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ny DYER & MCGUIRE, Aae.,on..r..

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FIRST
WARD AT AUCTl0NsOn Thursday evening, May LIST,
O'Clock shall SELL front Of the desirable
owned and formerly occupied by Favie hoing
bots Nos T. = end 49, No 49, fronting % nccs
ist street west and Se Frnnsvan
together consisting
and brick dwelling,
each having hae dry cellar and conveniences,
The above d-scrped desirable private residence
and emhsces all the facilities requisite for large boarding o"~s "
hotel sheriag purchaser opportunity or tnve-teut
Terms One third and Two years, ""
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest ,,,,pr
Ap2od Aucuonssr.
ny- The aa,ov. sale IL postponed Monday the sth
instant, At the same hour, pfhh "''o'N''
MAJ
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ihHs gentleman is now in Washington, al the house OF
on tucker Our readers will recolIec, him, perhaps,
better as faithful democratic senator OF ssissippp,
when General Jackson was in the presidency lie was
afterwards minister TO Mexico
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ny-Masontc.-Jbe semi communication Grand
Lodge the District Of Columbia Will be holden Masonic
of and l0t Tuesday I
O'Clock, The grand officers
thereof, and govern themselves accordingly.
by order Of the NJ. w, Grand Master:
CAS-. q FRAILEY,
Mbyl Grand Secretary.
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We understand that paper vii soon be established
his city, devoted 10 Irish interests, aud that its pro-
Fseus will appear in few dys We also understand
aa names connected will the enterprise which give
issuance that il will be coudtied with ability.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


The editor of the Republic has found. he thinks, some
extracts paper from other journals which do not
nsak in terms of sufficient respect for the character of
General Harrison, General Taylor, and General Scott
and he ,auns us with endeavor $50 reute the old CAM
Of The ss-ealsd democratic press that The people had put
MEN in office, and NOT PRINCIPLES" We do not know
what are the articles referred 10 indicating the sup
nosed indecacy of the called democratic press nor
are we disposed to institute comparison between the
merits OF the parties in the methods which they pu-
sue Of giving effect 10 their particular views Of public
policy Doubtless there is room for improvement in this
respect For ourself hope to avoid all just censure
from any quarter nasnuch it is foreign to our taste
a, TO our duty country TO descend to personal
abse in the examination OF the political relations OF pub
lie men.
We we're acquainted personally with Generals Harrison
and TAYLOR and whilst contributed nothing to their
uolica elevation, were behind OF their friends in
according to them the fullest OF gratitude for
their military achievements. We indulge the same dis
position in regard to General Scott, whom we have
known more than thirty years. But there is wide diff
ference between what is due to him as successful war
or and what is to be expected OF him should he be made
President OF the United States; and do not Think if
the democratic press maintain the objections him
that they did to his two military predecessors that they
can be accused OF injustice to the whig party.
Can the editor Of the Republic explain why was that
Mr. Tyler had to change the cabinet selected by General
Harrison -or why it that the editors Of General
Tayors organ could not maintain their places under the
pressure Of General Taylor cabinet !or why il that
the cabinet selected by General Taylor could no, maintain
their places under The administration Of President Fill
more II it the characteristic OF the wing PARTY to put
principles in office, and men. there is m, sery in the
practice Of the party which, for the good of the coun-
try ough, to be solved. Un il is solved we cannot
believe that we shall be charged with indelicacy to
the prominent leaders of the wing party in 1910 and
1885, insist upon that they put into office men
rather then principles Nor shall be prevented from
dep,ecatns the evil destiny Of this party if it de
mands The election Of General Scott as a reward for his
military Whatever be the space he fills in
the history Of his country, he is not. in our Judgment
Just measure OF that character which is now requisite Tor
the establishment OF peace and harmony land. by
restoring to the federal government the agency which
the trainers OF the constitution intended to possess
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ny A. GREEN, A.es,on.~r

CARRIAGES, HORSES, AND HARNESS AT AUCTfoN.-on
saturday, the I'D instant shall SELL front Of my auction store,
Pennsyvana avenue, o'clock
horses, harness, &c belonging to his excel
i.ncy French minister viss
Two family carriages, Of which fall shifting top, both
maker, and Of the best material
horses, wei Matched and
perfectly gentle.
On: harness. nearly and Of the
lines, hpish.
ladys and one genueman'. riding saddle
One bw6ao robe with other articles
A. GREEN, Au.aor.ss.
MavN ~
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We refer our readers to late official report OF the
Fosres OF the coas, survey-a most important work
Under the charge OF Professor A. d. Bache. in oar
columns OF to-day.
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BY DYER q MCGUIRE, Auet,on.er..

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF A PRIVATE
FAMILY Op Monday May s. at 10 o'clock,
resdence Of William Darby, New
nue., Capitol H, all his furniture &C, wins
Mahogany piano. sofa
parlor chairs, rockers
. DO ladies' workable
Dining and breakfast tables
N lamps, clocks, and mirrors
Window shades and oilcloth
Psror, chamber, and stair carpets, ttsir rods
French. post bedstssds, ~ashstauds and
Marble dressing and plain bureaus
y. beds and
Looking glasses, office chairs
-cbina dinner and service
britannia are, glass ware, casters
Paror and Kitchen companion
Of culinary articles
s25 credit OF two and four
months for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
' DYER a MCGUIRE,
Ap 3o-d huouoheers'
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
h r. embraced In the proclamation OF the President
eomnrae ali the residue be brought into
south Of the They those mines (par
IN. porton situated inois) worked under former lenses
nom The PRED the date OF the sale Of
Inc adjacent mines and possess advantage OF being
without mourning me increased
mines, and most OF them are be
ed ~ H. very p,odnciiye They conveniently
,,ed IN reference navgnble other cheap Of
oT their proucIs the midst OF
country yielding all the agricultural products OF the lat
imde in which they are located ,,,,r,,,
Commissioner OF General Land Once
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by A. GREEN. AncsIen..r.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III saturday the I'd instant shall sell iron; OF
v O'Clock, alafge assortment
Mahogany bureaus, sdeboerds, sofss sc.
Do dining, breakfast, and card tables
Cherry and maple French and other bedsteads
Fine walnut secretary and writing deck
pcAtber beds, hair and shuck mattresses
Looking glasses, china, glass, and crockcsy
Cooking other st,ve. he,
Also good lot OF kitchen requisites.
Terms cash
Msyo-2, A GREEN, Aucion.sr
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NV DYER 81 MCGUIRE. Amos,ope.r..

ny DYER 81 MCGUIRE, Amos,oneors.
rwo Two.HoRsE FAMILY CARRIAGES, DoUBLE-HAR-
buQpy md tvo % Friday afternoon
O'Clock shall without
Two mil carriages, nearly
ne excellent buggy, built in Richmond
tDne o
Two family coach horses,
Terms, cash -
DYER 4 MCGUIRE
Ap 30-d Auciiooeers.
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!, m CpUsKEs Architect and Civil Engineer, -
VI buIdines, norfh $40" "
wants avsnue b.twssn 2th and 18th streets west
-
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Treasury Notes Outstanding list May, 1891.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Once, May !, 1S5l.
July, sss, per record. sa,oi 81
per duo oaaoo 90
sanding Of the issue Of 2sth January 1917,
As per ditto a4o 90
1905 81
Deduct cancelled notes In the hands Of accounting
oeers all uadcr acts prior TO nd July sS,...,, $50 90
slso,4i 81
TOWNSEND HAINEs, Register,
Msyo-i
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THE CUBAN ExPEDrTIoNIsrs Nothing OF importance
tTauspfed yesterday before The United States commits.
sioner in reference the Cuban expedonists The ac.
cused parties ali liberated bonds in The sum
OF 50 900 EACH 10 appear when called upon 10 answer
the change Several Of the parties accused were cunge
sisted about the district attorneys oce during the day
and We understand that an Investigation wall possibly BIZ
granted, order give them Opportunity of max
explanation or showing their nonparucpaton in the
mailer.
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Hy DYER MCGUIRE. Aucttoneers-
GOVERNMENT SALE At WASHINGTON ARsENAL.-on
Saturday ID Ia O'Clock we shall SELL al me WASH
tnQtou following articles, va
las muskcts, "a pistols
5swu nd sahres
~ collars, so pairs iron names - u,,.,,. g..
70 saddles and parts OF artillery harness, suitable Tot
harness 100 -. -.xau-,,
~ hn =, he seen al day previous to the sale
ny "'"'' " DYER n MCGUIRE,
,u.., in sosce Auctiopeer..
Ap 2g-d
solicitation of kind friends
aduced 10 become office Of collector Of taxes
nom Inc when election Of that ofcer
i be made.
Having Of this city since childhood renders
further than IN say that
effort viii be used faithfully to dis
charv duties Of the position.
would have fair, and
unbiased by trick, qu,bbe r,i-rep
the election
should, as doubt not we will one and all o"
be content .....,
May l-N 'ohN "n'D''
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Magazine FOR May.
Ill international Nagszn. for May.
Mrs tilss Housekeeping Made Easy. Price lpk cent"
Pictorial Book Of the hevouton. Part ~ .y,op
ApD hhNNSN 49,
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DAUIs .NIII.IINEKY.-Mrs. ANN II CLARK VIII open on
Saturday, at her Fashionable Millinery saloon, h
style fancy lace ,'sPo, ~
hss OF rihaoos, anu
ladies', misses and chdren's hats 70 WING" " ~
The the ladies generally -, Of IN. No.,
Bridge street, Georgetown, ID Co mfee u''' Ma \ an.
Al rvpairinK done neatly
MAY BALL. #
,,,y 49, ,,, honor 10 inform the ladies and
vi tenen OF Washington Georgetown, a n' s- p,'
May ball wiz take P''oe y" $50 Ap I5--dtdif
. Hall.
,,..., ,,-..., Land Warr~nt-Land warrant certificate
~ 81 sls suhserhrI VINO was pnrA'e N CsH
- 70 United stn'es artillery, on the 18th
M $40 a. acres sent 10 the "Hon Roeer smith Al
Apt rpinaled Samuel siettnius ~ ths city,
,on All parties hereby cautioned against purchasing
ibo saia cch''' = JAMES DUNN,
Late private Is, regiment United State. artillery,
Ap 29-lav6w
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 WESTERN.
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Fora sf Cri,sease.
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 hbi C"rP-rs-.
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 SUGAR sa< paSs@r-4; CASliNG 3fFy9 lAx haliaw w1-e;
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 CANDLES 70 ssxes sar. GRASS SEED--ci ser fiazsihr zoA klss-
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Ssg0ccrie@.

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Cincinnaii Gnosls.

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LIQUORS.

LIQUORS. RgLS Osd Bearb~a Whi~k-v ? Boa oia , Mssesgaa,~ls whisEsy So B@s PFs'as oae Whs-k~y 20 half se se- Bbis Fr-ncs Braady: 2 C.rsks 04d Cexaac Braacy; 2 d8 M4desrs N ie-
 asks. NHscst NiHe;
 zd M slsEa es.
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 E5i Gsa Receis-d per Irns- ;-e and for sase 5y JJaN 0 ADAMS. Fea H. i-5l e.safa beat Asastas
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The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11

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