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NUMBERING NEARLY DoNE.-Capt Ten Eyck and
his assistants will have completed the contract for
numbering the city IN about week, all hands hay.
fancy plated numbers really beautifI and ,ha
palmer ones Neat; while they have put IN on yar,au
stores on the Avenue, niddling class of ma MA
ngures winch are quite elegant. As GeOreetown
Is IN want oil being numbered, her authorities mob,
do well to avail of the services of Gan, IT -
will be on hand for the duty whenever called MO
suppose. A complete directory for the two ci,;as
will be the result OF this wise undertaking of tine
City Council.
The CIRCUs.-Spauldng & Rodgers Double CT,
Gus drew an immense crowd last night. Their per-
formances superior-far superior-to ANYTHING
of the SORT ever before seen in Washington. The
audience, crowding every part of the large tent Nm
der which they exhibit testified thsir appreciation nj
the remarkable skill displayed by all appe airing in TN.
mig. Their riding, balancing, gymnastics, trained
animals, &c, SC, cannot be surpassed. We advise
all who enjoy such amusements not 10 lose the treat
which an hour or two passed under heir caDya.
anords On thu whole, nothing In the circus lin,
superior 70 their entertainment ever exhibited
IN this country.
RICH DAHLIAs-The rich and beautiful dabIia,
al the Capitol grounds are attracting much attention
Notwithstanding the cool weather. some OF then
are really magnificent, and, we are told nv TN,
Oohglng MI Happt, assistant TO The uubIIc gardener
that large numbers of ladies' and gentlemen visi, Nh.
grove daily 10 look at them. They are well worn
seeing.
CENTRE MARkET.-Ihere was very fair sunu,,
OF all kinds OF produce displayed in our na,ks, mi
morning, and prices have downward tendency
especially in vegetables. Beef mutton and oort ~.
nam stationary, and the trade therein was SONG
what dull. The nsh market was well furnished an,
sales cheap. ~''
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TOR RFNT-A two-story HOUSE, with a hack
L building, on 18th street. The House has been
recently repaired, and is in good condition. To a
careful tenant the rent will be made moderate AID.
ply to JOHN WILSON, on 18th, bstw. H and SITS.
oct 10 eo6t<
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N FOR SALE-The sloop GEO. WASH
LNGTON, lying at 18th st Wharf She is IN
good sailing order. Seven tons freight. For term,
enquire at the corner 18th ana K Streets
aug 22-6
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k>REACH NOVELs-By Dumas, Balzac, and 9th
L ere, imported from Paris by the undersigned
prices VARYING from 10 cents upwards; mspy Of
than beautifully illusustsd.
Oct HRAN0K TAYLOR.
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DRUNKEN scouNDRELs.-Yesterday afternoon,
TWO rowdy backguards from Alexandria, Va, un
dertook TO race their horse and buggy over the Long
Bridge, and succeeded in shouting ,und beating their
animal so as to make him run away rushing a, full
speed up to the open draw the Virginia side. and
smashing into sulkey, which the driver could MOI
get completely out of the reach of their furiou-I,
rushing vehicle, owing TO the narrowness of the
dnvlDg-way near rhe draw. The person whose We
hlcle was injured by them very desirous to learn
their Names rs TO teach them lesson thew should
be tansht. They drove black animal, in dark
buggy. Any one who knows them will confer a IA,
vor by leaving information at the Star office By
which they can be identified, for prosecute
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after the passage Of u is act then such warrant shall b
issued favor and inure TO the bsnsSt Of his family or
relatyes According ths following rules-FFs to his
widow: second his children; third, his father; fourth
bis mother; Hfh his brothers and sisters; and falling
these heirs his heirs Of law according TO the laws Of
the place which he had his domc ct the time Of his
dsathprovided however, that NJ person who has Per
pstrated, or attempted to perpetrate fraud the
United States under either OF said laws Aforesaid
sha be entitled to the beneet Of any provisions Of this
set.
SEQ. 8 And be 1t further snscsd That the marriage
Of widow after tie death Of her husband for whose
services che claims bounty land under any act Of Con-
gress shall be bar to the claim OF such widow the
benefit Of such act provided she be widow ct the time
she makes application therefor.
There is to bs Material Convention Of the veterans
day in Philadelphia This muster win be composed Of
delegates from the various corps throughout the Union
The object to appoint committee to draw up pst
ten to b presented to Congress- asking grant land
bounty to each surviving soldier Of the Of 1872
and Also pension for al III may be in destitute cir.
eumstances
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Warrant Officers or tho Navy.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Dec. 2s, 1858.
DEAR the the U1 TED
s.n.ts1 haS. Sssisenss tcnss: for = increase Of
their present small pay does not permit them to do for
II does not average $3.50 500 per annum and out
Of this s.s:.s e s: they a.s to
neghborhood Of the great commercial sties whore rents
are always high and when duty at they have to
ship, and their families at home. Again they
qured to appear as officers and dress - such the gov
eminent having prescribed Tor them uniform, which
man who is At al eonvsrssnt with the cost Of living on
to meet their necessary expenses with compensation of
only $500 Per snnumi With safety think the assertion
Of debt unless aided from ether sources y ' '
To show In what estimation the services Of these Of
oeIs are held allow me to give you the language Of one
deer whose intelligence acti and efficient services well
qualify him TO be . com petent judge. he says
re,psot to the received BY the warrant Of
6csrs Of the navy and in Justice refuse to give
the views entertain in regard to them. Boatswains.
tant class Of officers As the Immediate leaders OF their
respective able and disposed they capable OF
tions difficulties which would appear to those
not converaant in the calling almost impossible. The
good or bad qualities Of these officers may also be said
to make sensible difference In the discipline Of the
o'wsr coming in contact with the ships company
than the commissioned officers they have opportunity
Of knowing them better The thoughts, actions pecu.
Hartes and capabilities Of the become known to
them, and In their power capable mon, to oont
butte largely to infuse into . ships company tone AID
spirit which commanding officer might desire to pro.
duce
with such impressions Of the usefulness Of this class
Of ofioers-And that, too when they have promotion
reward for long faithful services and when every
other grade Of mechanics and arzAns demanding,
from the necessities Of the times increase Of wages
appears to that their not In proportion to the
services rendered. when compared with the compensation
given in private employ.
ITO command able and respectable men, their pay
should b sufficient to place them above want and II s
admitted that the present pay is not enough to support
them and bring up family, even in the most economical
mode possible Of doing So"
Such being the general estimation In which these OH
held by those high in command why should they
be kept down upon compensation entirely ina equae to
meet heir actual wants
fair and impartial inquiry BY the naval committees
Of into IT, services and value Of these officers
will SURE result in the introduction Of bill allow.
ing them just what their petition prays for. L.
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Bounty Lands TO the Soldiers or the War OF
1S12.

On Tuesday, the Goth ut. Colonel Florence introduced
the following bill, of which previous notice had been
given On his motion It referred TO the Committee
ou .Itend,n0 ne poorisio Of The ural ,d,es granting
sounty lands 20 ne offers and soldiers ico hare been IN.
gagged IN ne mtGdry ery1x Of tbs United Stats
b II enacted BY the Senate House af Representa
tvee Of the United States of America in Consreas asse
bled That the provisions Of the several laws rrsrtine
bounty lands TO the officers snd soldiers who have b.e
engaged in the military service Of the United states shall
be- and the hereby extended TO 0rant TO
each Of the persons therein described including team
ders vsgoners and other warrant officers Of the stsa
ar6cers and Aborers ordnance corps State troops
called into servee by State authority quantity Of land
which, In addition 10 that to which such persons AZ
have received be entitled to under any other Of
oongess shall not In the whels, exceed hs quantity OF
quarter estion hundred and sixty and each
OF the omcers commissioned officers, muscians pri
Yates mariners, and mariners engaged In the naval
venue, Arne gun boat 8otia service, in defence
Of Inc coast or any part Thereof who may have been
nsen captive By the enemy and aimed either in cap.
avy OF on parole In any Of the mentioned n aid
set OF VINO may have bssn engaged in the protection
Ano defence OF the frontiers Indian ahA
snrtec 10 the benefit Of said laws, thus ertended
zee And be II further enacted That there ahall be
usued 70 every nson coming within the description
Aforesaid, warrant for such quantity Of land q he
nay Be entitled to By virtue OF the Aforesaid provison,
ND case 81 he death Of sueh ptreop either pefore or
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TEL Z 9 RAP HIC,
TEE GApsDBN TREATY wIrH MEXICO.

THE "HH7NDn1N
sPIcIAI CORRESPONDING INV YORK HERALD
WASHINGTON, Jan. s, 1854
It asserted here by persons inter estsd in the sloo
grant, and is also Cleaned from conversations with the
Mexican Minister that the project which your GORE ,pon.
cent "Asmodeus' communicated to you exclusvey has
not yet received the sanction Of the Mexican
but properly expresses the project General Gads
den, submitted to the Mexican government aud which
he has sent home for the purpose Of getting explicit ia.
strucons to insist upon 1t is ao asserted that II does
rot touch the Tehuantspse question.
This explanation, although It DOES not take away from
the Importance Of your exclusive Information deem IT
proper to tend, to make the statement critically
correct II the President viii instruct Gen. Gsdsden TO
press his project, there il doubt Santa Anna will
make the treaty. X.Y.Z
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nsd have the complete consent Of Ausria Frasos and
Prussia and It II therefore TO be dssred that Rsdschd
PAcha viii look ct them In this Light and mako them the
groundwork Of the Communication winch oil expect
from him. You viii inform Of the reception which
may be given TO this but We cau hardly
think that the Sublime Porte weighing the advantages
which such combination offers TO tae Ottoman empire
with the rks which always wait war, viii hesitate to
enter into the Path opened for BY aicabls inter
vention.
ask you Monsieur to repair with your colleagues to
Redfchid Pasha to read this despa ch 10 him. and fory
IL with the authority Of your advice.
The Aonitesr adds
We have nstbing to expsin to the authentoity Of
the documents thus given to the public thsy arc false
1t is eulpsble mAn9uvre; II they authentic it Is an
unpardopabe ndiscre elton The governms ut has taken
to prevent the recurrence of such events.
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wares, or merchandise duly entered for warshousng
may - Withdrawn under bond without payment Of the
ot Of the United States and b transported 10 bonded
warehouse In any other collection district within the
waves or merchandise, may be 20 transmitted to their
Destination wholly By land, or wholly By water or parity
sy wasr over sueh routes as the secrsa Of the rsA
OF shan 81 treaty stpulsons grant free right Of way
Ing against frauds upon the foreign goods
sported between the ports Of the Atlantic and those
Of Bug
appoint special sworn agents inspectors OF the customs
to rsses in said foreign territory whore such goods may
be landed or embarked with power to superfnnnd the
the ports Of the United States the Pacific and Aans
instructens Is the Secretary Of the Treasury may
prescribe TO guard against the Of any frauds
70 said II spectors shall not In the aggregate exceed
thousand dollars per annum.
And nal, :. 1T for The al
storing warehoused unclaimed goods shall, on the
shortest period Of termination named in said leases Be
cancelled leases shall hereafter DO entered into by
the United States for any stores for the storage Of
housed unclaimed goods at port whore theye may
exist any private bonded warehouses Provided That
nothing herein contained shall be construed to prevent
the leasing or hiring Of auch buildings Acoommoda-
I' ns me q q @
ported merohaadise at the Por where such officers
provided BY law, to prohibit the kasng hiring BY
provsl Of the Secretary Of the Treasury Of such stores
may DO required for Custom House any Of the
smaller ports OF the United States. Provided
That Collector other officer Of the customs shall
enter into any contract agreement for the Of any
building to be thereafter erected public store or
warehouse and lease Of any building to be used
sha be taken for longer period than three years.
shall rent DO paid, in whole or in part in any case In
advance.
Sec T. And be it further enacted That the Secretary Of
the Treasury be, Edhe is hereby authorized upon pro-
duoion Of sa factory proof to him OF the actual Injury
q destruction in whole or in part Of goods wares
merchandise, By residential are other casualty while
bas remained IN the custody Of the officers of the
customs In any Of the public warehou under bond
IN the appraisers storss undergoing appraisal in puIsu
ance Of law the regulations Of the Treasury Depart
nent to abate refund the may be- out Of any
moneys in the treasury not otherwise appropriated the
impost duties accr-ing thereupon and like.
Wise to cancel any warehou.s bond bonds enter
satisfaction thereon in whole in part the
be
seo g. And be it further enacted That the Secretary
Of the Treasury be, and he is hereby, authorized from
time 10 time to establish such rules and regulations
inconsistent with the laws Of the United States for the
due execution Of this act he may deem to be expe.
dent snd necessary and all acts and parts of acts
6icting with this act are hereby repealed
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DrArH OF AN AMERICAN ABRoAD.-Informatio
has been received at the STATE Dspar 1t wAshngt
from william II. Kelly, Esq., United States Consul :
Tahiti Society Islands Of the death that island u
States and late seaman board of ship Orosimbo. III
friends, who raid 10 reside AZ No "A Orange stres
New York city may obtain further ntellgenos respee
leg him BY addressing the department.
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Tul ANaRICAH NIlIsrhu La nrARLNr

THE ANGLICAN MINISTER IN QUARANTINE
LONDON correspondent OF the Liverpool rrs writin
the 9th Dsc says;-rhe ceremony Of "breakiDg u
shield" took place the 3D. This ancient custoa
which ihoun have taken place the day after u
morarohs funeral, hut IL was forgotten. A pla9orl
BAck Horse square Don Psdros square and the squas
Of ST. Anhonya procession took place In due order fo
ibe municipal chamber and Ut each OF tbs places u
Portuguese, becs your Queen, the lady Donna Mari
the Second Is deao shield was broken, and thrown q
the noor after which religious ceremony took piece
Ct Apthonys Church.
When Lord Talbot and Colonel WyIde arrived they ha1
free pratique given them. The American Minister, a
though on board the ssme packet, was couslgned 4
a, milne but on wr ing toierably stin note TO III
R,rster Of Foreign Affairs, n sAid prAtque sivs
him Aho.
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An OLD SoLDIkR GoNE.-0a the 5th inst,
old old gentleman, named John Guenter, native OF
many, died Of South Boson. The events OF Mr. Guent<
life have been OF more than usual interest And inn
lance. BE was one Of the coDscripx Of the Rhins,
served under BcnapAte for thirteen years, and vol
ms st active part In the PenipsuIsr he prss
and fought In the memorable battles Of Austerlt7
ram. and Marepeo BE disd at the residence Of his
In Athens street.
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Boy MISUNDERSTANDING J. Kingman, son OF
riah ". Kipsmap, OF CouIelo, Mass, in his 10th -
left his fathers Friday, Nov rs TO visit bis friends
New Bedford where he remained until Wednesday,, NJ
go Sir &c then he has not been heard from
hi parents or friends. lie Is Of light complexion sho
stou. built, and yell dressed. Any Information rssps
ing him win be very gratefully acknowledged By
anxious frienes.
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Death OF Hon. Henry A. Muhle nberg.
WASHINGTON, Jan. SOM.
The Hon. Henry A. Huhlsnberg, Member Of Congress
from the Eighth district Of PennsylvAna, died half an
hosr since Of typhoid fever at the rssdsscs Of Senator
Brodhead, In this city. xYz
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Making total in the ehts of..,...,..,....ss
Inc Adr1tar says the Aggregate erculation of these
within year must reach three mil ions and quar-
ter or somsthpg over ~ average OF 90 200 each week
which about the average daily ererlator o. The ysw
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FOREIGN CoNsrL.-Tbe President has onh;il
rec'erissd NAlbro Frazier - Consul eueoos Ayre
:bt port c, PEnsc.lptis,
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NEWSPAPERS IN MIcHIGAN.-The Detroit AdreT.
M has published the newspaper statistics OF the ste
from which We learn that there publish
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The King or Naples md the Rights OF
American Citizens
From the London Times Dec Ill

But, asve have before said, will presume model
King to be fully determined TO out BY any respeot
BILE means every spark OF liberalism IN his country
yet would he not II he we're prudsut man. 1t sass
ceavor to ntsnd well with his aliss2 Naples tbs Two
Sce cannot be considered Pow,r Of any considers
tion, in military naval point OF visw Il the
King sure Of the hearts OF his subjects But
would IT not be. in teufold degree, matter Of policy "a
seek fer support without when thee is such p,pabs
weakness wtthin2 Tee King Of the Two Ssles !, King
ofte Iazznon and Of the ignorant peasany, who are
lei bindold BY the priests He has, while ths PRESENT
condition Of Italy hets the Austrian srsnsdisrs .. his
back and that Is well nigh all upon which he count
Under thee circumstances, might fairly presume that
. King Of Naples would endsavor to make up by ~
terna alliances for his deficiency Of domestic power.
Precisely the the case The NsapoHtan Bour.
hon would appear to have object closer 1t heart than
that Of nicng s,ries OF Iety insults on the three
France and Great Britain Any OF the three Pc vsrS
NAMED could by the sxertion of force in
vovsd in the operations Of couple Of line Of battle
tbps drive the King from his throne maid servant
would sweep spider from window corner and yet not
month passes but hear OF fresh and ter
an American or An English subject The provoc ton
recently offered to France Is too fresh in the aoo
collection 10 need further common here 30 Is the cas-
OF Mr. Hamilton which discussed In this Journal ct
length short time back. good deal has been aid
sganit this gentleman, but have yet found any
invaded and ssut mp by the Nsspoltan police in
Of the provisions OF express treaty with Enyan fo
cay have two fresh instances OF NeApotsn outrage
reeord--the one upon English, the other upon a.
American subject.
The English subject loniAn--a certain Mr..
Bsglio who, as it appears, has be-, for long time oon
tractor for public at Naples and has rede
there lately he visited Paris and London, and hi
return TO Italy the posn Consul At eghorn refused
rise to his passport for Naples All efforts TO OBTAIN
dress have been iutess The reason assigned for th
expulsion Of Mr.. Bsgeio is that during his journey h
had communicated with refugees The OF the nsr
citizen Is II possible, stronger This gentlsm M
Mr. Carbone not allowed TO land at Messna be
80 said the police-he had taken part in political
nts At former period. The United Statss' C,nsul
nrny vraq Ia Ann ria A tha huaHI
named, ard that the charge consequently fstoa
He offered moreover TO be guarantee for him while II
transacted his necesary mercantile business At Messiah
but without effect. Such the too last insta
Eeapolitan insolepce. The question rsmAns how lon
the world will tolerate the arbitrary acts Of weak
insolent government
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HANpsoNE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE WILLIAM
Ill Irving Co., Auctionecrs, win sell at auction on
Thursday April 9Th mt los o'clock at 2f3 Twelfth stree
handsome household turntnro all made to oraer BY Mcek
can't Brussels carpets suits OF mahogany furniture
lair cloth sofas chairs French plate pier
md man glasses bronze chandeliers and brackets man
tel clocks eandeshras and ornaments cegeres paran
ronzc figures marble centre aud pier tables fine old pain
tngs 6o rosewood octave piano made by Baremore Gle
CANT lace window curtains mahogany French bedscsd
ranses feather beds holsters and pillars sheets conn
terpanes blankets and quilts marble tor mahogany dress
bureaus Wristbands and cabinets to match wardrobe
bookcases and secretaries ingram carpets oil cloth stair
dining and tea tables china dining
te> sets plated ware cut glass ware lounges sdeboard
me seat chairs &c together with complete asor
men. Of copper and other kitghea furniture
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II
IL IRVING Co., Auctioneers, will clI al aucton ON
Friday, April Is at o'clock at 63 Madison svenue all
the furniture contained In the above houscsuperb suts
Of CARVED rosewood furniture covered in sofas
tete.a tete, chairs, conversation chairs and paror
chairs; suites Of carved mahogany do In piush
French plate pier glasses bro ate and widow
tans superb bronze and marble clock, and candelabra
and black walnut eLegere paran and bronze
fsures groups and ornaments porcelain vases chsndc
lers rosewood library chair in
bookcase mahogany extension dining table, china dinner
and cpt glass cutlery. chairs lounges
and ingram carpets black walnut and Any
French bedseac bureaus washstand cabinets
wsrdrobes hair mattresses feather holsters beds and pill
lows bedding china toilet sets ocloth black walnut hat
stands and hall chairs.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ITO THE LADIES-THE SUBSCRIBER MOST RE-
spestfully ksgs 10 hat bis magazine dc modes
Paris Rue Il Psx, h been enlarged By branch in
Nhs ety., Ne SO Broadway He calls their particular
attention 70 The largest extensive of
entire style OF bonnsts caps hardressee, and
yetice ported Ladies respectfully invited
mine the ssbshment and he hatters himself that
this assortment will be considered Of tho most rich
elegant this great metropolis The show rooms will
be open for vsters the 4tb day Of May next splendid
MAIsQN De vQS, Paris
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r,EPENCE BOYLE, AUCTIONEER. STORE NO. l5J
Chatham strcet-Tbs day, at 10 o'clock ~ corner OF
and Goerck streets tho contents OF grocery AMI
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uENRY H. LEEDS, sAUCTI0NEER. II. IL
IL Leeds Co., Friday April y. at 1917 o'clock a. NJ,
at go Fourth avenue household furniture consisting Of
parlor furniture suit Of carved sofa arm and
chairs, covered in blue velvet rich brussels tapes
try carpets rosewood marble top ccnre pier glasses
rosewood reception chairs rich work tables in
bedrooms, mahogany and rosewood bedsteads hair
tros beds and bedding mahogany dressing bureaus wash
stands toilet tables chairs toilet three ply
ingram, and venetian carpets rockers
tables marble top wardrobes book oeioths hist
stands &c; china gass aai silver plated ware also an
assortment Of kitchen furniture With which the sale will