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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22

OUTAGE AID PROBABLE MURDER Am exam
snArou ha b=-u gong A-olo1- during The
" Nr LoWter residing IN Ne Town " Iaes Aoogr ,ee
mic. north u Ia village f0r the Supposed murder
~ife The tscH broushi ~ Agli Tie testimony VI lie
~ gtbors AID daughter u NE pr-OneT show degree Of
ceprsvfv1i reeriessuess tecc--ke cruelty Vnich =
.ecom Ct record. Il APPEARED IA evidence nat ~
nd teen 70 lie habit fyr severa ecks previous heT
DEAN. VI uealng ti- VIE WIN the cruelty
pAslme-hsd KNOCKED Ter dO0l ssversl ocrzslons
Eih eeiVe would place Der rrp-a,ec-y he 3ed,
-rk ron nc b=-stea1 % 1e ro0f ard Gt-r oea1rg Ter
Tihog. nercy v0-1 replace he bed All rep~a re sci
o. on~ OCCASION sad lr1f ser r-peatnz
.c-C1 ce-cro-. inns rsised the cellar.
door 1T-w h-f iro ~ 4n1 Cept 5-r III
Ng The Circumstances u her death thai -be went
% 5~i IN besh All 11n.i dead tie rorsink
Nteu ne curO1-rs Inquest bid Dr. huf. u AbiOn
iooE ne stomach % as residence n winch deisctrd
n eIarll-a-on, Considerable quantity u Oxac ACID IL
Appeared haf Mr. Lo~cer had purchased pO;sou shori
n- prsyioos ~ LIS sid ihf paper " Pow.
ce, Admrec o. - Pos0n ~ TN had been found IN the
~ p ne danEhleI / kg0r ~. u Colrer. l5ta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
EsENEzER ELLIOTT For The Tn'un'


sYNH sfODossD.
~. <..rz..s snr.is q tbe ears
AZ roax korse sesn
In i. the duty Of the world.
To grleve when Poets die
Ana buih them stately monuments
Where temples clesve the SKY
The friends and brothers Of mankind,
They feel their Joys and pans,
And bind all hearts IN oye around
Their own with golden chains
And therefore Is II meet that we
Lamen. 0 er Elliot how,
And drop seD upon the wreath
OF glory on his brow
A working man, nc felt the lis
That working men endure
The voice Of labor and distress
The poet q the poor
Nurtured in poverty and toi!
And life . severest things
He grasped his harp Indignantly
And snOre the iron strings
His heart Wa fall Of tendsne'''
And fall Of bitter hate.
An enemy Of al the wrongs
or caste and church and stat
An a1tocrat Of liberty
Oppression deadly fOs,
He waged a stern hostility
On al its forms below.
In oldeu DAYS he would have ought
In psnOply Of steel
AID trod the tyrsnt m bis turn
Beneath has armed heel
4 stormy cloud in Freedom sky.
A Pentacost ~ ire,
lie tSandered forth his messages,
In wrath with tongue OF hre
He lived as Milton lived, spar
Ia nstive strength and pride,
And would had re been called upon
Have died ~ HaEpden died
But Heaven had other ends for INN
And crowned with fame and years
He passed serenely from the earth
And jmned It's ancient scers-
But ere his soul translated fed.
In hope and faith sublime,
he cast his falling mantle down
Before the feet 81 Time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22

NARROW EscAPE.-On Saturday last, Oh Rob
BINS Reef about o'clock, + NJ - James Derrick and
Chsrrs Davis, IN siIA! byai Ia sails
downs aye their boat cApslked by sudden
ras ~ wind Fortunately ior them, tle BARK POwhausn
uesr bound o. and nm-ii ateiy hove tbs cap
AIN .rn oOa And rescued them rom h-f perOu. sitn.
n0u IN ~ exhausted state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22
CITY ITEMS.
MosD.r AFTAssooN. Jan

MoSDsf AFTAEsOON. Jan. q.
FlRs o. 4 STEAMSHIP A report that the new
steamer Georgia, OF me California Inc hfs a, the
Dr. Deck startled lice co~uo"ners considerably ln,
morning The Whole ci the matter lie accidental
burning Of piece of csf1e1rg win which he boiler
covered Tie .hiq ~ss not dana ed shi.ifss worth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22

EB An attempt was recently made By two
nrcy scn6res % ROB NJ Peter San sor who was tav.
eng % nOr-~oaek nesr HNnitOn Ky He was stopped
y re FlAins 10 demanded b.. He rrrnedsfey
drew pslo and tired ~ - fellow 10 lad hold Of TIE
eds q as horse, and the .ho ook eject a. he man e
% - ground lie cred two sot. which esased ne
osr z y Isa l. ea made he escape By pasng sFsrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22
BROOKLYN ITEMS

MoSDAY AFTERNOON Jsa q.
FiE,-A ire Drok c uut b. the bakery in the rear
n ~ Atanrcst On Saturday evening which nearly
CONSUMED he h1ildng Il : owned by Sir Msrqland ard
occupied ~ NJ John sIafOr. LOss 5000 larlfsnce
sltfGseni 20 tie .oss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22

ROBBERY oS TEE FALCoS-We heard last
eenrs -. ore u ne pssseugers wao ese DC e sresn-
stiP Facou vas rUteed q Arge smoCnf 4 god "a ne
passage r. Ch.gres . Il. CIV TIE roooery ~ lot
e-scv erec INT !esasrtay We were znfcs = al ay
Par1cslSs N. o Ple,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22

FiRF-At 9, ociock there was q iittic tire IN Il
sable Ia he 81 No. 81 Madison,, Tic damage
however very rn-.ng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22
Central Amerlcn.

\ communication To the B9is',H H. A0tic,o' 81
Guatemala. Oct. De- lsl9. sigucd lgnscio O. Graua
dos address Ell "a tho Mister oi " mr.. irutn Gust~
nsla. CONVEYS the iulnrmstIon o. the Minister that
shat there had been attack made pon the city bN
those whom be calls ia ms letter the factions
The troops OF the patriots went ont to meet them.
and in the darkness o. the night were ior some
TINS mixed up and cOHiounded with them AFTER
some time bee states. that fierce encounter took
place and that he 1t the head o, his moons, ouiv
ha Ia number b. that oi the enemy maintained
the fight without retreatng al they heard IRE I'M
their rear snd then VI Gransdos retreatct. bur. As
he relates IA -ood order The enemy are estimated
70 have been abou, 500 men. They made three AZ
tacks with the offensive cries OF " Hurrah Tor san
salvador Long live General GuzmSnr "Geue.
raj Percy for ever Msuy mansions Ia the neigh
borhood OF the city and IN the city seliwere burned
down By them After some time. when day hight
came the factions Withdrew Don Augustine
Guzman. who commanded them. va. wounded IA
rhe nocturnal engagement, and was reported 70
have subsequently died The sole object OF the
-ioters-.or so il seems they were-was 10 have
sacked and burned Guatemala ard destroy the
city.
The reader scautOned NOT a couiC and thus stislr,
from the similarity OF names aud the Nolcuces per.
petrated with the afair of Venezuela. where an
other GuZmsn is said TO play a similar part in the
political distractions Of that distracted country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22

FROM TANPIco.-We received yesterday files
OF the TqWPo0 D,tcasor ard N0'iccs0 to the goth
alt. inclusive They contain little To interest our
readers f. DGsNs0r continues TO deuounce Gov
Caricnas and CanaIes aud the new outrage com
miited by Gen. Avalos on The French Vice Consul
10 MatamOrOs. has given new impetus "a its Gu
init, Ia the chlet authorities Of the State OF Tsmau
hpss y o Pic 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22
sales NJ the s,o.h p,ehaoxe. .J.s. Il.
PR.-rngers ArriNed.
MARINE JOUR NAL.

fHsat 49,. S,-,ss~. 49, Mass. NP-Csst C..
BRO psrs ca5l catsss.s 81 49, x sr- Prrss'sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22
spoken, sc.
Foreign Ports.

RIVER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22

- A babe u days old died in Albany lew
dsys ago from erpos1rs and neglect Tbe motbsr ~s
found Ia oeA.,ly STATE q iox.canOn Apparently esnsg
bgf nftie f.r h. a. src child
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-09-12
EBENSBURG HOUSE,

The undersigned respectfully announces TO
his friends and the travelling community that
he has taken this large and commodious house
in the borough of Ebensburg. formerly kept 10y
5. J Renshaw, where he will be happy TO ac-
commodate his friends and those who may be
pleased 10 favor him with their Patronage.-
Having filled up the House in excellent
manner, he can assure the travelling public
that nothing viii be wanting his part that
His TABLE will always be supplied with
the best the markets can afford. aud his b AR
is filled with choice liquors. His STABLE
being very large and attended 10y careful
Hostler, he is prepared To accommodate Dro-
vers on the most reasonable terms.
b. M'DERMIT.
March %, I85O.-25-tf.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-09-12
4iSo,

all the tight. tile and interest of William
Palmer of, in ana to 4 tact Of land situate in
SammerhiH towns nip. Cambria county, ad-
Joining lands Of John Kcan. Raphael Cooper
end others, containing l3U acres more or less,
about 20 ncres Of which cleared, having
theEeon eEected cabin House -nogg-!H -tAe oc-
cUpancy of Joseph. EnIgh.
Taken IN Execution, ard to be cold at the
suit Of the CGnmonw ealth IF Pennsylvania.
II n. B. The Sheriff has made the follow
ing the conditions Of the above sales, viz: one
fourth Of the purchase money on each sale TO
ue paid at The time the PToPeriYl is struck down,
when the salo amounts TO $500 and upwards,
under S500an more than 1;lO0, the one third;
under SI00 and moro than $50, the one half
less than $50 the whole AMOUNT, otherwise
the propetIy gs!ll Immediately again be put p
tg sale; aud no Deed viii be presented for ac-
kaowedment, unless the balance of the Pur-
chase money be paid before thcfoilowing Court.
. . JOHN BRAWLEY, Sheriff.
Sherff's Office EbensbnFg I .-- .-. s-
Sept. 5, l650.-tc. - -ra
U1"Echo" please copy.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-09-12
SHERIFF,s SALES.

TBY Z virtue Of euDdryTri,s Of yend. FL pom
I'D as and Lev. Fseias issned out OF tho
Ca,rt OF Common Pleas of Cambria county >
aud 20 me directed, there will DO exposed 20
aalo a. the Court House, IN the Borough of
Ebensbs,g, Canbril county, on Monday the
-7th day of fOetober next, at one O'clock r VI =.
All the right. ti,le and interest of William
McCloskey. deceased, anw in the hands of
Nancy aud Hugh McCloskey. Administrators
of said deed. of. i n and 10 piece or parcel OF
land situate in Washington township, Cambria
county. containing 900 acres more less,
abou, so acres OF which cleared. having
thereon erected log House and log Barn in
the occupancy OF Daniel Criste, and Plank
Honse in possession of Joseph MCCloskey.
Taken in execution, and 10 te sold az the
spH OF Philip Noon for use Of Henry O'HasTa.
.also,
All the right, title and interest OF Jane ).
Dunlsp of, n ard 10 2 tract of land. situate
partly in Summerhill and partly in Richland
township. Cambria coanty, adjoining lands OF
John Burk. Allen Sharp, Jacob Paul and
others, containing 400 acres more or less, hav-
inR thereon erected two story frame House,
q plank House and Saw Mill, now in the oc-
cupancy of Jane S. Dunlap.
Tsken in Execution, and TO be sold at the
suit of Andrew Todd for OF Bingham,
Kintzis s. Co.
Hleo
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-09-12
hjl1s4 O@ CAUSE S.

Iut doom Tor IFlaE 0t a Court of Com.
mon Pleas to be held at EbeuS6org, IN
and for tie county Of Cambria, COM
D1enciag on the Isl NondGy Of Octo-
Der r7th dunl 4. D. 1850.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-09-12
RALISTER'S ALL-REALIEc ONT.
MENT,

if they but knew its virtues.
BCRNS.-II is one of tie best thIrss In Ihs
world for burns.
II NO THEIRS and NURSES knez its valvs
an cases Of swollen or Sore Breasts and Sors
Nipples. they would always apply it, Ia such
cases, if used, according to the directions, u
gives re lief In Gerry fe1 hours.
PILES. Thousands yearly cared by
lhis Ointment. Il HereT fails in giving relief
for The Piles.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-09-12

all the right, tiils and iate.ese of Samuel
White of. in and 20 lot of ground situate in
KeEngile, Cone maugh township, Cambria
county, adjoining lots OF Joseph Moore and G.
w. Kern, ha wing thereon erected one and &
half story plank House, nov IN the occupancy
OF the said Samuel White.
Taken IN Execution, and 10 bo sold at the
suis of Cook. and MKee for use OF SclleTs and
Nichols
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-30
Nov 24-lwdii

SUPERIOR Daguerre0typ es First Premium ~. n.
y field OF his operations over
ground than dasuereoyp in the country His galleries
between AZ 9th
Mo- 207 baltimore street. Baltimore corner broadway and Leonard
street, New No. ~ Main street, Richn0nd sycamore
street. peersburg Main street, Noolk and Main street. Lynch
burg, Virginia. I'm
extraordinary improvement insuring faithful and highly finished
kenesses a few seconds.
rotary ground invented by ILL., Whehurst gives
airy and living appearance 70 the picture.
distribute than
sand pictures annually and have never given This
certainly ateng proof the superiority Of his hkenesses
H. W. calls the Of the public generally TO his elegantly
gallery Lane and fuckers where
exhibition pictures will be given. N4ft
Notwithstanding unusual competition dagucrreoypcs
Fair OF the Maryland lnstue be awarded the
medal by the judges. I5,,te4f 5E
every description copied, and
attended Nov 25--dly
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-30

Tor sALE-One Of elegant commodons houses
with coach house, sahies,
extensive garden allied with choice shubbery and fruit
Is one, stories high,
basement for culinary purpo~es
servants having front Of ~ feet
rapidly imprvvng upon which front
feet back i2 feet paved alley 20 feet wide
disPutsbe
For apply 70 CHARLES .. FRAILEY,
Nov 1876 OF the General Land Once.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-30

NOTICEunde the act Of Congress- approved September %
In appropriations naval service the
ending tune, thousand eight hundred and
Secretary ofthe Navy authorised
into supply the boilers
marine engines with fresh WATER commission be. been
day December next for the purpose OF examining such
for the Indicated DO
sented rs Il. g&s.4.7 5s4t #
therefore hereby given 70 inventors and oil Others
subject, that by presenting their drawings, specdca
TONS models and other modes Of Illustration At e place and
time above named will be made
each apparatus and report thereon Secretary
Navy furnish the House Of Representative
Of said examinations together with
opinion the the best ofsad condensers the
~ WILL. A. GRAHAM
Secretary Of The Navy
NAVY DrpARrMEsT, Nov. 90, 1850.
12-dtDecl6
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CARD.-Thc public respectfully informed that Mrs
II house Green's Capitol Hill,
merry occupied by Mrs spggs which she has fitted In
families during the ensuing session Of Congress.
and
secured the benefit Of those who
their patronage; and neither deferred
exeng herself solely her boarders
applying elsewhere please give her call Terms moderate
23-2w
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ATTORNEY CLAIMS rUsnc, AND CoSyrr
once al his residence street. 9th and TN streets.
Washington, d. q. P0
IAyING number been connected with
Ill public leave in lieu OF of Asme 10
refer hateng testimonial from Of the
known and and ursts the county
TRKAsuRy DEPARTMENT,
second Compnoier's Once, washington, Oct ~, isss
sIR In receipt Of letter OF the in
affords pleasure reepfocate, a. do most cordially
your kind expressions OF respect aud esteem
now than Ave years since you nss seesme connected
with Treasury Department, and oihca duties from
performed under Immediate supervision To yea
has been inus,sd important branch Of the business BY
devolvcd upon this Office
appointed place special instance Of the See
Treasury Testimonials several distinguished
gentlemen me- which led expect that your
services 10 the office would be valuable.
My expectations have been fully realized have found
and public critical
tgaiions and faithful In dischargng all your official duties
particular branch pub
kind and
menl intercourse, you my warm,
Sincerely your friend, ALBION X. PARIS
ALFRED SoHUcKIse, esq,
concur fully In the above. X. j. WALKER
3lsOdcps
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-30

p ICH Window-Crrssin Ccrntces and crrt.in Ptns.-
IL Just received the Of the subscnhers-
ease nch new style cornces, and
gross beautiful curtain pins, and now sale
CLAeETT DoDsoN.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-30

wv person who may desire en- send boy ~ an -
from Washington, may hesi ~
opportunity OF doing on very BY calling IN s
ID h south side OF BY addressing w g
paid, through the post once. 3# s2' NoVN"N
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-30

A COMPENDIUM Entire Body of he Law
BY Asa Knneapeabe,ieaiy arranged with reference the
vols, Law sheep, svo, pp All. Retail price, go
40 and 81 Ann street, New York.
Opinions Of ths Projs,sion.
There profession body Of
sound law within the same limits or that deserving Of
CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON.
toned work,
NKw YoRK, Sept 20, ls5o.
accumulation Of reliable whole range
ss and re % both and o,ss
References and will extensively aid the STUDENT the practitioner,
ROBERT J. WALKER
ocrosrR IL, 1850.
grained Win ,hsy accuracy and have been a. much pes.s
precision aud clearne with which pm
stance from myself ,nat the profession should
learn It's merits, and, like me, enjoy It's advantage -
Nsw YoRK Crrr, Oct le, 1850.
Ii impars advantages Of well arranged
note book while TO The profession vast deal Of
DAVID PAUL BROWN Philadelphia.
collected great diligence accuracy the
decided on The points presented By his questions and has
references 70 the authorities copous give % any ps
JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia.
examined Knnes Compendium much aen-
my II adj
facilitate die labor. Of counsel a ,bs preparation Of hsr
for Trial and argument Prom an examination Of the
JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New York
IL is calculated greater help any other
book Of s size ertant and will hnd is lawyers
W. L. HURST, Philadelphia.
plan utility, accuracy
The unqualified appreciation q the distinguished juri..s
Vermont Horneowe. Of New Jersey Tucker Of Virginia. Crunch
fsSu.ssaa BY by John r. TRow.
Nov 24-u 20 and 81 Ann street.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-30

Judge Hassi.stsa's Charge.
The district OF the United States for this distc
commenced its November term on last Monday-Hon 4
NJ Huntington presiding.
In charging lbe grand Jury. Judge Huntington yer,
properly took OCCASION 10 speak al considerable eRgth
relation TO the law OF Congress passed the subject
ugilives from labor fleeing from one State another
We believe the views expressed We're very generally
approved BY those wbo heard them delivered, and in
deed, we have heatdnp one doubt thati the doctrines
forred BY him were correct.
The laws of a country must be respected, and h,
courts must be sustained in their enforcement, else oil
government must cease. We have NO fear as 10 GU
Stale, or, indeed, 10 any other State The fu
gtve slave BILL howe VET much Il may be objected 10, vii
madnen that have recently declared that should not be
Should this be done, the few disappointed and broken
down politicians in the South who now threatening
disunon, will become still poweess than they now
are, and the time will soon again come when il will b
moral treason 10 speak the word dsunon.
The charge will be found below and we hope il ma,
be published in every paper in our Stale, SO that The
people may become acquainted with the consequence.
OF resistance TO this or 10 any other law OF Congress
To The Hon. Elisha NJ Huntington, District Judge of III,
United States for the District Of Indiana
The undersigned, members Of the bar Of the circuit
court OF the Unied States having heard with great pleas
sure the chage just delivered TO the grand jury h,
subject Of the fugitive slave law respectfully ask OF YOU
honor copy of that part OIL the charge for publication
believing that il reflects truly the sentiments OF large
,t Yours, SO,
.. O. H. Smith, Charles Dewey,
Charles III Test, J. Morrison,
r. Crawford, VIM Henderson,
Hugh ONea, 5. Major,
J. A. Liston, james Rarden
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-30

Al rs. WORTHINGTON is prepared 90 scccmrnods.ss
bosrde in ID door Of Ish street. on W. r.
side She has rooms some Of which are
nuIIss and would be pleased, ALEC, 20 take few day
Nov2s-3d ~ 1 .s.E
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-30
From the Charleston Courier, Nov. 20
Org AMI alton OF South Cafoiiaa LrHisist ure.


COLUMBIA, November 25-p. m.
The senate was organized yesterday by the election Of
r. F. w. Alston president The vote stood-Ail-
ston a. f. j. Mores a. The other officers OF this body
The house Of representatives, on the second ballot
elected James Simons, esq, speaker-the vote being
Smons GA, Middleton So The subordinate officers were
not decided on
Adams as senator from Richland, was rejected.
Both houses passed resolution inviting Judge Cheves
to seat on the floor. caucus was held al o'clock
make arrangements 10 give hun suitable reception
RESULT OF CAucus-The caucus in reference 10 Judge
Cheves assembled at the appointed time Alexander
Mazyce called 10 the chair, and r. D. Richardson
was appointed secretary.
be appointed 10 invite Judge Cheves 10 public dinner
TO take place tomorrow, at o'clock
The committee consists oil Messrs. Carew, Memmln-
ger, Johnson Sullivan, Evans, Adams and wilkinson
The invitation was accepted BY the Judge IN letter
couched in patriotic terms
Georgia.
AUGUSTA, November 25.
Richmond. Cha,lam, Bib, and Monroe counties have
all elected Unon delegates:
The average majority in Muscogee for the Union ticket
is Ill.
The GEORGIA ELEcrIoN--We are indebted to the
courtesy of our friends OF the Savannah Republican, Au
gisa Consiituonalis and Macon Journal and Messen-
ger for the following returns OF the election in Georgia
for members Of the convention, called Tor The ION OF next
month
In Savannah the Union ticket prevailed by majority
OF 100.
The city OF Augusta gave average Union maj ,riiy
OF 2s5-the country precincts yet 10 hear from.
Ia Bib county the Union majority was 100.
AUGUSTA, Nov 26.
ELECTION REruRss-RIcHMosD coUsTY.-The follow
ing il the result of the election held yesterday in this
CITY for delegates TO the State conventsnthe county
precincts 10 be heard IRON;
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ny Dyes ~ mcGUIHh:, Auc,,o..exs.
GALE AT THE RESIDENCE OF A GENTLEMAN DECLL
y MING HoUsEKERPlNG,on Monday morning, December,
shall the residence gentleman declining
street, Streets all his house
hold kitchen furniture, consisting In part Of
Mahogany tables, sdeboard
Parof chairs, bureaus bedsteads
Beds, mattresses, bedding
Dinner and tea service, glassware
Cooking, parior, and chamber stoves
Carpets, rugs, fire sets, &c,
Together general OF kitchen requisites
Terms s25, OF and four
MONTHS for saiisfactoly endoed hearing interest
DYER h MCGUIRE,
Nov 9s- Auctioneers
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General Banking and Exchange Business.-Copart.
nership.
public th,y
copartnersp for the transaction Of general
exchange banking the city OF Washington
sELDEN, wITHERs, q CO.
All nus.edto them will be attended to with promnss
and fidelity.
Late Treasurer Of the United States
JOHN WITHERS
OF Alexandria, Virginia
r. w. LAI HAM,
OF Washington City.
L. p. BAYNE,
or Baltimore, Maryland
Nov 24-lwdm ..#..#
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ny A. eaEEN, AactI..ssr.

BY A. &hEEN, Auctioue.r.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On saturday the 3oh instant shall sell, Al The residence d
Gen w. Jones, AT 10 O'Clock m, Of 9Th
streets, good assortment Of furniture win;
Mahogany sofas, chairs tabes and bureaus
DO bookcases aad secretaries
DO aud maple high and low post bedseads
DO German piano forte, with strings
Parior and chamber window curtains
Parior, stair, and chamber carpets
Gilt frame mirrors and other looking glasses
GIN and bronzed candeiabfas and brackets
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
China, glass; and crockefy
q OF kitchen requisites
thoye who furnishing win do well
GREEN,
Nov 9s-a Auctioneer.