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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tho passengers in
the cars, on Thursday afternoon, were number
of ladies and gentlemen of this and the neighbor-
ing cities, who intended at night to be present at
the Lind concert in Baltimore; but when, within
less than hours ride Of the scat of attraction a
thoughtIess placed herself within reach old
ger and underwent the crushing influence of the
wheels. Two of tho cars were thrown off the
track. without injury to the passengers. who
did not reach Baltimore until the concert was
over.
WATcHHousE RETuRNs.-During the month Of
April eighty six persons brought to the watch.
house by the Auxiliary Guard and the police con-
stables. Eighteen of them were accommodated
with lodgings, and departed in the morning, after
their repose. Of the remaining sixty eight, some
were committed to Jail, others to the workbouse,
while the majority gave security for their good be-
havior
THE FIsHxnIEs.-wc have noticed, within the
last two days, men Of various nations who have
Just returned from the fisheries, the season for
great piscatory captures being nearly over. The
Scotch dialect occasionally heard amid the
Irish, German, and other intonations; and, judg-
ing from the pocket book displays of these sons of
toll, as they paid their passage at the office,
they had met with better success than usually at
tend the efforts of mere amateur fishermen.
WRoNa CALcuLATIoN.-On the last day Of
April, two.t thirds of the spring months having
passed, we supposed that the first of this month
we would actually enter upon the full enjoyment
of the season; but there a March wind at
night, and yesterday winter clothing and fire
were comforts which we were obliged to resume.
CIRoUIr CouRT.--In the case of John T. Davis vs
Col. George w. Hughes, yesterday, MIR. Lawrence,
for the plaintiff. concluded his argument as to
the extent of martial law in Mexico, independently
of General Scott's proclamation, and as to the eff
feet of that proclamation and order which directed
that the offence which was charged against
prisoner should be duly tried by military COM
mission, and if their sentence affirmed that
he be punished accordingly.
The court adjourned at an early hour, and will
to-day probably deliver their opinion on the points
which have been raised in this cause.
JOHN ASHTON, who stole a horse and carryall
from William L. Rusk, on the 23d utimo, at the
Marsh Market, Baltimore, and brought them to
this city, where he arrested and lodged in jail
has been reconveyed to Baltimore Con requisi-
ton of the Governor of Maryland) for trial.
A COOP HAUL.-Wc learn that few days since
upwards of ninety five thousand herring and IF
teen hundred shad were taken in one haul at Opos-
sum Nose, about thirty five miles down the Poto-
mac, opposite Budd's Ferry. The landing noar
which this and other large captures were made is
occupied by Philip Otterback, ir.
The question is asked, why were those fish like
the inmates of lunatic asylum We do not know,
unlcsa thew were an
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MARRIED.,

On the 3Oth ultimo, by the Rev. Mr.. MORGAN.
Mr.. HENRY f. b. PARDON, Of England, to Miss
VIRGINIA C. M BARRON, Of this city.
At Haddock's Hills. near Washington, on Tues.
day, the 29th utimo, by the Rev DANIEL LYNCH,
of Georgetown College, JOHN F. BOONE, OF
Washington, to HENRIETTA II. DYER, of the
same place, daughter Of the late Capt JosrPH
TARDEL, of the U. s. Navy.
In Philadelphia, on the LIST instant, by tho Rev.
J. THOMAS WARp, Mr.. j. B. WARD, of Washing
ton, to Miss LOT p, daughter of E. w. DAVID,
ESQ., councillor at law, of Philadelphia. {iil
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS IN 1S50.-Thc annual re-
ports Of tho eastern railroad corporations for 1850
show that iorty three persons were sled and thir-
roads Of Massachusetts extending to Maine, YER
mont, Connecticut, &c. OF the killed, two were
engineers, Gone by the explosion of boiler,) two
merchandise conductors, one road agent, eleven
brakcmen, (mostly by striking bridges and two
baggage-mnsters; eleven were killed while on or
crossing the track; five in consequence Of being in
toxicated; two passengers were killed by acciden-
tally falling from the platform Of the cars Only
plying their proper places in the cars. and this
in consequence Of the breaking Of an axle of car
on the Western road, at Hnsdale. It must be taken
into account that an immense number of passen-
gers is carried over these roads in the course of
ear.-Phila Ledger
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LAKE SupERioR CorPER-EsoRMousM Ass.--We
stated day or two since that the Cliff mine, on
Lake Superior, had more copper uncovered than
could be got by the present force in three years.
We have since asccrtaincd the dimensions of ono
single sheet, which they atprescnt working on.
which presents the following dimensions: forty
feet long and eighteen feet high, and from six
inches to three inches thick. II probably weighs
three hundred tons, and the miners have not yet
reached either the end or the top of the sheet II
may possibly be two three times large as has
yet been developed. The public at large are en-
tirely in the dark in regard to the riches of the
Lake Superior mineral districts.-Defroit Tribune.
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TeIegraPhic.
Shocking Murder.

New YoRK, May "a p. ma man named
Michael Mulrey entered the eating saloon of G co.
Ricketts,, in Chatham street, this morning, and
called for refreshments, which being refused, he
drew pistol and shot the attendant dead Null
rey has been arrested and committed to jail Null
rey had been loungng about the place, and the at
tendant refused his demands, knowing that he had
no means Of paying for what he ordered.
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JNLQUR FOR BAKERS AND ia MILIES.-

LNLQUR FOR BAKERS AND FAMILIES
L The subscribers are now receiving per canal
100 barrels superior Virginia Flour, OF the best
brands, suitable for bakers families, which they
offer at the very lowest market prices. Bakers and
dealers would do well to call and examine, they
intend to keep regular supply, and establish a
depot for their accommodation. .gst..l :.
-s.o n. ]. II. RADCLIFFE & Co.,
Grocers and Com. Merchants, Odd Fellows'
MAY l--6tif Hall, Seventh street. =
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CLxak's Orrlcr OF HOUSE OF Rrp's, U. s

% n CLKRK's OFFICE OF HOUSE OF REPB, q. ..
9l e611ii1 April 5, 1851.
DROPOsALs WILL BE RECEIVED AT
Il this Office, until the 4th day Of May next. for
the delivery at the Capitol of two hundred and fifty
tons of the best anthracite COAL to be broken into
lamps of about the size of fourteen pound weight
the same to be deposited in the vaults of the Capt.
toll free from fine particles dust. Also, for two
hundred and fifty cords of best quality seasoned
hickory wood twenty cords to be sawed in four
pieces, and the remainder in two pieces, and to
be delivered sawed and slowed away in the vaults,
on or before the first day of July ensuing.
l lE pi.r .FN RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Clerk House of Representatives, US
April 7--dt4thMayif sst
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United States sloop yinccnnes a r

NAvAL.-The United States sloop vincennes ar
rived at Panama, April 9Th. from Guayaquil. She
wns TO sail soon after for the coast Of Mexico
we'll The following is list OF her officers: Com
mander- VIM. l.. Hudson; Licutenants-A. L.
Case, ID. Lynch, J. N. Barrey, M. G. Perry; Pur-
serLA. WEIGH Surgeon-E. j. Rutter; Assistant
Surgeons. A. Engles; Acting Master- John
wilkinson; Lieutenant Marines-W. s. Boyd
Passed Midshipmen--J. J. Cook, G.. r. Simcs
Midshipmcn--W. H. Smith; X. Chandler, J. c.
Sullivan ocfo,k Beacon,
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The yncht which VIM II. Brown has been con-
structng as competitor, at the English Regatas,
will be launched in the course Of the present week
She has been named the sAmcrican." Aside from
her model, there is nothing peculiar in her appear
ancc Her color. above the water line, is pure white.
The stern s decorated with gildcd figure of the
name. light gilded drapery Of carved work is all
that ornaments the stern. She is rugged as a
schooner. Her masts necessarily have the appear
ancc of being cumbrous or disproportioned, in or
der 20 sustain the heavy pressure Of sail which they
will be required to bear.
IN. Y. Journal Of Commerce, 3Oih ,df.
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0J~Second Presbyterian Church, New York
avenue, near 18th street. The Rev. J. X. EcxARp
will, with Divine permission, lecture on Modern
Missions totbe HISTORIANS, morrow, 4o'ciock,
p. m. Mays
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INOR RENT. most desirable threc-story
u dwelling on 18th street, opposite the Treasury.
Apply TO O. St. J. Chubb, at the Banking house Of
J.nl-u CHUBB SCHENCK + co.
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How MEN SHOULD TREAr WoMEN.-A Pcrsian
poet gives the following instructions on this i'm
portant point
"Whcn thou art married, seek to please thy
wife, but listen not to all she says. From man .
right side rib WAS taken 70 form the woman, and
never thcrc rib quite straight. II breaks,
but bends not Since then II is plain that crooked
is woman's temper, forgive her faults and blame
her mott nor let her anger thee, correction use
ne it is vain to straighten that which 10 crooked
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WOOL oLir.
Increase. ..I,4lI $50 l,639, $50

But that tho consumption has kept pace with this
increase last years prices, We think fully prove;
that tho of the increase this year over
the last being sufficiently largo 10 materially effect
the market, We consider 70 be quite probeinatical
q. 49, Csneinnod Gdxetts.
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NfII,I.INERY,

MILLINERY.
WILL BE OPENED AT MRS. M. A. HiLI.S'S,
wv on Saturday, large and varied assortment
Of Summer Millinery, Pennsylvania avenue, oppo-
site Harper's. May 1-lwif
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0U-F Street Presbyterian Church.-By d.
vine permission the Rev. CHARLES WADswoRTH, OF
Philadelphia, will preach in this church (Dr. Lau-
ries) to- morrow morning, Mt II o'clock.
May
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DIED,

At the residence Of her son, Mr.. WIN. p. PUN
PHREY, near Marlborough, Prince Georges county,
Md, on Thursday last, Mrs. ELIZABETH PUN
PHREY, aged about eighty years.
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PENNsYLvANIA CANAL TRApE.-The books of
our collector show very handsome increase in the
business of our canal during the first twenty six
days in April. The increase of tonnage during
that period over the corresponding days of April.
1850, is fraction three thousand six hundred
and twenty three tons. We refer, of course, ex-
clusivcy to the articles shipped from Pittsburg
sastwardly. GODS,
The comparison runs thus. reduced to pounds:
Frcights cleared
From Let to goth April, 1851. >. 90, 26S, 54S
From LIST to Goth April, 1850. Is, 02l ALB
Increase in pounds. ............ 7.247,I35
This il q fiattering result, and fully authorizes
the expectation that the this year will
coed those of last year considerably. Should this
prove to be the CASE it will havethe salutary effect
Of nfrming and extending the policy which pre-
vailed with the canal board 10 reduce the tolls for
this year.-Piftsbtvg Journal.
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ICE CREAMI ICE CRnAm.

~. +. RICHARDSON & BROTHERS BALTI-
~ MORE COUNTY IcR CREAM, can be found at his
stand on the south side of the Centre Market, and
at his residence on street, between 18th and 18th
at = so per gallon.
His boxes for orders may be found at the Drug
Stores OF Mr.. Rtdgely, in the First Ward; Mr..
Marin, near the State Department; Mr.. Butt, corr
ner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street; Mr..
Eliot, corner of and 18th streets Mr.. Patterson,
corner Of Ninth street and Psnusylvania avenue !;
If cream is wanted between the hours OF II m
and 3p. m, orders must be left before IL M; IL
between the hours of and 5p m, they must be
left before 3 p. m.
Orders at all times promptly attended to, except
on Sundays. Thankful for former patronage, he
will be pleased to serve all who may favor him with
their custom. April 29-eo3t
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0ct- Ninth street NJ. p. Church.-The 10th
Lecture on tho prominent characters of the Old
Testament will be delivered on tomorrow evening
at quarter before eight o'clock. Subject; SOLOMON.
May ~.
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LuVrELL,s LIVING AGE, No. as4-1a. cts.

CONTENTS.
l. Cromwell and his contemporaries aaps,ys's
Papers for The People.
2. Dahomey and the D4homa MS Eramiuer
3. New Theory Of the Central Heat of the Earth.
Edinburgh Philosophical Journal.
4. Wolves--Berfiey's Misceilany
5. My Novel; or, Varieties in English Life; chap
tiers xiii. to XIV -Biacksoood's Magazine
6. On being a Grandfa ther--Lsigh HUNTS Journal
Z. The Late Countess Of Charlevillc- Morning
Chronicle.
8. Titles and their Value Examiner.
Poetry: Likeness in Difference.
SHoRT Articles: Increase of the Nail and Hair
in Man; Pope Gregory the Great and the Emperor
Trajan; An Ancient Art Rediscovered; Census OF
the People; Stage Conspiracics and State Alarms.
WAsHIsGroN, December "a, IS45
or all the Periodical Journals devoted to Litera-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country this has appeared to me to be the most
useful. II contains, indeed the expedition only Of
the current literature Of the English language, but
this, by in immense extent and comprehension. in
cludes portraiture of the human mind in the ut
most expansion of the present age.
J. @. ADAMS.
Published weekly at s. yearly
E. LlTTELL q Co., Boston,
And sold by aa JOS. SHILLINGTON,
Apr 3O-dtwAwlw cornerPa- av. and ~ ct.
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0hMethodtst Episcopal Church. South -
The Rev. NEwros HEsroN, of the philadelphia
Conference, will preach in tho church on Eighth
street, rear of the Patent Office, tomorrow (Sun-
day. morning at O'Clock. The public are invited
to attend. May 3
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Or Unitarian Church.-Rev. Joseph Har-
rington will preach in this church tomorrow, at l
o'clock, a. M, and ! O'Clock, p. IN. 1856 -.a
May 3
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A N USE M E N rs.
ADELPnr THEATRE.

Cheap Amusement for Saturday Night.
Positively the last appearance of the celebrated
Carncross Family. !.
TIME CELEBRATED CARNCROSS FAMILY
L will give one Of their inimissbls ConSetts at
May B. consisting Of Songs, Duets, Trios. Quar-
tettes. Italian Opera Sccnas, Comic Songs, Yam
ke s, Stories. Burlesqucs. and popular Dances;
Augusta, Mics Adelia, Mr.. Henry. Herr Freyer,
the celebrated Yiolinist, and Mr.. Nichols, Yankee
delincator.
Admission % cents; Gallery l2s cents.
Doors open at Concert to commence at 8
o'clock. Mays
NATIONAL HALL.
e
Manager. ......... MIR. J. 8. PorTKR.
The celebrated Tragedian, Mr.. BOOTH. is on
gagged for two nights only, and will appear
ON MONDAY EVENING. MAY 5,
In his fayorite character of
KING LEAR ~
Cordolia. Mrs. M. JONES.
Dancing by. Misses CARLINE and INCE.
To conclude with the laughable Farce of
THE SECRET.
May s-2t . 5T@
THE HOMEOPATHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA. No.
The Mother in Law, by Mrs. E. d. hewitt South
worth.
Byrne's Dictionary of Engineering. No. %.
Appleton's Mechanics Ma gazinc, No. s.
Just published and for sale by &vE
aGI TAYLOR & MAURY,
May Booksellers, near 9th st.
UyRENCH COOKERY.-The Modern Cook, a
Il practical guide to the Culinary Art in all it's
branches, adapted well for the largest establish
ments as for the use of private families, by &. E.
al pt.pil of ID ia
plete in one large octave volume, with numerous
engravings. Price 81 25.
May FRANCK TAYLOR.
EIELDIN G'S WORKS-Containing "Tom
Il Jones, !" "Joseph Andrews" Amelia, zion
athan Wild" &c, edited by Murphy, with Sir
Walter SCOTS Memoir Of the Author; the whole
complete in VOL, full cloth binding. for 81 25.
Mays FRANCK TAYLOR.
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MAY BALL. ac
MIR. F. r. Liable has the honor to inform the
1Vl Ladies and Gentlemen of Washington,
Georgetown, and Alexandria, that his May Ball
will take place on Tuesday, the 9th of May, at
Jackson Hall.
Ou- Tickets for sale at Wizards (City) Hotel,
McClery's and Butts Drug Stores, Irving House,
Fischer's Anderson's, and Taylor and Maury's
Stationery Stores, Patterson's Drug Store, and Ma
tional Hotel. April 15-td
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Wool MARKEr.-Within the past few weeks
there has becn quite panic in the market for this
article in the West, and prices are nearly nominal;
dealers, however, from the East, and throughout
tho West. have been through tho country, and have
already contracted for tho greater portion of this
seasons clip on tho Sleeps back at high rates sny
ranging from 40 10 80 cents per pound; and at tho
same time advancing from to cents 70 bind the
contract; 20 that, whatever may be the ultimate
cult, the farmer will DO SECURE. The stock in. the
eastern markets are very light; not adequate 70 the
actual wants of manufacturers; that prices must
be sustained, the production of this seasons clip
does not be large; Of this, however, there -
be considerAble fear; and in anticipation of their
being large increase over that Of last year, deal
ers have now declined buying but at material de-
cline. II win be rccolccted, however, that last sea-
con the same feeling existed with some Of our west
ern operators, notwithstanding prices were fully
sustained at eyon further advances over the ratios
then current. That there il large increase in the
production Of this staple in the West the past ten
years there can be doubt; in the States of Indi
ana and Michigan. furnished BY the last census,
the increase has been as follows: 81 at Ia
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MISERABLE OFFICES FOR RENT Or
IL posite the Treasury Building. Apply 10 L
st. ]. Chubb, at the Banking House Of
Jan LIT CHUBB, SCHENCK b CO,
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EMPIRE HOTEL, (LATE KING's.)
THIS delightfully."- located house is now prepared
i to accommodate transient boarders. Terms,
s % per day. and few permanent ones at yer y
m .derate prices. The undersigned has airy and
desirable rooms to let, either furnished or unfur-
nshed, and large room for Societies, Clubs &c.
He will also furnish dinners to military compa-
MES. and suppers, if desired. r. w. ALLEN.
April 80 taft
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CoMBusrroN OF OXYGEN IN THE ArMosrHERs.-
Mr.. Paine, who claims to have invented method
Of producing light and heat by the combustion Of
water, not Satisfied with this discovery, has hit
upon still cheaper and moro abundant fuel. The
Worcester Spy says: "Although the patent of the
Hydro Electric Light has been secured, Mr.. Paine
has not RENTED his Investigations, and at last has
discovered process Of catalizing the oxygen Of
the atmosphere, and renderingit highly luminifer
Gus at mere nominal expense, without the cost Of
machinery, or any other apparatus than an air
receiver, capable Of holding common air. We
saw it in operation last evening in our office, OK
amincd II infinitely, catalised the oxygen ourself,
and read by the light 30 produced, which is equal,
not superior to the best gas burned in the cities
Tho flame il peculiarly white and brilliant, burns
with clear, steady light, il entirely inodoroos,
and, during the half hour that we watched its OPP
GRAFTON, We could see no consumption of the cata-
lizing material. The whole apparatus which we
saw could not have cost moro than couple of
dollars, and IL was capable Of furnishing all the
light needed for the illumination of an ordinary
sized room. We shall give moro full description
Of the apparatus to. morrow, and hope to accom-
pany it with an explanatory diagram" gssa}
:, 1Nst0 York Epening Post.
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From The albany nv. ~ Rssistsr.
The Third Cuban xpedition.

There is no longer room for doubling that an
other expedition against Cuba has been projected
by the uneasy spirits in land. This il the
third attempt within three years. Tho utter and
ridiculous failure of the preceding expeditions we
should have supposed, would have discouraged
further efforts, at least for time But 1t is now
evident that we to have no respite from these
piratical enterprises until the adventurers meet
with an appalling fate. For the sake OF mo-
raltty, Of peace with other nations and in our
lous from becoming the dupes Of bold bad men, we
trust that suitable retribution may soon overtake
these restless conspirators. p
These repeated attempts against tho territory OF
friendly power are the legitimate result of the
growing propensity among our people to make
success instead of principles the only standard for
judging actions. 1t 10 not to be disguised that these
Cuban marauders sustained by the Same class
of persons who vinked 1t the 6lchng of Texas, and
precipitated q war with Mexico, in order 10 plum
der her still further. The brilliant success which
bors. i the example which stimulates enterprises
against Cuba. and will continue TO stimulate them
against every territory within reach, keeping the
peaceabiy disposed in turmoil and jeoparding the
interests Of millions. to crafty the passions OF q
few vagabonds, until some terrible reverse shall
bring The nation back to the consciousness that all
is not necessarily well that ends we'll.
General Lopez, South American desperado, a
year ago, In company with fit associates Of do
mestic growth, men of violence and blood. who
were bound either for the presidency or the gal
lows, enticcd some thousands OF ignorant men
AuSo ttso oxpooAuou aSWluek Ouuop UoakAo Will TIC
hope Of plumber and others deceived with the idea
that they were bound to California. Having made
q landing and committed few murders, this
brave commander ingloriously fled and escaped
back to this country, leaving his deluded followers
70 the tender mercies Of the justly incensed Span
iArds. On bis return, he was greeted at Savannah,
Pensacols, New Orleans, and other places az q
conqueror. The attempts to bring him and his
associates to justice, through the courts, failed
They were sustained by public opinion, that 10. by
vociferous rabble, and press which caters to the
taste of the rabble. Doubtless largo majority Of
the southern people regarded this outrage against
Cuba, and the accompanying rascality, in q pro,
per light. but they were people who had their
own business and minded il, and, while thus occu-
pied, the popular verdict was rendered by the hur-
rahs of mobs. y, y, i,t M 1es .3ls-rs fsai /.
II 10 not strange, under such circumstances, that
shiftless adycnturers, vain and shallow, who could
hardly earn livelihood at any honest pursuit,
should be encouraged 70 persist in their nefarious
enterprises which bring them notoriety and dis
tinction, whatever the result, and offer them in
prospect the booty and beauty Of conquered pro-
xince. and the hiDheat honora of the rapublic,
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BY DYER 4 MCGUIRE. Auetioneers.
GOVERNMENT SALE AT WASHINGTON
NJ ARSENAL.-On Saturday, May 3D., at u
O'Clock m, we shall sell, at the Washington Arse
nal, the following articles. viz
148 Muekets "a Pistols
1875 Swords and Sabres
46 Collars, so pairs iron Hamcs
80 Saddles, and other parts of artillery bar
ness, suitable for wagon harness
Punching Machine, and about 900 pounds
scrap wrought iron.
The above can be seen at the Arsenal any dny
previous to the sale. BY order of A. Mordecai,
Brevet Major DYER & MEG UIRE,
Terms, cash, in specie. Auctioneers.
April 39--d a.t' Gst