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Spirit of the Morning Press.

The Intslhgencer publishes letters from Judge
Marshall, Gov. VIM. r. Davie, and Judge Ire
dell, of North Carolina, written In 1899, showing
that designs to overthrow the Government then
existed, and that the determination Of many of
the seeded States then was TO crush out the
movement as rebellion
The RspHbltea" in 1T Of repentance for the
mischief its ridiculous double loaded sensation
Sewail's-POint-saughtet and ten-steamer-expedi
ton fabrications has created, or would have ere
ated, had anybody given them credence, now
feslngly admit, the cruelty Of "such wicked
imPositions FOR the purpose of making a sersa
tion.D
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noon United States Marshal Bonifant called on
Messrs d. J. Foley Il Bro, No 50 South street.
and In the name Of the United States g overnment
took possession Of all the powder the possession
Of the firm. The Marshal exhibited an order for
the seizure from Secretary Cameron and also a
Geographic dispatch directing him to make the
seizure Immediately. The Messrs Foley are the
agents in this city for the sale Of the "Hazlrd''
Powder Company, and in their magazine at Can.
ton $500 kegs, containing 60 ,0CU pounds, valued
at 81 600.
The powder In the possession Of Messrs. A. l.
Webb Brother was also seized by the Marshal
In the name of the Government.-BaH. American
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A FELLOW TO THE PARrIzAN LKADKR.-The
book called the Partizan Leader" recently re-
published, has attracted much attention, from the
fact that, though written in 1896. It accurately
foreshadcws the present conspiracy Of the seces-
sionists. Another book, published a. long ago as
1883, by Buell. Il Blanchard, Of this city, 10 CON-
ing into notice, as outlining the purposes Of the
disunion conspirators with singular accuracy.
This book-for copy Of which we are indebted
to Mr.. A. Hunter, bookseller-is entitled emanuel
Pereira; or, The Sovereign Rule Of South Caro-.
lima" BY +. G. Adams.
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MARKET VALUE OF CONFEDERATK Bonds
Fifty thousand dollars Of the bonds OF the South
ern Confederacy, belonging to PARTIES In New Or.
leans, La, who were forced to sell, Were disposed
of fortnight ago, at the rate often cents dol
lar. Only IS 900 could be obtailed In that market
for the entire lot, which within q few months
cost $50 900.
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&C.. FOR MARINE CORPS.
ORdrterp,aSte,'s Office, U. 6. Marine Corys, 4
WAahinEt tor. 9Th Juna. 1861 {

QndrtemaSts,'s Dice, U. s. Marine Corps,
WashinEto 9Th June, 1861
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this OF
foe until O'Clock p IN. of Friday. the 2lst day of
June instant, for supplying o the u. 2. Marine
Corps within twenty days from the time OF enter
ing into contract 200 Rnapsa:ks, l,coo Canteens,
1000 Havers6cks.
The above art c'es to conform 10 every respect
with the samples TO be en- At this ufce; the Office
of the Assistant Quartermaster Marine Corps,
l,22O Spruce street, Phiiadelphis; the Marine
racks, GhaTlsstnwn, Mass To be de Ivered Tree
Of expense 70 the United States ct Tn. Marine
Clio hing Store, ago SprIce street PhIi,delphIa,
and subject TO the inspection and approval Of the
Assistant QuArtermsster.
To Do endorsed Proposals for Knapsacks, q Q ~
w. B. SLACK.
je72sw7w Major and Qusrtsrmsstsr.
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o r FL IA L .
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President Of the United States
of AmerIca:

LINCOLN, President Of the United States
OF America:
To all WAops it May Coneers.
satisfactory evidences having bsen exhibited to
me that MIGUEL ZARAGozA has been appointed
Consul OF Mexico. at San Antonio de Bexar,
do hereby reoogniz him Is such, and declare him
Tree to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers,
and pri vileges allowed TO the Consuls OF the
most favored nations in the United :tstes.
In testimony whereof. have caused these letters
to be msde patent. and the seal OF the United
States to be keTeunto affixed
Given under nv hand. At the city Of wash
{, I9gton. the sth day Of yIne, A D; issI: and
America the eighty 81 th.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD. Secretary Of State.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Appoistnienf Ofet.
The Pest Office at Memphis. Tennessee, 10 dis
continued. The Postmaster General orders ell
Postmssters to forward to the Dead Letter Once,
at Washing ton all mail matter which 10 directed
to that office.
First Assistant Postmaster General.
June 6, 1861.
ORDER.
BY direction Of the President, II rs hereby or
dered that as q mark of respect to the memory OF
the late Honorable STEPHEN A. noUGLAs. who de
parted this life on the 4th instant, at Chicago,
Illinois, this Department be closed on the 7th in
slant, the ds, of HE funeral ID the building be
draped in mourning for thirty days.
GIDEON WELLES,
Secretary of the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Jane s, 1861.
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IL The Falls City brought from Baton Rouge
yesterday two hundred and ferty cases, containing
four thousand eight hundred muskets Fifteen
hundred of them are consig ned TO this place, and
the remainder go on to Mount Vernon Arsenal
Alabama. On Thursday the Charleston Railroad
brought In fourteen thirty-twO and sixty -four
pound Dahlgren guns, and the next day Gig hi
more.-MemphiS appeal, June2.
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III The Morgantown (Va) correspondent of
the Wheeling lntelligencer writes May 10Th:
"Some 81 Of our sscefsiOn voters, in this coun-
ty, sent in their written oaths and names TO our
town to-day, declaring their fidelity TO the Gov.
eminent and the Constitution. I think Ii proba-
BILE that the remaining SIS voters will do the same
thing. In few days We will not have seces-
siOnist In our county ),
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THE "UNION" GUN.-The great gun "Union, -
which arrived here few DAYS since from Pitts
burg, is still at Locust Point, under guard of a
company Of Pennsylvania troops, awaiting con-
veyance to Fortress Monroe. A schooner has
been chartered to carry IL to 1t destination, on
board Of which IL will be probably shipped to
day. Workmen were yesterday engaged in pre-.
pairing the deck Of the vessel to receive the mon
ster-Bdf AMERICAN
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ID The Williamsport correspondent Of the
Baltimore American says the young man Rentch
who was shot there is now proven to have been a
spy. He was Just from Harper's Ferry, had
passes from the commander of the forces there,
and important documents about his person. He
was armed with dirk, two slung shots, and a
brace Of pistols.
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How IT WoRxs.-The discount upon Tennessee
money Ii heavy since the secession Of that State
that even ih own neighbors refuse to take 1t and
the secession Louisville Courier has standing
announcement that IL will not be received at that
office.
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III In Wheeling, Va, man has become In
sane from remorse at voting the secession ticket,
and although confined In a cell to prevent his In
juring himself, he finally succeeded in obtaining
a knife and nearly killed himself before il could
be taken from hiIn
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Took THE OATH.-According to the return Of
the United States marshal of M essrs
Worthington, Scott and Matthews, 81 Baltimore
county, arrested and aken to York took the oath
Of allegiance to the United States government
previous TO their release
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III Wisconsin has thus far expended s175 GOO
for the war This State proposes to keep thee
regiments In camp on Its own account, and the
Legislature, now In session. 10 taking steps to pro.
vide $s0, GOV worth Of arms for them.
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BosToN SHIPS NOT SEIzED-Th statement Of
the New York Herald that the Boston shi ps Enoch
Train and Wilbur Fisk had probably been seized
by the rebels at New Orleans 10 unfounded. Both
vessels now in Boston Dor, tine formerl lying
at Constitution wharf, and the latter at Battery
wharf-BOstoa Trareler
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III The Augusta Constitutionast, Of the Both
ultimo, says: President Davis war horse passed
through this city last night on his way to Rich
mond, Virginia. Accompanying the animal was
the Presid saddle. on the horn Of which Is a
com pass to be used In case the rider should lose
his WayD
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lNcONvENIKNCRs.-AM Mississippi Taper express
IS the hope that the southern people will - bear
patiently" the Inconvenience resulting from the
suspension Of the mail service, because II 10 one
of the troubles "attendant upon tie separation
from our northern enemies"
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III Shillington favors Us with an advance
copy Of part second Of the renowned Bipartisan
Leader" also, with the New York illustrated
News for June Is, abounding In spirited war
Illustrations.
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The MARYLAND COMMIssIONRRs-T Rich
mond Enquirer states that the Maryand commits
sioners were not successful In Their mission to
Montgomery. and adds that had the State moved
In January, the object might have been accom-
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VIRGINIA has lost over two millions Of dollars,
1t is estimated by the failure to make sales north
ward Of her truck crop Of the present season, in
consequence Of the act Of secession We now
See by the New York papers that the great kind
ling wood trade has been lost to Virginia through
the same cause, and that the requirements Of n ew
York city In that line has created brisk business
In the forests Of Maine and Massachu sets.
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NOMINATION FOR Conc RKss.-The Southern
Rights Convention Of the Sixth District Of Mary
land. which assembled at Marlboro on Wednes-
day, nominated Benjamin @. Harris, Esq Of st.
Mays county, for Congress.
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IL The citizens Of Pittsburg, Pa, are about
to hold Convention for the purpose Of urging
Congress to establish the contemp plated National
Foundry at that place.
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u Yesterday, Col. Petherbridge seized in
Baltimore four brass feld-pieces used by the
Eagle Artillery. From the armory everything
was taken, including sixteen sets Of harness,
1,2OO pounds Of round and canister shot, 800
pounds of powder and 40 muskets.
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CAMP KEFTlkS

CAMP KErTLkS
i've SALON CAMP KEffsTLEso or cAG%pk0Ns
with Furnace for wood attached, ~ JAMES
sf mi NJ GS wash'ss ss st0rs Tvs s.d Sns.f
corner Of Ilth street. lRsp.l ma A-steo
THR6hSTsN cso22EfYkkkt WI +. ss::.:'
s T91 g . her 1sI .rS: g Alexandria on efES
she will Save her wharf at the foot Of Tth street,
Of the following hours 3, 10, 10. 3 g. and o,cpk.
Leave Alsxandris q ~ s, and o'clock.
nSsv SAMUEL eKpNEy. o..
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Iron the 25th ult., two tow-boats worth
SIS 600, and barge Of coal worth 81 600, from
Pittsburg, were seizsd at Memphis by the seces-
sionists.
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IL TowN.-Col. M. s. Woods, the newly ap-
pointed Commissioner Of Public Buildings, has
arrived from New York, and will, 1t is expected,
sx,er upon the duties Of his office on NJ onday
nay
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS. The Presiden
has made the following appointments :-Henr,
Addison, p stmaster at Georgetown, d. c.; J
Cobb, postmaster at whitewater, Wis Franz
Foster, postmaster at Honesdale, Pa.
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J. s. NIcoLAY, Esq, private Secretary Of the
President, left this city Wednesday afternoon,
on a brief visit to his home in Springfield, Ill.
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Posi- OFFICE DIscoNTINUED-The postmaster
at Memphis having refused to distribute mail
matter sent to his Office, the Postmaster General
has direct ted the discontinuance Of the Memphi,
office
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RENDER UNTO CESAR the things that are Caesars,
and unto the Star the things that are the Stars,
o Especial" Of the New York Tribune.
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OUR FRIENDS at the various military camps and
positions will confer favor by keeping us posted
as to movem ents and aff airs in their viCinities
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BY BONTZ 4 GRIFFITH. AuctIonecr,

TRUSTEE'S SALE IMPROVED PROP
! ERTY IN TIE CouaTY.-By virtue of q deed
Of trust 9 the sub.criheI bearing date the isth
day OF Novemb-r. A. d. 1850. and recorded in Llber
j. A. No: a5, folios So, ETC., one of the land
records Of Washlnston county, IN the District Of
Columbia, shall offer for SAFE, ct pubic auction,
on the premlses, on the 18th dat of June next. cU
menclnG at O'Clock D. M. sl that piece Of ground
lying In the county OF Washington, and no
part Of Chichester" 0es inniuE tor the same
the Ridge Road, az point marked on plat " SIDE
by Lewis Csrbery, late Surveyor OF said county,
and running thence an easterly direction 90 the
eastern line of said piece Of land; thence NTH
wafdly with the said eastern line SIXTY (60D feet,
more or lees; thence weetvardy within seventy
teven I'D feet OF said Ride Road; thence sOata
forty 40D feet thence seventy seven CID feet west
verdly 70 said Ridge Road; thence south vardy
along said Ridge Road tventy ,2nl feet To the
OF beginning, with the improvements thereon, oOr-
sistins OF q comfortable log house and . smal
frame house.
This property ia sorors the Eastern Branch. and
near GOOD Hope"
Terms Of sale: One-thIrd cssh; the residue mt
and II months, the purchase giving his note, sat
sfactoriy endorsed, and bearing interest IRON the
day of sale
A deed gwen and deed of trust taken. All con-
ve,snoinE 81 the cost of the purchaser
liz the terms Of sale are not compiled with within
I've days from the day Of sale the trustee reserves
the right to resell the property on one weeks ne
tice ~ the rsk aod cost OF defsultIng purchaser.
A. LLOYD. Trustee.
m II-asv&ds BoNTZ GRIFFITH, Auots.
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8. SASDERsos, Esq Chief Clerk in the War
Department, has been appointed a Lieutenant
Colonel in the Army.
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SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
~ Ar PoINT LOOKOUT. MARYLANp.

SEA BATHING AND SAFE hEThEAIt
- AT PoINT EooK-OUT, MARKHAM.
This oe eb,.t.d Bathing Place: sitg.tsd At the
junction of the Potomac River with the IA
Chesapeake Bay. will be opened By the vEsY
undersig ned on tho 10th OF June, in the Gs u
very best style, for al persons Who may wish
safe and quiet retreat, where they can have the
benefit of the best salt water bat ing and enjoy the
delicacies of the water, such a. Fish of ell kinds
Oysters, Crabs, DO
Every description OF fishing tackle Will be kent
for the accommodation of guests.
fine livery stab kept on the farm
Also, ten pin alleys and billiard saloons With
all other amusements usually found 1t suoh Diaees.
The table will be supplied daily with fresh vsge-
tables from the garden on the premises and from
the Baltimore and Washington markets.
The best Liquors and Cigars will always be found
at the Bar.
Board, 50 PSF day; one week, Sl2; second vesks
go; four weeks for SS5; children and oolorsd ser,
want, half-prioe.
The steamer st. Nicholas leaves Washington
Tuesday as6 q IN. and baltimore on Friday af p.
m The half past o cock p. m. tram from Wssk-
ington will connect at Balti more with the BOOB,
reaching Point Lookout daily also, q tri-yeskly
Add .ess the proprietors, at Point Lookout,
Washington. ID C., or Alexandria, Va.
81 HEFLEBOWER q CO Prop'rs.
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IL To-day the N. Y. Twentieth Regiment
leaves New York city for Fortress Monroe.
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AFFAIRS AT FORT Notwithstanding
the southern reports to the contrary, 1t appears
from a letter from Capt Adams to the Navy
Department, dated May 20, that great preparations
had been made for an attack on Fort Pickens,
which at that time was hourly expected He
dispatched the Wyandotte to Key West to bring
down troops, and afterwards placed her In posi-
ton where she could render the most aid.
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BOARDING..

TEN OR TWELVE TABLE BOARDERs
i can be accommodated with excellent Board q
genteel private family, central ooation,D At ol5
per month. Also, q suit of Rooms on second floor
Fer rent Apply to Mr.. SWAIN, at Star Ohcs.
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DIPLOMATIC DINNER.-The President on Tues.
day evening gave a dinner to the diplomatic
corps, at which the following guests were present.
Secretary Seward Lord Lyons, Minister from
England; M. Mercier, Minister from France;
Baron de stoeckl, Minister from Russia; Cheva.
ner Rulsemsnn, Minister from Austria; Senior
Tsssara, Minister from Spain; Senior Lisbos, Min
lister from BRAZIL Chevalier Bertinstti, Minister
from Sardinia Senior Molina, Minister from
Costa Rics; u. Van Limburg, Minister from ths
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GENTLEMEN AND Their WIVES, Also
NJ q few single gentlemen, osn obtain line Re- oms
on the first and second floors, IN eas, nj location.
aud with excellent Board. Apply 800 street. be-
tween llth and 18th sts. few Table Bcarders &C
oommodated. m A-llt'
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-An Italian GREYHOUND PUP, tfe-
IL male.D about months old, white.
with mouse coOred ears. A liberal re-A~
ward will be paid u returned to RlCH--
ARD WALLACE. les 81
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RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF JUDGE DOUGLAS.
The White House and all the Public Buildings
are heavily draped with mourning to-day, as a
mark Of respect to the memory Of Mr.. Douglas
The President is not receiving visitors to-day,
and the Departments are closed, also, to the same
end. The municipal offices are also closed as
we'll as the public schools, and the various tags
throughout the city are at half-mast.
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CREAM, Wholesale and Retail, at the
Us Phtlndelphia lee Cream Depot, corner of
Twelfth and r streets. m 20-lrls
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SAY, STRANGER. WHERE ARE
~ you going! You seem to be in great hur-
u" $50 am. | am going to SMITHS, No. 400
seventh street, to buy su't of Clothing. The peo
pie say he has very moe assortment, and they
no sells them so cheap" Nets.-The last we saw
Df the stranger, he WAS running up Seventh street
singing out "SMITH, No. $50" m2l SIN
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eS COLTS REVOLVERS
~ OF the above Revolv. RS Just received and
Tor sale at H. SEMKEN'S,
Je7th $50 Pennsy lvania avenue.
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THE EVENING STAR.

WASHINGTON CITY:
......-..............June z, 1861
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APPOINTMENTS AND PROMoTIoNs.-The Presi-
dent has made the following appointments and
promotions:
John D. Simms, James Fl. Jones, and John c
Cash to be Captains in the Marine Corps.
George p. Turner, Clement J. Hebb, James
Lewis. Thomas s. Wilson, Philip r. Fendall
Alan Ramsey and Philip H. w. Fontane. Firs
Lieutenants. do.
Robert w. Huntington and Frank Munroe
Second Lieutenants, do.
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MARSHAL'S sALE1ln virtue Of vrIt Of
WI feri faclas. issued from the Clerks once Of
the county Of Washington. ana ~ IN 70 directed.
will expose to public "a for cash, In front Of the
the 10Th day Of June next, 1851, At IL o'clock m
the 70 lowing described property, 20 wit: Part II
same st the northwest corner Of sald lot. running
thence vest 10 feet i3ohes; thence south With the
depth OF 10 feet inches he rear line Of said lot
and al OF Lot No. II, In said Square No ISL, to
eether With all and singu ar the improvements
thereon, in the city of ashingtou, ID. c.. sei1sd
and levied upon, and viii be sold 90 satisfy judi
cials No. H. 10 October term 1883 favor OF GeOTge
Hill, Ir., against Gales a. Sea'On.
w. sELDEN, late u. =. Mershsl for
m Is dts District of Columbia
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ZONE AND SEE Our rev style INDIA. PAN
~ ANA. and AMAZON HATS. just received
to-day; also, the UNION TIE, at No. $50 Ses
enth st. ia7 I'm
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AUCTION SALES.

By WALL a BARNARD, AueiiOn.ers.
MULE. SPRING WAGON hNnHtRNEss
w AT Aver N.-.On SATURDAY MORNING,
the Auction looms
One excellent Mule,
One gond Spring wagon, With Up,
One set Harness.
II " WALL a BARNARD. Auet..
ByGREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctsopeer,.
Nc. $40 corner va snd % sfrssfI
II o U HOLE FURNITURE. CHINA.
II GLASS, hsp CkockERr WAlr Ar AyeTIos.-
m. ne shall sell, 81 our Auction Rooms, IN excel
len; assortment Of Furnlture va;
@'f Do and SS WANT Wine ha SI Iess:,
Dressing Bureaus. Wsshstsnds, ard Tables,
Cotton, TOP. Husk. and Hair Mattresses,
Feather s s, PIllo u.s. Ard soB Bolstsr''
Buckets, Tubs, Keelers, Ard y est Boxes,
Tn BuStes: pans faG CIp s.in! and cosse Pots.
And many other articles which we osem unneces
ss Iii 'n0S GREEN a WILLIAMS. Aso,.
By J. c. MCGUIRE a CO.. AuotIoneers.
,, SIRIUS s DAY r;SofNINs' yS1: sts; :, i
sell fis q one Horse Family GsTnss s 40"
ies-dts J. c. MCGUIRE a CO, Aucts.
Bv ]. C. MCGUIRE CO.. AuctIoneers.
FuRNITTREdE tEI EFFEG IS o. "a AF s.Tk
DAY MORNING june SAB. at 10 o'elOcf, in front
of the Auction Rooms, shall sell the Furniture
and Effects of o family declining Housekeeping,
comprisi1r-
| Superior 81 octave Pisno Forte by Chokering,
Walnut Hair SprinG-se,t Sofa.
DO Rocker and Parlor CksIrs,
Rosewood Etesere and Hat Rack,
Rosewood Marhl. top Sofa Tabe Is,
| Gilt frame Ossl Mirrors, Msntsl Clock,
| Mshoesny and Walnut Bedstesds, Dressing Blu
| reans. Wash.tands,
Hair and Husk Nat'res sts, Bolsters and Pillows,
Cane and w ood sest Chairs, Lounge,
4 thid's Walnut CRIB, Piano Stool.
White and Checkered Mating, sr?ets. 40.
Together with general assortment OF Household
Efests.
| Terms cash, in current funds,
je6d ]. c MCGUIRE CO, Auots
MARsBAL's sALEzzIn virtue Of q .nt Of
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0-THE UNION PRAYER MEETING
ES will be holden EVERY DAY in the English
Lutheran Church, corner of Fl and Eleventh sts..
commencing at 5 O'Clock p. m. ard TO be Continued
an hour. Strangers as well as citizens of al de-
nominations are invited to attend and take part in
these social meetings. NIL
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DUTTER.-sO kegs fresh GOSHEN BUTTER
ID just received on oonsig nment and will he sold
js7 3t MURRAY Il SEMMES.