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Hoe & Cos Patent Ground Saws,

Hoe & Cos Patent Ground Saws,
ME SuBsCRIBERs manufacture from the
L best CAST STEEL, CIRCULAR SAWS, fronr
TWO inches 10 eighty inches in diameter.
Their Saws are hardened and tempered. and
are ground and finished by machinery DE-,
signed expressly for the purpose and are
therefore much superior to those ground in
the usual manner, as they are strengthened
and stlticcrd by increasing them in thick.
ness regularly from the cutting edge 10
the centre, consequently do not become hca.
ted or bucklcd, produce a great savingi in
timber.
They also manufacture CAST STEELE MILL.
PIT AND CRoss-CUT SAWS, AND BILLET WEBS.
of superior quality, all of which they have
for sale, or they may be obtained of the
principal hardware merchants throughout
the United States and CANADA.
K. HOE Co, 30 and 81 Gold.st.
80 Publishers of Newspapers who will
insert this advertisement three times, with
this note, and forward us paper containing
the same, will be paid in printing materials
by purchasing four times the amount of their
bill for the advertisement
New York, April %, 1854. June.I93
TIE BRITISH QUARTERLIES,
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William J. Cureton admir-. IN EQUITY.
rs LANCASTER DR..
James C. Massey, ct al Bill for Relief.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Com
missioners. that James G. Massey, Henry Cooke,
and Henry Reese Massey, defendants in the a.
boye case reside without the limits Of this State,
Il is ordered, on motion Of Cooke solicitor for
complainant, that the said defendants, James C..
Massey, Henry Cooke and Henry Reese Massey,
do answer, plead or demur TO the Bill In above
case, on or before the 2nd day of October, 1854,
otherwise judgement pro confesso will be order
ed against all and each Of them.
JAMES III. WfFHERSPOON.
s# Com'r in Eq., l.. ID,
June 10 10 3m-pf. 81
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GssIs Sr lsARsaSeSS:@9

. 1t is now put up in the largest sized bot
ties, and is acknowledged to be The best sar-
saparilla made. rs is certified by the won
derful cures it has performed, the original
copies Of which are in the possession of the
proprietor Remember, this is the only true
and original article.
Scrofula, Syphilis, Mercurial Complaints,
Cancer, Gangrene, Rheumatism, and Il vast
variety of other Diseases are speedily and
perfectly cured by the use of this medicine.
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~ The friendso Of w. A. MOORE, Eos:
announce him as a candidate for Represen.
alive Ia the next Legislature. tp
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ESTATE Of Col THOMAS W. HUEY

A IL Persons having demands against
N the Estate of Col. tt w. HUEY, de-
ceased, are requested. and required to pre-.
sent them to the Administrators in the time
prescribed by law, and those who know
themselves indebted viii confcr a special
favor by paying off as sooi, as convenient.
as but little Indulgence may or can be ex-
pected. The Notes and Accounts due the
Estate viii he found at Jacksonham store,
where the Administrators or ihair Agent.
Mr.. s. A. ROSSER, uay be found. at any
time, ready Ia wait on such as wish Ia settle
J. p. DAVIS and
- gNo NJ. CROCKETT. ( ad@'r'1
July "a, "a. 90 81 apr.A-s
t31rrho Char,esten Cousisr. VIII copy
weekly one month. aua forward sceoun,..
R,,s@1 ~ IP. B.
inc.
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NOTICE THIS +!

MI ANY We have no doubt suffer with ccs
WI and corns for the lack of good easy wearins
boots and shoes; or by wearing any kind of I.
things, thinking they are the cheapest, wherr'n
they are badly mistaken; many catch their deaf
by it, and besides never wear anything that is
comfortable; and in the long run spend as mutls
money as would have bought them somethit :
good and comfortable. To prove the different,.
call on us at our shop OPPOSITE S. b. ET.
MONS and let MS sell you some boots or shoes,
whichever you desire, or both, that will kee,,
the cold out wear easy, and last long time
We can make any kind of work that YOU can
desire from fine pump boot down to a coarsr
everyday shoe. Repairing of all kinds done u,
short notice. All work warranted, and prices
very low. FLOYD & SON. O..
Feb. % lv
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SAMUEL B. MASSEY, et al IN EQUITY.
-ps ~ r Il LANCASTER Der.
Thomas Bclk, and Wm Bill 70 subject Equi-
Hougb, Et'rs. ties to pay legal de-
Darling Hough and others. mands, establish d
set up Liens.
Billings A. BeIk Petition to subject an
Us. Equity to pay Legal De.
Darling Hough, st al mands.
d. NJ. Poer, A.signec, | Petition to subject an
~ Vs Equity to pay a Legal
Neal Johnston & wife. Ga.ssist.
Darling Hough & others ...
II. r.. & J. r. MagiIl, Assignees, %. ;y
The same Parties.
Samuel B Emmons. JSsigHee, rs.
The same Parties
Elizabeth Adams, Adal'x, AsSighee, ;J
vs. same Parties.
IL appearing TO my satisfaction that Darling
Hough, a dcfendent in above case, resides with
out the limits of this State, II Is ordered on
motion of Cooke, Solicitor for complainant In
above Bill, aud Of Moore, solicitor In the petition
first stated, and Of Williams, solicitor for petition
ers in the Mst stated petitions, that the said Oar
ling Hough, DO answer, plead OF demur. to the
above Bin and petitions, on, or before the End
day of October, 1854, otherwise Judgement pro
eonfesso viii be ordered against him IN each and
~ JAS, H. wTTHRRSPooN.
Com'r In Equity.
June 10, 10 8m--pf Sl0
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THOMAS p BALLARD
ps,
THoNAs M. SINS, &
others

II appearing 70 my satisfaction that Thomas
M. Sims, Andrew jackson Sims, Columbus
Mills 4 tle infant child Of Charity R. Mills, decd
defendants, reside without this State Il II or.
dered on motion Of Wiillams SOLICITOR Tor Peti-
TONERS, that the said defendants do answer,
plead or demar 10 the petition in above case,
on or before The % day OF October, 1854, other
wise judgment pro eoffessio win be ordered A.
aainsf them, JAMES III. WTTHERSP0ON.
Com'n Eq. L. D..
June IS ls 3m-pfS 81
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- The friends of Or, w. G. CAt1-
THEN announce him as a candidate for the
4 Legislators at the eesueing election.
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MANY FRIENDS.

For the House Of Representatives.
NIX. EpIToR PLEASE announce s. D.
MASSEY ssa candidate for the House Of
Representatives and oblige.s eos
.a MANY WORMS.
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MR. EDrroR Please announce =. r. HAM
MOND, Esq, ~ a candidate for the House Of
Representative in the Next legislature and
oblige, MASY FRTESDs AND SoPPonrRRs.
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Ma. EDIroR.--The friends Of r. s. BAL
LEN beg leave to announce him as eandi-
date for q ses.s in the Dext Legislature, and
obligs MANY CITIZENS.
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In EQUITY.

IN EQUII i.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Petitionf for settlement
ofinterest of Mrs. j. T.
Ward in real aud per-
sonal estate. James
Cr0xton, & so forth.
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BLACKW00D'S MAGAZINE.
LEONARD SCOTT. & CO., New York, con.
tinue to rc-publiSh the following
British Periodicals,
rnE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, (Conscrva.

=. '0''''0'' TVNNTH THNLf NEFIEW, ICOnscFVn-
tivc.)
The EDINnuGH REVIEW, (Whig)
3.
The NORTH BRITIsH REVIEW, (Frce church,
4.
TIE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, Q.iberal)
3.
BLAcKwooDs EnINBURGH MAGAZINE, (Tory)
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

MAGILL g HEATH.
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IN EOuITY-

LANcAsrEh DIsTRIcT.
Petition to subiectan Equi-
~ to the payment ola legal
Demand.
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The Pills shouid be used conjointly with
the Ointment. in most Of the following
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-10
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The lnteillgencer rejoices over the com
plexion of arriving returns from Northern
municipal elections, and more especially
over those from Detroit, Michigan, where
the Wing candidate has been elected
Mayor by . majority of near one thousand
votes. Our neighbor has little faith in
the declaration of the Detroit Free Press,
that the Nebraska question had nothing
in the world to do with that election,
which turned, as that journal insists and
explains, wholly on local questions. The
Detroit Advertiser announces that cit
was known" that the Democratic candi-
date favored the Nebraska bill, while the
Wing candidate was opposed to it. That
knowledge the Intelligeneer seems to
think was all powerful in the election.
The Union contains an original paper
On the probable effect of the modification
Of the tariff proposed by Mr.. Secretary
Guthrie, from the pen of C. j. F. Allen,
appraiser, Boston. That functionary goes
into his subject conmnore, as it were, and
makes an interesting exposition to the
merchant or political economist. Mr..
John L. O'Sullivan, the newly appointed
charge to Portugal, also publishes in the
Union this morning, an elaborate paper
IN favor of the Nebraska bill. That is,
We ascribe this very able article to that
gentleman's pen, as it is over his initials
and otherwise carries his ear marks. 1t
is statesman-like production, full of
some political philosophy.
The Sentinel argues from the votes of
the Wing Senator's on the Nebraska bill,
that the Wing party is formally dissolved.
The editor seems to conceive this to
have resulted from the unreasonab bic exac-
ton of Northern Wings from their
Southern political brethren.
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THE LATEST NEW
BY THE ASIA.
NO TURKISH YES ELS DESTROYED.


The reported destruction of seven
Turkish ships was an exaggeration. A
Russian battery of twelve guns, opposite
Rutchusk, had damaged some Turkish
vessels IN the river; hence the report.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH EXPEDITIONS.
Secrecy is observed in the movements
of the French expeditionary force, but it
is known that two divisions leave Toulon
and Algiers on the 9th of March, each
division having two Generals, viz. Gene
rails Whey, Etemarre, De Herville, and
Donet. Generals Dallonville will COM
mand brigade of cavalry, and Prince
Napoleon brigade of cavalry reserve.
Prince George, of Cambridge, will COM
mand the English cavalry, under Lord
Raglan.
1t is surmised that tie French will
disembark at Rodosto, on the Sea of
Alarmora, and the English at Enos or
ConstaEtinople, after a rendezvous at
Malta.
The embarkation of men and horses
continued from the Channel ports.
The temper of the British in favor Of
war was excellent.
AFFAIRS ON THE DANUBE.
From the Danube the accounts represent
both parties as preparing for a great bat
tie.
The Russians had failed in an attempt
to turn Omer's position.
From Asia there is nothing new.
THE Pc ACE DELEGATION AND THE CAR.
Joseph Surge and the members of. the
peace deputation had had friendly in
terview with the Car.
OUTBREAK AGAINST EGYPTIAN RULE
An insurreetion has occurred against
rule in the provinces lying beyond the
| cataracts of the Nile.
GREAT BRITAIN.
SMITH O'BRIEN PARDONED, ETC.
Lord PalmerstOn, in answer to QueS-
ton, replied that Smith O'Brien, having
acted as gentleman in refusing to escape
at the expense of his parole, is to be
pardoned.
The new reform bill is printed. 1t
proposes to give Parliamentary represent
tation to all towns of over sixteen thou
sand inhabitants.
Government has notified, in the shape
of letter, to the ship owners inquiry.
that forced ballot or impressment will not
be resorted to in manning the Navy.
BELGIUM.
An official note of Mr.. Drown de
L'huys says the recent mission of Prince
Napoleon to Belgium had no political
object.
SWITZERLAND.
An alliance, offensive and defensive,
between France and Switzerland is be.
lleved to have been concluded. This
enables France to operate on Austria or
Italy.
ITALY.
A recent letter written by Mr.. Daniel,
to the Richmond (Va.) Examiner, excites
great annoyance at Turin, and threatens
HIM duel. The letter is copied in the
Galig mani.
Food riots continue In the Roman
States. tr =lqs
5.f
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D0INGS IN CONGRESS,

In THE HOUSE, yesterday, after we went to
press, the Committee of tho Whole on the state
Of the Union rose, and the chairman, Mr.
Phelps, reported back the Minnesota Railroad
land donating bill, as amended in Committee
Mr.. Hamilton then moved to lay the bill on
the table; not agreed to-yeas 6S, nays 1OI
Ihe question arose on agreeing to the
following amendment adopted in Committee
OF the Whole on motion of Mr.. kerr.) viz:
Proctdsa, hosoeVer, That the money arising
from the sale of the reserved sections shall be
paid over to those States that have received no
grants Of public lands for internal improve
ments.
The amendment WIS adopted-yeas IS, nays
81.
Mr.. Kerr moved to reconsider that vote, and
then to lay the motion TO be considered on the
table. - ..t....-- :...z.--.zs-.s z,...-r ....
Pending The question on that last motion the
friends of the bill essayed the 'stave off, poll
cy-mOtions to adjourn, for calls of the House
DO, which was continued until near D. M;
when the House adjourned, leaving the motion
to lay on the table the motion to reconsider,
still pending. ..-.-. ~
PROCEEDINGS OF TODAY. -
sENArE.-After prayer and the reading of
the 10 urnal-- az -, . 49,. - 90.
Mr.. Shields moved the further consideration
of the bill, fact for increasing tho efficiency of
the army by retiring disabled oficers) which
was not acted upon yesterday for want of q
quorum. :" . .=8.
Mr.. Petit objected to any such step being
taken out Of the regular business of the day.
acted upon beng si) for the relief Of Hod-
- = 49,.
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n-EThe Rlack War-;o- h.a =. h...

% The Black Warrior had on board
SS4 1000 in specie, 954 bales of cotton,
% packages of merchandise, and twenty
seven passengers. All confiscated at
Havana, except the passengers. a
q U Adams & Co. have erected one OF
the most splendid stores in New York,
for their place of business there, and
will open it this evening for the inspec-
ton of their friends. - - e E
" The city of Chicago has contracted
with B. f. Follett- Esq, of Ypsilanti,
Mich, for three million feet of plank for
streets. The lumber is to be shipped
from Wayne, Wayne county, Mich.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-10

e The New Orleans Pieayune and
Della are quarrelling about which of them
is entitled to the publication of the list
of uncalled-for letters. They each are
very DESTROYS Of working for Uncle Sam
for nothing and finding themselves. The
publication of the list of letters is an ex-
pense to whoever does it; and were it not
conclusive proof that the Star has the
greatest circulation in Washington, we
would throw up the contract we have at
once.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-10

y Taylor L Maury send US Scott &
Co.'S cheap addition of the London Quar-
terly Review, for January, 1854, contain
ing eight elaborate articles, any one of
which is worth the price of the number.
To the thinking reader, We commend
especially those on Humbolt's Cosmos,
II. Guizot. and Casten's travels among the
Laps.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-10

GA single sale secured by an adver-
tisernent has often paid for whole years
advertising, and all who have advertised
judsciously have realized profits many
times beyond the outlay, and made sales
and secured patrons they would not
otherwise have had. In the language OF
2 successful merchant who has tried it
a. There is no better investment for those
who are in business, and wish to extend
1t, than the money expended in adverti-
sing"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-10

y The Boston Traveller says, Seth
Wilmarth, proprietor of the Union Works,
South Boston, has lately closed con-
tract with the New York and Erie Rail-
road Co., for the building of 40 locomo-
tives Of the largest class. The first Of
these machines is already completed, and,
it Is believed, is the heaviest and largest
locomotive ever built in New England.
Il weighs 80 tons. with four S feet drivers,
l8 inch cylinder, 20 inch stroke.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-10

Dapaer Mache! Papter Macheu
I Is uow the excit 1ment of the day;
And every lady in the land,
This splendid art should understand.
'Tis q pleasant occupation
For the Fair Ores of the Nation;
Ard ye Coarse Cnss 1t will do,
Very well ipde,d for you.
Gents, If you wish to make
Here's your chance tor making cash:
Now, would you learn this art "right well ?"
Please call on THIRD STREET, Beers He.sl.
A1-Call soon as you please after to day,
For pretty soon we're going s-w-l-y.
Mr.. 3 MRS. FORD.
mar 10-2t* Teachers.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-10

U The employing Boot and Shoe
Makers of Philadelphia, have finally
yielded to the demand of the journeymen
Tor an advance Of ten per cent. on the
rate of wages. The Shipwrishts who
have been on strike for q few weeks
past, have also succeeded in obtaining
the increase of wages demanded by them.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

SELDNER g. CO., United States Cloth.
IA. ing Hall, formerly kept on Pennsylvania
avenue, between 10th an llth street next door 20
woodward Guys Hardware Store. respectfully in.
forms their old customers and friends that TREY hare
opened a new and splendid Room between 9th and
10th street, 2 doors below the Washington City -
ings Bank, Pennsylvania avenue, fitted up superior
To any house in the clothing line in this city They
have ALEC received a complete assortment of Sprinr
Goods Of any quality, selected to rive entire sssa.
on to those who may pstronize them with -
Prices much lower than any other House in ID 8
city, in their line. sELDNER 4 CO,
Fashionable Clothiers,
Pa. avenue, between 9th aad 10th streets.
Q-1UH
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-10

U The Supreme Court of New York,
in the case in which damages were sought
to be obtained against Miss Catharine
Hays because she refused to sing at GER
tain concerts under a contract that had
been assigned by the original party with
whom it was made, sustained the defend
ants demurrer, and held that the con-
tract was personal one and not assign
able. .-...
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THE NEW CHURCH ORGAN.

V'HE auti'ul Organ being erected in the Second
L Presbyterian Ch arch. intersection of NV York
avenue and III street., will D. r ~ tor trial aud in
Siecton on Satu day. the llth iustaat al o'clock
m The clergy, organistS, aud al otheis interest
Ell In hearing and sesing Model Instrument IRE i'll
ited TO attend at tie above tina.
HILBUs 4 HITZ,
Sol Agents for the manufacturers Msssrs Pom
piitz Rcdewald- mar 9-d3t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-10

I'VE invite the attention OF the
w citizens and strangers OF the District and the
surrounding country to lot of Boys superior
CLOTHING, just received from the North, which we
have no hesitation in sa, ing, cannot be surps ses
They are now open for inspection and sale, at Mrs.
BANNERMANS, Pennsylvania avenue, one door
from sth street, where all be supplied at small
advance first cost, for cash. Call early if YOU
wish to secure bargains. mar q-3ts
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-10

q The Governor of Connecticut has
appointed Friday, the l4th of April, to be
observed as q day of humiliation, tasting
and prayer.
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DG'ty Ererang Sor, can have it delivered to then,
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FILES, No. ~ High street, Portsmouth, is prepared r.
serve the Star regularly TO all who may wish il.
AtASxAroLrs, Nd, NORMAN LESLIE will act
Agent for the delivery of the Sar on the evening
OF its issue. -f-
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Hotel Is prepared to furnish the Star to subscriber
early every Torning after its is sue.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-10

" The legislature of Tennessee has
passed bill providing for the election by
the people, Of judges and attorney gen.
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q We trust that persons disposed to
use the advertising columns of the Star.
will remember that payment is required
in advance, in all cases, for advertise
ments, except those sent by quarterly OF
yearly advertisers.
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d. IS REWARD be,e

" forewarn all persons from trusting, FEEDING,
clothing, or shetering in any wsy, Ell her by gift
employment, or lodging, my SOD, FRANCIS NJ.
bfRAM. aged 10 years, rather sl-n Ter made light
hair, aud blue eyes; had on when be left heme,
dark coat, plsd pants and cloth cap but took other
clothes with HIM. have reason 10 believe he was
persuaded away las be had ne to leave,) from
home and sm determined TO prosecute any and
all persons whom may find disregardiug the above
cIution. L will give the above reward for his snpre
sntion and delivery TO me. or his SAFE custody in
Washington, with other reasonable charges.
JNo. W. BYRAM, 10th 81.
Washington, d. c., March 9th, 1854
mar 9-3.s