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WAsiifsGfos, March rs, 1889.

THEcnNET-We devote considerable space 10
cle upon the Presidents cabinet, afording inorma
ton OF an interesting character the present Iuncture
Il will be 10 comprise array OF talent and expe
rence fully competent 10 grapple with any emergencies
that are likely 10 arise, and to conduct the aars Of the
respective departments with credit to themselves and adj
/ vantage 10 the country.
Blu, il IS more upon the morale OF the President himself
than any ability or intellectual force OF his cabinet thai
we rely for faithful execution OF the laws, rigid OBJ
seryance OF the limitations of the constitution, reiorna
ton OF abuses and for check to that tide Of corruption
and peculaon which ia rapidly undermining The public
morals and sappng the very foundations OF the govern
ment
We have reason to believe that The President fully
realizes the grave responsibilities OF bis position, and the
difficulties which may beset the path be has marked out
for himself but much mistake his character II Il will
be steadily and nfexiby pursued regardless oil con-
sequences personal or political Armed as he is with
the moral power Of election almost approaching una
nmily and sustained he will be by the pure and pa
triote in all parts OF the Union II Gen. Pierce cannot
arrest the downward tendency of events, Il can be done
by no other man. may fairly be considered imprae-
tieabiy and our much Wanted system Of government
splendid failure Charleston Mfrewy
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By ,. 9. mseulaH. A.s...n..r.

"a AGNiFiCENT GRAND PIANO, GERARD HARP ROSE
vi wood walnut And mahogany cabinet superior
cuned hair velvet, and th. MY
aTpe AeOn Tuesday morning, March o'slosk shall
residence OF Capt D. Page uuited navy on
ree 18th all OF his elegant furniture and household effects
-
by kesslefn
spisndid Efardn harp, ~ 900 IN Paris
six damAsk God tote atee sofas
Curtains, lounges, and aunehairs 90 match
R0sew God centre tables with marble slabs
DO medallion srmchaiss, nssie stands
+. Chinese teapoys, inlaid table
Mahogany and walnut niarDe-top tables
Walnut elegeIe, bronze eahdeabfas
Mahogany hafeloth chairs, rockers
Walnut bookcase and secretary
Two walnut bookcases
Spanish aImchairs
Genoese reception do
Two elegant rosewood bookcases
Beautiful rosewood lady's cabinet
Rush, and chairs
Mahogany ~ walnut dining and breakfast tables
Velvet, tapestry, aud English Brussels carpets
Hall and stair oafpeung
Ollcloth, stair rods
French aud China dinner and
Glass table cutlery, casters, hre irons
Elegantly carved walnut and Italian bedstoads
Rosewood dressing bureaus, waIdfobess washslands
Walnut library table, whatnots
Mahogany bedsteads, dressing bureaus, wardrobes
Do canopy bedsteads, single beadsieads e.
Superior feather beds, holsters a pillows
Best eJied hair husk do, sc.
Together with large OF superior kitchen utensils
stoves, sc,
Terms $50 and under cash
mon,hs notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
JAS. q MCGUIRE,
Mar I'D Auctionesr.
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By j. G. MCGUIRE. Auctiomeer.

VWo VALUABLE FARMS AT AUCTloN-By virtue Of adeed
of H. subscriber, bearing date
ibe j. A. g. No. 8, oos 49, ~,
of Washington county shall sell at
land called and known by the name OF Pas
and Cleaning situate lying ana behg IN ne county sn
ngton District Columbia, and containing hundred
acres or less
by the OF Fox
Hall and being partly IN Washington county, IN the
Prince Georges county, IN the
hundred and
rood, and twenty three perches, more or less
adoin the of Mrs Brent MI Gbson and
Mr. Young and handsomely situated well fenced has 81 excel
buildings
good mill The land ID abundAny
supplied with good timber and within 81 miles OF The CAPITOL
the road to Ale xandna-
Terms fourth cash the residue IN ~, To- and "a MONTHS
interest, and secured by deed Of uust
the sale complied with within hve
the will be resod at the risk and expense OF the purchaser
WIN. u. HOWARD, Trustee.
Dec 25-2awads JAS, c. MCGUIRE, Auaoneer
In3-The above sale Il further postponed until We'd
nesday hour and place. JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
Feb S-2whds Aucuoneer.
tg5-The above sale is further postponed until FRI
day April l. same hour and place, JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Mar is-2sw&ds AucnonecT
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL or rnE UNCLE sam.
tive demand.


ARRIVAL or Tfn UNCLE
New YORK. March l5--The steamer Uncle sam arrived
here last night from Aspnya She brings hundred
passengers, and dates from San Francisco the 18th
She has on board over $500 900 in gold.
There was about four millions of dollars the from
San Francisco TO New York,
The steamer Sierra Nevada had arrived Panama. Her
captain (Wison) and fret died the voyage from
New York.
The accounts from tue mining regions highly favor
able, and large amount OF geld was beng Obtained The
rainy season was over, leaving delightful weather.
The steamer John l. Stevens had arrived at Panama.
Later sdvicss have been received from the Sandw ich
islands, but they embarrassing.
Business in San Francisco an the principal towns
was active and very promising.
The damage by the reshets much less than
at first apprehended.
The Condition af affairs the mines much improved
| The overland emigration partially ceased
The imports OF flour have greatly increased, and prices
have declined in San Francisco Si2 Sl3 per barrel
Wheat had also declined 81 so per sack Provisions
had changed bur little Sales OF clear pork $50 Bacon
also in good eerend. Coffee decIining-aso sugars
Building materials in good demand. Dry goods were Oh
the decline
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BALTIMORE, March Tsp. m.

BALTIMORE, March Tsp. m
There L no news here to-day OF moment There i
considerable anxieylo know who are to be appointed
10 me eoiieciofship postmaster, and other important
positions.
Business Is steady. Quite large number Of western
merchants are now in the city making their purchases
The spring trade has fairly commenced and promises to
be large.
flour IS duL-sales OF 500 barrels Howard street to-
day al ~ 70 per barrel City Mills held "a 81 81 o.
tram searce-red wheat l07 40 cents white do
III llS cents White corn so a So cents; yellow. IS
50 cen's Oats, IS a IS cents Rye, rs so cents
Provisions and groceries unchanged
Whlskey, 22s 23A cents Stocks steady, and an ac-
tive demand
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By J. G. MCGUIRE, Auct,eneer.


VELL-KEPT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
w Thursday morning, March ~, al 10 O'Clock,
cell the late residence OF the Hon F. Kennedy street,
lsth all the furniture and household effects there
in, consisting or
Do do armchairs, music chair
marble top sofa table
Mahogany chairs, rockers, ottomans
Do hair spring seat sofas, chairs, rockers
NaIbietop pier tables, do
-Four set blue window curtains, cornces
French chandeliers bronze and gilt candelxbras
2 marble busis, silver cardstapd
Mantle and table ornaments, shells, minerals
Brussels and carpets,
Iiatraek, oak hall chairs
Hall lamps, hall and step carpeline oilcioth
Ivory handle knives aud forks
China and glass table linen
Mahogany walnut dining and side tables
Do sideboards, secretaries, hTescreens
Morocco covered armehairs, writing case
Lace and chintz curtains window shades
Dining room aud chamber chairs
Mahogany and walnut marbIe-t Top dressing bureaus
and painted waTdrobes, washstands
DO dressing tables, toilet sets
Marble commodes, bidets
Looking glasses, clocks, engravings
Feather beds holsters. and pillows
Curled hair and husk mattresses
Marseiies bed quilts, pairs rose blankets
Fed linen, towel racks, bath ab
Turkish and three ply chamber carpets, rugs
Cooking coppers Jelly and ice cream moulds
Tin and large assortment OF kitchen requisites
Terms $50 and under that credit two and
months for satisfactorily endorsed bearing Interest
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Mar l6- Auctoneer
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Proposals Repairing she Break d Uyenni,
Harbor, Ma.sschus~tts


ENaIsrrH DrrsHrsrSr, Washington, March IS 1858.
PROPOSALS win b. received this Office until the 18th
merit for materials and the
repairs OF the yann harbor Massachusetts
repairs will principally eveng the
wser with heavy wslone to prepare for two Of 10
inches each Of split hesderr, and weighing
than about 200 split
and $50 olevens will he required The guam
nty, however. - only conj~cturai.
Vessel. ne close the breakvae with is feet Of
o
Further information obtained Lieut. Blunt,
cf engineers Office, Ne. IS
State street, Boston, Massachusetts,.
JOS. q. ToTTEN,
Brig Gen. and Col. Engineers
To be inserted Union, Republic, WISH
Boston Po Boston, Eastern Argus,
Portland Maine, for weeks o. each
paper containing the be the Engineer De
lpartment
Mar l6-ecd2r
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TRUSTEES SALE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
nirufe Monday, the 2l instant shall SELL
residence OF Mr.. Franklin Gardner
ON the 9Th and 10th 10 o'clock
m. ane excellent assortment of furniture nearly
sofa, bureaus, rocking and paror chairs
mHfbetop cenue table, looking glasses
nj bcadsteads, washstands
Feather bedding, and mattresses
Paior passage and chamber carpets
Olcioth, shovel and tongs, dining and other tables
China, glass, crockery and stone ware
Two silver spoons, TWO sets knives ana forks
Cooking, radistot, and other stoves
good lot Of kitchen requisites
many articles which deem unnecessary 10
Terms An s25 cash SIS, credit OF 90 90
days. satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
wM H. WARD, Trustee.
GREEN SCOTT,
Auctionecss
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The friends OF the Hon. T. l.. Clngman, Of North
Carolina, will regret TO learn that be is detained in
Charleston on his way home, by indsposiuon He left
Washington in i'll health. suffering from severe cold
and the extreme fatigue OF unremng attendance IN the
House during the last busy days and nights OF the SEES
son and fourd himself, on arriving here, incapable OF
proceeding further without rest A few days repose
will doubtless restore him TO his usual condition, and
enable him 10 resume his journey.
[Augusis (Gs.) Corss,'iDsonaiia, i2it inst
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TILE GREAT EAIH

or THE METROPOLITAN MECHANICS INSTITUTE
Is open Patent Once from 10, m, 10, p.
The perform from 3o'elock O'Clock, p M
from 10 10 O'Clock M, daily
he mac is from 4 O'Clock to 10, m.
children under Il years. accompanied by
parents o guardansO l2a cents
Mar 3-dtl7Manf
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Positively the last week Of
THE GREAT PANORAMA AT
ODD-FELLUNy HALL.

A. NOTWITHSTANDING the immense crowds which still flock
witness Glance World positively
present previous
This the last opportunity the ladies
of Washington witness this
Exhibitions every evening quarter before eight
Hesday and Saturday afternoons at four o'clock
Tickets Is Children haiiprce.
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CoD.LuvHs orr.-The Baltimore American states, at
the suggestion of physician of emnence that this nau-
seous medicine may be administered without the least
disgust to the patient by chewing and swallowing small
quantity Of the roe OF smoked herring both before and
ofl,r taxing the spoonful Of oil piece OF sardne VIII
answer IL herring not palaabe The disguise " per
ecty eeo,ua, aod the delicate patien, may thus
nse the pbysio with comfort.
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NEw YORK. March l5-The atenrusr Prometheus, from
Aspinwa is below and will reach her wharf about g.
D. m Her news is later than that Of the Uncle Sam
here or Daniel Webster at New Orleans.
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LoUIsvILLE March 1.-THE extensive pork house OF
Jackson 0wsey, Co the largest pork packers Of the
West, partially destroyed by fire last night. The
smoke and paoknghouses containing 10 900 pieces OF
meat were consumed The main building and lard house
were sniunred The loss is sevenyfve thousand dollars.
which is fully covered by Insurance here and at New
llrlenns
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MARCH IA Tito hail storm at Columbus lasted nineteen
minutes, and did mmenss damage. Every building in
the city was damaged Taylor Co s cotton gin factory
sustained great damage Large numbers Of warehouses
and dwellings blown down unroofed. Almost
~ chimney in the city demolished. The bridge at
Girard was blown down. and wagon, with the driver and
horses were precips,ed into the river No lives
lost Is impossible 70 estimate the extent ofthe damage.
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Tvs AppoMArror RIvrR---The Petersburg (Va) In
iehgencsr states that Col Mansfield has made conirae'
with Mr.. Norman OTIS, Of Syracuse, New York, for
deepening the Appomaox river 10 average Of twelve
feet al mean high water.
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HARRISBURG. March lI-Tbe Hon. + w Hughes, sec.
Rotary Of the Commonwealth has resigned, and the COVER
has to-day commissioned the Hon Charles A. Black,
formerly member Of the senate from Greene county,
secretary,
understood that Mr. Hughes resigned for the purpose
Of accepting the Appointment Of attorney general Of the
Commonwealth
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JULIUS A. PETERS, Wine store. Peunsylvauta
10Th offers for sale choice
of covds For Sacrament sickness.
and nysds his wines particularly recommended being
md unaduferss~d.
stock Ugh, French wine, English Stout, porter
md ale sse very complete.
March I6-dh
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IsEcoNp DESPATCH |

Nav ORLEANS, March i5.-rLe Daniel Webster left San
Juan on the 9Th inst, and connected with the amer
Brother iona man, which left san Francisco the 18th
February
The propeller Washington, bound from San Juan for
san Francisco put into Mszatan recently short Of coal
and al last accounts had been able 10 procure any.
The adyices by the Daniel sbster highly favorable
regarding the mining operations Gold being found
great abundance. Busuess generally prosperous.
Flour coming in in great abnnddaee and prices de-
clined 10 sl2 Sis per barrel.
The Weather deli ghItu aud good health prevailing
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Prices Reduced-AdmisstOn only 25 cents.
THE VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI
AT IRos HALL, PEsssyLvAsIAA Az.

IRON HAIL. FENNsfLNANA Az.
(Fifst in Washington)
magnificent painting, best panoranas,
exhibited this county, except Philadelphia.
opportunity during present week,
admission will be 2o TO all Of the house.
Children under 10 years of age, l2a cents,
every evening O'Clock at N
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at ~.
l0--dM
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NEw YoRk March 1.-THE latest intelligence from this
hne Baltimore vessel, ashore Romer shoals indicates
that she may probably be got oil The getting
smooth and the lighters removing her cargo though
a great portion of IT, consisting and silks greatly
damaged The vessel Is valued $4,000, and the cargo
al a220OOO.
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HRtpers tEsrRoYrp.

ALBANY, March 1.-THE bridge at Cohoes was burnt
down Saturday night and the SaraoEa railroad bridge
Waterford burnt last night They were both ed
by incendiaries
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uy ,. G. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR THE NEW DEPOT AT
Thursday afternoon, O'Clock,
lot No 2 IN D. frontag 81 feet
u street. by depth Of 100 feet
This handsomely situated in the rapidly improving
ion Of the city.
Terms one third cash the residue msnshs
for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
j. O. MCGUIRE,
led AucnoDssV-
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ADJOURNMENT or rHK ONO LEGISLATURES.

CIscISxAr March II The Ohio Legislature adjourned
us die to day The bin establishing ,ub-'reasurers wa
passed An amendment providing for the payment oftoxe
in specie was rejected.
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ly-st Patrick's ChurchTo (i7Ib) being
this Church. solemn High
Mass Wal 0E The panegyrc Of the saint Will
be preached during Mass. Mar 10
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(psnasylrania arenns, oorser Of H~tk sreA)
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY At AUCTlON.-on
Monday, March 81 on the premises, At O'Clock,
No H. in No $40 and
east by about 24 n
north The improvements consist Of
dwelling, containing eleven with
grounds tasteuy oasened witt f,
berry &c, containing In all $3.50 ndisput.hle
Convey sncing at the expense of the purchaser.
Terms liberal and made known sale For further
apply tn the auet0n.er.
Mar l9-eodN TTnetI
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prrRucrwE STORM Ar COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.

CuARfEsroN March l3-A destructive storm ept
over Columbus Georgia, the f0th instant The damage
il is estimated will amount to al least s25oooo The ele-
graph limo between Columbus and Alexandra was com
peey demolished for several miles, but has again bees
mt ia working order
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RAILROAD BILL DEFEATED.

HAKyavRe, March l5-In the senate to-day, the bin to
ePea the railroad gauge lE~ was defeated 10y vote OF f
teen II sixteen.
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Sr LoUis, March H.-Trowbridge, formerly tele-
graph clerk Louisville, has been sentenced for three
years conhne In the pcniteutary, Tor forgery
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ARRIVAL OF CRESCENT ciry.-LArER FROM HAVANA,
NEw ORLEANS, March i2-The orescent City
has arrived here from Havana with dates the 9TH inst
Vice President King still Mstanzas, and his health
rapidly failing He has hopes OF ever returning to the
United States alive.
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AIR VAL OF THE pANlGL wEBsrsa.

New ORLEANS, March l2-The steamer Daniel Webster
has ar yed here, with weeks later advices from Cali
fyrna The general nesss IS interesting but not
Business steady. All kinds OF produce in demand
full prices though flour and provisions had eighty de.
cliueu
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ny &c. n. sTRATroS. Auos,o...r,

(Penn'ylranfa avenue, Of Ninth aress.J
SCHOONER HENRIETTA AT AUCTION BY ORDER or AD-
y minsston. Friday March lsth O'Clock, shall
e the schooner Henrietta being good and copdpcr
abe lies Bagaen wharf Eastern Branch BY order Of
Terms ". A. THOMAS,
Mar Ii-sodSsa Adws-esvssnw
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HANDSOME prILDINc LOT AT AUCrfoN.-on Friday, The
III instant sell, At oecet M on N. ps.ws.es
No containing 2sW
ron, ~ 10 Get running The shove described
srtv s,on. q, second street and streets
'"' 49, GREEN SCOTT
March I'D h"c"ooeers
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xrEw GOODS spr,rg ssshs.-cLAGETT, NEWTON
4 have inform - o Was
vicinity that they Just in of ch~cs
Of
Plaid and striped silks
Printed Bsysdere robes
Chaileys, plain collars, poult a. soie
and other goods, which they respectfully invite bsr
Mar
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NJ at the SnIiI aian Insttute.-Rev w s.
Pluner, d. d. Of Bainore will lecture for the Young Menu
Christian Thursday evening March H. the Smith
at7G O'Clock. The public invited Subject
Mamage.n Mar 10
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be preached during Mass Mar 10
Pume D. d., of Baiuaore will lecture Tor the Young Mems
Christian Thursday March H. the Smith
soninn nsta,e ~ O'Clock The public invited Subject
Marriage Mar 10
o. Marshall BayIys VIII lecture this Evening In
Temperance Hail. street. the Science OF PhrenoIogy and
Organic structure OF The Head Admission 70 Mar lo
lS-YounE Mems Christian Assoc Rooms Fow-
es building 7h below Il, General
The library and reading
the
newspapers and the standard
Great Britain regularly Citizens strangers
w cordially welcomed.
BY order OF the Association.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
e. ~ .'.. lessee
Acting and stage Manager A. W. FENNO
Third night popular comedian
MIR. CHARLES BURKE.
On WEpsEsDAY EVENING, March 10,
Win presented drama, acts, entitled
THE TOoDLEs.
La Craeoyienne. BY Miss Annie Walters
To conclude with the aughahle farce, called
THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
The performance with the petite comedy Of
THE WINDMILL.
Prices OF Private boxes, S. dress circle par
CHILDREN under 10 half price reserved
family circle 25
tier so cents coored gallery, rs cests.
Door. open O'Clock the curtain win Be raised at TX. The
daily, from 10 O'Clock, o'ciock
'i Mar IS
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~ GnEEN . SCOTT. Auet,onrer..

UY GREEN ~ SCOTT, Auction~ers-
pRUsTEE's SALE or SUPERIOR BOTTLED WINES AND
quoon Thursday the 7t instant we shall sell at
9th and Pennsylvania al
O'Clock p. m and liquors, in bottles
% bottlss Of fine Old Por wines
20 do Madeira
II Sherry and Claret
a do brandy
IS old Zeigler whskey
do old do
do irish do
The and liquors from Of
,eph wimsati, wen known TO be equal 70 In The city,
W. N. WARD, Tvussee.
GREEN SCOTT,
Mar ls-a Anctooecrs.
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ny e. y. srRATrox. Auot,one.r.

tPsnnsyivana arenvs Of kinth areet)
FURNITURE GROCERIES, FIGS, DRY cooDs.-on Thurs
day morning, March II, O'Clock, in front
shall sell cabinet
carpet, beds, and
ALSO, lot 81 groceries suitable for families
10 chests superior Gunpowder, Imperial Young yson and
PouchonR
70 drums fresh fgs.
Al III s'cloct-
The stock Of
lmns hanneis, boune rhsnds inres, xmp~ handkerchief
ersvsis- msnflias, visiss-, shs~s sc. SC
Terms S9s and under S5 credit Of thirty and y
days, FOR satisfactorily endorsed Bearing interest
Mar 1s-H
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By j. @. MCGUIRE, Auct,oneer.

GOVERNMENT SALE OF DAMAGED BOOKS, PUBLIC Doc
VI prints, acOn Saturday March 18Th,
O'Clock Of auction rooms shall sell large quantity Of
books documents prints by the burning of
eminent library at the Capitol, December ls52. -
Terms cash, in specie. JAS O. MCGUIRE,
led