; 1 t 2 & z vi a) efiehs Te , i ; LOCAL _NEWS._ | mon meme taal a > AUCTION SALES. THE LATEST NEWS, — = ] together with 2 re; Rev. Mr. Edwards, .M. JARVIS. to EE gE (LP Though Tre Stan 2 printed om tha fastest | nat Lodves bi to | Miss JOSKPAINE TOWNER, all of huge a. THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW TELEGRAPHIC steam press im uss south of Baltimore, its edition | CODSideration ots the eth nit. by Ret Mr. Ryan, JO PTE. By J.C. MCGUIRE & Co., Avotioneers < Seb ines és to iets rt 31UES. of Washington, to Miss 1 EMPTORY LE carly was at fe reawirs i to be put to preset am |, ea were held and committees | GRIFEITH of Baltinoce Piro Mreny ane ethan’ bale DEREEE | DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION. ly hour; Advertisements, ‘ore, should be ‘was finally determined, as con- | | (n the let instan: py the Rev. Mr. Lemon. Mr. | House axp tor ox \7T 8 TRERT WEST. - * sent in before Trsive o'clock, mt; otherwise they | siderable enthusiasm was manifested by members | WM. SCOPT. to Misa M.A. BE aL, albof Wash- | H aD)! Starers Nowra in THURSDAY NINTH DAY'S PROCEEDINGS. May not wnsil the in relation to the matter, to form a Itbrary associa- | ," ston. Sake May 31, at 5 o’elos! CHARtestox, May 2—The Boston Brass Band, Sppear next day. % tion, the auspices of the Grand Li i Re ~eteays 2 ow Siviaton Nos _ 2A) et hie tn = = —_— in Ser eemeed. the Paice ag ~ c under : wpe ¥ No. 22, No. 27, 2 mior wi rit-sti y ‘Timo! received | terest j terprise. | On ‘Tuesday » Mra. » weed 3) years, wi together wit! ‘ of which Mr Flournoy, of Ark., in stentorian é ‘St and forwarded from Tu Stax office. Sith, the, asssciation was formally organi theta Faptain Joseph B. Tate, and eldest child of weil batt tae cRery as bameieaae ont tones, three cheers for the Union, which | _ © Lmaron, Mey 2 Miduignt — = the election of a president, vice presi ‘Tho fneral will take piace on @aturday aftornoon, | NE;ROWEC. containing two. parlors, wills ‘nll ly given. The floor and galleries were : Nationa. Mxpicat Connextion.—The fifib librarian, and a board of n iu cf agreed to vote ti pat. , an 4 adjournment of the vention without maki , treasurer, the Sth instant, at So'clock, from the residence of | figroome, ” *!chets three chambers, and two at’ | thronged with ladies. At 104 o'clock the Gon. ioatt ne ial Convention for the ‘revis. rectors—the latter chosen from the different lodges | her father. No. 594 Pa. avenue. Her friends and ety ~ a ng vention was called to order, aud prayer offered up | POM/natious, wit recommendation to bold & Pharmaco ja of the ‘Unive Sisied, met at mv Rg tor The af sayy Soe belgrag 9 those of the family are invited to attend, without gibte cok — Bosch tonew glhare Bo 1 by the Rev. Dr. Kendrick, new Convention in Baltimore or Philadelphia on jay, at 10 o'clock a.m. Dr. | Presid - D. Stuart; resident, 8. T. 2 ‘ ayy | truston the premieee, ‘Title periect. All convey- The Convention then resumed balloting for a | th second Mond: June ‘ood, President of the Convention of | Shegert; tary, rs re Bartlett; Treasnrer, J 1%, the 2d inst.. after a short iliness, ANDREW barns the cost of Presidential candidate. There having been the purchaser. call . _ | T. Clements; R. Finley Hunt. Di- |} 4. MES, in the 27th year of his age. id J. C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. | Twelve ballots taken last event: , the Thirteenth Washingwea’ oppose aecokonnes homsr vans, Ober, Edw'd Evans, | , Eis faseral feck dara Arapaho et Wik Was now bad. and resulted as follows: Douglas] CuaRuzston, Mey 2.—The convention of se- S.E. \ ae - Bangs, WE. Waters, H! ith street. between @ and H. where the frients of RUST! 5 BARNARD, Auctioneers. 49%, Guthrie 393; Iune20, Hunter 2? , Johnson ceding delegates from the Democratic Nations! The following permanent officers of the Con- | Divine, A- Duvall, and A. Eberly. the family are invited to attend. Yas EBE&’S SALE OF VALUABLE 12, Dickinson 1, Davis 1. Convention met at St Andrew's Hall this mor: vention were then elected - The Association has been receiving contribu- | On Wed y, May 2d. at his residence near ‘On Ht ar > ve fhe Fourteenth besllct resulted as follows :— | and adopted the majority as President—Dr. Geo. 8 Wood, of Philadelphia. —_ epg pe 8 perl —— already Reckvils, 478) SWE aged &2 years. ; Pred Mp he | = ws fag tore 2 on 2%, Hanter 27, ] the —— on the Piston to urmbers ¢ S - 1s re) @8 An is are ec ti, invited ¥ 2, 2 ’ . Vice Presidente Dr. Jacob Bigelow, ot Sasa | eects Milian, noah tatitie tee los: by nine fork te attend bis fuera! on Friday, the 4th iast., at-19 pig Sah mnths Fifteenth ballot showed no change, except tee Constitetions! Brasesene am ag F "I bizht. Some ti andred other 1. it Hunter lost vote, which it to Guthrie. bed: Po tk ge leg pro whieh will beteeiont parading nr p Ot the 2 instant, MICHAEL O'BRIEN, zed Ba ot mi Sixteenth ballot Dow ies 150, Guthlott tap Notional sen = Tl Washington. Sees ae eae, Reh, Me secure: them. The | Ore iatives and friendd SRS NGBeSHatS invited 2 Gas. hid casks ohn a ond fie Seventesath ballot teomes the samme as the Tue committee on credentials reported the fol- | design in forming the Association has been to | to'attens nis heat nes Ja*e residence, at Mv. | twelve months, bearing scoured by a | gixtecuth —s —_s owing de! ites as present ; leus pec’s, 2. «street, on Friday, instant, at sed Of truston the premises: if not complied | ~ : i: Front lege of Physicians and Surgeons of pepe ang Rh mere the cae jet owes ach “igh pe aca me 22" * core whe se ae le, vt resold a¢ the |, The Eighteenth ballot was the except Puiladelpbia. Dr. Geo. B. Wood and Dr. Robert | 0ccupations are of a nature to preclude the devo- cost and risk of the defaulting purchaser. that 2 vote went from Guthrie to Dickinson. w - Bridges. 7 tion of any of the business hours of the to C. INGLE, Trustee, The following isthe Nineteenth ballot in de- : Cade aren na a Ln one beers Bee roeaing 22 wel = to getp eariy erate for AU CTION SALES. Se WALL &'BARNARD Aucta,_ we Sent Maine8, New Hi hire 5, poe ilies nauk anevemncaivea Acad: a r _E.R.8 ‘ ft it ‘widows and orphans of deceased ST n—nk kk Oa=ee_oee sy J.C, MoGUIRE & CO., Aucti . or Douglas —Maine » New Hampshire 5, Ver- bers lege of PI 6 ee £ pes Sep aay Fellows, and all others, members of the | [a For other Auction Sales, see first page. MALL AN + eetaegmen t mont 5, Rhode Island 4, New York 35. Ojo 23, | ; ae Dambers of the seceding delegats are eg harmacy of the city of New ‘ 5 Pa, Ss A iD DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ‘ eaving for their homes, puting in outsiders as Meakim and Wm. Hegeman. order, whose inclination and tastes are literary. — KvEwom tt STREET, BETWEEN PENNsiivaNia | CoMnecticut 34, Missour! 4, Indiana {3, Ilinols | sutetititce, sad allowing them to vote as they lege of Pharmacy, Wm. Proctor. The Odd Fellows now number about fourteen By A, GR eg AVENUK AnD, Xontn H stREET—Un THURS | 11, Michigan 6, Wisconsin 5, lowa 4, New Jersey think proper At least one balf of the ‘seceders and E. Parrish. Maine Medical Associati _ | hundred members in yore in the Dis- Beets ES cto On RE OON, Moy 3d at hi i past five 3, Rebeaytvait 9, Maryland 34, Minnesota 3— | pay. gone . >, < J +o a 40} o . % A.J: Faller and Dr H.T. Cummings. Connec- | tiet of Colambta; and this association, wilt ok i in Saintiel Davidson's subdivision of Square No: | For Gathrie.—Maine 3 Connecticut 2, Mary- Rumers from Charleston icut State Medical Society, Dr GW. ecw, | tend uence to them all, as a {Boots and} 186, fronting 24 feet 6 inches on Seventeontn street | j,h or Gull isonet” 5 ¥ a ae. Massachusetts Medical Society. Dr. J” Bivelow | 28 ‘0 all connected with them, and cannot but be | Sh es upon comisusent fran te west, between Pepnsyivanis avenue and north H P abe nas yup 20 jew Jersey 5, Missouri | Cuanrxstox, May 2 —An adjournment of the and Dr. k. Cutter. Jefferson Medical College, | Pfoductive of much good. 27 ies” M e nd ‘Childre: sirock, agp ng back 4 \ feat ;§ inches onone ine and ‘4,5 cen ~ fang oe ic Peoneyivenia 9%, Convention to Baltimore, on the 25th of June, is Fi pear. ares e r a » and contain- vane —| : ’ ; nomii effect = MS tteey Ee Thao ogra ‘conrigame So inne en ncn, | California 3, North Carcilna’ io, Arkansas ty Ore: | STane! spoken of, and {f no momination ixeffected : to-day, New York will bring this proposition for Svery dostrable jot, messing & £1 gon 3—total 20. ward. ” &. Young. National Medical College, Dr. Joba | occupied for yeors past by the Messrs. Bradley, | --eurulture. Bonecflvsnia eroseen aed Geant a ow Batok For Hunter—Masmchusetts 4, Penneyivanta | “The southern seceders mestat noon to-day. An © Rileyand De M.S. Lincoln. cabinet manufacturers, is scon to be torn down,| mas 2t A. GREEN, Anct. | the handsome building now in course of erection | 9 Vitginia 15, Delaware 2, Maryland 4—total 2. | effurt to conciliate them will be mode butit tere Maryland, Dr. Wm. E. A. Aiken. Maryl: to make room fora fine, commodious brick edi- : == and designed asa gallery of at. For Jobnson.—fennessee 11, Minnesota i— | js not successful, the College of Pharmacy, Alpheus P. Sharp. United | fice, four stories bigh’ This building, when paeeur: MoGUIRE & CO . Auctioncers. ma eae ctanece cared tng ty Sand. 18 bene seed fae Oaenoae oak in States Army, Dr. Lewis A. Edwards. United} completed, with others now in course of erec- ne Ter om the premis " y of trust ickinson received from ja 1, an 4 —— States Navy, Dr. George Clymer. tion, will add greatly to the appearance of King Noo! path Gb orakcoe ned echuatidncoome| [ape a . ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auets. gi tee hegre ger 150, Gute a0 Methodist remmial Conference. It was, on motion, resolved, that such members | eet, edb . 3 * it with w ses, delizhts, and astonistes | ph viteas on eas beeen ean Ber < Pf the terias ef6 Rot complied with within three sale: One-third cash; the balance in 6, | the use of bis name in opposition to gentlemen at Seuthe: joicings. his hearers. His execation marvelously facile Rawlings is now engaged with the ‘ipe : eo s B t Pp Nt} days from the day of sale the property will ba re- no! r ‘ and the tones of the instrament under his ready | Of, S¢Veral streets in the Pirst Ward. ‘The prop- fer five days’ notice in the National Intele. iy ondpraed, wit woe on the | Whe vote stood: Dougins 151%, others wachanged: | 9.84 AXXAt, May 2—One hundred, guns were ' - ty owners desira the Corporation to keep owes Ay 3 ony i he vote stood: Douglas 1514; others unchanged. | gred from the batter thisevening in honor of the manipulation are deliciously smooth 4 erty por: Pp pac fod Evening Star, at the cost and risk of the | property. Term: complied with within &re cays - 5, digus. Mr. M._ bas no superior thot weer, | wid thelt Itaprovements, which, as the tepors | Sskaknnt haters ; bre, re-sa's of tue property "at cost, abthe risk of | Tehwessee now withdrew the name of Johnson. | gicthere wcceden Pin teen woos one d eee poe vistas eee in the local columns of the Star for several weeks | Ans crositora of the said John Brereton who | the @cliaring prroteae Thirty-seventh ballot. a ee lol, Guthrie | enthusiastic with excitement. r oliscetlist. Ihe plano was pre- | have shown, are rapidl may not have filed their claims are notified todo} a y At the ex bis. Lane 12%, Hunter 16, Johuson 1, Dickin- - — sided over with much ability by Prof. Tow: are ordered for squares 55, 5 so On or before said day, RD&R Davis 1. Suicide at Berton We understand that Mr. Sharretts proposes to he ye. Bo. Mey 1.—Jobn H. Browne, a well STON, : - 4 he Dis. ALEXANDRIA Marten: ‘The old frame bulld- ment, recetved per consirament ; +a'e pa Ing 1,635 squi feet of grount Dr Thos. Miller and Dr. Wm, | ing on the corner of King and. Alfred streets, aa ibrrenssorturent of Household and Kitchen | this will nominate Hon. Jeffer son Davis, of Mississippi. 24 5 W. REDIN, Truetee. = = Sut! 16 — rest un- evening uext Week, with a mew programme. _ Te tah 7 AXECUTOR S SAL® OF A TWO-STORY -: Gitting’s resolution to adjourn was now | K20¥2 lawyer of this city, committed suicide — street to Massachusetts avenue, to be graded. adie requested by the parties interested to] Eu Reick Hovss AND Lor on THIRTEENTH st. thid on the table, aitheat » division day by jumping from a train of «ars on the Fall t d 18 above advertissment, that * veRN Ls . - J was abou! . GP gent sheen sore ac \ exealient welling houre, twes Mary and basement Sent ec Ur SA LUR DET APTER ROOT Fortieth, Forty-first and Forty-second bellots — | ®!ver railroad. He t 50 years old. a se a of usin; ne lan- on the land, a iar: rn i u ter, 5 x rf . er p 5 lexandria Markets guage, and after Consultation between sandéy is er scantily supplied, and the an unfailing etream of tine wat-r Funning through ; ported ‘pallet Douglas 151, Guthrie 6535. a Ploor—Pamtly $7008 third persons and the Justice, was made to pay a Provisions were offered at the stands | the property, winch ie well fenced, and distin Lane 13, Hunter 16, Dickinson 6, Davis 1. Forty. |- AbEX4¥DRta, May 3—Plonr iy &7 e of $i § » of the licensed dealers. The attendance from the | about 3!4 miles from the ety. strect north and Massachusetts avenue, running | 4.’ po eke 3 Past : Y- | 7 50; Extra $6.374.26 75; Super. $6.1226.25. Wheat fin $194. Joseph Lewis, do; $1.58. z fourth to Fifty-third ballot, inclusive, showed no 5 Justice Wilh Ti firms and gardens was very slim. The prices W. REDIN, Trustee. back an average depth of about 87 feet, together hi y ” ? white, fair to good, $1.5341.99; red $1 SOat 57. fore Justice Williams —Timothy Sbyghue | were up to the old rates, and maintained without | ®P9 Stawts A GREEN, Auct, | with the improvements, consisting of & two-story | Change. Corn—white 70a78; mixed 76a77c; yellow 76a78- Mat Sccimed of being disorderly in the sircets, | any ludications of change. The meket ve eeet brigk dwelling house containing 5 rooms Fifty fourth ballot — Douglas 151, Guthrie 61, | pre’ aoa6ie. Oats 430. Corn Meal 7SeB0e. per and was fined $5.94. after a rainy spell, was unpl Ti -| (gt, THE ABOVE SALE 13 POSTPONED] Terms: Ons,third cash; the residue in6 and 12 | Lane 16, Hunter 203, Dickinson 2, Davis 1 shel. Seeds—Timothy ®2 50a%3.75; Clover $5.00 Haanab Flynn was also’ accused of exercising | wavs were notencr weep aan sate | (Rounsequence of the ra'n until WEDNESDAY, eer ace: nterent, secured by adeed of trusten | “Mr Gittings moved that it was inexpedient to | Dushel- ee T Provisions Rather, voll 1a top free a manner the rightsand privileges in- | Geiand war light, and soles were ee aie | Sig set Mey instant, 190), ot EDIN rust a “OOnveys th f the purohi make a nomination. He wanted geutiemen to | 15.25: tacon luc. Pork Sex750, Lard Out” 1 a “ > ail in igeoe, . . 81 a . = a — jay Phage liberal form of yovernment. She was every department nye <9 A-GREEN. ‘Augir. A ccaaitii Xb tne cost of , coroner Titty atth ballde--Deogias itn, Oatarie 6% Whisky 2ia30c. Fish—Shad $i3al4 per hundred Negro Charles was accused of “hollering” in] Wonxuovsx.—It is gratifying to lent that thi By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers _Bp%-eod SCM, ‘ po ora ele her ie . 7] Gerring G00 perteened. the streets; fined $1.91. Wash. Chilton, do.; do. | morning the number of inmates of the worklo ve (SEROLD FURNITURE AND HOUSE- a Mom poe: ‘The Fifty-sixth and Pifty-seventh ballots showed New VYeork Before Justice Donn.— Yesterday, two lads | Was not over forty; about ten of whom are men. TU AY MORNING Mo oe - no change. ¥ New Yorx, May 3 —Piour is fi pamed Bryant and one named Harrison was | the remainder women. In the almshouse the | (yy taattonaene Me Meck G atre.t north, be- By virtue of «de: Mr. Ashe, of N.C., moved an adjournment. | ays 55; Ohio €6 20186 65; Southern $6 brought up for trial before Justice Donn for im- | P*upers number about eighty. The yrounds ina 13 d 14th street, we shall sel! ail tae phi Cc Air. Gittings moved an amendment to adjourn to | Wheat is firm; choice Western white $1 proper couductat the Fourth Presbyterian Church, | few day present a fine ‘ht. ‘he skillfal ure and Household Etec ts, comprising — id by the Baltimore on the Ist of June. Re} ° steady; white S3as4, S1a82e | (Rev. Mr. Smith's) After a full hearing one of | yardener, Mr. King, has introduced the cultiva | Mahogany caso Piano forts Succ! nal Gane Court on ‘the 25h day" November, 1850,on the mat, | Mr. Asbe’s motion was then adopted on a vote one ea IR erty the Bryants was dismissed, and the pr tn and | tion of flowers ornamental plants in addition Baie epring- : ter of the petition of Lewis H Brown, guardian of | by States by yeas 145, uays 100; so the convention | j, quiet at 103) y isactive at 2c. Harrison were tined $2 and costaeach. £2 Parties for table use, and these will soon be | ntarble-top sentre,s ; so piston acd rherein thowedariened adjourned. a eon McPherson was arrested by Officer Irwin | it fine condition if the weather favors. Gilt frame Mirrors, W: hatnot, as oppo nied somahecnio of thouceitiel iin Bae enns ot Dongen may inp wR eich oy os rt k : hi Sande abi . ; ve ‘or belug drunk inthestreet. He was fined $1.50 THE PaRFoRMAxcr® of the Burlesque Opera F Fe, a Vases gilt Cande at and other | est of the said infant: f fifth New Yorn, Ma 3.—Stocks are ——__—_ & The convention reassembled at § p. m. “f siand 66; Cumberian: Curwinat Count —After our report closed yes- | Troupe at Odd Fellows’ Hall are all that they are | Daiaark and Lace Guttaine, Window Shades, 2 .. | Mr. Hatch, of La., moved to adjourn til the | ee ean ne ae ae een terday, Edward Humphreys was placed on trial | fepresented to be, and should be freely patron- | (an9-seat Chair, Loung: f MONDAY, the® ¥ | morning, as the otber convention had made no Michigan Southera 24%; New York yy, on acharge of assault and battery upon Theresa | ized by our fun-loving citizens. The music of Breseds,, Taree. ply and Ini nH Carpets - nomination. Adopted. Pennayivania Coal Eberling” Verdiet not guilty. tbe company, both vocal and instrumental, is ex. | H8!' Cu'cloti, sep et 4 na mga ld ie + : A large audience was in attendanee, including | Contes" ‘Company 21 Lemuel Harris avd Insc Contee {eoloreay were ee me their jests e drolleries ate sw and] £ on D hing Table, Dining Chairs, % ud F str-ete | 2 ane many ladies ers senor = ie tried on a charge of stealing a coat from Benjagnin | irresi ly amusing. you want a gi jearty a kery ware, Table Cutlery, rth, in eqoare 29, containing 1,70 equare feet, ; Upon for a speech an: a on on 33 nce wes! sp22awads J C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts, — A ‘mcotion was made and carried to s: id the Just Reger Hot the 2! memorials; which Mounted Guard propose to go out for a} f ther 3c MeGUIRE & 00. Aue falter. “Sea wne was as, Syne a i 4 15 HHDS. "rime Pax Lee KECUTORS' SaLE OF INPRO AND MO! Y AF- on Was Te- 4 little sharp shooting wi carbi; Doubdtl $,33334 square = H stan Gomis eet Soate | te wif evn teers, Sees | Ra ay eats teeters | EXE VHGNbe <. Pateee ae Pe medal. i N, a ax! Pumps '!—Although there is no scarci= Bins ¢ The time for 3 oor fo ‘as ob iheaxbacrusra, Executn git spawace at 2 water, and. in feet, of pump water, the | .» BiDs Cross —The time for recelving bias for " eine ¢ Pendieton will offer at publi a, so situated in the wells, all: work of coustructing a large sewer, six feet oe 7 ths, commencing with the first namea, the following Ward,on D, near Thirteenth an ten inches, in the Asylam sqnare, closed to day at of trust en the 4 ties ’ t-and-a-Lalf streets, that it cannot be ob,| ROO ee terms of sale a- not complied with in five | on site” i an SPqaare. 53" fronting 43 fort 6 inches 28 follows : party owners arenas in order. Some of | Tux Onation before the ChijPai Society, at the sone gy of eal ihe trustee f-nervee © isit | Setwoen First and street. west, 1 T Convention adjourns owners there are not ome ‘Smithsonian, this evening, be delivered by | the Purchaser cost and rie! by wo neat two-story = d % , reg we end Sa ing | Mr. Isham, of husetts, and the poem 8.8, WILLIAMS, . ge ue, in erdar 40 ulerd the Orates . 3, of Virginia | apiscodeds ARR EN Reet. Squares, frouting 1m bot on Peird ate a represented an opportunity to fl up ‘opsny Hztixe, it should be borne SALE IS POSTPONED | $'4,l00feet on carted ay SS mind, epeveat the these torignc win aire | want WEDNEROX the ath rathats some heur | see Sornee of hind tree weet al nu SPECIAL DISPATCHES toempege Timiartel ood Rowe and wail of ad | coeds AV GREEN: Ractiovesr. | QI oe on parts of Lots Nos. (Speal Diepatohes ft the Sta) i wie seatneuly. ~~ By J.C, MoGUIRE & COvAasucnenn ” | Sand 4,1a Square on New Jersey | Cuantxston, May 2—None of. secedes Stace By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO. th ba to the Anniven at Carter's wharf, (late Youug & Car- Sree Se RSS bk opty to pote Canesten. Their belief ter's,) schr. Wm. Kennedy, Chrlety hon Phila. Test 18 month Con Iecaae thcaked| delpbia, with 129 tons PF. K:d- Wena oe i Sarkae ar ¥ on see wh wing to acne tne Feaneae think ft best to of’

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