upon different principles
After discussion on the disposition to be made
OF the mtssage, 1t was finally referred on mott Oh
OF Mr.. Stanton, to a select committee of five
Messrs- Stanton, Curry, Adams Of Mass, Sedp
wick, and Pryor were appointed to constitute
such committee.
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GRAND FOURTH nF JULY EXCURsIO
Piney Point, Point lookout,
Norfolk, and Portsmouth.

The Fine, Sac and Commodious Steamer BAL
TIMORE. Capt. CHARLES y. MIR r.
cHELL, hay ing been thoroughly over Essta4S
haulea and fitted up In the y. ost sub ek2z771D
stantisl manner with one hu dred berths and fOur-
teen state rooms, will he placed regularly on the
line between Washington aid Nonslk, making
two trips week. Thi. desitsbs ard delightful
summer route will dominance on Tuesday the Sd
Of July, with an excursion To the above-named
place.
The steamer Baltimore will leave her berth foot
of6th street on TUESDAN, I'D Of July, st o'oloot
.. NJ, arriving at Old Point early newt morning,
then proceed to NoIfolk and Portsmouth, where
she will remain until D m, Of the 4th. Return
ing she will touch at Old Poi to enable the pas
sengers to witness the gard display ofFIre Works,
after which she will leave and arrive at Washing-
ton al II O'Clock on THURSDAY, the 5th.
Fare for the round trip including meals
10 Mershnl . Pavilion ....--.-.-...... $500
To Plney Point. ...............-....-... 500
hOrolnt bnok -Out.- ...-..- SW
The Baltimore will commet oe her regular trips
on Monday, Sth Of July, leaving Washington on
Mondays and Thursdays. and Norfolk on Tues
day and Fridays. For further n formation apply
on board 10 Capt Chs'las y. Mitchell, OF at The
Company's Office. No. S78 Penn. q, emu corner Of
9Th street, undur the National Hotel.
GEO. T. MATTINGLY,
General Ticket A gent Potomac Steamboat Co.
je rs dtu3 Intel and Alex Gazette
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267 PREPARE FOR WINTER. O61
/ am prepared with an experienced corps of work
men 20 put IN compiete order FURNACEs FEM
OUkS, or ltATkQBES, RANGESeGH ATES.
ana CoOkiNG STOVES promptly and AT moder,
hte Pflces. send our orders 1T once TO
JAS. SKIRVING,S
Washington Stove Depot
10 ls-eobt unt,D 267 south side Pa ay.
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FOR SALE-.A very superior sorreI MARE
y She - SOUND, kind, gentle, works well n =
snywhers, and will stand without hitchinr IN
tnce 500 Inqpirs Of Or. NEWMAN, 76A
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NOTICE

H. NOTICE.
OpR Bills for the past half year hav, ali been
made on 10 date. A s many as can make il conve
nient Will confer on US q favor BY calling Al ON
desk for accounts, which, If not taken away prior
70 the 18th Instant, will be sent to all for whom in
tended, without discrimination. We respectfuIIy
urge that there will be more than ususI effnr,
up. - '~e
je 2e-dtjyi CLAGETT DopsoN
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The Posr OFFICE DEFICIENCY BILL Jus1
e.vhD,-in the House, yesterday, Mr. Howard.
oi Michigan, reported from the committee of con.
ference on 'ne Post Once deficiency bin that
@N, nee conference, the committee had been
unable 70 agree, and the managers on the part Of
'ne mouse mad unanimously instructed him To
maze mouon In order to save the bill, the effect
OF which motion would be to restore the steamer
issoei rous ana the steamboat route from Galena
70 d. fauis upon contracts with the lowest bid.
den. He therefore submitted that motion. Mr.
rneips moved that the House recede from lis dis
agreeing votes upon the bill. The latter motion
was agreed 10 by vote Of yeas 81 naysss
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II DR.. SCHENCK
DEGS Leave to inform his patients-and others
IN Washington who may wi III to consult him in
regard to Consumption and any other Lung Liver
or stomach Dlseases-that his usual weekly visit
on account OF urgent enga yemsnts elsewhere, will
not take place until Wednesday. July 18th. on
which day he Will as formerly, be at his rooms, IA
lew doors from 3 Ii. Waite's drug store, corner Of
Louisiana av. and 18th st } -
Dr. SCHENCK desires to state that his adyice
as heretofore is invariably free of charge but for
examining the Lungs with his RKsPIRoMErER, his
cna ge II - except eases Of persons unable to
paw. III OF Ut. Scbenck's Medicines are for sale
atSAM'L Il. WARES Drug and Prescription Store
10 e-Oxc ssatso. je 2l-eo2w
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Barometer at the Smithsonian at a. m, (cor-
rected for teEperature,) 30, 26O; at noon, 80 275
Thermometer at a. m, co.; at noon, 72o