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THE LATEST NEWS
L II K G. RAPHIC.
CONSTITUTIONAL UNION CONVENTION
SECOND DAY-rHURsDAY.


BALTIMORE, May lo.-The Conven,ion -, A.
morning az ten O'Clock - 's
On calling the ro2. delegates appe,r,d from,
Florida and Rhode Island, which states were ne,
represented yesterday.
The Hen. Joseph h. Ingersoll, from the com.
mttee on business, reported, the result Of Their
celebration, the following:
Nv hercas experience has demonstrated that all
platforms adopted by political parties have the
effect tomiSlead and occasion political divisions
Therefore,
"Resolrsd, That patriotism and duty reouire
that we should recognize no policy or princf ples
but those resting on the broad Foundation OF the
Constitution Of the country, the Union Of States
and the enforcement Of the laws-Tgreai applauss
and six cheers and that Representatives OF the
Constitutional Union party and Of the country we
pledge ourselves 20 maintain, protect and defend
these principles; thus snording security AZ home
and abroad and secure the blessings Of liberty 60
ourselves and our posterity.n
On motion, the preamble and resolutions were
adopted by acclamation.
The committee also reported another resolution
that each State should determine for itself the
mode OF voting In Convention-whether by unit
OF otherwise. This gave rise 20 cons derable dis
cussion, the minority Of delegations coutendinr
that its adoption would place them at the mercy
OF malorities, and stne expression Of individual
Aftsr proiracted debate and suggestion Of VA
rloOs propositions on motion Of Mr.. Goggin, Of
Va, IL was determined that each State shali be-
entitled TO It's electoral vote. and that the chair
man Of each delegation shall cast the vote OF its
state as instructed by the several delegates, and
that where two delegates form district differ,
each shall be entitled 10 a half vote
The Convention then resolved 70 proceed 10 a
ballot Tor nomination Of President, aud 60 oon-
ttnus to ballot till some one shall receive a ma
Jority Of the votes cast
The Chair appointed as tellers, Messrs Brooks,
OF n: Y, Pickett, OF Tenn, Watson, Of Wis,
and Rockwell, Of Conn
The delegation from Maryland retired for con-
snitation The following is the result Of the FIRST
ballot:
Houston, s.; Bell, 6eH; Everett, IS; Mclean,
=; Graham, p; Sharkey, 6; Crittsnden, g; Bots,
9ki Rives, 10; Goggin, 3.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of q writ Of heri
1Nl taclas issued from the Clerks ofioe of the
Circuit Court 81 the Distr OF Of Columbia, for the
county ot washing ton, and to me directed. will
expose 20 public sale, for cash. front of the court
house door of said county, on FRIDAY, the n m
cay OF MAY next, 1852. at 2 O'Clock al defend
ent Tlght, ilte claim and interest IN and 70 the
following described Lots together with ali and sim
qua, the lmprov ements thereon, viz: Lots Nos
- ana 10, N square No ,29, lots Nos. and Is, in
nlTthwest of square No. l0SS; lot No. s, In square
no so, lots Nos 5 and 7, IN square No. LOO and
washington, ID seized and levied apon as the
property OF John r. Dyer, and will he sold 10 sstis-
Jndlclals No. SO, to May term, 1851. Ia favor of
Cofse. Snowden 4 Corse. w. SELDEN
apl7 dts -
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10 CnNsuMPTIvRs

XHSTh Coz L1ceT on JeEIV.
This great specific for CONSUMPTION is fast SUPER
oeaaing a others IN its curative effects upon those
bbmteteo VITA tusercDiar diseases. Prepared upon
robbed OF the nanseous tsste of the plain article il
rs received into the stomach In its Jellified FORM
WlIhont nastlcatIon, and is gradually dissolved
ana dlgested passing into the small lntestnes drop
Dy drop, supplying the wastes of the body by its
nuulclous properties, and thus assisting and sus-
taltlng nature In overcoming the disease Ap-
proved by the New York Academy OF Medicine
ana recommended by the faculty everywhere, this
preparation Is confidently offered As a remedy for
ConsumPtlon and AL Scrofulous affections.
sold by Charles Stott. Washington, and by AL re-
spectacle druggists. Price g. per bottle
PENFoLD, PARKER & MOWER,
NO. ID Beekm street, New York,
mar Jo-Sm Wholesale Agents,
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By. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Auct,oneer.

Dy .. u u w.. AuCtlOneers.
ENC ELLENT FURNITURE AND Effects
II AZ PUBLIC SALE.-On TUESDAY MOAN
lG, MAY l5th, at 10 O'clock we shall sell At hOusa
No. 441 Penn nue., between Sd and az stree [
west, all the Furni .ure and Household Effects,
comprising
ROsewood Sofas, Divans. Rockers and Parlor
Chairs.
Marble top Center and Sofa Tables,
Large gilt frame Mirror, Slab and Bracket
Mahogany Sof., Arm and Rocking Chairs
. Da Gard Tables, Rosewood OttOmsns
B'nssels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets
Oliclnth, STAR Carpets, Rods and Eyes.
Uanask and Lace Curtains, Window Shades
Game seat Chairs, Rockers and Lounges
Ch na Vases, GlTandOles, Branches,
Mahogany Dining ahes and Dining Chairs
China, Glass and CrOckery Ware,
veT-pated Casters, Cake Baskets,
Urns, spoons and Forks and Table Cutlery
u lass " are, Walters, Clocks
Redsteads OF various kinds Bureaus,
WardrObes W assistants. Toilet Sets,
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
HaI- and Husk Mattresses, Looking Glasses,
Counterpanes, Blankets, Comforts
Bed and Table Liner,
Radiator, Air tight aud Cooking Stoves,
together with a general assortment of Kitchen
requisites.
Terms: $50 and under. cash; over that sum a
crsot oil 80 and 40 days for satiSfactOri endorsed
m.y 10 J.C MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts.
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Disaster at S,a-Sin Iire.I.st

NEW LONDON, May s.-The whale ship Benja-
min Morgan arrived at this port o-day, bringing
kins, Of Bangor, Maine. The brig was found in
the Gulf Stream the first Of May, dismasted
and water-logged. The captain mate, and two
men were lost, and only these two remained alive
on board Of her. The brig was from Bangor,
bound to Havana, when she encountered the Sc
we're gale that disabled her
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Less of Shin Kobert S,.war,

WLMINGTON, n. C, MAY 1O-sir Of the crew
flour black and two white) of ship Robt stewart
bound to Liverpool from Mobile, Were rescued
from raft in latitude $40, longitude 7I-45
on the lst inst, by bark Western Sea, and b oIghi
10 THIS port. One other person, supposed 70 be
the mate. was picked up by another vessel Thir.
ty lives lost. The ship sunk on the Goth ult.,
with cargo of 3, 100 bales Of cotton.
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES,

All Of Dr.; Humphreys & Co.'S specific Ho-
neoPathIc Remedies put up expressly for family
IN cases. containing 70 walls, from 81 10 AZ
each; with book of full directions. For 50 le by
n. - Gilman: ?5O Pa. avenue, wholesale AMI
retail agent; w A. FItz gerald, 353 north street:
also by !. b. Winter, north corner of street and
vermont avenue. Also, Ponds Erfr0ct Of Wjtrb
HH7.I, for internal ami external inaamnations of
all kinds. Sold S above. ma 0 Iy
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nj AkSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of writ of 5eri
W tselas issued from the Clerks Office of the Cir
county OF Washington, and to me directed, 1 viii
expose 70 public sale for cash in front Of the court
house daor OF SAID county, on FRIDAY, the 18th
day of May Hext, 1851, at p O'Clock m all defend
s..t IL rte claim and nterest in and TO the
n feet inches on Maryland avenue between SIX
Sno ~ streets west and running back the whole
QePth OF SAID lot, together with all ant singular the
improvements thereon. seized and levied upon as
the property OF Thomas Hughes, and will Sc sold
favor of r.. Cotton. w SEI-nRN "
ap n dts Marshal for the District OF CoiImbia
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BY A. GREEN, Auctoneer.

BY a. GREEN, AuctlOneeT.
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Il LOTS ON THE lsLAND.-On WEDNESDAY,
the 9th DAY of May inst, shall SELL on the premi-
ses, at o'eock p m, Lots No. l and No. 6, In
100 feet on Eleventh street Lot fronts ZIG feet on
EIrgina avenue and ISL feet on Twelfth street and
Smithsonian institution, (being Immediately IN
'front.' oil IT. II is considered much the best location
L.! private residence now for sale on the Island
Eli g. lot mic ht also be nsed for business
vidsd. VIZ Tvs Wi 10 '"OUi-
III The title to these lots is perfect in all re-
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in 6, u, and IL
cntns 10! notes bearing interest from day of sale
de Eel given and deed of trust taken
ma A. GREEN, Auct.
I-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
IN consequences OF the rain, until THURSDAY,
the l7tA instant, same hour.
ma 10 eo&d A GREEN Auct,r
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NOTICE TuIs ClRn


Clothing, to our large and fashionable stock of
CIothIng and Gents Furnishing Goods. Our goods
RE an manufactured by ourselves, and we conf
more satisfaction and at cheaper rates than any
S WnT establlShment IN this city. ANY styles Of
Ciothing made to order Il a nice fit ALWAYS guar-
"itItu. MCCANLY IL cCHALL
ND I-ln National Hotel RnIlhInr
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LOG AL NEWS,

IL IAosga The STAR Is pristsd on tls fastest
s'a" PRESS ~ MSS soxtA Of Baltimore its edition
sa'ss as TO rsqxirs Is to BE- pat to press al a.
'a''s Ao"; Adrerfissmesss, therefore, should 30
'sn' :" 'gOr' Ttssios O'clock, NJ; osisrssiss tisy
nay net sPpsas said fks xs-t day.
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By WALL & BARNARD. Auot,opesrs

VALUhBhE BUILDING LOTS ON SOUTH
ISLAND, AT PUBLIC AUCTIoN.GOn WEnNESfAS
AFrEKNOON, 9Th INST ;atEp o'clock we viii sell.
468. ~ ~ oNo i'' III square
Terms: One fourth cash balance in 6, u, Is and
trust on tae premises. - ~ "
ma dfnal WALL r. BARNARD, Aucts.
II IN CONSEQUENCES OF THE RAIN,
t III, . grove 1 sale is POSTPONED to MONDAY Az,
ma 10 T Am WALL 4 BARNARD Auct,rs
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NorIcf-1fs'rIct Of Cogxnbta Advertisements
20 % 'H's1fsd ~ the BALTIMORE Sun are ysessvsd
81 Hsd Torraydsd from The star ofes.
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NEW JEWELf, WATCHES, &c.-AH the
newer styles of elegart Jewplry fine Watches
pure Silver Ware, Paris Fancy Goods, &c
complete assortment of the above lust opened
NJ. w. GAIT Il BRO,
Jewellers, 1854 Pa avenue
ma ISL doors west of Browns, Hotel
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New YORK, May 10 Flour is firm and un-
changed Wheat firm; red Western 81 50. Corn
firm; mixed 7sa7eH, white SC. Pork is steady
Whisky firm at 23c.
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CiRculr COURT An appeal case was tried In
this court yesterday in which a man named lint
ton sold another man named Miller a quantity of
beef, which the latter took TO his home, and had
portion OF IL cooked but being of a suspicious
Miller then insisted on Dutton refundfng the cost
OF the meat, which was refused on the ground
that the meat was serviceable, and that the pecu-
narity complained of only occurred from the
manner OF killing. Miller then caused Dutton
10 be warranted for the amount which he claimed
out the magistrate gave judgment for the defend.
ant, and this judgment the Court affirmed, after
due investigation. N0
Io-ody, tne Court was engaged upon a case in
chancery, Of Fendall agt Ingrabam in which tbs
Plalntln sues for the wages Of a slave servant
On motion Of Col M Thompson, the Hon. l..
y; Brandeourg, late Chief Justice of Utah, was
admitted an attorney and counsellor Of this Court
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No. &c c. c. C.-CovghS, Colds" roasn,,,p-
Lon :! CbTsd by the timely use of Mrs NJ r.
Oa!dneTS Indian BalSam of Livprwort, the hest
and most ehoctual remedial agent ever offered in
fniihonary complaints. For sale everywhere.
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MARRIED.,

, On the 9Th instant, in Patterson. n. J.. bv ESQ
b Cole, Mr.. /OPHAR b. BRUSH, late of Wash
Danbury, CT.
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MARRIAGE CEREMoNY.-The Church of the
ascension was yesterday evening the scene of an
unusually interesting ceremony which was wit
messed by one of the largest gatherings we sup-
pose, ever assembled at that Church. The occa-
sion OF this Interesting meeting was the expecta-
ZION that there were to be united in the biissfuI
and holy bonds of matrimony, two Young per
sons, who, judging from the large number pres
cht had thus early in life endeared themselves to
d host OF friends. What caused the occasion to
ne 1raugh with more than ordinary interest was
sne 1dct that the parties had but Just emerged
rom tue happy state of early youth and were
no" with al Its freshness and vigor to expiate at
the hymenal altar that affection which had
FORMED and become fully developed thus early i'm
he The parties in this affair were Mr.. LEROY
Blshop, OF Connecticut, and Miss Eliza VIII
mams, the lovely and talented daughter of MIR
Lhos r. Williams, of this city The bride was
elegantly arrayed in white satin with beautiful
wreath encircling her forehead Her brides
maids the Misses Mary A. and Sarah v Trip
ittt, Were likewise appareled in white with their
halr tastefully arranged. Rev Mr. Wroth. of
baltimore, oticiated. The bride and groom
diler receiving the congratulations of their nu
merous friends. repaired to the sidence OF the
brides father, where happy union of friends
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HALLMARK N1arLsts

BALTIMORE, May 1O.-Flour is quiet. Wheat
is steady; white 81 6OasI as; red 81 3sssl 4S
Corn Is dull. Provisions firm. Whisky quiet
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By BARNARD q BUCKLEY. Auctloneer..

SALE 0F LARGE COLLECTION OF
- HARDY PERPETUAL BLoOMIYG kosEs AND
4 EhNCON, the l4th instant, at ( o clock we will
ss az rofrest Hal, Georgetown, a large collection
most new ana celebrated kinds of Hybrid, Perpetu4
a.. burton, Moss Monthly Moss, and Climbing
ID Also u'nsmental Shrubs, Paror Plsnts, Bulbous
hqGts, rdaysefsIeens, &C., selected from the most
ceeOratu KINDS known In Europe and America
by A SSsraln. Florist and Nurseryman, Washing.
ma lo-4t RARNaRna prcupy
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DIED.,

On the 9th instant. of CONSUMPTION i'm the 2ct,
year OF his age, JOHN DAWSON, formerly oi
Leeds England and for the last Is years resident
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A CALL TO THE WESTERN EprroRs.

80, -, =. WASHINGTON, May Q, ISG0.
Editor Stdr-Sir: I wish you would suggest
Nn1ougn- your paper, or some other meansl to
tnese Western Editors, that while they are visit
ing the different places of interest in this civ
tney ought not to forget TO visit the - / Mon
Prayer Meetings. held this week in the morning
al the E-street Baptist Church, between Sixt6
and Seventh, every morning rom az 70 ~
cock; and, also, every afternoon in the I,uth
eran church, corner of Eleventh and Fl streets
from to O'Clock
oon I Know what put II into my head to write
this to you, but If you will make this sngUeStion
you will confer favor on
a CONSTANT READER OF THE STAR.
II may do some good
we fear that nothing short of Gabriel,s trum-
fellows up to the mark of their dntv in Iris ,oI
speet. OF course, We allude to tie Western Ed
itors, the craft, in this section, being. of course
inc properest conceivable creatures, in all respects
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ARREST FOR LARcENY.-Ths morning q Ger
man fisherman named Lewis Ne'd dies complained
70 Justice Donn that he had been robbed of
twenty dollar note by a man named ] simmons
no Offcer being about at the time. and the case
requiring early action, the Justice went himself
ana made tbs arrest. Needles swore that Sim
while at house together two half dimes dronned
rom the pocket In which his twenty dollar note
was, and be discovered there was a hole i'm II
simmons sewed the hole up for him, and gave
MIN his half dimes but took his twenty dollar
note Simmons bad no money, and Needles had
oeea treating him all the morning Needles
with simmons, went to clothing store to buy
some clothes, and upon going to pay for them
found be had no money simmons Httsd himsait
out ana paid for them u it'll the twenty dollar
note Needles identified the note, the clothier
iaenuned summons as the man he got it from and
trial al court " ~ w
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AUCTION SALES.
~ For Other Aueti;,u SoL-v ,11 S-., 49, =
By c. MCGUIRE & CO., AuOtioneers
EURNITuRE AND rrsrsIs ,.rs, o..

-. -, -. HCuU IKE q CO., Auotioneers.
EuRNlIURE AND EFFECTS OF FAMt
= IL - epsSSScihlNG HOUSEKEEPING On MONDAY
MOc niaNT, May l4th, at 10 o. lock, at No z0g n
stIeet holtin, between l2th and 18th streets west
pIslng- OH 0NSs' 0'ii-
Waln,at -. ar Cspring; seat Sofa and Arm Chairs,
ane- seat and Bamboo Chars
Carpets, Oleloth, Window shades
Bedsteads, Bureaus, WashstsndS.
Mattresses, Bolsters, and Pillows
Dining able, Chairs, Clock
China, " Ass, and Crockery Ware
COOKING stove, Kitcheg Utensils, &C.
I fi. 90 and ubder, cash; over that sum a
oIeut " ,nlIty and sixty GAYS, for satisfactorily
endorsed notes, bearing interest "'
ma io-a j. z. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auots.
p. ,. Ihe House is for rent; inqsire OF j. w
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ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO Chicago We learn
That the railroad companies, with view 10 the
great travel to the Chicago Convention, have
concluded to issue round tickets from WASHING
ton to Chicago and back for $50
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON q TO MORROW

By A GREEN. Auotoueer
HANDSOME AND NEARLY NEW TWO
STORY Back BoUsE AND I.oT ON NoRTH l.
shall sell. IN front of the premises. AZ
ceck p. m, Lot r. IN subdivision OF square No.
go, navlrg front OF p feet on North 4. ear me
co. ner OF Fourteenth street west running hack "a
ieet 70 al alley, with the improvement vhIcS are
good ana nearly new two-story brick dive ling
nouse cobtstnlng eight roooms, passage and cal
49, AID stable, carriage house. &C.. in the rear
IeIms; One third cash; ba ance in g. 70 and IA
onhs, Ior notes bearing interest from day OF sale
Teed gwen apd deed of trust taken.
The above desorIbed property Is Handsomely
snuateu, IN an elevated and comma ng positlor
ana the sale Will be well worthy the attention III
PeIsons wishing 10 make good investment.
Hna, : A. GREEN. Auot.
MAaRSHAL's sALE.-In virtue Of a writ Of feri
ClIcolt Court Of the District of Columois for the
COUNTY COUNTY Oh Mtasnlngton, and 10 me dlrected, will
expose 70 pubic sae, for cash. front Of the couTt
house d92r OF said county, on FRIDAY, the Iith
DAY OF May next. 1852 at Il O'Clock m al defend
snts right title CLAIM. and interest in and 10 lot
no -, Ia So uare No. 5S, in the city OF Washing
son, u ". together with all and singular the i'm
proVements thereon. sci zed and levied upon as the
property OF Mrs Charles Preuss, and will be sold
20 satisfI Judloa,s No. 80, TO Nav term 1881 il
Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
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GEN WINFIELD SCOTT and staff are now in
Washington. They are here awaiting the arri-
val Of the japanese embassy to participate in
the reception, which is said to be his sole bust
ness here The General meets with his usual or
dial reception by our citizens
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MO. 4s6-No. 4s6-No 4s6-No. 4s6--No 4s6
IN No. 4s6-No 4e6.
PAPER -HANSINSGS, WINDoW SHADES,

At the above number, 4e6 Seventh street. persons
renoyating will ind desirable selection of Paper
hangings and Window Shades including a hand
some assortment of Gold, and Gold and Velvet
Papers, Statues, Medalons, 10 der Fireboard
Prints, &C.. Also, a handsome assortment Of war
ranted Gold Band Window Shades, in the lot a few
new and beautiful designs; Also imitation Gold and
Common Shades, Hollands, all Widths Picture
Cord and Tassels, &c. Orders executed with skill
and dispatch in city oreonntry. Having purchased
for cash, Il will sell at the lowest renuneratiye
above goods, Don't forget the number
- - y. MARkRITER, No. $50 Seventh ST..
ma 5-eo4ta sdoors above Odd Fellows Hall.
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NATIONAL GUARps-Thfs GROWING and ,yell
drilled corps Of our volunteer military paraded
last night uniform, and without arms. under
command OF Capt. TAFT. An invitation had been
extended them to visit the festival at Pbilbar
monte Hall for the benefit of Grace Churcb To
which they proceeded with martial music. at
tracing much attention on the way. The parade
anofoed them an opportunity for an inspection OF
my men, completely equipped, and for service
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WATCH RETURNs.-Thos Russell, disorderIy;
h1e and costs SO Is Alex. Adams ass nit on
bis wife, do, 81 5-workhouse 90 DAYS in default
OF payment. -Four dodgers were accOmmoda ted
ARRIVED at Carters wbarf late Young & Carter)
schr Charm, Capt. Starr, from Philadelphia with
10 tons of coal for Messrs. Sheriff & Da 3 SON.
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NEW AND FINE Spine STOCK lust
oPensa, corner Of sxta street and Pa. avenue an
anu soe. ap &-eo2w
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y DxvrLLED.--Our neighbor across the way, Mr..
Richard Adams, Is famous for the capital way In
which he serves MP devilied crabs, the popular
and SO very palatabse snack oft season. Those
fond Of that luxury should by all means give him
Z call.
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ASsIvERsARY CELEBRATION OF "A LITERARY
SocIErY.-We understand that the Columbian
Lyceum will celebrate its second anniversary on
the evening Of Tuesday, the I'D instant. at the
Smithsonian Institution The exercises will con-
$ st Of orations by three Of It's members-Mr r
T Dodson, VIM r. Given, WIN. M. Duncanson-
and an address by Rev. G. n. Hall, rector Of the
Church Of Epiphany, In this city. ,Withers's
band has been engaged for the occasion.
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The MUSICAL CoNvESTIoN.-The sessions of
tbs Convention Were well NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Notwithstanding the unfavorable weather, and
the exercises conducted with considerab BILE entijl
siasm. Prof. Baker possesses undoubted ability
as an instructor In musical elocution, and his ex-
amples and suggestions are eminently practical
and easily adopted by hispupils. The Concert
to morrow night, under his direction, may be
looked forward to With great anticipation as to
Its excellence.
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CARUsI's ANNUAL MAY FESTIVAL, to come OF
this evening, at the Assembly Rooms. Is the
greatest event Of the day among juveniles, and
will, no doubt be, ms these festivals ever have
been, q splendid and delightful affair 1t win b
a rich social and musical treat that no gentleman
or lady should miss. We are requested 10 STATE
that the Festival win positively come of, rain Of
shine.
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COSMOPOLITAN MINsrRELs.-Our citizens will
be glad to learn that the Cosmopolitan Minstrels
and their valuable Agent, DIR. T. w. Bogart, are
genuine, and will positively appear at Odd Eel
lows Hall this evening. The indisposition of J.
w; Pierce, the tamborinist, has been the cause of
their delay.
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TO HOUsEKEEPERs.
L. r.. DURKEE & CO.'S ~
o1IsEOT SPIOE9.

!. Guaranteed not only
= BSOLuTELY AND PERFEGTtYPukE,
By Is expressly for the purpose Without reference
70 cost. They are beautifully packed in. tnfoil,
(ifned with peper,b TO prevent injury by keeping,
and are fuil weight, while the ordinary Eroand
Spices are almost invariably. short We warrant
them. in point of strength and rchness OF dayor
BEYOND Ii COMPARISON,
ss single trial will s6undsntly prove.
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