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SLAvEar AGITATION .--One feature OF the news from
the States must have struck readers forcbIy We
aude to the agitation OF the slavery question While
some OF the fnnaics the North determined that this
fugitive slavs law shall be carried out. at The
South cassnG aboat 10 see how they can retaa'e
= proposed 70 exclude northern mannacares from
their cities and towns Even the shipping interested in
southern ports u said 10 be affected to extent by
this movement And what do our readers think this Is
all for' Why that few negroes may have equal privi-
leges with ourselves Men willing 10 forego all the
advantages which enjoy under the glorious con-
few slaves. They are willing 10 risk the prospects Of
delngiAg the land with blood TO accomplish something
which 1t Isastis Of extremely doubtful utility
u seems indeed strange that men can become
rely Oei 10 oil the better principles OF nature
be willing the Union asundcr order 70 carry
point, for Il really amount. to nothing They can
consent, without the least reluctance ~ ace N. ouy
country under Heaven where liberal institutions flourish
broken into fragments crafty few misguided or de-
signing men - Csi,/bywi1 Placer Tines
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS
vrs.. o.r s.isi.er. corrs.psaa.nt

BALnnoss. Feb. 49,
VaIs.ts~s's Dsy--Anornsy Gsasvstship Appsst...,
Mr. Brsmf-Cuy OHesrx-Hsa. Albert ConsaU.
Ike Markets. re. ab
This being Valentine eve. our streets thronsss -
young folks. sssking from ths various mis,iy
fiction aud IL endshp whilst selecting tho -
cuatsd TO amuse and others those intended 70 give
aud wound the feelings Of those whom they A.. ~
direot~d IL IL 10 DO hoped, however. there -. u
few Of the latter ASS
The official announc slnent was received from Ann "a
last night Of the appointment by Governor Love i
Robert J. Brent esq as attorney general Of Maul,.
Since Mr.. Brent's connexinn with the Maryland Ia,
has won reputation that places him In the front ra0
legal attsinmenls indeed. few have risen 80 r.uS
ia their profession. Like all other men, he has saeml
but generally speaking. the appointment gives prs, =,
eral satisfaction The salary and the bushes. which
office throws into the hands OF Its
about ten thousand dollars por annum.
The appointments Of Mayor Jerome were ANNOUNCE al
the council las, evening" and generally those thai M
foreshadowed in my letter. Mr.. Me,tes, finding hs, Ii
sppoiutmsat city collector would not be condmsd b,
the council. Withdrew, and Mr. John w. Barry wal "a
pointed There great grumbling among the di,sppas
cd and their friends, some Of whom have spent theft TIM
for months in getting signatures 10 their pet ons-o.
who had petitions rally having been succsss
The Hon Albert Constable. Of Cecil cous,y, who b.. a.
Gently been very ILL., passed through this city yeasdsy
his way 10 Annapolis. having far recovered a % h
able TO AXE his seat In the Re orm Convention OF wAe
he 10 member. - 5
The number Of deaths In this city during the pas xs,t
was 7S of which number ~ under ~ years ~
The MARKEn.-ln the Baltimore market this mcrn,,
there were sales Of 400 bbs Howard street ou 81
No sales Of City Mills No change in grain, and bu, hA
In market Whiskey unchanged. Sales Of l25 wv Ia
sides bacon 81 CENTS aud 80 hhds do 81 cents xa
charge for packages, and Is hhds at 81 Also @
lbs shoulders At all cents 10 hhis do the ,sn
price and ~ hhds. att cents, with arge for pac
L IL 4
shoulders at cents. Sales Of 100 kegs No lard al c
| cash. and 50 bbls. Mt 81 cents.
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DAR0AINs, bargains be obtained from the
all kinds Of goods, now agree
unge, hand
previous OF We following goods,
will he sold and under;
pieces pieces beautiful style figured silks
do dark colorcd watered silks
Is do glace silk, in light and dark colors =. A
~ light satns, goods
offered in this market prices
dress patterns very handsome brocade aks, nj cost
des rich MORN Antiques, for evening and din
n dresses #al n. SIS
mous.cines, Cashmerrs and Menos have remaining
pieces ich figured Cashmcres, In beautiful patterns
Is do rich mousseiines extra 6pe, dress patterns
French Msrinos various ends OF
pieces #l
respectfully solicit attention Of especially
descriptions Of goods better opportunity
to obtain bargains. - :. -
CLAGET"r, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
Feb lQ--9taw2w
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liz hi house UPON has, the rsfoss been aaex Of great
difficulty and ts progress now slmos petioa, evil
de ncss the skill OF its engineer and do
sgner Geo Hapin esq @ f.. ofhe Ballast Corpor alton.
Qght house board, under which body 1t contracted
for ss4 atht @
..The whole shel the is OF iron The sower.
which 10 above twenty ve tsss la diameter
posed Of plates cssiIon Of DeaIy s~d Aa
Tho ness hange ointedah exactly jointed by the
chine and boiled together This great
ncd by bold projecting corncs and gallery shove
hch the tower again rises iuet asd Ia
the sht soonl or lantern capped by the dome which
com rbs ooveed with galvanized
pla tee uniting ia a central bronze ring ermiaal ball
with i'gh'nins conductor pom" .Mp. +.
on to allow the of the great weight which
keep the revolving light motion and in tho
OF illuminating apparatus (not completely the
xineer adopted all tho recent tn
ben u,iiul and deicae branch Of engineering aftt
" The whole 10 bolted down base the
sod rock and further seadied by being filed up solid
some height with masonry Although It's base is an i'm,
euse height above the level when rest il
pecod (jndeed, doubt from the experience
will make clear breach least reach
| summit" e eHF tt.a "a IL
George Hapin, esq. is well known to all persons who
have taken interest in light house
the able engineer the Irish light house board and has
for himself enviable reputation by seeking GU,
and adopting the latest Improvements in illumination and
construction.
May we follow his example. as we'll al OF others whose
names stand prominent here and in Europe
BLUE-JACKET
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To the Editor of The Union

To the Editor of the Union:
The subject OF lighthouse improvement has often
FOUND place IN your columns. allow me Ia trespass upon
them now The late Congress appropriated upwards Of
one million hundred thousand dollars for purposes
connected with light house establishment, The
coasts of Texas, California, and Oregon are without
hgnr, ana large portion OF the hall million OF dollars
TO be devoted TO structures will be expended in
erecting lights on those coasts
There are many disn,eresed perso nsthat IT, persons
whose only object in taking part e discussion is 10
secure the bes, and durable structure at fair
who believe cas-ron to be the best material for the
towers OF the authorized lighthouses these coasts.
no argument can be necessary satisfy persons tamil
lar with these coasts that would be stte rig impossible
to erect towers tor lights either OF then OF brick or
stone, at anything ike fair price. Then II becomes
necessary TO ascertain what il the pa ,tcabe and
most desirable mode OF carrying the wishes OF Con-
gress a Ea Is $50
There is cas-ron lighthouse on G,bss It'll. Ber-
mnda l33 ee IRON the base 10 the top oil the antefn
hed with hrst-order revolving Ftesnel light There IA
also casron light house Morant Poin, JAMAICA l02
feet from The base TO the top of the lantern besides
ray o'hrrs winch unnecessary to refer TO- in India am
other paris OF the British domInions They have stood
Tor years, End they believed be pecuia, y adapted
TO warm climates, and especially and near he tropics
These lowers require very little annual outl W for
srea' aesderai"m with ", when i is ,'ecoect
Ell That the estimates Tor the h-cal year OF fsSf-52
Tor repairs OF light houses and illuminating apparatus
and tor expenses Of light boats amount TO Sss6g6 S.
MY purpose - not to discuss this sahjeci now Hav.
boure the FAAtnet, Rock (coa. OF Iceland recalled
10 my mind The proposed hight the farrallones Rock
twenty eight Thirty miles distant from San Frapcisco
and deem,ng Il appropriate. append extracts nom
IL .58 fF fi E8tW ltF.ft |
..The Fasne il solitary rock several mile. IN, I'M,
high iaud with by ard bound
h,ps from tho world such IL It's posed posi-
the a. ph 81 spd he descent III
sides Of The thai . dithcu IL
IN the best weather The construction ola hrtcsss
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A VIEW Of tho Metropolts.-we have been shown by
(wbo pabisher) lithoSnp
print q s cities OF Washington and Georse'own The view Is
the Capitol
oft metropolis while the border the Print
Of delnenons Of the prominent objects Of
Institution, Pre.dent House. Post Once Patent Once City Hail.
Warrington Winder Building Jackson Hail. Navy Yard
Georgetown College Aqasdact Arsenal Washington Monument
Jackson Monument War Department The
we'll particular, and
circulation had
Of Mr Bohn Publisher, CAPITOL and
Of the booksellers IL this city, Also small view Of Wash
inston letter paper.-Nd. Int
fsb l3-Qaw3w
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guprsme Ooart of the Unitsd States.

THURSDAY. February 10, 1851.
Jas H. Campbell and Nelson Merrill, esqs., OF New
York. were admitted attorneys and counsellors OF this
court. a.t
No 63. F.. B. St. John, appellant, vs. z. A. Paine ct
al On appeal from the circuit OF the United States
for New York Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opin
ion Of the court affirming the decree OF the circuit court
in this case with and damages at the rate OF six
per cent. per annum. 3Q
No GO j. Newton. appellant Us. j. H. Stebbns On
appeal from the circuit OF the United States Tor
New York Mr.. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion OF
the court Affirming the decree OF the circuit court in this
case, with costs and damages the rate of six per
cent per annur1.
No. So. T. M. League, plaintiff in error, John De
Young ct al The argument Of this was continued
by Mr. Johnson for the plaintiff in error, and MIR. Har-
ris for the defendants in error. s..ss Ri gf Z
Adjourned until tomorrow, II o'clock, m.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS sENAToR.-The motion Of Cen
eral Gushing (dem.) TO reconsider the vote Of the
and factious delays occupying an entire night, during
which the yeas and nays taken fifteen times car
ried-I94 to l79and the whole referred again to the
committee on elections with instructions report the facts
in the case, and the governing the report We'd
nesday today) then fixed for the baotngs for Uni
ted States senator; and election to fill the Boston
vacancy in the house. occasioned by the death Of Dr.
Spence is 10 be had on Thursday.
~ y Express, FEB H.
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CROCK OF LACE GOODS, sHAWLs, RIBANDs, FANCY
y GOODS PERFUMERy, GLOVES, HOSIERY, AEON
shall selling
occupied by Madame L. ciavsrdche Psnnsyvsns
9th i0h all her vnsahls STOCK
psng large OF rich and desirable goods
The sale VIII be continued from day to day until ts whole dis
posed Of
Those acquainted nerd other description
found District
Sale commence 10 o'clock and continue unul s,
| p.
Terms $40 UNDER 80, credit NJ and four
months for satisfactorily endorssd bearing interest.
DYER MCGUIRE, r
oh s-eodAda Auctioneers.
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cTTMSON Co.'s New York, New Orlea,as, and Mobile
Expss, connecting with the swiest and Responsible
principal Mane New Hampshire Vef
mont Rhode Connecticut Lower Canada,
Delaware Pennsylvania Maryland, District Of
Mississippi and Alabama river and the prominent places u"
Georgia and the Cnroiinas $500. ~
Der facilities perfect The
speedy transportation cte trunks packages and va
parcels end Of country othsr asd between
remote points. las 6atE !.
From busness, while
Mears advantages
espec which h tbs condolences and
Nav York feel assured ihs we shs
the entire sacon our Trends Inc
jewellers, bankers and merchants generally 80
CalbsNia erpve's from NeW
Oyesns express Ortehas and Mobile
Camp New Orleans, and - Wall street, New york.
FEB 6--dhcplaw r., Fl NFA VI
ustJsNIs4EcD Isouss Or Furnishsd RSoms.-The Advsr
brick house W esntea
aAonins the second hoor w one
o gentlemen, stla7 s.H4sl4tss .i.N 49, .sl.
The part leased accommodating ssrm' on
application 10 ,., ,.,,,,.,
Dec 9,-du Corner and Penn,
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Condition of the Northern Markets, &c.

barrels al "a 82a 81 rs Tor common straight, STATE bns3
southern, 81 81 u So Corn meal, 80 l2i Rye -four, d
g. Small sales Genesee wheat al III ilS cents rod
100 lO1 cents Sales OF 1000 bushels n " cent,
yellow Oats, ~ - cents Rye, 81 cents Sales d Il
barrels me.s pork at 3l2 ~ prime. % 25 Lard, III k
osnts or Rio very prime, cents Sugars and mosss
dull Cotton 4uietsaes small, and prcss Ia iayo. q wy
e,s. Dealers waiting further news from Europe. whiar
~ ~ cents per gallon.
PmIApxI.raI., Feb. ls-2, p. m The steamer viTa,
arrived here this morning in forty hours from Richhi
and Norfolk. bs.ss 1900 f.
Stocks are steady--sales Pennsyvans s., so i Vi
ted States 6s of 1857, ll6f. Flour qaist--s.ss o.
87i Rye Hour, 50 S3A Sales Of rod wheat NJ l00s n
cssss; white. lies ll2cests Yellow corn, COS q cen.
white, 81 cents Tor prime Oats, - y cents Rye
with small sales Groceries quiet and the market fls
heavy for coffee. with declining tendency. SngAu a
changed; sales very ANAL WhiSkey. "a Is oeaa r
gallon. .ige3salaest - tts "a ,sisAtst q
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vr ANrRD. for IN or twelve months, loan 0f from
x hundred dollars, for which good security
will he given -
Feb e-3teod-
nHIIup RTON KEW will attend TO amy business
be
ct: and Of claims Acbrc Con
syess and the Departments. Once @ street. 3
WAsurnsrou, July 10, 1919. July i7-sa~tG
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A MONT DESPERATE BATTLE lon the IAN ofhs -
mosh, all attempts negotiation having failed, hes
nks plses one q ne noss desperate And A<e1enanS
within the Of The ensanguined ga
Ausssx Of Mexico will bs nothing TO or ladies and go
viii be shot through The heart by millions, beyond W S
Of cure, except By the matrimonial service. w. . y.
Ast IL TO BE- the most tremendous scale, being he az
final hate order that VI the cobannts shall un
anmuaiOn all The principal ocsrs, under command Ae
nownsd leader assembled together fT consolidation and MN
psiatiou made for abundant supply
deadly msss known, cOnssne Of darts, black -
eyes, loaded with oveS lightning and poetry n. 80 ~
vOivERs and the best MATRIMONIAL BoMBsHELiS''""T
and nnt, warranted 10 kill Al the first IRE. u
And further determined that welquafed agent 49, -,
appointed Aforesaid anunition Without dess
the unanimous vote wns the appsintrpent Of .,,uox
JOSEPH sHILIINGToN,
Corner of<k street aad rsassylvania avenss,
Feb l3-ad Efs.f.f'i hl tho oaiy ashorired as't
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BALTxMORn AnD WAsHINOTON RAILROAD.

7 RALTIMORn And WARRINGTON kAILROAD.
Hears Departure Of the Passenger Tr~iss
prom WashinGtos Q a. and II daily, and ' .
m dA tly except Sunday -. II
From BaIusors at daily, aad daily 81
csR R.ss an ~ us a r. n. PARstys, Agent
THE oass~ns OF scotland by Agnes stt1eknaaA -
wsSsoysh or Prairie Travel and Scalp Dances by Lewis H.
Z Jarnri--l vo,. !. - -, I~l~M# t1
~" 80 or Rober scusheycompete In one
'o Sco., coeesdAd nabsr q eos.d In two volsms~
rs.ssss - 6a0helo~ By "fks Maxvsi"--l vos t fe
\ W.. ScrsSSc my from the Frsnch-1 vol,
e sSsrse.ess Iy n Prususrs and Steam navauoni vol
ma tals sfHaaSnU " Tlsi-l VOL stl ~
rs ~ nssSsae of WINE Gaylord CtAsh-i vol. pt |
80 ,osus GtnrSss ; ~ tscob Abbot--l vos 49, 8F HEa
rAn ~ ns~srs Of a. Isse Msxy Elizabeth Lse- vol
s,S ~ UsfAnnx 0uiAe me O<~Assr o. P~"cn Nou"s
"o'o' " $500. Lately received ~
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Jmnv Linds First Concert Fatal Stesnboai Dast
4'F''s ne Merksls

NEw OnLxAss, Feb; II. p. m.-The drst concert Of jsH
Lind nj the 81 Charles theatre last night the n
brilliant affair ever in this city The theatre NJ
crowded from the top 10 the bottom large number
persoas sat on tie stage The divine sroagstre.s
enthusiastically welcomed her fret appearance aha u
Stage was literally covsred with bouquets The pnssa
Of this coacsr smount 70 upwards Of twenty A0sssat
dollars. eAtt fea3st ~ I. ~
The steamers Magnolia and Aa,ocrat came in soliaa
nesr, and several others, lost rhsit lives -.
The ooston market 10 steady. Mess pork Sla RioeOdl
100 oents per ID. 4s5 .a 4slaAe
Massachusetts UmstM States Senator .--&sipursd.-R
s@ sfruetSps Fire.
Bosros Feb. l2The fcs!sesnsh ballo, 70. senator -
Of votes, SeA Necessary fcs . choies, l92
Winthrop 80 ~. II
Scatmying
The brig Logan, Of Searsport, Captain Treat, ~
from Aataaxas. for Bosso0 with moasses, went aAho"
the To- yesterday orDng. Nausot beach, alont o.
mile south Of Ohaiham Hxhf- The vessel has bged bx
the cargo will probsbty BE- savsd In = damaged state
The schocnsr Lysandss. Capt. Hayden, for Bosoa,
ashore IT Mackerei cove, near Newport.
The large brick buildinR Of the Village Falls Manuacml
ing Company, Bath, New Hampshfrs, was destroyed
nrs yesterday loss sboas $4,000. upon which there
Ths whis, have nominated j. Thomas Stephenson . Y
the Vacancy In tho houss, occasioned by the death o. ~
Spence. s0ssa 4 .aoea .tsa1f.aa
iasss gtas ~ = tss sRcoNB pssrAToH.
Bosros, Feb. l2Ths election for senator besa Ps
pousd one fortnight from to-day
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THOMAs WHITE.
Bow~<f Ms~w|acfn,sr,

No South SECOND Street. above Chestnut" east side
Feb I3--dim ##fr.a. "
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Miss attracted crowded houses hers for nearly
her on Saturday Tongnt
sppea in the avorte Margaret Emore In Lover
sacrnce strong Of the plays and ON Saturday Cher bene
ny she Lady eaze Marsaery In the Rough Diamond
School for Scandal acted Aere and
a. Sir Peter Teaxle Gilbert Mr. Fenno and
Mr. Joseph Surface and Mrs. woodward and
Mrs. Gilbert and Lady Sneerwe the comedy viii
admirably We think would be wise TO secure ea o
either of tbess nights early day. t+4.
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MARsxIALB aALSE--By three 6rvi Lsas
III issued kom cerkh once Of af the Dv
u Uc'anbia fcr the county Of w.shngon, and dee
Ahan public sale, for cash. oafnrdny, the 18th Gay
March u II O'clock M hout Of the house d@
said the following Described properly lying and being
city Of WxshiagAn and Known and designated the nap
ci'y part sfe e .ssws go o. lot n sqaars ~ ~
III In So lo< N 3 and a. In sq"s
lots and 10 square, 37o Iot in square al Of o %
t6 par Of ~ tn square al lot In squars ees, half %
654, lot in l0o6, In 1885, ION
$50 and nor square t6 and levied ssA
b sod satiay jndeisls 8, March, les
F II RICHARD WALLACE, IL
'A ,ga MARSHAL of ne District Of Coumla
Feb il-atAdm is E
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W1LuAns,s BlsLE PANoHAxA-Ths beautiful and deserved,
popular painting being exhibited full and overlooking houses
we are dad TO see our citizens appreciate this nns painting
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tSLAnNnIA cassaanersS, CIoxAs, kA.-we invite ts "
ensicr n he public in want Of any article here % %
determnedto reduce peesnt sssck By odernk
ntacemerr ia the ptcss Of an kinds Of woo'ens we '
% piece. and paris n pieces superior Welsh .'''
grades .f.
70 pieces medium and low Vsissd Aannels -.
do sik warped Asansla, n ladies' and children'N
10 pieces hne 6axony 6annela Y. u SOM s- 81
do heavy dnsibae mIed 6snpels, geniemens wear 1T
10 do fAacy- cesovtd french Aanneh ~
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, kc. ua#
do hne HACK French cidhn, very best grsdes f
10 d. meduu md Now priced closts ,,...r
do hncy-coossd cloths, shades, for boys W."
Is do tA 10 eusstnnerps F..
10 do blsek French doe skin cassimeres .tfY
- - soleaeN assswsef qualities and prices . ...ans
Win greet vasv II winser arttss for asnte ~
which WI odtr Il ths lower than can be oofa
"a -'' CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 80
Feb ~ Aaw2wn
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glad citizens appreciate this hns painting
II is respectfully announced tina, DAvENPoRTs BENEFIT
and night Of her engagement will take place
On ssad. spe ssnn n hsS.n Of he
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
L:ay r:.1,s !. s.. ,o s:,s S,Isss
Charles Surface Mr. Hsnno
io s%y sa ssalses Mn. CiSsr.
Mrs Candor. WOODWARD
And In the
ROUGH DIAMOND.
Joe Mr.. Vincent
s sss s ssos now OPEN
National Hall.
Nh. rKsno srAaE AAxAexa. sat- sE
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF MISS DAvESPoRT's EN-
GAGEAENT.
On Friday evening, February Il, 1851,
LOVES SACRIFICE.
M.,s.rs. Emos Nh M 1o Sayss ;Ber
To conclude with @
MY PRECIOUS BETSY
Bobtail Mr.. Vincent
Boss rs second ss.. 50 cent. gallery Is cents
Box once open from 10 TO s.
NJ Aa.ipA, Theatre.
.rAsx AAsAsEa, M. ;. r. JOSEPH
Third appearance Of stt
SIR WILLIAM DON,
Who win appear this evening in three character.
Thi. evening" friday, February Il, 1851,
performance commence with the admired comedy Of
THE JACoBITE ia1ssB .tg
John Duck s w C.,.,s Don
Dance Miss A. Ines
Favors Song .............-......,.-,-Ar While
which,
THE ALARMING SACRIFICE.
Bob Ticket Sir William Don
To conclude with
ROUGH DIAMOND. 1G ass
Cousin Joe S wnnam Dos
Msfgaey 80. os"n
washisagton Assemblies.
MEETING q the md .ss'snss q he W..ans.on
AZ O'Clock, full attendance !. requested The basssss
,embss i Feb Alt
BY A. GREEH, Auctsesssr. sf4
CiNE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUG
a s @ on s ell %
10 O'Clock, excellent assSnmsst Of
DO rockins chairs, wardrobes, bedsscads &" f'
DO marble sofa, centre and pier table. gss
DO DO dressing sarsaes and ~ash'and'
Do s.1a ' :ss :s ass ss:;;:es'
Splendid pstos window curtains s
gold containing a7s piscs.
One blue dinner NJ, modssn pattern
. y ,...a .rS . :. ~ ;Is s,s
Fine Sssss.s sss., sssdlns ssd msps~ sss.s.sas sa
ss:.y sf s sss a e" .pSss.
with an Excellent ss.ortmen, o. kitchen requisites.
and An o. sa n sss
,srs.l "'N' -
Washington respectfully sale win haa
"'''' y "''' "'''"''"' A. GREEN.
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No Todd Budng Pennsyivania avenue Washington
of deeds for New York California, Minnesota and ali
other States Of the Union. 4rNH HNINfl =
CHARLES DE sEDiNG hsvag appointed by respsct-
I've Ssasss n New York. California and
United Minnesota,
take the acknowledgment Of Deeds oes
his citizens Of Washington
Feb lA-gaw
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d. Extra Trip for Moumt vsrmSu and Fort
- Warrington steamboat THOMAS COL
LIVER will leave Washington O'Clock and Aexanda fok,
Saturday, February Is, FL
Fare, rosnd trip, o. Aiexsndda, rs cents.
Coschcs the Capatoi ak O'Clock
For apply Rssside 0eorgeown George and
49, '1-' 4 -~--0 JOB CoRsoN,
Feb A-M Captain
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DREsERvATION or the Eye ny Spectacl~s.--The sub
scriber respectfully informs the public tbs. Mr. Beche the well
optcsn, returned from New York. and will remain
9Th until the adjournment Of Congress- whore I'll
need of be supplied with his superior asses All kn1u
Of optical hand and old b rspairsA
M. G.. w. LETMATE,
FebI4-3t 7th street, cpposis Odd Feilows' Nan.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-14

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PAINTINGS &C., Of the late
Mrs Madsen BY order Of the honorabs ts osphaas'
aaturdxy, March 1884, shall
Msdson all urnturs and household effects, together
valuable painines among which porsIts by
Trumbu and others The paintings viii b. fully
scrib~d in future Advertisement DYER MCGUIRE,
Feb 2--eodAda Auctioneers.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-14

Al n. and Mrs. HLASEkO have honor . tskprrAinu
nj the ladies and genienen Of Washington that Dancing
Academy saloon o Temperance Hail. street.
opened day from 10 O'Clock, O'Clock erceps-
ing sundays)
Parties will BE- upon excel
ent mssicIsns IN moderate price Appcs,ions b.
Paskers rsncy STORE, Nssicasi ncsri tss 31
7--No gNntFt II 5ga-t Ed