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rELronAPHuo REPORTS, SO.

Later from. Ewops-A Nsw Britih bIinisiry Pari'a.
nlsnt Adjournsd-Ffaaes 1fanq1l -CoitOa Dsprssssd-
Breadsts0s Improved.
NEw YoRK. March So, p. m.-T9e steamer Arctic ar
new English ministry has been formed The Eirl Of
Derby Prime Minister Walpoe, Secretary OF the Home
Department. Lord Malmsbuy, Of the forelgni SIR John
Pakenham Of the CooAal the Duke OF Norhnmberland,
Board of Trade the Earl Of Hardwlek, Postmaster Gen
era Mr. Beresord Secretary Of Wsr sT daesIgeI
Stanley, Of Foreign Affairs The Chanceorshp has been
offered TO Lord Blackbum.
Lord Derby complete arrangements for the dssoa'ion
that Darby says will al take place. to DO followed by
Cotton s slightly depressed ba, prices are unehangedi
Is ad 81 Theas ID Corn ,cco hss ecoea nss
changed Money easy Consols closed at s1i Ameri-
France is comparatively tranquil M Booker, admins.
of the Orleans estate, M De La Vaigne and Eau.
snnectonaY documents in favor OF the Orleans family.
The French papers freely commenting ON the fall oil me
Rasse mns and The revenge o. n ,Ss
Duchess Orleans that the Count de Paris waive
certain that the Of siege in Paris will be raised mme'
datey after the meeting OF the Senate and the corps
10th OF March and the 10Th OF May spoken Of IL ap
pears however 10 be the intention Of the government NOT
issued ali the de orees which il considers necessary
organization OF vigorous authority
lrALY.The French army celebrated at Rome the ami
versay of the French republic with great spirit.
BELGIUM The government still enerlans uniriendly
feelings France IL authorltayey reported
the French ambassador (onsse) has been charged 10
demand that the Waterloo monuments be destroyed.
Spain is reported quiet. Denmark is preparing for de-
fence Germany, Switzerland, Holland, Russia and Prus
sia quiet
Later from. The Rto Grande Capture of Camdrgo-Sisge
of Matamor0s.
New ORLEANS, March 6Inteilgence has been received
the Rio Grande that Carava had attacked and cap
ned Camargo, and laid siege Matamoros. The steame
Fanny, from the Brazos below, and will probably bring
full and authentic particulars.
SECOND DRsPATcH.
Later received, which render almost
tain tha Caravaja has taken Matomoros Heavy cannon
aiding heard there at last accounts CaravalaPs forces
largely increased The Mexicans reported to be in
a dissatisfied state.
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WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-Trains Of Michigan,
Northern Indiana railroads daily, Sundays
excepted) as follows:
Leave Toledo ais, arrive Laporte
m passengers plank road " miles
Michigan City; by 40 miles Answorh and by
Chicago Amer February by through 10 Chicago
Lapoue wsrcars leave LaPorie at 7
and arnv a Monroe and Toledo at 5.45 p. m.
Fort Wayne sturgis, with Lofans
pot Lafayette South Bend and other
places the with the principal north and south.
Toledo this line connects at 545 OF a. with the
route, and railroad Cleveland
Erie, Dunkirk, and Buffalo.
Passenger Cleveland all the Psbure
thence Nv Philadelphia New
York, or baltimore and Washington.
f. 2. WILLIAMS, Superintendent
ADRIAN, Jan. IA, 1854 Jan 2s-du
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NyTHITEEIURST'S and extensive Gallery Of pR
MUM Daguencotypes the store of Duvall Bo
Az and 9Th streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
This gailay advantages Others behe
the second oo and arranged expressly for this hu
largest skylighs this country, and
extensive and finest south OF Baltimore. II possesses hs
for copying paintings dagueHeoypes not having It's superior
world, be obtained beautiful and highly 6nsbet
dagueeoypes all weather. though cloudy is peahe err
for children. Post promptly attended m
Awarded medal the late Fair of the Maryland lh
tute, a premium the late Fair at New York.
205 Baltimore Baltimore Jf hfoadxg
New York Pennsyivania avenue, Washington, D. CT M
street, Richmond Virginia Lynehburg, Virginia; Norfolk w.
gnia I; and Petersburg, Virginia.
galleries open free the public At all hours M %
J. II. wHITRHURsT,
Dec. l2-d3m Sole popnt@
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CHARLEs SEXTON Attorney and CounseIIor-ss-

(uAtttES sthIoN9 AUornfy sounseuor-af-
Law, offers his professional services the Supreme
United claims before
claims against govern
and before Congress, In procuring patents obtaining
sions and bounty lands in collecting debts and nheance
negotiating the purchase and sale Of ands part
States.
The maps Of The Territories complied from the
ofhe General Land oce information en-
bracnR the improvements and population the
important towns the United States nrreeaby the
Building, Washington, n. G.
References Hon Justin Buesed Washington city
sncy Alexander Ramsey, ST. Paul Minnesota
attorney s,sw New York city Peter H. Burnett assw
Avo, CALIFORNIA; Messrs. Thomas Cowperthwait Co.. Pha
delphaj Merss A. Lsdew Co.. Lous; a. Aber
natty Co, Oregon City
Feb s-2aw3m
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IUEBsTER,s srEEcHEs-au autograph

IUEBsTER's spEECHEs-n autograph editor, ps,,,n
notice OF Mr.. Websers life and works BY bdwsw
TAYLOR MAURy, booksellers, near gh street, - Welsgf
CIV will subscriptions for the edition umph
speeches. now preparing Boston, 10 be published n Ill., nv
Early subscriptions win copies with Mr. WeVs'
graph. . vofmf
no be completed in sir volumes octave two doa 5nsr
few copies will issued large and fine papef ~ ~ Tei
volume.
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q AZ nnn WORTH or dry goods at prime 90.
N4U,UUU BARNES & MITCHELL, intending achanra II y

business would the public hat from and a,r
they will sell for cash article In their house cost ~
stock beinog unusually large and well with new s
say purchasers that they have oppouly ~
ting such have been offered in Washnpo
Many goods such fancy wea) will be sold sacilce nv
stock hand probably the largest in the District and @
pses the fashionable and desirable styles the season
They would invite particular attention their heavy nt
silks satns velvets cashmeres, Sc which reduces
Also merin0s, poplns moussenes black and eolored s
black bombasins, lace capes, French worked collars inside a
kerce lace and muslin sleeves cambnc edgngs insDn
thread lace frnges fancy silk neck ties scari n6an white
ton Grape shaws long Cashmere shawls Bay State % @
do Tarleton msns, colored illusions; pink, blue and VIM
white and colored bereges for evening
goods every description linen shcetng linen table dmat
apers, linens cloths, cassmeres and vesngs Of every
scription velvet Brussels hreepy and ingram carpets m
door oilcloths blankets, quilts, &c.
They would here take occasion to inform their friends patron
that selling first they shall certainly musi
cash consequently, their books will be closed until conm
change takes place, due notice of which will be given
Between 9th and 9Th Penn. AyeDue
Jan l4-3taw3wif
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NEW Fashionable Tailoring Estsbiishmen.. nv. us,
N LOUDON CO., mems and tsilors, broNn r
Pennsylvania avanne have opened their new store mi
and weiselected stock OF goods for gentlemenf wei
cloths c.ssmeres ve-inrs and furnishing goods ReneV ~
Army navy, marine, and revenue officers VIII hp b ohT
ofswords epauies sashes, PEASANTS, taces, ana
articles regulation OF their respective corps F
An experience Of many years In legitimate aonng u
select goods desire please, with the cas
protect customers against high prices, inducemenn
offer and respectfully solicit patronage.
Nov is-d3n
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United States Patent Once,

FtNUaIy
lN petition Of VIM T. James, Of New Rochelle, New Ygt
praying for the extension OF patent granted 10 him
Improvement In spark catches from the a
Of said patent which takes place the thirteenth day M
A. ID. 1852
ordered that The said petition be heard at the Patent 0
Monday the i2ih day Of April l2 O'Clock and all
notified appear and show cause, If they have
petition ought not 10 be granted
opposing the extension required TO file
Office their objections specifically set forth in writing ateaua
days before the day hearing All testimony filed by either
said hearing taken and transmitted
with the rules ofte Office which will be furnished
ton.
Ordered ALSO that this notice be published in the National
lgenesr, Republic, and Union, Washington d. G.; Pmad
Inquirer Philadelphia, Providence Journal Providence
Psburg Gazette, Psbug, Pa. Express, New York " h
Bee, Boston, Mass and the Daily Journal Milwaukee Wis.,
for three successive weeks previous the l2h G
April next - .
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of panb
g. Editors Of the above papers win please copy, and send
bills the Patent Ofhce with paper contpinins this
Feb l3-law3w
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lHs HUTCHINSON PAMLY.-Our readers will NOT forgs,
ne concer' or THIS evening at Caruss by these
very popular performers Their programme embraces !,
large and rich variety Of their choicest songs and e hs
no doubt that they will be heard with high grate,,on ~
a full auditory "
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ELEVENTH. semi-Annusl Trade Sale Of Csrrisya-
y This sale win place Wednesday morning, 2sh hr
half 10 O'Clock, at the Chinese Museum, Phid
and will occupy both Of the extensive saloons Of that e
building.
The light top wagons viii be arranged in the large Sn"3
second story. .
The carriages sold this occasion win be oas
gc.t offered auction In the United states embracing o
hundred vehicles OF manufacture Of Dunlap 70, F
Co, John Menet Howell Sparks j. D. Doughty, and 0am
acknowledged reputation.
No new carriages will be admitted in catalogue unlss vi'
by the MAKERS that purchasers rely upon secunn
article.
Open for exhibition the cay previous.
Purchasers from distance informed that there win hm
ponement account of the weather ,,.s
huctdp,u
sales Of horses and harness are held
opposite Museum every Saturday throughout ne va
The establishment open all times for private sales Of
and the stock kept on hand u believed TO be the largest
stntes. febb-A"
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NEW GooDsI NEW GooDsi NEW GoODsi-Ju,i
~ received~1
30 splendid embroidered Grape shawls
do plain
$50 yards brocade striped, and plaid silks
$50 do "a, 7 3, and "a de Rne black silks
1900 do style bereRe dc lains
900 do best quality French mousseines
700 do French Ringhnmr, very handsome
$50 figured French chintzes
10 clear lawn handkerchief
cartons embroidered do
so pieces plaid cnmbncs
30 do dress patterns fine dotted muslins
Plain Swiss musiins Nansook musins
Book musns, white cambrca
rs black alpscas
10 do Bsrkely Irish linens
Russia diapers, huckaback diapers table damasks
Damask napkins cloths, cassimeres
yestngs, curtain muslins
so pieces white and red fannea
1000 yards bleached cot,ons, from Gk 20 leA cents
1000 do 5A and 1914 bleached sheetngs
do brown do do 6s l6A cents
bales bed ticking, some AT 6k cents
yards English American caicoes at cents
do ingram and ply carpets
velvet and tapestry carpets
500 do carpets, at IS cents per yard.
HALL BROTHER
Feb I3-3aw2wif
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by j. c. MoeUInE- .n.,,.

EonSnNdrupE ~ FAMILY DECLINING Hous
s as, , .uesaay morning , March 10 O'Clock in
housekeeping, consisting Of " ianV ooeihin
sofa, rocker and paror chairs
Centre and card tables, divans
ninng and breakfast tables
french high and post bed-tesda
nsas, hair and shuck mattresses
NHorobes, washstands toilet sets
.spets, oil CLOTH and rnatting
..,oeksy and glassware, stoves nc
n,so, 10Y oi ready made clohirg
Several cases record inl N''i'"e
Two csses qulis, &c
WIN added he fsmnan, .s-
Key gin brandy sessren ~ grocery consisting
marplt y c. MCGUIRE,
Auctioneer.
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allowed $50 lbs baggage nee, NOT
ceeding in 10 cubic feet
steeage furnished with mattress ana pw, anu
with the 81 rations the
Freight Chagres 10 cents per foot ana rom
the O0 Te transit Oh
the a expense of the passengers
will perceived that by the through mail line
great in the quality Of the steamers employed and
boats always ready
q ends Of the line accidents.
information apply the ohce of the company 81 and
South street behs apply the companys
agency West street, of Warren street, New York.
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Inc exhibition Of Mr. Seven Mile Mirror AZ ,ho "a,
fsiows Hall, Tuesday 9th instant nj hs,fpas, ooos
respectfully urged attend - p '
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I,OU uenf, the large and comnodious ho"S'
Grst ward occupied by the Brazilian Minister
For apply 10 Gen. Graioi, Sir Buildings.
Sept 2l--oodu flntel,l
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
Wort hlnufun O. Spefbsn

CONTINUES practise law the Supreme ConH W rs
before Congress; prosecute claims and se = 3
against the departments and boards Of commissioner n
patents homo abroad obtain Pehssa.s~s
and bounty lands To collect debts dividends, egacies,
any part OF the United States and in foreign ~
make funds and stocks and on bono
and TO negotiate the purchase and sale OF loans
patent rights, In any State of the Union. a,, .
Particular attention paid to California landtue cases eomT
the United States Supreme Court appeal. ,r,rs
Communications prepaid, addressed 20 w. O. Snehen
Place, Capitol Hhl Washington, ID. c., win meet WIN sdJ
tenton. Ocl~|
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~ ~:
Baltimore and Washington Railrond--Chanxc OF
Hours.
IN after Monday March s the trains will
VI folowsi
Leave Baltimore at 4! and o. al MI and 81, p. m,
Leave Washington at and Q, m, l2i m. and a
The Baltimore and the train from
Washington will be uans-soppng only for water
Sundays second and fourth trains from Baltimore
the second and third from Washington will be omitted
T. H. PARSONS,
Feb 2l-du Agent
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Virginia Land ome', !,
parhxnouA lauuaTf XII, "

Virginia Land Once,
Richmond January y, ~
IN conformity the Code Of Virginia Of 1912 Pag M 'ss s
do hereby maize known all whom may concern 4.
pears by certificate Of the escheator OF the eounV ~
dated the 5l,t day of December, 1851, received n VI
Once the 5h day Of January, 1851, that BY inquest M
09th day Of December, 1851, lot Of land containing "a
acres, lying Page county, adjoining Gideon G. Bupa,r =
Long, SC, OF which Robert sticklof died seised was
o"o"''' :" u'' g. n PARKu
Jan 97-Iawsw Register Land oar
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DURE Peruvian Csusno-Havng been appointed agents
the sale of Peruvian Guano in the District of CoInmba
be delivered the
market Dealers supplied upon favor
able terms.
+. PICKREI4L & CO.,
Feb 27--f3taw2w Water street, Georgetown
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EzMsz. -
Great Southern Mail Route.-New and Improved
eheAn les.

lSHt t4lSS f.
Great southern MAIL Route.-New and Improved
Schedules.
Tice Daily Istueen Washington and hs Southern Cities.
n March, mail boat win leave
o1 south Of
s s % % @ s @ ye any Rich
FARE
Washington Fredericksburg. 50 90
sso% Washus,on ssaa to Richmond 50
From Washington. 50
Second class seats "
uaveer it proper that
for and points west Of that place. taking
,on of The Virginia Central kaii,Oad point they
,sn % ,hs Mineral i spring.
he aay se 0 70 e By the boa
Boyd Edmond and Davenport which leave Richmond daily at
O'Clock, p. m
From Richmond 10 Lyncbu g. So and to Lexington and Bu
apply board Of either Of the mail boats
- GEORGE MATTNGLY,
Agent of the line in Washington.
Feb 2s-dlw Seod3m
SNIDERs CHEAP WINE STORE No. 40 Walnut
direct from the and se had
sess and Others washington city, on paid
BY Adams's Express"
shsthfss Mndsi%s, ''''AA's ssitasas' Moei sa%s =
Psns, Cicquot,
Tenerfe, Perrucbot,
Muscat, and many others.
Frontignan, Sparkling Mosele
Malaga, Hockhem
of all Rnderheim,
Marcobrunn,
Burgundies the largest stock in Philadelphia.
Brandies Of all sorfs,
pale casks demIohn, bottles with cheap,
Irish and Scotch whkey Monongahel Bourbon Spirits
GIN brandy cherry Scotch
London porter and stout, bbls. Of and Dozen
Hapana Cigars,
reliable hand,
wholesale by the quarter box.
The only establishment wines, &C.. directly
from original package in which importea.
Hotels, Country Trade,
supplied wholesale and retail by the cask demohn
dozen package Of assorted Sorts
telegraph giving limit in price, guaranteed TO
be satisfactorily filled, the goods taken back
familiar personal all principal pro
Europe and with the best houses
enable offer good articles cheap Call and examine
JACOB sNfDER, JR'5.,
Cheap Wine Store, No. 70 Walnut st., Philadelphia
Feb l2-diy
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u. P. Mum
Of HyrA
YERBY Il MILLER,

a. w YrRuy T. p Mum
OF Washington City. dHVm
YERBY Il MILLER,
avenue 7th and sh Washngon
WHOLESALE and retail dealers In foreign and domestic s
and fancy dry goods, mattngs olcos ~
and piano bed SPREADS blankets sheetng and
nishng dry goods generally.
Strict, prompt personal attention given orders.
Dec 27-lyif
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CARUsI's SALOON.
We're with you once again, kind friends.n
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY,

g We're with you once again, kind friends.n
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY,
Jupsos, Jous, Asa,
Are happy citizens OF Washington that will
give ORIGINAL MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT AT Carusi's
Saoon on EVENING, March 8, le52.
they will have the honor OF introducing choice
programme productions and selections including few
Old favores the appreciation Of musical
public commanded large and enthusiastic audiences in New
York Philadelphia other cities Of the Union
each To be had the principal hotels and
sic stores and at evening Of the
Doors open at O'Clock. Concert Marc
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NAOMI or, the Last Days Of Jerusalem by Mrs. J
Warnings or the Holy Week by Rev. w Adams, NJ. A.
the Lords Prayer by Frederick D. Maurice,
verse. for Holy edited By Walter p Hook ID;
Jane Bouyenei Of Prosperity ana Ad'ersV oahanne Sun
Theophus Amcricanu, or Young Student
concerning church, and the American branch Of IT,
Hu.san Lectures By Richard yi q rIs1Sn NJ A.
sbou Family Prayers BY Jonathan NJ wainwright D D,
Bkenseihs Question. the Thirnn Articles and cred'
The saying. Dongs Forty Days BY George
Wlserforce on the Incarnation.
Bishop Doane's Protest, Appeal, and Reply:
VALUABLE business stand Rent In washington
@ and ON sssS g, q ss ss nsw @
Of stree, west Space. They
%9SI s % % % & s 90 s and I'D s S s. s s
side light ~ feet wide by y feet high has
The saes Poo w f By
wndow and around m building The second store ont
VIDE BY deep having s.sysh, wide
feel deep, feet high. a
Zee, wide BY 81 with kyIsh fee, BY fee, the
rear o. e ye large store could be made by throwing ss
fuel '''''' '''' '''
Dec isasaaThsat1 ANNE r, DERMoTT.
my at Cost for Cssh.--we commence this day
wishing very dsssed bargain. now have The opportunity Of senr
BUG sa me '. e our os must be d 30 we a
70 have the room for spring aPpe @ we deem
article apperanns ladies' gentemens and chdens with
carpets, otcoths housekeeping dry goods generally
call u solicited to prove assertion.
YERDy A. MILLER
Opposite Centre Market, between I'M nd streets.
Febl7-lmf
JOKE, Tar, and Ltmc ON hand and for sale mt the
Wa,hng,on s Gas coke as fuel gives an intense
chiefly as paint for timber, sc. The
being highly value
and m superior the ordinary lime when used for that purpose.
Dec D-u
FRENCH Enbroidcries just rcceived.-The subscribers
have This day received New York
the following which have been selected from the
portsions, via
Laee-trmmod and embroidered chemiseu with
match
French embroidered collars and cuffs
Lace collars and cuffs
Thread lace, and imitation lace perihes
kichiy embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchiefs
krrahn and ow-priced clear lawn handk dkercbiefs
Black lace falls andB Bcrthes, &c.
TO which they respectfully invite the attention Of purchasers
Feb e-fwf HOE. 'HRO
Fnsp TATr1 twfLLt.s TATE
FRED. TATE & BROTHER,
Late Of JTsnferfffe, .7iabana,l
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The steamship Columbia win keep up semi-monihy eonu
between Oregon awaiting al m
port arrival OF the mails and passengers rom iaia
and returning without delay win the inas anu
from San Francisco. -, :, -,
regular line OF propeers VIII be KEPT
up for he freight transient between
Panama and Francisco.
some OF the above will keep the connsxon between
Acapulco Mexican ports The ~ he Aua
United States mail steamships
Ohio
Empire CITY .soo~
Cherokee
Philadelphia.
Falcon. ....i,i~
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NOODi wOODi WOOD THE subscriber his wood
yard, 18th hundred cords
hickory, oak and wood, which he s sell for cash
His viii be the all ready deliver in such
quantities purchasers He will nks the liberty TO refer
Of his friends the quality the wood
Sc, viz To r. G. Daniel John T. Frost John CIage g. G. Gram
mar Dr. Bsyy Washington, Rev L. v Morgan, Rev Mr. Ham
ilton
Jan T-eo0m. GEORGE w. CONWAY
ERENCB Embroider,es at oost.-we have following
Il variety:
10 rich embroidered chemiset
95 with plain ffonts low priced
imitation
embroidered muslin capes
With large assortment in unuiHmed musin cambic and
CLAGETT, NEWTON MAY, q co.
Feb 9s-39w
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DHALON's Chemical Bals.nh-ror promoting growth
and beeufue IN. hair ALSO, Barrys Trcopheroas
The above will be sold the trade The popor
wholesale prices, sTEVENs's
Mar 6-cteod aalea-ro under Browns Hotel,
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BY A. GREEN Auctioneer.
n,HIRTY ACRES OF GOOD LAND, WITHIN ONE AND A
i HALF MILE OF THE CAPITOL, AT AUCTION.-on
Tuesday, inst, O'Clock excellent
and containing thirty Of which are in WOOD and
twenty in clover
land fronts the Washington and Ba
Immediately opposite the Spring Tavern
back railroad half mile from the Capitol
good building Sites and spring Of excellent
will be made during The
present session Of Congress.
Terms. balance in g. 10, and ls months the
giving notes. bearing day OF SALE deed
given a deed Of taken. Tile indisputabie.
The sale will take place at the Spring Tavern
A. GREEN
March 4-d Auctoneer.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Co1np@ny-fne only Through
Liae Tor CALIFORNIA; and Oregon.

sf-xu The public are informed that under the present
SI$ ARRANGEMENTS OF company steamers Inspected
ZB1IM approved Navy Department, as suitable
n and power for conversion into wa
carrying United States malls will
leave Panama for saA Fancsco mmedaey on ava
Francisco for Panama on The
Isl following steam packets be
longing company the Pacific al leason OF which
be alw way "A DOR u Az Of the route
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Fssp. TATE
I WILLIAM TATr
FRED. TATE & BROTHER,

Late Of Hsnfsrfie .7iabamaD
ATTORNEYS eoUsssLLoRs Law, oRAsor, rArrTTs
COUNTY, rrrAs
w I'LL give their prompt sny business insted 10 them
w in Fayete and the adjoining
~ r. Particular attention paid land claims and collections
Jan l6--d3m
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Washington Alexandria Boat.
= ~a, THE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will de-
HxlAe part following hours-hree coaches
ak with the boat in Washington. Boats fare l2k
COACH 64 Capitol other 7t
Northern Liberty Market
Leave Alexandria IN, Ok, TX, TX, 2k, and O'Clock
Leave Washington eA, l0a ~ p 3A and 5A O'Clock.
Feb I5-dn JOB CORsON, Captain.
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NOTJCEbe partnership heretofore existing under the
IN firm DYER Mcguire s this day dissolved by
claims against
with J. O. Mcclure,
the old stand, 10th
Pennsy syvana avenue.
Rpw. @. DYER
J, c. MCGUIRE
FenRuanY II, 1852. Feb 13-eodlm
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a sru FOR NORFOLK.-The steamer OsCEoLA
,A4lkazr will, until further notice. Washington
2ka2MHak place every Thursday at O'Clock, m.
Returning will leave Norfolk every Saturday o'clock m.
Passage and fare s..
returning Cone river aud the
landings the Potomac
March 3-dn JAMES MITCHELL.
The daily union., 1852-03-09

ODD FELLOWS HALL, fourth week Of Perhsm's Seven Mile
Mirror thousand miles the Lakes, Mia
CARA, 81. Lawrence, and saguenay rivers
executed upon
spot objects iocaes
villages, 100 900 buildings 300 steamboats, ships
other vessels.
Hand book 10 the mirror l2k
Every evening" except Sunday.
Doors 6t-miuor at y 3 O'Clock.
Admtiance 25 cents. Children half price.
Day exhibitions every afternoon, hplfpast O'Clock.
Feb 29-du
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THE CO-PARTNEBsHIP heretofore existing he
Subscribers expires this limitation. Either
partner will sign the Of the nrm IN liquidation.
L. MUNROE CHUBB,
FRANCIS H. sCHENCK,
CHAS. ST. J. CHUBB,
wAsHIsoTos, March l. 1854.
THE banking exchange business IN aits branches will
conunued by undersigned under and style Of
CHUBB BROTHERS, at their Banking House, opposite the Treas
uy Department - -
Mar g-dn2w CHAs. ST. J. CHUBB.