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BALTIMORE, June 2-The Constitutional
Convention Of Mary land, in session at Anna
polls, passed to-day, by a vote Of So yeas to 81
nays, the following article OF the bill of rights:
Hereafter in this State there shall be neither
slavery nor involuntary servitude, except in
punishment of crimes, whereof the party shall
have been duly convicted, and all persons held
to service or labor as slaves are hereby de-
clared free.n
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NO More Fighting Yet-Important Move.
m N

FORTRESS MONROE, June %, o. m.-The
mail steamer Charles Vanderbilt, from Ber-
Muda Hundred, has arrived. She reports that
no fighting had occurred up to 10 O'Clock this
morning,
The 18th army corps, under General Smith,
crossed the Appomattox river and joined Gen.
Grants main body yesterday. An important
movement Is expected.
We have nothing later from the W hite House,
and no further particulars In reference to Gen
Sheridan's movements.
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~ Miss Mandana Tileston, daughter of the
late Cornelius Tileston, of WILLIAMSBURG Mass
was married few weeks since, at Oxford,
Ohio, to Rev. Calvin Fairbank, after an en-.
igagement OF thirteen years. Preparations for
their wedding Were being made twelve and q
half years ago, when MIR. Fairbank was i'm
prisoned in Kentucky for assisting slaves to
escape, and he has inst been released. During
all this time Miss Tileston did not relax her
efforts to secure his release. "i
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 22.-The steamship
Pacific has arrived from British Columbia an d
Oregon, bringing $2O5, 600 in gold from the Ore
gon and Idaho mines.
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I'm portant from Canada

e MONTREAL, June 24.-The federation Of all
the Provinces has been proposed--Canada to
be divided into three States. ~ ~
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RYJ. MsGUIRE & CO., Auctioneer..

COM MISsIONERs' SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
No. l73 Petitions Circuit Court d 9.
LARGE MANSION AND GROGNDS ON 14TH
sTkEET, SUITABLE FOR A PUBLIC GAR.
In obedience to an order of the Circuit oourt of
majority Of the parties interested entered ON the
d day of May, 1852 in the matter of the petition of
Peter O. Howle and others, heirs 1T Law of Joanna
Howle, deceased. the undersigned Commissioners
In the above entitled will offer At public sale,
atthe premises on MONDAY, the nth day of June,
Real Estate; lying and being in the city of Wash
ist. The whole of Square No. go, fronting on 18th
street wsst, and lying between G and ID streets
south, The entire square contains 1898 square
feet, The improvements consist of = large, we'll
euthouses, suitable for . frst-class residence or
place of public entertainment and summer resort
surrou nded by shade trees, and mmand II o fine
view Of the Potomac and Virginia shores. It is
w1thin twelve minutes walk OF Willaras Hotel
and will soon be connected with Pennsylvsnia av-
and Geor rgetown railroad.
I'd. Part of Lot No. l in Square 267, fronting on
Maryland avenue, and lying between lSA and 18th
stieets containing 25l square feet, and having
ia doub bic two-story frame dwelling house.
Terms of sale One third in cash on the day of
bonds for the residue in the name Of the respective
heirs payable with inter at the legal rate six
and twelve months after date the title to be with
held till the payment Of all the purchase money.
All conveyancing at the csst OF the purchaser.
JOHN HENDERSON,
HENRY A. CLARK,
OoRNELIus A. DouGHERTY,
JOHN g. ROBINSON,
70 HID J. o. MCGUIRE CO., Auct.
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Arrival Of Rebel Prisoners

FORTRESS MONROE, June 23.-The steamer
Guide has arrived from City Point with up
wards of 700 rebel prisoners recently captured
il front OF Petersburg. No fighting, except
skirmishing, thus far this week with General
Grants army. 'r..
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RYJ. G. McGUIRE& L CO., ,Auetioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
No. l72. Petitions IN the Circuit Court, D, G.
VALUABLE BUSINESS LOT ON PENNSYLVA-
Nc Nc n oAnHJEiNNGE, nJiN, AND BRICK TAVERN AT
In compliance with an order ofthe Circuit Court
OF the District of Colub bia, land at the request of
apgority OF the parties intsreated,) y entered on
The f9fh day OF February, 1851 in the matter ofthe
petition OF Peter G. Howie and others heirs at law
Sf Pafke 81. Howle. deceased, the undersigned,
Commissioners in the above entitled cause. will
otter AZ public SALE on the premises on TUESDAY,
June 18th commencing with the frst named at
O'Clock ~, the following described real estate
being and lying in the city of Washington, D. O.
lat Lot No g, in square A, fronting on the south
Fde OF PeDnsylVsnia svenue. near Sd street, ad-
joining hcDermotts Coach Factory, and contain
ng 2.4S square feet. =. -~
I'd Lot No. 4, in squsrs No. 1s7 situated at the
corner Of 18th street and Maryland avenue at the
foot he Potomac Bridge containi b83S ausre
feet. Upon this lot there is q large Brick Dwef-
ing House suitable for tavern, aHd other improve
ments. ri
Terms of sale: One-third In cash on the day of
sale, and the purchaser to give bonds for tbs reai
due in the name of the respective heirs payable
with interest at the legal rate, at six and twelve
months after date the title to be with held till the
payment Of sll the purchase money. =
All conysysnces at the cost Of the purchaser
JOHN HENDERSON -
' HENRY A. CLARK,
CORNELIUS A. DOUGHERTY,
JOHN G.. ROBINSON,
Commissioners
talad j @ McGUIRE ~ co Annts
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limited STATES HOTEL, -
JOHN WEST. AAR0N MILLER.'
PERSONAL.

~
H. DR.. II. THOMPSON - alE
HAS Removed from Ne.,274 north to 512
street, one door west of 7th st. y----.7 r-.--l
Omce hours, 10 to ~ a. M; 2to5 p. m. je23-lmr
CAGTLoN;1,Hayingb been informed that sEBAs-
STlON BANGERr has offered for sale, Lots No.
SQUARE tSs oty ST. of
All persons hereby ycantionsd that the pretend.
ea Id e sad to ssd property
IN litigation without any possible ground Of sue
Washing D. c., June o. shS isss. "iia je St.
ITO THE POOR AND UNFoRTUNATE.-Con.
sultaton gratis from II to Il N. Medicines
S''n0a' ehafsfbR Dir. BxoHr1NeER, .l..
Formerly Surgeon in charg in the Austrian and
Italisn army. informs the blic of Washington
his attention to the treatment Of ali kinds OF dis.
eases. Particular attention to females and private
diseases. He cOnversesi in English, French, Ger
man, Spanish and italian languages. His diplo.
hang in his ONCE, Penn. avenue, 502, near Cd
street: Once hours, to II q. m.; to p. m.
nUERY3-Who has the largest assortment Of
~ pattern for StampinsS Mhs is the only prac.
number Of hands at Enbroideryp Who has the
nnest stock OF Enbroideries, Braids, &C., and who
j. the only person in the District that does Flutns
~ VPRINCE, ss1 PsTREET,-A
where ladies select from rs 200 choice patterns
for any kind of work, and where they can get ANY
PATTERN stampedT Having stamped for 5000
who do not want their goods spoiled but stamped
g should BE- g to the only person in the city
TLtTINGi fJUTINal FLUfINel 7faa O
The only WucktNs In town now in operation.
flutine done ~ good as in new York elsewhere,
my s-n 1881 street.opposits Patent Office.
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ley WIN. l.. WALL L CO., Auctioneers.

N, II. W ALL q w., AuctlOneers,
TRgsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE AND I'M.
IN wIsa1NGfoN N cffY. SD 3. Sc q. q y q AAhi
dated May g, 1861, and recorded in Liber 4. s.,
No, 2ls foliSs lls DC, of the Land Records Of
the subscriber, as Trustee, will, on the 7th day Of
July next, at 1--WE O'Clock m offer Public Auc-
Of yns n tS coanRy bs ps
triet OF Columbia, and known IS all hstparcel of
ip rse Of c Il ar iso sad
hundred and forty three Gas eginnins ct stake
Sf s se. side ss Of e NJ oh B. hSns. n an;
thence north along said line TO Vermont aveuns,
e0fnss .onthwest of said Lott and thsnes sas
wsrdy on street l44) ieet to the place
of ground. more or less ta .f t.-
Also all that piece or parcel of Land commencing
and running parallel with Vermont avenue fifteen
feet the nee east parallel with the alley ten and
Vermont avenue twelve feet; thence west and par
alel With the alley s1 feet thence south and par.
0f sroand u de wtS the S9dng and % stss
Ferm o Of sss esss the resSnss in
notes az and ~ and ls months, TO be secured by
Conyeyinees and stamps At cost Of purchasers.
In case Of non eornghsnce By purchaser with he
the Trustee win resell the premises at the risk and
Go.t Of default ting purchaser.
chaser st the time of sale.
All eonyeyanees to be prepared under supervision
CHARLES NJ. MATTHEWS, Trustee.
je Is stawtds lint W. l.. WALL CO.. Aucts.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. AuctiOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated the 3lst day of
hsy, lS5l, recorded in Liber j. A. g.. No 24, folios
96. &c, one of the land records OF washin gton
county, District Of Columbia and at the request Of
al the parties interested, shall, on FRIDAY AT
TERNOON, the 18th of July nsxt. lS64, sell at pub
lie suetion on the premise. Lots Nos. 4,
Washin gton, being the west half Of said SQUARE.
These lots front on ID and u streetsnorth and 18th
street east, and some OF them are I'm, proved nv a
dwelli ng and laughter house. = u :
Terms of sale Une-third cash; the residue In
two equal payments, with the purchasers notes
a. six and twelve months, with interest from the
day Of sale.
purchase money. . t
All conveyances and revenue stamps at the pur-
ehAser's cost.
III the terms of sale are not complied with in five
days the Trustee reserves the right. after one
weeks advertisement in any newspaper IN wash
ington city to resell, at the risk and cost OF the
o'iSui'.hs pu' WM r. WOODWARD. Trustee
je 23eo&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Apct.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RYJ. @. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
1RUsrEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING

y .s LOTS
a q sas saa, o9
in the cause Of Hsensr ct ai vs. Rsndeii ct al on
raso ass sssrs sss 81 sui1 i.
a. nss' ss rss suItsTss Wss e. W.s
instop city, viz
18th and opsose on The ras;
reservation on the south side Of ns,lyania sfe-
ss s. sa ss % fee. on
near .sS its intsrsseton win Psnnsylvssi. avenue
msnts consisting of brick ONCE
Loi NO Is EoRing on 18th street 50 feet, and
- AZ that part Of Lot No IS, adjoining Lot No.
nns Sssk ia 81 s st,sss feat inches and run
ately in the Of that fpart OF Lot No. Is. isat
.nd used :. sns as ss
part of Lot No Is, and Lot No. la-the said portion
Gi Lot No. II being 81 feet inches by Is feet
This property is In An agreeable aud improving
part part Ha tas CITY In view of the avenue, and very
The Lots viii be subdivided, If desired, to salt
Purchasers. -F.. af'E
July 1854 in further EXECUTION Of said deere tn. a.,
subnscriber VIII sell. 1t the Auction Reons of las
Lots yax ,s ss. 81 hs ihs follow
N LOIS OILS nos; II. H. B, and "A, n squtrs sis, lying
Lots Nos. 2, Is. and is, in Square sis lying 10
east. -
Lots Ncs; Ia 8 and 4. In Square 1895. fronting
tot ether jll feet East Capitol street, bstsesn
18th and 18th streets east - = = = = =
Lots Nos l. 2, IL, and 90 in aauars lo57 fronting
toEether S9 feet East Ga pito street at ts corr
ner of 18th street east. : : - >
Lots Nos.Z, Is, i6, and IL, in Square lilo, 'front.'
ing on East Capitol and south A streets between
18th and 10th streets east. tsLv7 rrE'- : a.
Lots Nos. and 2, in Square 1,1l2, lying at the
corner of south and 18TH strsets east
Many of these are corner Lots, situate on the
widest streets. on high ground. &c.fT. ~ = 20
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are IS
paid in eash, and the residue in two equal install
ments. at six and twelve months from the day of
or bonds. = -
The Trustee reserves the right to resell any por-
tion of the property, in the terms of sale are
not complied with within ten days from the day OF
sale. at tn. risk Of the defaulting purchaser, on
ten days notice in the National Intelligencer
Conveyances and stamps 1t the cost OF the pur
chaser. A. b. HAaNER Trustee,
je I6- -2aw&ds J. g. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
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EIREWORKSl FIREWORKSll ~
The largest assortment in the city
FLAGsi FLAGsil .r,;s
of all kinds.
LANTERNS! LANrERNsu
for illuminations, &C.
Roman Candles, Exhibition Pieces
Scroll Wheels, Fire Crackers,
Sky Rockets, Pulling Crackers
Pin Wheels, Torpedoes,
Trianges, Flotillas, ..
Vertical Wheels, Chinese Bombs,
Saxon Wheels, Fire Balloons,
China Flyers, Toy Cannons,
Flying Pigeons, Cracker Pistols,
Serpents, Torpedo and Cracker Pis-
Grass Hoppers tolls eombinea-a new
lower-Pots, article,
Blue Lights, Transparent Lanterns,
Bengola Lights, Toy Drums.
Mines, ...f
COME EVERYBODY
and get your supplies for the
GLORIOUS FOURTH
from the great
NATIONAL FLAG AND FIREWORKS DEPOT,
3O2 STREET, NEAR FOURTEENTH.
Depot for Boswell Il Warmers celebrated
CoLORIFIC FOR CoLoRING THE HAIR.
nxThe Trade an pplied ie lg-2w
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CREAL DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY,

rhEAL DlsC0FERY IN DENTISTRY,
Teeth Eztfaettd tcithoia Ppis ,siiA the MHh,tn Of
would advise all persons having teeth to ex.
tract 70 call at Dr.. EEWIE's ONCE, ~S
ana have them taken out by this new jesA
examine the Dector's new and i'm
proved method of Inserting Artificial Teeth. II
you will have them in no other style than this new
and valuable one. No. s42. Pa. avenue, between
18th and 18th streets.
nnvls - 8. r. LEWIE, u. D., Dentist.
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DENTISTRY.

A DENTISTRY. ,. .,-..
all Dental Operations performed in a thorough
and scientific manner, By DR. MERRILL, -
(snscsssor ISS g.. to DR.; W P, McConnelp atA5G
Teeth extracted without pain by the use Of
Particular attention given to filing and presery-
ing the teeth. Childrens teeth carefully attended
Artificial teeth inserted in the most approved
styles now adopted by the profession. my25 lm+
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1On BBLs. BEST RoCKLAND LIME viii. be
(UU sold at a Great Sacrifice to close Nconsign
ment in lots to suit any class of pufchasers AIso.
q large lot of Cement, Plaster, dumhsr, piSkets,
and Hay = 2 ]. W. PUTNAM,"t
ia G-6t* III water st., GeOrgetoWn.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs.-Louisa a
Grason, drunk; 80. james Shay, firing crackers
In the street; dismissed. Conrad Wisen born,
DO; do. John Fitzsimmons, drunk; do Mollie
Johnson, assault; s5. James NJ C bermot, drunk
and disorderly, S15S James McQ uade, Sleep
ing in street; dismissed.
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486 osAhfi0.@o. .hAAao. 4S6
Z A beautiful assortment Of Gilt snd. Dark Oval
picturea: Also variety of Carte de- Vsite framess
At "" J. MARKRfTER'6 l66 7th street, iE'i
1 Eight doors above Odd Tsllows' Hall:
TAyuoa eaph Hbsoi% aD 49-1mtE
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"Thi child was still spanking said my
grandmother, " when | rushed out. | had been
a mother once, and l could not listen q these in
nocen,s in that fearful waiiing chamber, recapi-
tulatins the woes that had sent them there, any
longer"
u felt impelled 70 revisit earth. | came. In
no light could | make myself visible 70 you until
your tallow candle was brought in
My dear. remember what | have told you.
Some Of these days you may be q mother. Be
more than careful Of the sacred charge Of little
children. Think for them-feel for them. Do
not, 70 ease your cares, sink them into unnatural
slumbers, or give them over to selfish nurses.
Upon you hangs their liyes-in 2 great measure
their Happiness. both here and hereai5er-I beg
you will give
just at this moment the cock crew loudly.
The voice at my elbow was still. Hooked around
the rocking chair was empty, the ghost had
vanished.
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l0Otrttstntnts.
%POST-GFFICE NOTICE.

ADVICE HAS BEEN ED
~ his lay - this otlce from the Postmaster Of San Fran
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- Washington that the new [ : Postage Law OF July I'D,
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The ship p1stlgl Of Two cents IS added only once on each
letter mailed, and u prepaid must he paid il Us Postage
stamps.
4. ~KALAhAUA, Postmaster General
Honolulu, December Sd, 1864. 40 I'm
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PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Onr Changing Years.

. How sSlE our changing year. depart
Ike shadows On III stream % sine
AID traces leave Of sgy or Voc,
or sadness, or Of J.ss sublime
Ia eiEh: hezlas beside -. Esys
OF one Jas: lad down % sleep,
Wh.ch ,ake. :s- cersne-;s Q: re p.ss,
AL hII 20 rs: IN siIra-e deep
Along I,s course, With tirc!sss wing.
II has;ens on, nor stops - eisht,
AID Azraei waits upon - path,
Or angels bring their joyous light.
10. noIseIessly fall the saudl!ei fee;
OF Tine along IL eternal way
Our years are momen,s in che scale
That co1-is a thousand as ole day.
Oar sg-s are bu; hOurs % Him
Who holds the planet in HIS Lsad,
And centuries are short 20 Him
Who builds the orbs at one comm4nd.
let in the LITTLE sphere we Gil
Our brief concerns, Ike worlds arc seem
They make our life. our world our al.
With Eeaven the goal, and death between.
II troubles rise, and cares invade.
We call 3 congress n TIE s9llr
Add heart, and mind, and spirit, bring
To Iegislaie and rule the whole.
When al IS fair, We move right o.,
Like sovereigus In CUR little realm.
Like argosiss Ia tropic seas,
With Self, the pilot at the helm
Oar freigh,ed ship, before tie wind,
With golden fleece speeds On the tide,
Bat gales arise and bid u seek
A trGcr heImsman for our guile.
Whel setting sail We hope % ind
Some favored shore where Toll may rest.
But, tossed with storms, We often sink,
With treasures, all in Oceans breast
And sometimes on a barren shore.
Where We are lei in toll severe,
We seek to bind IL to our own,
That distant friends may still be near
SO with our hope We wrap the cord
That underIIes the ocean wave,
And make the cable true aud strong
That thrills with Love our Maker gave.
With strength immortal s;I! il lies,
While storms may beat and pillows roll,
Nor heed The iceb -rgs from the zone
wh=re play auroras round the pole.
We build fair cities in our realm,
And ever strive to guard them sill;
And Set our watches on the shores,
And beacon fires On every hill.
Yet often in our brightest hours
The rebels IN the soui arise,
And fortunes fail, and foe. around,
Once more compel Us TO tie skies.
II we must toll, We toll ia hope
II we have hope, how sS-e, the prayer.
A. morn, a. noon, st evening" time,
4 meeting with the Maker there.
So be our little would redeemed
The sphere wherein w. spend or day
The KINGDOM Of the heart renewed,
And filed with Heavens r~eviying ray
WV OLASD 30
. L. ObssTreT-
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Crocodile Tears.

lhe following satanic falsehood from the
New York World is copied into the Boston
Post, with the hypocritical remark that #
the accounts of the leaving the city of Alex
andrla by Gen. Banks troops are correct, !,
was the most infamous transaction 70 no
found in the records of the war;"
The article from the World is as fo,lons
"As might be expected, the women desired
to 90 along with the federal army, wbera
their husbands had gone. They applied to
General Banks with tears and entreatjes n
be allowed to go aboard the transports
They were refused! They became frantic
with excitement and rage. Their screams
and piteous cries were heart rending. With
tears streaming down their cheeks women
and children begged and implored the boats
10 take them on board. The officers of the
ooa's were DESTROYS OF doing so, but there
" the peremptory order from General
na'iks not to allow any white citizens to 20
aboard. A rush would have been made n Se
on q Inc boats, but there stood the guards with
nAeo oayonets, and none could mount the