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NEW York n California Millionaire Association
IN thousand dollars Capital
limited number shares be obtained by influential
who have special admitted
with statutes OF New York om
liability the OF 81 900 cash. and
shares therefor cent annually
prospect doubling the whole safe operations
direction
troll OLIVER HOLDEN
As Chief the Company,
No. III Wall street, New York.
Caornans responsible parties throughout the Union
United states, appi
and assocson, 10 be employed AT diff
points, where and vessels be made
available for trade mails and freight TO and
from Europe, Asia, Afica aud the Americas.
There aud increasing business doing with Caior
Pacific and long the supply OF gold continues
capital goods manufactures viii asonsh the
calculations therefor And r 10 meet this
profit thereby that this association being omed
der the firm and style OF D. HOLDEN Co.t
Mercantile Commercial and Commission Merchants Banking,
Mining Agents New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 100000
Feb
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sands Sarsapartlln in Quart Bottles,


impure state ot the blood or habit Of the system.
many and important discoveries generation is
" fame snNb w ss YIN sunbeam in s Gs
nd works proclaiins its eloluence so
Of cases Of i dseaa have 'ot sv % ~
medicine such furnished records
own town. performed principal cities and public
aces They bloush, before the world subnae beyond
\ although gsanuc, plain as the light OF day.
saaparia is combined with the clecua aids,
sauary productions, the most smples
bnsdom and s Unprecedented in the
|c maadies, given as Il
M evidence Of intrinsic value, 10 the
important dederum in the Practice TO obtain
kmedy similar 10 thisoDe that would liver
@ yet any effects upon the v'a pow
he system Although possessed oIpoweril healing proper
H. enuey hamIess and will iniure the delicate
When in perfect health, effect produced by
and fast its victim norg the path s then
sriou. influence Is ST and seem II enkades III. and
CO and brings health and strength to The suffering and dis
sCRoFULoUs AFFECTION OF THE EYES.
WINCHESTER, (Ky.,) Oct 20, ls49.
AR D. s.sDsGssrIEsss: would not have presumed to
acalous effect sarsapara has had upon My limbs
whole spring and summer In this situation commenced The
sarsaparla, and after taking bottles, entirely
afflicted with scotua in his head bad his physician
neo' sight was neyiab and permanen, blindness
cannot but recommend all similarly afflicted to Sands sar
J pAdna
f''isi niESjXAlS NIX F. puckNrn.
ITS POPULARITY ABROAD,
From South -imerica
MARAokIBo, (Venezuea,) April IL, Ie49
Nsr. SAkpsGKsrLEsEs: consider duty the public
the benefit have using your
liable Sarsaparla. About years
umalsm shoulders and legs
pain that was unable TO sleep. ed all of the best
couldbear OF without benefit through
advice OF friend procured after
Iou bottles the OF fifteen days. myself entire
we'll have no hesitation in saying ssrspaa
nd and the public.
Your obedient servant,
J. NJ. JEsURUN.
Here is another home
NEw YORK, Jan. 8, 1850.
sss sAsps-GESTLKaksi have great pleasure acknowl-
the benefit have
apnIs subject of pulmonary disease made voyage
s but while there continued To be afflicted
return seized with violent hemorrhage lungs
hom The debility and great prosraton OF strength that followed,
hs pouaced difficulty ofrespinon, am entirely relieved by
De your sarsapanlla, which onder important
yusable discovery In the healing feel that
n'sen years enjoyed so good health present.
Very gratefully yours,
3. f. sEYMoRE.
pned and Sold Wholesale and retail, by A. b. D. SANDS
ussi and Chemists 100 Fulton street, OF William, New
~ Sold aso by druggists generally throughout the United
- and Canadas Price 81 botte ; six bottles for S3.
dM by Chss sot Il CO., and X. y. Patterson Washington
NJ Lnhcum, GeoVeiown; by Cook \ Peel, Alexandria.
jan H-dAep Paw 3m
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MARsIIALs SALEBy of three wriis OF fsri aeia',
vi office of circuit court Of the District
county Washington, and directed,
shall public Saturday, the 18th day OF
March nert IL o'clock front Of the courthouse door OF
said county the following described property lying and being IA the
city OF Washington and known and Designated the map o said
city OF Lot In 2y2 of lot NO. lot
VI in 2p lot n 32 and "a IN square -
lots and 0ip s7o, 10, square 3 lot
46l Of lot square Of lot in
6& lot 1885, lot in ioa5, lot ~ in
55q and lot 4J0
he sold satisfy iudciais Nos O. q and March, 1851
RICHARD wALLACH,
Marshal Of the District Of Columbia.
Feb ll-dtMar IS
ny-The above $ postponed J. z2d instant.
RICHARD WALLACH
Marshal of the District Of Columbia.
March 1s-dt Mar ~
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TO CONTRACTORS.

oFucE or CosaIssrosKR or PuBLIe BulLDIsssl
March 10, 1851
pkoPosAs viii be received @ ohce until Saturday, the l2h
OF Apn next, for furnishing following articles viz
o,uOv pounds OF best pure American white lead
300 gaions VI bcs a " linsesd oil
400 gallons OF best boiled lnseed oil
500 poands putty
IL dozen 10000 brushes
3 dozen sash and
dozen busters
200 pounds best lharge
One half OF the articles delivered before the 2ot
day OF Apn the remainder be delivered before the 25
May
More Of e articles be required than here
peened The Commissioner giving ten days notice. re-
quire larger quantity than above stated
VIM. EASILY,
Mar 22-tApl2 Commissioner Public Buildings.
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By DYER ~ McaUINE. AuctionoeKs.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF THE HON.
George H. Badger--On Tuesday morning, March 9, at 10
O'clock shall SELL the residence Of Hon. Badger,
Missouri between Sd and AZ Streets his furniture and
household effects,
Splendid rosewood piano and stool
Black walnut covered
Parlor chairs
French with brackets
Marble top sdeboards, dining tables
Walnut chairs, buffers
Hat rack, hall lamp, oilcloth
Paror, chamber, and stair carpets
High and low bedsteads, beds
Mattresses. bedding, looking glasses
Wardrobes, bureaus washsiands
Toilet sets, china, dinner and tea service
Crockery and glass ware, kitchen utensils, &c
Terms All nnd under $780, cash $50, credit OF
endorsed,
DYER n MCGUIRE,
Mar2l-d AucuoneeIs
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NEW Spring Goods Enbrod~rtes, txe.-Ths
\ have iust received from New York
pieces small ehec ked glace silks
20 style India foulard silks
10 do rich Chcne silks
8 do 10 brocsde silks
10 do do do black Gro de Rhine silk.
s do 10 black, striped, and plaid silks
Broche bareges, (piain hgures)
10 do French BsnGalia, (entr~y newt
~ do French moussebno de LANES, (very prsty)
10 French printed jnconets, livery hne)
80 dotted Swiss mlsiins, white and colored)
bsavy twisted silk
IS do French printed bareges, new sVes)
emhr tsome
80 richly embroidered handkerchief, tnew desisns)
N French embroidered mnslia ehem-etfs
very richly trimmed chemisets and sleeves, In
30 real Valencia lace collars and cuffs r.
S richly trimmed French worked cspe-
is lace and herthes
10 black lace scarf
so inside handkerchief and cuffs MATCH &c
desirable
which their attention is respectfully invited
IU#w p. X. HooE \ 90.
T.bS
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NO OWNERS Lands I'm Texas.-A gentleman in Virginia.
who good surveyor lawyer desires remove 10 Texas
like become the agent for
country, with view TO bring them into
market.
He has family capital is dssrous OF engaging
agriculture the satisfactory testimonials OF eapac
and his general acquaintance such
as 10 ennb him emigration Texas
lands who would be inclined 10 avail himself
such an correspondence with the
suitable by addressing post paid
VIM. GOULDtN,
General agent and collector Richmond, Virginia
Mar
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TO CONTRACTORS.

TO CONTRACTORS
orrIcE oF CoasnssIosKR PUBLIC BUILDINGS
March 10, 1851
DROPOSALS will be this office until O'Clock Tues
day, the 9th day OF April for grading and gaveng New
between north OF the Capitol The
grading will require about cubic yards OF earth.
gravel will be confined the earrageway the
perca probably $500 yards the
thickness Of the gravel covering will be inches N the centre and
gradually dmlsed five inches The proposals Will
price yard hng and the price per
yard of This materials for both kinds OF the
The wok mass be
delay possible, and continued with such
IA be early completion
WIN. EASILY,
Mar a0-Ap5 Commissioner Of Public Buildings,
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(MORSE LINE)
WASHINGTON OFFICE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Fin house east of National Hotel, Noe.

established by company IN the United
Consequently the odesitba pioneer ne extending
between Washington Baltimore, fhadelpha ana New lok, ana
the intermediate stations ave
Trenton Princeton New Brunswick New
ark and Jene cihe line AT the present time
weshas lately undergone extensive repairs ana
deliver number OF which
the
and fidelity hitherto unequalied This line
connects with companies Morse we norh and
SOUTH extending already fieen thousand nies to either OF
desired
thoroughly systemnuzcd its
transmission and mode OF delivery OF messages us
charges equal special With the aci
possessed by this company every one ny
most reliable for tele
offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company are
city, fifth house east OF National
oe Baltimore Exchange, South Cay street; Philadelphia
No building; New NO
Hanover street, corner Of Beaver. :. .,.r
WIN NJ SWAIN, President.
March ll-3md'
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PUBLIC sale OF Large very real and per-
sonai estaieIhe undersigned will offer public
wednesday, I'd
estate lying Charles county, Maryland called
Of 'Gasva" This contains about twelve hundred
acres and has been recently surveyed and laid OF farms
The soil equal to the highly
improved condition. having
lined and manfred II capable producing large
heavy tobacco wheat
half miles The Potomac offers desirable oppor
those who wish upon
large and commodous barns aud all the quarters
This estate will be sold in having divided
OF nearly proportion
buildings and wood each Those them
selves VIII be shown the Mr. Murphy,
residing the and all
hereothat be desired by either OF the subscribers.
Also, HE the village adjoining called and
the OF Aliens Fresh Hcontns house, with dwell
attached and
lion the State, being the midst Of surrounding country
and annual sale goods tore believed reaches thirty
able condition
Also large s,eamm for grinding wheat, Sc, good
pair, and in This village is situated the head
OF the Wicomco, and goods be landed within hun
dfed yards house.
The undersigned sell, place. large
personal property consisting
hundred
mules horses and utensils OF
various kinds used the cultivation Of farm
negroes, miller, black
smith,
Upon
The be and
months For all purchases dollars and
under the cash will be and all
given purchaser required give amount
with such the undersigned will bearing interest
from the day OF sale
The commence a O'Clock, al
GEORGE BRENT,
X. I. MERRCK.
PoRr ToBAcco, md. y Feb. 26, 1851.
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NOW offer for sale OF the splendid houses the
and 10Th Streets for healthy location and good
position respects departments
equidistant city
all commodous and oy; several of the chambers
~ The pao saloon II feet BY 2l and height
feeling - finished modern style.
bath nforng hot cod and shower BATH and
contained tberein the fixtures beautifully
finished and tank 25 hoghe The kitchen
furnished with hot and cold sink and the
have been laid hail. paIoT saloon
dining In The structure for It's convenience and comfort
nothing been omitted The stabhng house, and
house have been permanently built and include
and well finished for male lying newly paved alley
Mar 1T JAS. CADEN.
CRIMSON 4 Co.'s New York, New Orleans, Mobile
Express, the swe responsible
principal Maine New Hampshire,
Massachusetts, Rhode Island Connecticut
New York Delaware, Pennsylvania Maryland, District
Comsia Indiana Ohio Illinois, the States the
Mississippi Alabama and the places
Ceorgia and the Caroinas.
facilities extensive perfect that the
parcels Of country othei
the paints.
From many peence in express while
Mes Adams Co., aud advantages
which confidence
York assured that shalt
satisfaction Hends
lew elers, bankers, and merchants generally
ieaye
New Orleans and Mobile.
oce Camp New Orleans, and " Wall street. New York
Feb 6-d&epl2w
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sd from the act Of Congress Of Sd March, ls45 section i6
d il further enaofed, That duty Post
The mail TO let The same, in the lowest bidder
nnt sufficient for faithful performance without
provide Tor the due eeeny, certainty, and secpt'y Of
uah-poauon shall contractor hereafter be
70 purchase out take valuation, the stock vehicle Of
Fevlou. contractor for the route"
% VIII be careful 10 read the forms and Instructions appended
mode BY which they intend convey The mail Wbes the
@ weight OF the mails the speed called for in the schedules
pad conveyance the may be and consequently such
be let TO bids proposing such mode of conveyance In ali
' the routes will be assigned bids proposing the cheapest
od companies arc specially notified that their regular bids
ee understood ne including the supply Of each ofce the
ahsu respective roads quarter OF mile from
Separate proposals for Offices than quarter Of mile
wi be considered.
(0PosALs for carrying te mails Of The United States fom
lucky, Will be received The Office OF the Post ofce
@ ls 10 be decided by the Isl day Of May 1871 on he
and In ths manner and time herein specified, viz
Prom opslnsyiIle at 10 m, hi weekly Monday, wedne.
by Long View OAK Grove Rngsold Providence clas-
Roads, and Sycamore Mills;
To Nashville by 8 y m nsu day, % miles,
And back b.tween Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
From IIopkasvile al n u weekly Tuesday Thursday
BY BeIevew, ,Cad Canton Golden Pond, Aurora, wadss
boro', M.y6eld, Fancy p.rm, and Mibuni
To Columbus by . next day, i0l miles;
Ana back betwsens Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday
asd IN merit day.
NOTES
proposal should be accompanied by guarantee, signed by
responsible persons in the following vtn
Ihr undersgncd, -, guaranty that -, II his bid for
fhr the mail from be accepted by the Posuias
GENERAL shall prior the first
hert with good and sufficient suroes perform the service
1n.ed.r
should be accompanied by certificate Of postmaster
quval.nt testimony, that the susrsn'o Of property
sSs to make good their guarantee
proposals should be department sealed endorsed
osas for No -" and addressed TO the Fin Assistant
master General.
he prohibition Of bids resulting from combnaiions and the
and conditions on which be msds
mnusl Advertisement
N. X. HALL,
Postmaster Genorsi.
DT orrror Drr.s~ssr, March 9, 1881.
Ie-iw
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TO CONTRACTORS.

OyrlcE o. COMMISSIONER or PuBuo BuILptsos,
March IL, 1851
DROPOSAS will b received at this Office until Tuesday the et
April inclusive, for ercavang line OF trench aud
ulssu three feet Six inches IN the clear and
laid OF the best hard brick and hydraulic
ent mortar 7t nonh side Of
New York south side OF Pennsyva dis
tance about twenty The will
state The price all the Materials and
the price Der cubic TRENCH be measured
and by engineer superintendent The above work
be completed blythe 3Oth OF June. - ,.u.x.
WIN. EASILY,
Commissioner OF Public Buildings.
MbTl9
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GRAPE sUANyLs.The subscriber has in hand
Grape which have been purchased for cash of
in
cheapest and choice goods Of the kind
n this city.
t5 plain C ape shnwis, from s. TO so
~ white embroidered Grape shavis from 50 5Oto $50
embroidered shaws, some
very pretty cashmere Merno long and wooien shaws
sc, " w. hEhbf,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th aud 9Th sts
Mari .yyf
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A. ~ q. A. ARMOUR,
DIAPERS IND T-aILORS,
No. 3O3 Broadway, corner OF Duane street,


EsPECTFULLY invite the attention OF
IL their assortment OF spring goods, the patterns
which they prepared 10 make the best
fashionable style at their usual moderate Fresh cloths
for vests dark do patterns of Paris embfoderies.
There three skilul artists this
TO cut coats 20 cut and waiscoa
parteni complete IN itself Army and uniforms
order wt accuracy and despatch, and IN the approved
who
ment eveIthn TO their tase and perfect h insured
NJ IL. PRkaiea wAIsrooATs-These
We're so much admired Castle Garden have been awarded
hst premium by the American Institute their late fair
Feb Adm
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Ns-Tbe undersigned, who were empowered by meeting
e creditors OF the republic Of Texas, held in The city Of
on the 9Th day Of February, and continued by adjourn
h TO ohtsin the decision Of the Secretary Of the Treas
questions respecting the public debt OF Texas, result
s poyso In the boundary adjustment passed at the
Congress, and who likewise instructed the re-
@ eh decson TO communicate the same TO the creditors
medium Of public address, beg leave 10 announce hnt,
of III. Secretary o the Treasury requiring the return
emcial documents from Texas Indispensable his de
80 sa public unavoidsby postponed
gay OF June next, when the committee will sgsin
Pred y W ."' P"U"sh hs '"" eo"""pospoh IN "e 'ofm
J, HAMILTON, Of aou'h Carolina,
CHARLEh ELLIS, of Virginia.
.,u JOHN w. HOUSTON, Of DsIswnre.t
! aNssfori March Z, lh5l
ksi h- New York Herald Phsdslpbla North Amencsn,
Sun, Commercial, Richmond Enquirer, and New Orleans
* wv nve This advertisement ins~ron and send the
sSv 'ommuss, dirsossd 70 this city, On tbs 18th June
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THOMAS WHITE,
| Bonnet Moanfocfwrr,
South Second Street, above Chestnut oss sde Phadephe
' I3-dlm
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A House of the first class fOr Sale.

PoRr TOBACCO, (Md,) Feb. a6, 1851
Mar I-3law L
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Young Iadies' Institute,
Mrs d. II. Burr's,) corner OF 9th and u Streets
E snbscriberwi assume the charge OF THIS institution on Mon
day the and will his constant and personal
The branches of thorough
English French mathematical education will be taught
will be based the
forInuares 0 Protestant Episcopal Church
the principal teacher encour
age patronage Of the public and for correspond
of sccess
For boarding pupils, SIS per quarter
Fortay - $40
Payable always in advance
Music, drawg Latin Italian, Spanish and Geman extra
Reference is Permitted Rev q. Nj. Butler, d. d.. Rev. j. W.
French Fit,hugh Washington ciyi Rev James May,
D. d. Alexandra Rev. Aonzo Potter, d. d. and the clergy
generally Philadelphia and RI Rev Alfred Lee d. d.
,, .,,v
MarlI
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pURE Irish Lnens and Linen Goods Generality
have the best Irish nens Of the celebrated Rich
make, and small packages fam
lies also, very fine for bosomk and collars
30 srng clohs from the celebrated factories
this
Toweing Napkins very patterns and
Table danask, prices widths
nen o saie
With linen and cotton sheetngs, pillow linens and cotton
table and toilet covers OF woollen linen, and cotton
And all kinds dry families and
hotel keepers, which will be sold the very
G. w. YERBY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7tl and 9Th
Mar 6-d2wif
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DARN AT PRIVATE sALE.-We have for private sale a
09 Marlboro road
mi a
There good dwelling premises
uther information apply To DYER MCGUIRE,
27-du and Commission Merchnnu-
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n IL. nd HLAsIxO have the honor OF informing
nj the ladies gentlemen Of Washington that their Dancing
Academy the Temperance Hail. and will be
opened every 10 O'Clock, 10 O'Clock, Except
ing Sundays)
Parties and soirees furnished upon demand with
lent musicians Tor price. Applications be made
Parker's Fancy Store, National Hotel
7-eotMl
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pARAsOLs, n-shsdes, and relIna have this day
opened parasos shades
and elegant styles shapes Ladies
above articles have only call ancies
suited.
Also gentemens silk umbrellas, very handsome
and highly finished.
G. w. VERIFY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and 9Th sts.
lar 6-d2wif
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uALUABLE property private public saIe.-We
offer private sale ihnt valuable property known Mcleod.
(which tnd having front Of % feet
inches OH Md bSck 40 feet hr.et alley
n sold sale before Wednedy the @t INST VIII
then he public auction that day. O'clock
Terms balance deferred payments which
| will be made known sale. lH.
For nornsiion apply toJ f. Kendall or Nicholas coan
4 e.os the subscriber.
March 1t-eoads Ancnoneef.
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II Rs D. has pnrIor and several furnished
for rent Pennsylvania
-Four suco, opposite the National Hotel
March l5--teodt
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fNHE NEW PAPER.-The number OF the AaKRIoA,
TELEGRAPH will be issued at O'Clock Monday, 2fu
March Advertisers and correspondents requested to send
before 10 Monday
The first Will be business will do wei!
themselves Of the opportunity il presents.
Mar CONNOLLY, WIMER, McGILL.
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pRIVATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman, who ha
received good educaton and resided Pars
anxious obtain the position young
sons IN some private family Of respectabliy.
References personal character and family
given parties Of the highest responsibility either this
in England,
Address Alex Vance, box 100 post oce oswego New York
Sd
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FOURTH volume OF DIR. Quincey'n Writings.-Ths
l. Caesars,
Twiceod Tales by Hawthorn edition, vols, portrait.
Poems by Henry T. Tuekerman: vol. limo.
Just published and this day received tor sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Mar u Booksellers 9th street.
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JUST hnishsd, splendid silver tea set and beau-
fu lot silver forks ladies' butter
ure, which equal in hneness TO coin. -
shall elegant gold
Watches diamond and other ch ewe which invite pafc
| ular attention,
w GAIT h BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets