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Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-26
1900 - CARRIAaE
NE ArI ICy -CE SEG Y

FANTLT CARRIAGES,
si-i--ei.A BUGGIES
s4As9 EXPRESS
zz4-.--4za-z--Grs FREIGHT FRAN
AND all other Kinds Of WAGONS built and finished
to order. The undersigned is prepared to maize an
the above description of vehicles i'm manner suited
to the climate am Roads Of ofCaliforna, and has all the
nee sary material and facilities for SO doing.
lie ias also ON hand ~ lot of
SUPERIOR WAGONS AND BUGGIES
oftis own manufacture, which he VIII sen at most a.
vorlhl- rates.
The subscriber wonld also state that his manufac-
lures have been tried with imported vehicles and hnye
always proved SUPERIOR TO EASTERN MADE
WAGONS AND BUGGIESl
The public F. invited to call and examine specimens
OF our work at the manuiactory, corner OF THIRD
STREET AND VIRGIN ALLEY, MARYSVILLE.
J. p. HAYES,
apt9-my Wagon and Carriage Maker
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-26

OEA BOXES from 12x1S to SSx4S, first quality.
- - EX. "Fleetwng" now in store and for sale,
by the box light. Large Glass cut to order and
packed securely for mountain purchasers
RICE, COFFIN CO.,
may27-tf "a d street
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-26
l. g R A ES "
RATES.
REELECTION OF PRICES!
ENRoM this date (June lO 1902 the price of board
4 at the
WEST ERE HOUSE

VIII be follows
Board per week. .....t..-.,.-. ..,........ 50 90
" with lodging, from ..........S to 10 %
per day .......1 81 to 2 90
without ..............,....1 90
gluElt iltalS bV
Lodging per nlCLt...... .......... ~ Gets to 90
jel2 G. WOODWARD, Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-26
J. IN. BEELNAp,
CHARLES RAEsFE,
TEsANK W. OsGOOT
sEAVY "a HENRY,

PAINTERS AND DECORATORS.
us.-=-7-5z1-z Painting in all It's branches IN
Gszr Hgfsk1A cluding House and Sign Painting,
=-zzSxgslJNXIa carried at this shop. Stages.
Carriages, Bugges, Express and
Freight Wagons, painted aud decorated with prompt
ness and Dispatch No pains will be spared 10 render
complete satisfaction to those iayorng US with their
patronage
Gyeus call at .hc CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
aad let our work speak for itself. jc22-my
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Azure FOR WHooPISe COUGH.

ST. HYACINTHx, Canada East, Aug. q, 1856
MEssRs. SETH w FowLE & CO.-GeHiie3aea:
Several months since little daughter of miue ten
years of age, was taken with WAOopag Cough In a
very aggravated form, and nothing we could do for
her seemed In any way To relieve her SUFFERING We
at length decided to try bottle Of your Dr. WiStaTS
BGlsam Of Eilf fhtrTy. In three hours after size
had commenced using il, she was greatly relieved.
and IN less than three days was entirely cured, and
Is now well. have since recommended the Balsam
to many Of my neighbors, who have used it, and in
no case have | known it fail of efecung speedy
cure.
You arc at liberty 70 make any uso of the above
you think proper. If il shall induce any body TO
uie your Balsam ] shall be glad, for have great
confidence III IT, Yours, Il. CUTIE.
Prnpftf,ar Of the Courier de ST HyqrtaTbs
Buy nons without the signature of l. Butts
Prepared by =. w. Fowle d Co.. Boston, and for
sale by ", ID. Gilman, =. c. Ford, jr., =. h. Waite
q. StOtt, John Schwarze, Nairn a. Palmer Wash
lngton; and by dealers everywhere. ma S-lw,r
MRS. WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
physician, has Soothing Syrup for CAiLdea TEsfh-
ms, which greatly facilitates the process ofteethinE
6y softenlng the gums. reducing all inflammation
Will aay all pain, and il sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon IL, mothers, il viii give rest
70 yourselves and relief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe In all onsss. See advertis enlent in
another column. sr oc LILY
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THIS AFTERNOON d TO-MORROW
ByJ.C. MCGUIRE co. ApctioneeT,-

BS J. y. INQUIRE d CO. Auctioneers.
SUPERB ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANO
= FORTE BY ERARD, RICH AND COSTLY Paris MADE
SABiStT tuRNiTURE ELEGANT OILT BRONZE
AND tIxrUREs, CRoIcE on PAINTfSGs AND ESs
gRAyISGs, &c.-On WEDN ESDAY MORNING,
Benjamin, Presidents square, we shall sell his
Furniture and Effects, but recent v received from
FarhtGGo aGd aste aH we neo costly articles Of
Superior, Rosewood lbll Grand Piano Forte, by
Splendid suite Of full Gilt Drawing r DOM Furni-
ture, finished IN beautifully em5 oidered SATIN
G0sfTs, comprising ,n5 ii srEe CircTlaL Dvsn sur
t slSE sn, two large srsHch sofas ts3 rstS
Beautiful Bronze Silt Mantel uiture, witf Sew
fs c SrSssi sn Sas s a s,
Elegant Rosewoqd Center and Whist Tables, elab-
, Paltee OF the Tul erles,)
Furniture, comprising one large and two small
Sotas, two ARA Chairs, two ottonans and two
Turkish Stools, with beautiful Crimson Covers,
:, embroidered with Gold Thread,
Elegant Rosewood and maid EscTitoIre ard Jewel
Case, ornanented with Gilt Bronze and large
and exquisite Paintings on Sevres China,
Suite Of Rosewood inlsid Chamber Furniture, or
GFSfmpssiog 5 M MiT FTSnt H%sTd,obe, Bureau
Rosewood Secretary and Bookcase,
Ladies Esontoire, Louis Quartorze, Tables. Jar
Three elegant full gilt Mants Sets, with Clock,
Candelsbras, and Candlesticks TO match,
Carsell l-anps, Gard Receivers, Vases, UrRE,
C'Hdlestlcks, 4 O., of exquisite styles,
Gilt frame Mirrors,
Choice Oil Paintings and EngTavings,
ADHESION Carpets and Curtains,
White and Black Bear SKIN Rugs,
Two laTe and superior solid Mahogany Sldeboards,
with beautifully carved game and fruit pieces in
Bro0zed Iron Bedstesds with canopy and hanrinrs,
Spring and Curled Hair Mattresses, BOlkters and
Pillows,
Silk Spreads, &c.
Toms: So and under cash over that sum a
credit OF 81 and % days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest
speciiOn on Monday and Tuesday, May I4th aud
18th, from 10 O'Clock a, m tn ) o clock m.
ma cod &C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auots.
BY c. w. BOTELER & SONS. Auctioneers.
GALE OF RICH EMBROIDERIES, LACE
WEDNESDAY MORNING. May 10Th at eleven
O'clock we shall sell, at oar Auction Rooms. ron
haii,l an eXt~nsiys aud haRdsome collection of
"orolderles Laces, &C., consisting, IN part, Of
Reai Medallion and Valencia Lace Sets and Col
Black Lace Shawls aud MaEtillas,
Rea round point Lace Sets aud Collars
Black Lace Wells, Capes and CoIFeuTs.
Point Applique ace Collars and Sets. 30
FaaGy six and Piai Fans, -...
Rich Embroidered Handkerchief,
Real Point aud Valencia Lace handkerchief
Embroidered Bands and Tides, sets and Collars.
- IOgethtr with large variety OF goods. such as
honlton ana u alpnre Lace Sets and Collars, Hair
pins, Combs, Wits. Gauntets, Gloves, Sc.-form
lg an attIaotve sale, wei worthy the attention Of
ma p st C. w ROTEIER A. SONS Auets
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To CoNsuMPTIvEs.

OUTFITS Cod LtCsr OIL JeLIy.
This great specific for Consumption is fast su per-
oedlng all others in its curative effects upon those
afflicted with tueereular diseases. Prepared upon
highly scientific principles IF the pure oil, and
robbed Of the nauseous taste of the plain article. it
without mastication, and is grasasIlV dIssolyed
and dlgested. assing into the small intssnes drop
by drop, supplying the wastes of the body BY it's
nutrieious properties, and thus assisting aud sus-
taltlng nature In overcoming the disease Ap-
proved by the New York Academy of Medicine,
preparation is confidently offered as q remedy for
CONSUMPTION and al Serofulous affections. =
Sold BY Charles Stott, Washington, and BIZ all re-
spectabie druggists. Price 81 per bottle
PENToLD, PARKKR e. MOWER,
No. Is Beekmau street, New York.
mar lb-Sm Wholesale Agents,
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Union Ratificatioa ,i.,,in.

BALTIMORE, May l4.-Tbe Constitutional Union
kaancanon Meeting took place to-Rig he az Mon
ument Square. 10 was a great political demon
sustlon. The stand was splendidly illuminated
with gas The gathering was very large, and the
proceedings were rendered additionally in,epesi-
ing by music and fireworks number Of
ransparencies Were exhibited. The Hon. John
p. Kennedy presided at the meeting
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Death Of a Venerable PubIi,her

BALTIMORE, May IS The venerable Thoma,
Murphy, formerly and for forty years one OF tbs
proprietors of the Baltimore American from
which he retired about seven years ago. y lied al
his residence in this city this morning In ths
s!st year Of his age. He was connected with the
brst paper published IN Baltimore, was widel,
known, and high re pected and estermed
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Anti-SecessIen i'm Georgia.

AUGUSTA, May l5.-Gov. johnson and Judge,
Nesbit and Warner have written letters (which
have been published) condemning the seceder,
from the Charleston Convention, and favoring The
Baltimore Convention. Hon. A. n. Stephens has
been appointed delegate 20 the State Convention
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mar l6-Sm

The BEsoM OF DESTRUCTION Is the fatality among
our young and middle TO indulge, IN excess and
influence to d.pel the growing evil, should read
H5amea fratty or Physiological Researehss.n 1t
tratedl the causes and effects efocal aud vital dis
ease and decay pointing out the only sure sefsty
another column. Sold by DIR. Barrow, 194 Bleecher
where. - 80
sold also by s. Calvert Ford. jr., Washington,
u. u. ma Tim
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DIsspptoval Of toe southern seeeder,.

CHARLESTON, May l3.-Thirty- five leading and
prominent gentlemen in Mobile have signed call
for State Convention 10 meet al Selma on the 4th
OF June TO send delegates 70 the Baltimore Dem
ocratic Convention. This call is signed by Gov.
w inston, MIR. Forsyth, DR. Mott, Mr.. LeBaron,
Judge MoKinstry, and others
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DIED.,


In this city, on the l4th instant SARAH A
-. a., n, .he widow OF the late George Mantz il
respectfully invited 20 attend the funeral on Wed
nesday evening. at O'Clock, from her late resi-.
dence, No. 400 NJ street east.
On the 14th instant Of CONSERVATION NyAI 4
MEX ED III, only son of Moses Meredith for
merly OF Queen Anne's county. Eastern shore
MD, aged l9 years, months and "a DAYS
his friends and acqualntances are respectfully
70 attend his funeral. to-morrow after
noon az O'Clock, from his late residence Capitol
Hill, between LIST and % streets SOUTH .
baltimore and Centerville papers cOpy.l
DAUGHIER's TEIBurK
BY Redeem y. BergeT.
sweet grove Of Eden. bLest abode,
All. how | long to be
An angel, with the SeFaphs there
My salnted mother see.
That mother who my infant DAYS
30 carefully watched Ger:
My every whIm she sought to please
could not ask for more.
She called me to her when she died,
And whispered IN mine ear.
Dear child. remember my advice:
Twill save You from despair"
promised and she closed her ewes
smile played DER her face;
gazed upon INV mothers form.
Locked IN deaths cold embrace.
God took her from me when a child:
No parents kiss know;
Fond mom'ry brings her back to me
lis all | have below
Washington, May IA, 1850.
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Later from Mexlco-Great Battle at San
Luis Pstosi-Triumph Of the Liberals.

NEW ORLEANS, May live have Tampico
DATES OF the 9TH reporting great battle near san
Luis Potosi. between the Reactionists aud the
Liberals, Both parties numbered about 1000
men. The Reactionists were completely routed
with loss Of 600 prisoners, Is cannon an their
entire baggage and ammunition trains. The
Liberals entered the city Of San Luis amidst en-
thusiastic Tejoicings by the people
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southern Direct Importatiop,

NORFOLK, May IL Arrived, bark Lone Star =,
from Bordeaux, with wines. silks, fancy goods
etc direct TO this city
There is large quantity of barrels, buckets,
etc reported adrift at Chincoteague, indicating
a recent disaster to some vessel
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Later from California.

ST. JosEPH's, May l5.-The pony express from
san Francisco on Nav 5th, arrived mere this morn
Ing. Some Of the fayorite objects Of the Califor-
n Legislature have been vetoed by the Governo-
whose course has been sustained by the people
IL was rumOred that the Rothsc hilds have sent
an agent 20 examine the Washoe mines
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Norrcr Tu1s Cam

We solicit the attention of all persons in want OF
Clothing, 10 our largo and fashionable stock OF
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods. Our goods
IDENTITY assert that we can give better goods and
more satisfaction and a. cheaper rates than any
other establishment in this city. Any styles OF
ClothIng made TO order AID nice fit always guar
anfied. McCANLY 4 ecHALL,E
ma lin sa National Hotel Building.
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THE LATEST NEWS
TIE L EG RAP HIC.
The Republican wigwan a, ohicsge, arc

CHieASo, May 1.-THE wigwsm erected by the
.eFInl.Sehs OF Chicago for the accommodation Of
we Nauonai Convention was dedicated on Sst,Ir-
Sumner, }. NJ. Potter, and q Al CLAW So.e~hsS
were made BY Judge Goodrich, Hon Tom Cor
win, and Others. The city at present ia vrTv fnll
Of strangers and every train arriving brings large
additions
Countings Of noses snd comparisons are actively
pursued. Seward will be ahead Of the other can
didates on the first ballot He will have New
S; Massachusetts, ~ certainly and others from
other States-making his vote 90 or 20 az least
Bates viii stand next % Seward, with 50 votes al
least-Missouri, Maryland, Virginia, Delaware
Kentucky, and struggles from Fennsylvania
Chase appears 20 be the popular man in several
New Eng land delegations; Ohio. Of course will
60 for him, solid. Messrs. Mclean and Banks
are yet In the back ground. COrwin, Of Ohio,
Caldwell, Of Virginia; Wells, OF Connecticut;
Wilmot Of Pennsylvania; and Lane, Of Indiana
are talked Of as presiding officer
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New York H1arEets

NKw YoRE- Msy has deelI-sd So
iOc.; State IS 20; Ohio SO OOs6 20. Wheat lower;
Western red 81 40; white 81 IS Corn closed act
i've, but lower; mixed 7Oa74. yellow 75a7sc. Pork
is quset. Lard is firm. Whisky lie lower at 81 "a
pc
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The Murderer Of Virginia steuart.

NEW YORK, May I3.-Macdonald, the murdere
Of the woman Virginia steuart, attempted 70 com
init suicide in prison. He 10 still living, but hi
case is hopeless
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Baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE, May Is Flour closed dull; How,
ard street SO. Wheat closed dull and lower; red
81 31sl.4O; white 81 4Oal.6O Bacon closed ac-
tive; sides salOc. Lard closed steady at Ike.
Pork closed firm; mess SIS. Whisky closed dull
at 22s22Ic
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Financial.

NEW YORK, MAY 4.-Stocks are dull. Chicago
and Rock Island 6qH; Illinois Central shares 81 n;
trail SIN; Mill. and Miss. AZ; CantOns 2lS; We.
SIS 921; Mo. 6's S3f.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE-wal g. Rarnard
auctoneerS, sold yesterday, in square i6s, on Sew
enth between G and II streets south. part of lot
No. , to Patrick Gleason, and parts of lots and
s. to George kendrick, at SC per foot And part
Of No to William Dowell, and parts of 3 and
to Charles Vernon, at kc per foot
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IApVERTIsRNENr

alr Editor 1 find in the Sun of the 9th inst
the Washington correspondent, NJ, draws a very
fine picture of Mayor Berret's ad mi nistration Of
this city for The past two years Ii is not the fact
toat his nomination is generally approved Of and
they Will find that out next June. is IL not known
10 Mr. M that there were no improvements carried
on by the Mayor for one year and ten monthsl
Vow, sixty days before the election he has sft ali
hands to work. This is political huckstrrin0
After the election there will be another little
floating debt to be paid and the poor man NAV
90 to walking about again There is more To be
made ny paying this floating debt than by i'm
ProveInents, and the party in power know how to
do II, while they have been starving the Door for
toe past two years, and making the rich believe
that everything was for their beneft-that paving
this debt would reduce their taxes Now how
stands the case. | can prove, If they give me a
chance, by the books of the CORPORATION that
Berrets administration has cost this CORPORATION
between twenty and twenty five thousand dollars
more tlan J. w. Maury's, J. T. Towers's or DIR
Magruter's administration. This is what | call
saving at the spiggot and taking out the bung
one word more to the property holders This
system Of high salaries will continue as long as
you keep the present party in power. and YOU will
nave some trouble to get clear of them. The
lmpudelce Of them would make the devil blush
II he had any blush in him. Think of them call
ing themselves anti-Know- n othings Just look
at the appointments-Squire Dom, Williams and
thlrty-se on the police Now | assert that
there is no such Organization in this city, and
defy contradiction; and when 10 did exist DOM
Williams & Co. Were members in good standing
have something better in reserve. More anon
IL A WoRKINGMAN.
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IHf SUNDAY SCHOOL ofthe First Bapti ST Church
Thirteenth street, between 6 and "A will have !
grand concert and exhibition on Friday evening
next
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Nc. lS.-HEAvY FkhuREs IN orr MIpsr-Tbe
iailuTes OF the regular actlce m cases Of Consume
ton, have driven everyh body TO the employment Of
the celebrated Indian Bslssm Of Liserwort and
HoarhoaDd. which cnres al Co DIS and Coughs and
FllevIates the suferlnEs of even the COnsnmptive.
IL may De found AZ al the druggists. ma ll-fwI
HoMEoFArWc REMEDIES.
All Of Dr. humphreys a Co.'S specific Ho-
meoPatinc Remedies put mp expressly for family
use, m boxes, at 2s and 81 cents each Also,
IN cases cpnt9 inIng % walls. from 50 TO IS
each, with book Of fnll directions. For sale 81
n, y 6liman .5n ia. avenue, wholesale and
retali agent; w. a Fitzgerald, 3JS north street;
also by =. q. NIHtet. north corner of street and
vermont avenue. Also. Poad's Exfyacf Of WIfrb
Hazet, Tor internal and external lnfammstions of
oil kinds. Sold - above. ma q ix
LyoN's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
ExteTmlnates Bed Bugs. Reaches Ticks Ants
Garden Insects, &c.
III eoHfdtHS Poison
LYONS MAGNETIC Pulls
Are Certain Death TO Rats and Mice
Sold everywhere. an e-Srn
fkNSlRs,-PersUns desiring Pennies will svsvs
una them Tor exohanxa at the Star 0tsoe oountar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-15

BEAR IN MIND the lecture Of the Hon Amos
hehdall TINS evening, at the Smithsonian before
the Young Mems Christian Association.
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AUCTION SALES.
~ For other Auction Sales, see tfTst pal

BY A. GREEN. Aucuoneer.
STOCK OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, HORSE
- AND WAeoS AND CAERYlLL AMI. Harness,
Cow 1 Hoes, dc, AT AUcTIoN.-On MONDAY,
the l4th inst shall SELL at the grocery and bouof
store of Messrs. Mc6arvey & Burns, corner Of
twenty seventh and streets. near the brewery,
at 10 O'clo' X u NJ, the stock Of Groceries and
Liquors IN the store, consisting of general assort
ment. The Groceries are good and some Of the
Liquors ere very hue.
exoellent Work Horse, Wagon and Carryal,
Cow and EOEg
With many other articles which we deem uuDeoes
To enumeTate.
Terms: Under SIS cash over SIS credit Of so
and o. day fer notes satisfactory endorsed bear
Ing interest.
ma II It A.GREEN ,Auct.
WTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, tho 18th inst, same hour.
ma IL A. GREEN, Auct.
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BASE BALL PLtYKR.-A Compendium Of the
tame, comprising the Rules and Regulations for
1860: price Ia cents.
Base Ball Game Books.
Orders n at ADAMsoN's, Seventh street, nppO-
site Post Office, for Bats and Balls, will be PROMPTLY
attended TO. ma Is If
FEVER AND AGUE is a terrible disease. OF "aIl
the Ills THAT flesh u heir to-. IL the tantest in its
hrst manIt stations, the most unreienting in its
progress, and the most defiant of medical skill
Fever and Ague Is more destructive of life than
consumption, because IL is more easily induced and
therefore more prevalent 1t marks its victims for
the grave, like an executIOners bond. Day hy day
the sufferer grows weaker and weaker. and each
hour does he fear strong consciousness pproach-
ing the tomb We have said that the disease il one
OF those that has dehed medical science-a few
cases once In while having been cured and report
ed We are happy to announce that DR.. J. Hostel
yer, OF Pittsburgh. has prepared compound that
has never been known to fail In CURING the wsT. {
cases of this terrible disease. we recommend Dr.
HOStcftsrs celebrated Buffers to suffering human
lty generally, sure ami speedy cure.
FOR sale BY Druggists and dealers generally
erywhere. ma Is cost
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.oan ana TO issue stock Zoe $500 600 for building
mafkst-house, approved 9th Nav $50. passed
/. various bills were received from the Board of
Aldermen, and appropriaselys disposed Of
4 mr. Powell moved to take up and PASS the
Joint resolution from the Board of Aldermen
authorizing the purchase Of ,DUo feet of six-inch
water pipes referred to drainage committee.
Adjourned
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AUCTION SALES.
ByJ.C. MCGUIRE co. huot,ouee,

BY }. C. MCGUIRE 4 co. Auotioneers.
A DMINiSTRATOR'S SALE OF CORPORA
"a TON STOCK On WEDNESDAY AFfER-
NOON, MAY 10th, at So O'Clock, at the Auction
Rooms. We shall sell, IN sums to suit
SS,aS6 Corporation Of Washington Quarterly Six
per Cent Stock,
$50 Corporation of Washington Semi-Annusl SIX
per Cent stock,
Terms cash in current funds.
BY order Of the Administrator.
ma Il 81 J. c. Mos UIRE q CO Ares.
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WATCH RETURNS Sunday Mathew Carr.
drunk in street, let off Lawrence Prada, vagrant;
fine and costs, 50 Is. Jno Anderson, drunk and
disorderlyi do. 50. 10. Ned Briscoe (col y do
do. S3.15. Sam Alexander vagrant; do ~ *
Edwin Kirbey, disorderly; do. IS Is. Charley
McAlann, vagrant; dismissed Frank Vinstine
do do. Six dodgers. MOndsy-Jno Murphy
drunk and disorderly; fine and costs sc IS SIX
dodgers. Tuesday-Barbara Stringer. N wears
old, charged with stealing dismissed Jno
HuckstOPp, drunk and disofderly; work house 30
days Jno wkins, vagrant; do 30 davs
sohn, disorderly; fine and costs, S3l5 lanes
Barrel and David Kennaday, do; dismissed. Two
dodgers
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Mas. WINsLow, An exnerIenoed nursa ,.na
BARRY's TRIcoPHRROus

BARRY's TRIcoPHRROBs
is the best and cheapest article for Dressings Beau
IfyIng, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies', try 1t. Sold by ell Drug
gusts and Perfamers. mar I2-6m
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m. SPRING AND SUMNER MILF
merry FOR 1860. ~
- Al No. se5 IA. avenue, near Tenth ~
street, south sile there can be had ali tie iStest
styles Of BoNNETS, FLATS RIBBONS. AMI Ill
ma . q. Mrs. cHAs. PREUss, As,ns.