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By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

QY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST To
ID the undersigned executed by John Shaw and
10y ord Of the cestue que trust, L shall, on
TUtSDAY, the ia. of May, at 5 O'Clock p. IN !,
the premises, osr at public sac. The GROUND and
improvements m~Dtioned and described In Isid
t.ust deco, as follows:
Lot four, in Squ.re numbered four hun bred and
sevanty tree, the same rked and laid do
IN the ground p an of the city of Washington, end
Described as follows: Bee liz ming 100 feet from the
corner of street north. ard running north on the
line OF ghth street west IS Ia feet. thence cart
q 'eet. ther south 50 <-l2 feet thence west go
fee TO Els h'h ct, the Of Begin conta, x
in all SSH square feet of ground, together wrh
the impro-s m snts, CONSISTING of two comfortable
dwelling hou ses, wiIa bacs buildings.
Terms IF sale: Une third OF the purchase money
to 10 paid in cash the day Of sale and the bal
apoe In three equal pa ments st IL and Is months
with iB'ereEt, secui ed by a deed Of trust on the
PENN ses.
the terms Of sale a not complied With ia FIVE
DAYS AFT of sale the the rig ut
T. resell FIVE days notice, AZ the and rlsk OF
the defautIrg purchaser.
s.S. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
ap IL ecd&ds A, GREEN Auot
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Baltimore Markets .

BALTIMORE, April % Flour is buoyant How
ard street Sc IS. Wheat advanced &c white o. IS
aSI's; red 81 .5Oal 81 Corn closed dull; white ~
a75c; yellow 7ic. Provisions closed quiet and
unchanged. Whisky steady at pc.
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CONCERT.-The Choir of st. Paul's Lutheran
Church will give grand vocal and instrumental
Concert at Philharmonic Hall, Wednesday
evening, May I'd, assisted by the best amateur
talent of the city Keep look out for the pro-
pramme
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ByJ:C: MCGUIRE a CO., Auotloneers.

II ING LOIS IN PRINTING OFFICE SQUARE.-On
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. May 5th, at 81
trust to the subscriber. dated May 7tb, 1857 and
dol recorded LIber J. A g. No. lS7. folios 81 et
~, ID. c., shall sell Lots Nos 50 and IS ia subdivI-
sion of Square No. 62i, fronting each "a feet on
north III street. between lst street west and north
Capitol street and running back Us feat inches TO
50 feet alley, and containing each 1906 feet Of
ground more or less.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue IN 6, u and
l6 monies, with Interest, secured by deed Of trust
on the premises. All convey ancIsg at the cost Of
the purchaser.
THOS. J. FISHER Trustee
ap2-?aw6ds Mc.,IJIRE co Auots
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NorIcI.-Dtsntet Of Cess1s5ta Adceyti..~..,,
Ie % tassrfsd ~ hs BALTIMORE suN are y.estrsd
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
E.R. DURKEE l. CO.'S
sEIaECH SRI0E7

Gu6rdnLeeQ not only
ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE,
but ground from fresh Spices, selected and cleaned
by us expressly for the purpose without references
20 cost. They are beautifully packed in tinfoil,
and are full weight, while the ordinary ground
Spices are almost invariably short We warrant
them, in point of strength ard richness of flavor,
BEYOND ALL COMPARISON,
Is single trial VIII abundanty prove.
Manufactured only by
L. r. DURKEE & CO,
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THOS. j. FISHER, Trustee.
ap 2-2aw&ds &. Mc;iUlRE n co Aucts.
nv !. q. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucuenee

+. RUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue Of a deed Of
'ru't bearing dste on the LIST day of april, 1856.
and recorded in Llber J. AS, No. ll6, folios ISL;
q, I3J, 40, and ~, one Of the land records Of
Washington county, IN the District of Columbia,
and by consent of parties, the undersigned will eel
DAY AFTEkSQoN, May tih; at hslf past S
79i, IN the city of Washington This property
fronts g. feet soath street, between Sd and 4th
streets east.
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance in 6. L,
and 10 months for ro'es bearing interest ON day
tee.
A deed given and deed of trust taken. All oon-
eeyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
The terms 30 lie comp.i d with in FIVE days, other
wise the trustee reserves the right to resell the
risk and cost OF the hrst purchaser
WIN. IA. WARD, Trustee.
8p Is eoS DIS J. G. Met UIRE d CO, Auots
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By A. GREEN, Auctloueer.

SALE FOX ACCOUNT OF THE GEORGE
~ TOWN BUILDING ASSoCIATIoN.-Two HOUSES
and LnTs At PUBL SALE WITHOUT RESERVE
On THURSDAY, the 26th pll instant. we will
property:
Lot 10, in square III, with a comfortable Frame
Dvel.In thereon.
The half of thu west half Of lot G. i'm square
40, with a. Email twCstOry Dwelling thereon. be-
Ing one "t row, on tbs north side of l., between
49, h and 1851 streets.
Lot IL Is OF Nj, between 10Th and 2Cth streets.
and may be divided at the time Of sale
The sale will comme xce at lot 6, ats O'Clock m
COnveyancrg at the ruTchasnr's cost and tha
right is reserved to resell in eek for cash,
the risk and cost of the delinquent yurcha en- on
failure to comp:y with tie terms ofth sale Tor
three days Title believed to he good.
ap 80 A. GREEN, Auct
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Mr.. HUNTERS LECTURE TO BE REPEATED Our
citizens will be glad to learn that Mr.. w alter s.
Hunter will repeat his lecture s'The Isles and
Shores of Africa" at Willards Hall, on Saturday
evening aext, commencing at O'Clock A literary
treat of high order may be counted upon.
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NARSHAL'SS ALE-In virtue Of a writ of fsri
lNl fscas issued from the Clicks ofice OF the Cir
county of Washington. and to me directed. will
expose to Bile sale TO- cash, in front Of the court
day of May next, 1850, at y o'c ock m all defend
ants night ttts g am and interest In and to the
east part of Lot No. 8, square Nc. S68 fronting
Il fset inches on Mary land avenue, between 5th
and lS}a streets west, aud running back the whole
depth of said lot together with all an singular the
improvements thereon. seized and LEVIED upon as
tire property of Thomas Hughes. and will be sold
TO sa.isfy Juacials No. $50, to May term, 1862 In
favor of T.. Cotton. w. SELDEN,
ap % dts Marshal FIR the District of Columbia
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FIRE ON NEW YORK AVENUE AT IL O'Clock IN.
yesterday. fire broke out in house on New
York avenue, near Eighth street, occupied by
three colored families. The building was nearly
consumed but the fire was extingushed before It
had extended to any other house
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MISS n. A. LOCKE Continues the latest sty
VI OF DkESSMAK1N6 in ell its bFanohss q Ne
0tEast CAPITOL street. Dresses made 6 TIE neot
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WATCH RKrURNs.-Adeline Jefferson. colored
disorderly; tine and costs 81 IS Elizabeth Biggs,
do; do 81 Is. There was not sing lie lOdger In
the docket, sign that the mass Of itinefant loaf
ers who were formerly patrons Of the guardhouse
have migrated or are supplied with summer quar-
tiers.
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Loo Al NEWS.

80, n star - p,infsd on sAs astest
f'S' ~ sss sexsA Of Ba!rimo,s, SIS sdisio.
as TO rsY~vs IS 30 be PIT to PRESS at O..
>ev; Advertisements, therefore, should D.
q" ssfsrs nrslrs O'Clock, ~; ofAsrriss tA.v
So not appear satiI tie sexs DAY.
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ANOTHER PUBLIC SCHOOL CONCERT AT THE
SMITHsoNIAN.-A grand Concert by three hun
dred pupils of the primary schools of the LIST and
18th districts will be given at the Smithsonian on
Thursday evening next, under the direction Of
Prof J. H. Daniel, teacher Of music at the Public
Schools
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AUCTION SALES.

SAkkEr, PLASTER. &C.. AT AUCTION-Or
the .als Of s EsDAY 9Th inst, Immediately after
ESQ viii h Soea l, and MolassAs of H. Lambert
2ntol Plaster of Paris
1l,barres Eastern HerTinss
B, psxas candles, 30, DC
It WIN. H. FOwLE& son. Ale,,rd,;.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
THE ATTENTION OF THE pnpr1c ,s
), co ns s to the sale of Hardware 90, DC, on
20 > On VI seventh and h streets, at Tucker &
81 -. m WEDNESpAi, ire z5.h inst At IO
81 ia f f wren the remainder of the stock will bs
Ist of bidder, as we have to be out By the
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MUsICAL.-Our music lovers anticipate rare
treat this evening and tomorrow, at Willards
Hall, by the Mendessohn Quintette Club and
Mrs. }. II. Long, both from Boston. These artists
as Interpreters of classic music are unsurpassed
throughout the country. The fact of their being
for twelve years an organized body in Boston,
that critical city, speaks volumes for their ability
Mrs. Long is known as ballad singer of rare ex-
cellence, and an accomplished vocalist in all
styles We bespeak much success for this party,
and hope to see the room crowded
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Yesterday John Frizzel was
,rled In two cases of assault and battery. and
una guilty in one: He was fined $50 and costs
10-dny.-On motion by Mr. Thorn pson ESQ
II. +. Siocnmb, Esq, OF the General Land Office
was ADMITTED as an attorney Of the Criminal
Court of the District Of Columbia
Inc Court then proceeded to try Isaac Contee
and Lemuel Harris (coored) on a charge of lar.
ANGUS Price I,s n,,cs -. on tcGsi ..,
larceny of goods from the house Of Patrick Gavin.
This case was pending our report closed
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GONE DowN.-This morning Officer Gill ar.
rested woman named Mary Simons for being
very drunk in the streets of the Seventh Ward
The magistrate of the district being necessarily
absent from his office and it being important to
have her removed, the case was laid before Jus
for 90 days.
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by WALt' q BARNARD, AuctIOneers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
l. ING LOT, on EIGHTH STREET, At Arc
TLoN:-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. tn 81
OF May, at half past O'Clock. by virtue OF a deed
1887. and Gu records d, &C., will sell In trout of
the emltes, south part OF Lot IL, IN square i
fronting IA feet 9Th street west and running back
SO feet Inc .es, between nor III l. and Nj sire cts
Terms: Ore TIL cash; ba ance in SIX and
twelve months, bearing interest, and secured by a
deed of trust on the PREMISES AMI If not nompli I'd
with within five days after SALE to he sold al the
cost and risk Of the defauIiing purchaser
G. INGi.E, Trustee.
ap q WALL 4 BARNARD Aucts
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IICr 0oUUIHE q CO., AuctlOneers.
III HHSE AND LOT AT AUCTION-On FRI
Ei: aIi iext the 9th Inst, alta O'Clock D. M we
snan EEL IN front of the premises, ali the right,
- IN o. inteIsst OF VIM. SAVOY In and to Lot No
IT, In SenaIe Is9, with the imp -ovements thereon.
hs sinai frame house, distant one So uare from
feet. WI" |oN'"ne o"Vul Do"
ieiAiS cash F. w. JONES'
,nes3 Attorney for the Heirs.
PHfu J. e. MCGUIRE & CO. Annfs
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VALUABLE HORSE, CARRIAGE, HARNESS, &C.
AT BARGAIN Attention is called to the adver
tisement elsewhere of an excellent horse carriage
&c, to he sold on the most favora BILE terms. We
know them to be all represented in the advertise
ment, and advise those in want Of anything in
this way to examine them.
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The GEORGETOWN CHANNEL BAR.-Captain
Rhinehardt, to whom the contract for dredging
the river channel and removing the bar opposite
Arlington, was awarded, has entered upon the
work In earnest His apparatus consists Of two
steam dredges, a steam-tug and a number of
strong scows TO receive the mud and sand from
the dredges. A large number Of men are en-
! ployed In this iml O. tant work
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From Douglasite to a Douglaste
CHARLESTON, April 2l.-All is vet in doubt III
New England and New York stand firm to Doug
las he will be nominated.
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ARRIvED.-The New York steamer Monticello
arrived this morning at the western wha .ves
bringing very fair cargo Of miscellaneous
freight. The Monticello is quite an improve
ment upon the Mount Vernon, and Is in all re-
She is under the command OF Capts;n (;auer an
experienced officer, who has with him a corps
of efficient assistants.
The Philadelphia freight steamer passed up to
Georgetown about 10Y O'clock this morning
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By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
GALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP
- ERIY IN Jackson HALL ALLEY AT AUCTION -
On THURSDAY, the 18th inst. shall sell, In
font OF the premises at O'c ock o. M, part of Lot
No. AL in Square or Reservation No 10. fronting
Is and running at rght angles 0n feet deep, to-
gether u it'll the Improvements, which consist Of a
large three-s STORY Brick Building, and brick wall
ere OsiDg the entire lot.
Terms Iraie known on the day orsG'e.
ap2l-d A.GEEEN, Auct.
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CIRCULATION The beautiful planet Venus will
undergo an occultation by the moon this evening
This Interesting astronomical phenomenon is Of
somewhat rare occurrence, and requiring no tele-
scope for its observation will doubtless be largely
enjoyed throughout the country, should the eve
ming prove favorable 1t Is estimated the planet
will disappear behind the moons disc at thirty
three minutes past eight. and re-appear at three
minutes past nine O'Clock.
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A. GREEN. Auct.
BY WIN NAPSuAI ...

IIOo & Ut MARSHAEsL A"ctiOneer
80 SeteHh street. nHder Odd FsLIo,rS HaU)
6OODS, HARDWARE, JEWEiRy
NES Anp TLAIED WARE AT AUcTIoN-Oa WE'D
~ sfaa EVENING, 18th Inst :, and every eve
mug aer ward, shall sell at my new store laree
aSwer aSrn.,ci the above named goods Also, TO
hne HuGtlng Silver Lever Watches,
hne u1lu Lever Watches, a very superior article
n Ion IA i Lol oil re fumery In lots to suit,
% UOi9 ems ard Pencil Cases
10. 81 s5.oots, Shoes, Clothing, 80
dP <4-ot WIN. MARSHALL Apo,
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Y. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
u lN SQUARE No 449 AT Auction
=, ~. n,ofAaIU RDAY AFTERNOON 2sth Aprlr,
$50 clock, on the premises, we shall "a part
Lot nc. 70, In Squar1 No. 44s, fronting a feet on
tie feeL Ia SAID square. running back Is feet on
/; n nj and t Gets nor tn "es''
ferms: One, fourth cash the residue in g. - and
IL months, with interest. secured by deed of trust
on the premises. VI Nss
ep24d l. C. MnGIIIRE 90 Aua.
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sue one Sunday morning on the st. John River-oi
which the simple fact has already been recorded
The oolorng all youched for a. authentic, came iatef'
One quiet Sunday morning, saith the popular voice.
Albert Edwsrd, Prince of Wales and Duke of other
localities too numerous to mention in detail stroled,
sfler udieious and wellconsttuted breakfast, upon
the river bank behind the Government House at the
beautiful town Of Fredericton. Eccentric Indians OF
the Mseet order advanced in bark canoes to render
homage. Stimulated by the picturesqeness OF the
rcene, and seized with aquatic ambition, bis Highness
cried aloud in clear and penetrating voice TO an
ancient chief in festive garb who swiftly obedient 70
the summons, pushed up 10 shore. The royal adven-
turer sprapg upon the fragile GRAFT which slightly op
ped in acknow ledgment of the unanticipated nonor
Precisely at that moment, bis Highness's Governor
General Bruce, issued from the mansion, and WIN
natural concern for the welfare of his charge anxousy
approached the waters EDGE and issued an sdmonsoy
shout. But, with consummate daring, the Prince III
needless Of danger commanded bis companion 70 DO
take himself to another sk, in order that no mign'
brave the perls of the deep alone and unasasted In
vain did General Bruce offer severe remonstrsnce, In
tones that told him how sacredy the prospects OF inc
throne were viewed by him. The Prince dssneo
proudly on, skimming the waves with no otner pro-
pelng force than that supplied by his sn good arm
until smiling and not exhausted, he landed again,
amidst the gratulaops of all who witnessed the Doio
feat. - H-.
The Prince il now well on his way to Gaspe, where
he will be met by the Governor General and others
And with the rest must take hasty leave OF these
queer Esie provinces with all their demure Villages,
their slow odashioned and solemn towns their noble
rivers and mountains their luxuriant fields and then
warm-hearted people, whose earnest and gracious ma
lures and whose simple honesty Of purpose and manner
prove that the old Acafan spirit rests with them STILL
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Aibertire Esslnger who has given perform anoes 10
the bouss Of Lsmar,ine and In the literary ana Artistic
circles, where the most sspguiue expectations nave
beep raised by her genius although she Is On5 about
10 years Of age.
Henry Nadaul. Button has just Published the cor,
rspondence of his grandgrandfahsr. tho celebrated
naturalist, whose saying e style eest Fhonme ID
fully illustrated in his own letters.
The Rothschilds arc about to sstabish house in
ST. Pttenburg.
M. Saint Marc Girardin has resumed his conn ,
ton with the Journal des DEBATE the express COL
ditiOn that he may freely discuss and conrovert fres'
trade principles.
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TUE PrBLio M,RNrs.--Whether markets
" Get Incre than they come To- may DO lniered froni
the following figures from the Street Comni'si 'nsf
report in relate to the expease for repairs, &e, 81
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character. Hangs ws rsnAndsl 70 p,is.a y avs,
his Trial

VIsir or the PRmcs or Wales TO ran Orr
Mayor Wood Yesterday dispsGehsd his Private ssss.
tary, M. Thompson, TO Qusbse, where the Pdso e
Wales Is expected 70 arrive tomorrow. His nsRus.
lions aye to zee Lord Lyons and the Duke Of Nswses
tle and ascertain their views respecting ths NJ "a
Prince to Nsw-York, and the reception On IL asssva
here, giving also the Mayors vsws upon that ssblss
DEsIED FLATLY.-Why The New-York pspsu -.
sis In swearing their scaIlawags sod gaows Bird q
uoon us Of Taunton, 10 more than We can readily -
prebend. We have had, since reading TIE Tmts -
TBE TRiBUEI on the second invoice Of psupe0 - -
have been dumped into the Nsw-Yotk instisutsos. Z
conversation with the Chairman Of or Ssesnsn, ~
sseerts that all the reports TO their having sni 49,
pers 70 the metropolis, or employing any agent 9oea
70 take care Of such business for them are utterly -
entirely false. And We WI venture 70 odd up5a -
own responsibility that II the host Of governors -
perintenoents, commissioners and what@noes, NJ
which New.York 10 blessed y were - well $3.50 y
the details of uper management and - tnoresghAv
conscientious In the discharge Of their dates 10 Aa
matter as some Of their country brethren there wsT1
be fewer Of these apples Of dcord gong the roun a
the prees to be devoured by ALL including The pelle0
themselves who live and thrive and multiply % &
Just such fodder. llaunpa 0AseQ4
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EDWARD II. prxox, II, D.. Edsor e ~. ~:
s.. y- a. osvssi ssd lts ssxss. - - - - ,ss
,.scog, Rupspra, PEA vsaco-e. sai snz
vith sa tss 1A.ss g esa-ss StS s." =
vsi 60 ssssnasA ~.
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HoyT's H,AvarHA HAiR RESTORATIVE s - M,
bet s,ss n TIE m-lk,t Sc yiv.s 20 sf * -, Il
b,ssA OF brown sss 4ayt Tisetlsaf Ia e-o'ass o''A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17

TAdv tffnemflf =
F,Rrs's PHoroGRAPHIC ART GALLERY liasc
Roots No Broadway LIN addition 20 the eep q u w.
s,tlts sdy engaged Dir hss secured tae esv.sS~
NAVAL tfom the celebrated Gallery Of hsyal -
sSsares his patrons that the weN.krewp ssprn's' -
MI ures i.oul this establishments shall D. msaussA
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tAdvernsemsrt.I
GURNEr's GALLERY.


PaorSoNaFBs. IyosyErrsS
M,sIA-rxEs ~ OH. al DAet sE<s"'
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vIsIr FROM BALTIMORE FrREMEs.-The Paid Fire
Department Of Baltimore, with their model steam en-
gin es, lave gained considerable notorety OF late One
of the crack companies composing that useful brigade
being about to vsit Boston, it is stated that number
of our Insurance officers have united in an invitation
the excursionsts to tary in NewYork long
enough to give public exhibition Of their practical
efficiency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17

Blondin the sure-footed, will walk thousand-fee'
cord stretched above the tops OF the trees III Jones
Woods, at the end Of this month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17

The Cunard steamer Austraasian, Capt. Hockey,
left yesterday for Liverpool with 80 cabin passengers,
and 30 In tie Storage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17

KINGS County REPUBLICAN, PRINARIEs.-The
Seventh Ward Association of Brooklyn have elected the
following delegates to the With Assembly District
Convention: Stephen Crowell, VIM. b. Lewis, Seth
b. Cole, Samuel II. Turner A. Van Tuyl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17

n ese buildings: Catharine Market ESQ IS, Centre,
an 40 70; Clinton q, $50 So; Essex s9os 81, Rul-
ton. si.O57 60; Gouvesneur, $f2 III Jefferson,
sssl 60; Tcmpkins, $3.50 $751; Unin, $54 81; Wash
ipoton. 81, sos "a. Total, $l9,4O9 IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17

HARLEM BRlDGE.-A second meeting Of the Com
missioners for building Harlem Bridge, the Mayor
presiding held yesterday, in the Mayors private
office, for the purpose Of opening bids, but whether
they were were not opened was not made known
After session Of an hour and half they adjourned in
definitely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17

BARNUM's MusEUM.-Those who deiigns N
Ethiopian Mins elsy viii DO ve 10 note the AZ ~ Ses
woiths Psnd which has been psyins At ths eea ~
audiences close their enssgensn thi. ween )" ~ -
Other biaut al ractioLs They Penoin ,ns - -. ~.
ing All the other and euroses o. hs Pes
visible day and ey enicg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17

POLICE CoMMissIoSERs.-This Board transacted no
business of importance yesterday, beyond accepting the
resignation of Policeman Close of the Seventh Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17

BrReIARY-D Fitzgerald was ySS ~
J Will, IN po..4,son of eaS worth Of cigars which sse
e, stosn nom The store az Adam fardgs. Ne ~ We
est The store had been buryaousy eptesed daas "
previous plght robbed Of the sooyc socd Tue p's
rwss ioeked up TO answer By Alderman Brady.