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To TIE Pu,1,c q, w..y,..,ox

/ rshote-Ctttssas III yield reluctantly to the
pressing request of friends who voted for me al
,De is.e municipal election, and to the solicita.
ton OF many who were on that occasion opposed
20 me-, and announce my Intention to contest the
election Of Mr. Berret Whether successful o,
nor, VII oe very immateriaI to myself, because
expect decision of the question before The met
INK OF TOE Circuit Court In October next But Il
VIII enable me TO expose the frauds by wbich
you were deprived Of your rights. and of the
sieCuohi ana TO show conclusively that had a
occasion. Oi 'NN'
! am fully furnished with proof to show
maj .ne majority Of the judges In one or more
PfeoucS received, against the protests of the
minority votes for Mr.. Berret contrary to the act
OF congress, from persons naturalized and he.
coming OF age since the 3lst of December last.
winch VIII appear by the returns of the
~ onefs or Judges Of election.
Inat tney rejected votes given for me as Mavor
oecause they had on them the names of candidates
lod o1ner orices in different wards
Wallach. e'" '"' "''""iu "
That they received votes for Mr.. Berret from
persons known, recognized, and passing as negroes,
Oc Tbs ~ INV woman man who was born a slave.
sons OF foreign birth who had no record moot 81
their naturalization pawn Vi
That they received votes for Mr.. Berret proven
az ne ume to be non-residents, some Of whom
voted In Georgetown in March of this wear. and
rom baltimore and Alexandria
anl also prepared with proof Of bribery by the
plynien. OF money for. votes for Mr. Berret, and
WIN overwhelming evidence Of violence com
United by the friends of Mr. Berret at the polls 40
Irlghuul and terrible TO deter persons from
voung, and drive me from my own dwelling
wnicn the police did not attempt to repress and
OF instances OF shocking barbarity for which
ana upon complaint made, they refused to arrest
tne guilty parties, and stated they would if COM
plalnt was made the next day; and suffered their
own and the friends of Mr. Berret To csrrv
weapons for the main part concealed, but known
TO them and the public; and in some of the pre-
clnct my opponents Were enrolled together in
masses 10 the terror OF unarmed citizens
Respectfully, RICHARD WALLACE.
Washington, June 8, 1860
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HOMEOPATHIC EvMpptRs

All of DR.: Humphreys a. Co.'s specific Ho-
meoPathc Remedies put up expressly for family
IN cases, containIng N walls, from 81 TO =
each, with book of full directions. For s-le by
n. ID. Gilman, 800 Pa. avenue, wholesale AMI
retail agent; W: A. Fitzgerald, $50 north + street
Also by r. b. Winter, north corner of street and
Vermont avenue. Also. Ponds Eyfrnct OF WIZ
HaZ.t, for internal and external inhammations 81
all kinds. Sold as above magIv
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New Hamp,hire Leei.Intyr.

CONCORD, " ". June e-The House organized
to-day by the election Of the Republican mem
oers nominated in caucus last night
Resolutions were adopted in the House author
ling the appointment Of a committee 20 consider
what legislation Is necessary TO prevent the spread
of the cattle disease
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By J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctionsers.
STACKS AT AUCTION-On MONDAY Az
- IEkNOON, June lIth, at half paste o'c Ock,
AZ the auction rooms, shall sell, FOR accou 4 ~
!ne Sfr0vdent Association of Clerks" the follow
inE STOCKS, In sums 10 suit purchasers
SZ,65 Bank Of the Metropolis Stock
per Cent Stock. ~ "a
I5l Farmers and Mechanics Bank Stock
SOChesapeake and ONO Canal Preferred Bonds
% Certificates of Funded Coupon DO
ferTns cash, In current funds
Je cd l. G.. McGITIVE T. Co A..
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NOTICE Turs C.pn

We solicit the attention of all persons in want of
Clothing, 10 our large and fashionable stock Of
ClothIIng and Gents Furnishing Goods. Our goods
1Ie an Manufactured by ourselves, and we conf
more Satisfaction and at cheaper rates than any
0IheT estdbllshment In this city. ANY styles Of
dhued. McCAMLY d SCHsII
ma I-lm National Hotel RnIlhlnr-
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Georgia Demecratic Cony.pti.p

MILLKDGEvILLE, June 5.-The National Demo
Gratis met In Convention last night, and Judge
Warner was chosen president Resolutions Were
adopted reattirming the Cincinnati platform, and
favoring the bred Scott decision
full delegation 20 Baltimore was nominated
Those from the State at large are Judge warner.
Goy. johnson. James Gardner, A. Ii. Chappell
Ihlrty counties were represented by one hundred
delegates The proceedings were harmonious.
and the convention adjourned SINE de
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Later fram Havana

NEW ORLEANS, June 5-The steamer De Soto
from Havana on the ID inst, has arrived.
On the morning Of the ID inst, four men were
oaroted In The presence Of 20 600 persons
Sugar was unchanged, with a moderate de-
mand The stock was 10000 boxes against
100000 boxes at the same time last wear
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BATON RoUGE, June 5.-The regular Democrat
Id Convention adjourned to-day. IL was resolved
that In case of withdrawal from the Baltimore
Convention, the Louisiana delegates are author.
lied 70 unite with the Richmond Convention
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Municipal Elections

New ORLEANS, June 5.-Tbe municipal cleo
ton held here yesterday passed of quietly. John
II. Monroe, the American candidate was elected
Mayor by 900 majority.
LEXINGTON, Mo, June 5-Maior VIetoh thu
independent candidate, has been reelected Mayor
by ninety-siK majority
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Baltimore Markets-

price; Howard street and Ohio IS IS The wheat
market is fiat; red 10 held at 81 3OaI %; white
81 57dl.60 Corn is steady; yellow 6oa72c, white
9la75c. Provisions are buoyaut; mess pork SIS IS;
rumP do. sH. Lard is steady at 1IHc. Whisky
~
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RARRY'E TRICoFHERouS

is the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau
hfylng, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re
storing the Hair Ladies, try 1t. Sold by all Drug
EIsts and Perfumers mar 70 SIN
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Mas, WINsLow An experienced nurse and female
physician, has Soothing SVbp for ChtLdcu Tssfh-
ing which greatly facilitates the PROCESS Of teethins
by soltening the gufns. reducing all inflammation.
VIII allay ell pain, and Is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon il, mothers, 1t will give rest
70 yourselves and relief and health 70 your infants
another column. 90 lii,
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioueer.
VALUABLE BUILDING IOTs ON Tn
BY THOS. BOWLING, Auctiopee,.
r., :. Wright, Salesman.

VALUABLE LANDS IN MONTGOMERY
" COUNTY AT AUcTIoN.-On THURSDAY nart
the 18th Inst, at 10 O'clock a. m shall sell on H.
premises, iGS acres Of good LAID, situate IN Mont
.onsft county, Nd, about miles from George
HiVlaeo by the Washington Asueduct. 1t has two
S 3 NaIeho0se and other buildings, includ-
watered. The soil is in very good condition And
Rockville cirect TO the lower landing '''"
Also tract containing about ne acres with yrood
and timber sufficient for the Sc of the piaca
r hese tracts will be divided to suit purchasers
Title perfect.
Terms at sale.
je Its THOS DOwIINc A.,
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=, No. 9-THE WORLDS OWN should DO tho title of
sne Indian Remedy, known as the production ol
Nahmeonltah, afterwards Mrs. NJ. ~ Gardner
called the Indian Balsa of Lverwort and Uoar
hound. II cures Colds and Coughs and alleviate.
all Lung Complaints. it is sold everywhere.
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Financial

NEw YORK, June Mooney is plenty on call,
ut iaiH per cent Stocks are dull but frmer;
Chicago and Rock Island o9K; Illinois Central
shares 63a do. bonds 911; New York Central
- ~ Reading IIai Va. 6's s3H; Mo SIS s4H.
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New York Markets.

NKw YORK, June Flour is steady; State IS Is
% DO Ohio S. SOa5 90; Southern IS 75a6 30 Wheat
Is firm, bot quiet; Southern white 81 .50aSI 90.
Corn firm; mixed 62s64, Western yellow 67kc
Pork quiet and unchanged Whisky dali at 81 Xs.
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ie S d J. Mcguire CO, Aucts.
By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctlopeer..
EIRST CLASS RESI- DENCE cs q STREET

b1 ). y. mcOUlHE a CO., AuctloneeTs.
ElRST CLASS RESIDENCE cN r. STREET
u BETWEEN FIFTH AND Sixth STREETS. AT PuB-
Lie SALE-On MONDAf Al IEkHOON, June
llth, Al xix O'Clock, on the premises, shall offer
Tor sale large md handsomely furnished private
residence. situated on the north side Of r. street
north, between 5th and 9Th streets vest. The
Lot has front of over & feet eLd q depth of
Il feet, the House is 81 feet, four stories h,sh
Containing l6 or Is rooms, With a fine eel ar
under the whole building; is built In the most
superior manner, Of best materials. with a.
the modern improvements. The arraugement Of
the front and the central location of this opertv
renders 1t particularly desirable for prOfes sons
gentlemen, having two 'front.' entrances, or Of
which oan be used as an ofiee. both entrances are
FURNISH with brown stone stepf, and the front of
stone.
PersOns IN want Of = fine residence should at
tend this sale, as the owner determined TO sell.
Terms One, fourth cash; the residue IN 6 u, and
~ months with interest, secured by decd Of tTust
on the premises. Title dIsputabTe.
ja5 J. 9. Moo UIRE q co .Annts
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR: BY way Of aid
ing your exposure Of the shameful manner in
which the police aided and abetted the murder
GUS rioting Of the gangs of rufians on Monday
last have to inform YOU that after the attacking
party were brought from the second 70 the first
precinct Of the Fourth Ward, one Of them (the
attac king party advanced into the middle of the
street and drew pistol. called the attention of
member Of tue Auxiliary Guard personally un.
known TO me, and requested him TO do his duty
and arrest the man. Whereupon he turned away
from me, and from the man with the pistol, too,
and walked towards Seventh street. then caug ht
the officer by the arm, In a friendly manner.
turned him around; and again pointing out 70
him the man with the pistol In his hand urged
his arrest But, instead Of arresting him, he again
turned on his heel, and without word Of reply
walked away. A second tune followed him.
and, catching him by the arm, still again ur ed
him TO arrest the man standing pistol In hand
But In vain, az he pefsevered In his refusal "a
make the arrest which, had Ii been made mig b,
have intimidated the rioters TO have rep,ess-
their attack ere that was made Respectfully
yours, A. j BoRIAND, 434 Macs. avenue. !
June Z, 1850 9la
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BY J. C. MCGUIRE a co. AuoIIoneers.

DESihABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE on
y NilssoUki AVENUE. BETWEEN SD AND - SIS,
At IUBLlC AUCTION ON FRIDAY AEfEK
NUN, June 9Th. AZ O'Clock, o the prea ises W e
shah cell lsrge and conveniently arranged three
story BRICK Dwelling House, with back huildIn
on mleeouIl avebue, between 81 anO ~ sire Is,
and containing 8 rooms. The house is hnit IN ths
pest manner, IN de'iTahls location for a priv.'e
residence, BENG within a very short dlstinc4 from
the Avenue and principal hotels The oharaoie en-
OF the Improvements IN the vicinity are of the
tionabe. fU0'
Terms: One fourth cash residue IN s. L, Ia and
- months with interest, secured BY deed of trust
1eSd T. q MoGu
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japanese NoyBLTIEs.-A small quantity Japan
eSe Com lew Pipes, Tobacco Umbrellas hand
some swords, and other genuine Japanese articles
such as can be obtained nowhere else. For sale nv
w. r.. Chandlee, Card writer at Willards' Hotel
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Mr.. EDIroR The Matt O.Brien mentioned in
the .tar as being concerned in the riot oa Moaiay
last At the City Hall, persoa OF nay i,asl 4
suraneet 81 Mr.. c. r. Wsllach. tie pa Is sailed
that am correct IN making th So atfIn M, +
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The BOSOM OF DESTRUCTION Is the fatality among
our young ami midde-aged to indulge In excess and
detasing habits. Those who are yearning for Some
influence TO dISpel the growing evil should read
human Fra 'tg, or Physiological Researches" II
dellneates IN rIrid cOlOTS flor u is beautifully illus
tTatedl the causes and effects of local ard vital dis
ease and decay, pointing out the only sure ofsfU
another column. Sold by DR.. Barrow 1874 BleecbeT
where. '
Sold also by s. Calvert Ford, jr., Washington.
ID. c. ma 7,II1
, MEYERS NJ MIRACULOUS VERMIN DESTROYER,
the OLDEST and best remedy known for ieXtermin
ing R.ts and Mice. COckroachrs Bugs. Ar
Musquitoes, Fleas, Moths, Gram Worms and 6
den Insects.
NJ Principal Depot, 6I2 Broadway, Ny.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere. ma ls-Sm
To CoNsUMPTIvBs.
QNerr'S Cod LtUsy OIL Jeily.
This great spec no for Consumption is fast su Ter.
oedlng all others In Its curative effects upon those
afflicted " it'll tubercusr diseases. Prepared upon
robbed OF the nauseOus taste of the plain article il
Is received into the stomach in its Jelli6ed FORM
without mnsucatlon, and is gradually dissolved
and digested. passing into the small lntesnes drop
nutricious properties and thus assisting aud sus-
tainIns nature In overcoming the disease Ap-
proved by the New York Academy OF Medicine
and recommended by the faculty everyw whore, this
Consumption and a. Scrofulous affections.
Sold BY Charles Stott. washington, and BY all re-
spectacle druggists. Price 9 per bottle
PENyoLD, PGsKER l. MOWER,
No. 10 Beekman street, New York,
mar l6-3m Wholesale Agents.
PKNNrEs,-Persons desiring Pennies will alvays
hnh them for aIohsnre At the Star nfioe onunter.
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LOCAL NEW s.

SIGN The PETITION Citizens of wssbinpton
oesirous that Congress shall pass law separating
t6e Police Of the Federal Metropolis entirely here
s'e,, VIII IND at the Star ONCE printed petition
70 that end, which they are reouest,d IN sign
we will to-morrow publish the points at which
copies Of Il win be left for signatures
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LYoN'S MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
Extermnates Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks, Ants
Garden Insects &c.
1t contains no Poison
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THE LADIES Of the Fifth Baptist Church, Island
are now holding strawberry festival In tn
church. See advertisement.
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THE LADIES Of Wesley Chapel Sabbath School
IL viii be seen by an advertisement in anothe
column, are holding festival this week in tn
lecture room Of the church
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PERSONS about to get any kind OF sign painted
should not fail TO read the advertisement of II !.
w. Hamilton In another column
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TIE CIRCUIT CoURr concluded its Nav term
on Tuesday, and adjourned to the Court in course
I'm October NEXT
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The FLETCHER CHAPEL SUNDAY SCHOOL are
announced to give an excursion to Fort Washing.
ton on Wednesday the 18th inst, per steamer
Phenix -
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THIoDoS's MUSEUM OF ARTs.-As a moral in
stfeeaVe, and pleasing exhibition, the one now
under confederation ranks perhaps superior to any
Of deception, clear Of vulgarity Instructive I'm its
nature and pleasing in in character IL at once is
recognized as high toned and pleasing place of
resort, commanding the support and countenance
OF that peculiar class OF persons who do not ap-
prove Of public shows. Thiodons Museum Of
Arts contains nothing Of an exceptional bearing;
upon the contrary, it is instructive and trnthfni
The s'Stotrn at sea- 10 beautiful, whilst the Au.
tomaton Rope-walker lisa miracle. We can cheer
fully say, visit the exhibition. We should have
stated yesterday that Mr.. @. Bird Is the abb,
and accomplished leader Of the orchestra
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SkETcH ILLUSTRATING the election, in which
Jenkins is an active politician-great worker OF
election day-receives news of his party defeat
gets desperate, and gets in the watchhouse-fc
sale at Shilington's, Four-and -a-balf street an,
Pennsylvania avenue. IT
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REsIeNED-Mr. Joseph ). Norwood, of the
auxiliary Guard, whose impartial performance
OF duty was the subject of remark on the elect an
day and the day following, has resigned his Do
sltlon, to take effect from Monday next. The
iesiS nation OF an impartial officer is loss to order
loving citizens; they would rather have NOR 81
them But Mr.. Norwood intends following a
different business Yesterday bis name was mis-
printed Sherwood in the account given of an
arrest of a rowdY = ~
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Alabama Democratic Con,,p,,.n,

MONTGOMERY, Understood Das-The n,
aonai Democratic Convention elected the follow
ing delegates to Baltimore :-Delegstes at large.
~ =. Humphrey, :. c. Paisley, w %. Winstoa,
Sieoels, r. A. Baker, John FORSYTH A. w
billiard, and w. Garnet; aud also twenty Del.
egetes from the several districts
The seceders' Convention adopted the majority
report Of the Charleston Convention. and ,fecte4
delegates 20 the Richmond and Baltimore Con
ventlon. The delegates from the STATE al large
are ,. Lyons, A. b. Meek, d. w Paine, w Y,
nancey, w. NJ. Brooks, r. ID. smith, L. p.
Walker, l.. Lawler, besides y district delegate
The Convention adjourned stNs die
tSEooND DIsPArcHl
SkcEDERs' CoNvKNTIoN.-Mr Yancey had the
moor THIS morning, and spoke In favor OF the M
Jority platform. Mr.. Gardner, OF Richmons
county, followed In favor Of the minority repor,
ana Mt Cobb, Of Washington city, closed the
All the speeches were able and many eloouent
The vote on adopting the minority (charlestou)
platform stood-yeas -, nays sos The majority
platform was adopted by note Of 2os 20 al Mr.
Gardn ef entered protest against the action Of the
:, After settling some unimportant matters, the
convention adjourned sine die
The supporters Of the minority report hold |.
meeting tonight TO consult 10 what course
they will pursue
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DIED.,

On the 5th instant, by tire Rev. Father BOYLE a
ST Patrick's Church, BERNARD FLANNIGAN
to Miss ANNA DOLAN, all of this city.
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Suddenly, on the 9th instant, Mrs SUSAN JACK
rellct of the late ysmes Jack, aged II years.
Her funeral will take place from her late re ST
dence, No. IL Four and a half street, between Pa
and Missouri avenues, on tomorrow friday af-
ternOon, at o'clock. The friends and acquaint-
ances Of the family invited to attend
(Balto. and New York papers cOpy.)
On the 9Th instant, at 3 o'clock in the evening
THOMAS III. BEN ron PURCELL. in the 2lst
year of his age, after q long and painful illness
which he patiently bore, since Christmas Eve, of
disease Of the lungs; son of the Hon. VIM. r. and
Mary F. r. Purcell. Though mis- parents arc much
iicted by the blow there Is consolation that i'm
hts last moments, he gave evidence of his hope of
a bright immortality beyond the grave-that all was
well with him.
His funeral will take place at his father resi-
dence, on delaware avenue, near north Capitol
gate, No. 316 on tomorrow, tFriIay at 10 O',pk
n. m. The friends and relatives of the family are
invited To attend. Intel.)
In Georgetown. the It'll instant after a hinge err
ing illness of consumption, MAR wife of Patric
O'Donnoghue, IN the 81 year Of her age.
The friends and relatives o. the family are invited
70 attend he tuneral, at 9o'clock Friday morning
from the residence of her motber-in law. Mrs. =.
Leary, No. 121 Second ST.
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LYoN's MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice.
Sold everywhere. ap9-Sm
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REMEMBER THE ORrHANs.-Of all the pic mics
or excursions eyer given by our city paopis none
ever excite such general feeling, and insure such
d perfect success In every particular as those
given Tor the benefit Of the orphan bows of the
81 JOseph's Asylum; and this is as Il shonId be
BY reference to our advertising columns II will
be seen that the ladies announce one of their
popular pic mics on Tuesday next at Arlington
go,
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AUCTION SALES.
n For other Auotion Salss, see frsf pare
By THos: BOWLING; Georgetown.


BY THoS. BOWLING; GEORGETOWN.
ERAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.
= On MONDAY AFTERNOON next the nth
ns.ent, a. o'cl1ck, shall sell, in front of III :
Freoeick street, by IS feet IN depth, with The inn
nearly new. DNeAint
Term. Of sale: One-third cash b.I,no. in g and
y months, for approved endorsed notes, beotnS
interest es' wearing
Jets THos. BOWLING, Auct-
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
NALUABL6 BUILDING LOTS ON THE
ISLAND FRONTING ON SoUTH AND Ann 7TE
sIkkkIs WRIST, AT AUSTIoS.-On WEUNESDAE
tne 18th instant, shall sell in front Of the
to oIook p m commencing on the FIRST n.med
Io,' tne ionowIng valuable Builoing Lots, viz:
Lots NOS 8, H. Is, Is, IL, %. and q in Sousre M
soS. ne above named valuable BUILDING Iots have
Ii9nts IRON Is to 50 feet each on south III and sns
ash streets west and running back to wide aileys
ne sac val be well worthy the attention of neT-
Island. PioPefC on the
Terms; One third cash; balance IN 6, T. And IA
nontns, the purchasers TO give notes for the de-
de5P ay bearing interest from day of sale
oeed gwen and deed Of trust taken
geI-0 A. GREEN, Auct
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iHEJAPANEsE AMBASSADORS yesterday recei we'd
SOlOmOns, with which they were greatly pleased
IL consisted of large supply of variously tinted
and enameiled letter and writing papers, on every
sheet OF which arc printed in characters also OF
various coiors, the names of the ambassadors all
placed and arranged in the exact style of their
country. The paper is Of the very best quality
and Is richly embossed. 1t is sufficient In oantii
To last long time " i'y
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CoAREcTIoN.-Our informant relative to the
operation performed upon MIR. Edward Sterling
was wrong I'D the names Of the operators The
amputation was performed by Professor HoIston,
assisted by Drs Butler, Wilson, and Borland
The limb was taken OFF four inches above the
knee Joint The patient is doing well The
make the correction
The condition Of the Sterling family is truly
dePiora6le He was the main dependence Of an
aged father and mother, and though he will be
our In d few weeks probably, he will be on
clutches for life, and unable to attend to his prop
eT business. f'Of
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ONE SESSION PER DAY IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
In the Board Of Public School Trustees on Tues
day evening, on motion Of Mr. WHITE, IL was
resolved that all the primary schools after the LIST
OF July, should keep one session per day from
half past eight to one O'Clock, after their public
examinations respectively.