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NAVY DxrAnrMxxr,
Bureau OF Yards and Doc Is alrh Jan ses4
G % 0 s,ss S % s,s,. rS %
be received at hi. ONCE unr o'eioes M on tbs 4n d.y of
February lOi.hins ard delivering place place.
rerso and Articles herein specided,
CLAss No. !.
Broks
900 600 hard, red, bricks, per thousand
hard, per
nett Juae, balance on o. Be
fore the lsi July
clA.N No.a
200 p.chs. boat quality building ssns, par perch
TO 6e delivered on or before the Ist May
Glass No.
Cement
500 barrels quality hydraulic cement tight bsnes
each to contain 200 pounds, per barrel p ~
srce. qualify, good erses
Zee ~ saa ever. weight ana ;I.s' s' .n
De- al respects -u.fsclory commandan, hereof
continued lime, tbs of
q s s %. . i u u,
Thsy measured inspected counted weighed By
,siss nsss ss'ss ~ and fo = s
Approved sueu., ia Of zoe contract. viii ,.
s. ssa,s . deducted s@
censd, Otherwise ordered by the dsp.t,msn. E6
parties hr, delivering all Of the
o ne sps ns @ . % .sd @ % ,ssy, ss E
nquid.ed damages Of noasy oess,
ps to ss paa o me in The .eu. ss,s s:a
qudated damages be recovered from time 10 dine
they
The the
by making
BY according form snnered and their rsdsncs,
naming the and state, must be distinctly stated
ofers shall be accepted nouhsd
be risn,
in FRONT this
their bid will he made with other
bidder
held Responsible for all deiinqus ncies Nl.N iii
sfvif conformity with this sdveyissnsat
w tn. option Of the bureau be rejected 1ho.- on Whose
accepted notifed,
execution without delay, by this washinscr
d. O. a=f.
FORM oFFER.
To ns Caief Of Of Macy D,S~,f;
hereby offer furnish, under your ansn d.
ed OF and subject all the requirements Of he
prices carried ont, write avsrs
gate IN words II
The undersigned, of in the
State Of and ,of
in the State OF tusransors hevshV mn
dertskc that the sbovcnamej VIII,
offer nocep,ed contract, befs YsSursA
with United States, within dtsen days sns
mentioned #### Eth #t..I ##ssaa .eslEAN
tsigpassrssl
known be good ssd rsspcsatbs
ruarantors in this M ~
ITO be signed collector, district attorney ~
other known 10 the burssp 10 be crsdmej
To published once o5th February in The Untss
National n,sseecer and Evening" Star n bsa~os aas
Journal Of Comm-roe, sf New yort.
Ian 1j-lawtl5Feb E .
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Supreme Court Of the United states.
FRIpAY, February a, 1854.

dl- FRIDAY, February "a, 1854.
B. c. Fair. esq. of New York, was admitted at
|tosney and counsellor of this cour,.
No. So Jane NJ Carroll. paIntid 10 error lessee Of
E0eorge w. Carroll ei al The Argument OF this cause
was continued by Mr. Reverdy Johnson for the defend
|aAs 10 eror and concluded by Mr. Alexander for the
pghinti6 in error
Adjourned till Monday, II o clock.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS h CO.,
No. 8 Wall street, ~ v.
BROWN, sHIPLRY, CO.,
n a. ROBERTS a CO.,
- Kings Arms Yard, London.
J. MUNROE b CO., .H-#
~ Rue kotre Dame des VICTORIES
t##. GEO. DRAPER, Hsvre.
The Of ships will be accountable for god
bullion specie jewey precious stones, metals unless b
therefor the value fherso
Jans
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD roR
CiHerma, Lovisriis, Irdianaroi Cohtss za.ssr Cere
land, Toledo c.,easo, and 81 Lo1i'
THROUGH tickets the above points be had the rail-
Il road ststion In Washington.
Passenger leaving Wsshingon srriv, In Wheeling
time splendid Winchester and Diafnsi
for Wsve 1D m-s from Wheeling thence direct by railroad
Cleveland Toleso, chcsgo and Alton thence BY steamboat ~
miles, d. Louis Leaving Washington at 5, they viii
with the splsndid "union ne
for Cincinnati and Louisville, and for Indianapolis by railroad
from bswrenceburg.
Through Cincnnrd Louisville
s naonsi
Wheeling holding through tickets lie any
information and tickets apply r.
PARSONS, sgsnt Washington.
J. ". DONE,
Feb 7-dn Master Transportation.
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tpublie, No. o.

AN ACT extend limits the port Of New Orleans.
Be enacted BY tao Senate and House of Representatives Of the
United States Of erfea IA Congress a0embied That The port Of
extended embrace the right bank OF The
Mszppi for distance said bank eA
tends left bank
Approved February %, 1854,
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BY GnElGN & sCorr, Auctioneer..

L xCELLENT FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN.-On Thursday the
I'd March, shall sell 10 O'Clock the residence of
Mr. VIM. 10Th excel
lent Of furniture, vizi
Mahogany sofas, paIlor and rocking chairs
DO dining card, and other tables
do marble-top table, dressing aud other bureaus
DO hatrack and paiaed cottage chamber sets
Handsome painted window shades and blinds
Chronicles, solar, hall, and other lamps
Brussels aud other carpets
OIcioth and mating
China glass, and crockeyware
shoves tongs Tenders, hall and other
Feather beds, and sbuck mattresses
Maple bedsteads, wardrobes and washstands.
With other articles which deem unnecessary
inerate. @=
under S25 cash Sa5,
and ninety days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
lefest
GREEN & SCOTT,
Feb 2o-d Aucuonecrs.
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DOn sALE-A Lot OF Eighteen Acres, moro or Ies.,

EOn sALE-A Lot OF Eighteen Acres, more or Iess,
about half niie nom Georgcown the road TO the fas
bridge The land in the highest Of cultivation IL is
sveiy planted with strawberries rhubarb has
esrd upwards thousand peach and about i've hun
choicest varieties besides spcot cherry
orchard wci
ucens, timothy clover. There houses
brick the premises with the usual other build
not sold private sale BY the let Of march, viii then be
offered at auction BY the subscriber. -
Bridge street, ceorgciown, near the omnibus stand
Odd
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ny GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At AUCTION
III On Taesdsy the 26 Instant shall sell at 10 O'clock
residence OF gentleman declining Housekeeping south
Second aud Third first brick
Robert Bcae excellent assortment Of urnture viz
Mahogany chairs bookcase dboad dining and other tables
dressing wasb-innds
Do and walnut French and other tedsieads
Fine "a pianoioftc, made by Ghictsnng
China glass, eros kerry, and stone
Feather beds, and siuck mattresses
Window curtains and blinds
Pine apestry, and other carpets and
shovel and ,oog-, cooking ana other
With good pf kitchen and other
uclss which
Terms All under SIS cash Sa5 credit OF sixty and
ninety dsys for notes bearing interest," 'ascory endorsed
.w. GREEN b SCOTT,
Feb As Auctioneeu
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EII& BELLSi BELIsl-for churches, academies fac
steamboats,, Plantations, made, and large
hand by the ,ubsbers their old
shsd foundry. which has
patterns Of manufacture
their bells world wide ceiebdy for volume Of sound
quality The have recently
the Of loan moulding iron cases e casting
which po.ct casting even temper and
ceived anuary, 1850 the first silver msdsij Of
Worlds New York, all othe from this
and Europe heinr composition and which the eighteenth
weight and furnish 70 order chimes Of
severaIof their
States and csnsdss Their haufnss comprising and
yoke,
arms and the bell spfinr acting
capper proonSng the sound iron TsmeI oin
stop srrinbosfs, steamships their
revolving yoke fancy hanging IN brass bronze o
design, furnished We supply whole
rebang bells other proper
being given. Old bells taken exchange
Of all descriptions made
Deng immediate with the principal
railroad csnn river orders
d.p.,eh which, e,hcr personally or by communication,
spectfuiiy solicited. .. -.
's Hf.4E..U A. MENEELY's SONS,
Feb 24-dy West Troy, Albany CO., N.Y.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
Door. open to 7; curtain rises 4 past7.
Bsnen, and most positively Appearance Of,
MIR. FORREST.
SATURDAY Evrs1ss, February IS, 1854,
WIN b. presented for n: ar tim. here 70. several years. the
BRUTUs.
To conclude with auGhabe farce entitled
THE BUZZARDs.
Price. Of admission. Dress c,fels and 50 cents,
tier ~ cu, coloed gallery rs Private sorss ss.
RnLEY q aooDALLs vARrErE.
Bcnea, OF Mis-. DAVENPORT.
SATURDAY Ev.rrne, February Is, 1854
win be performed shisl's ceisara,ed tragedy entitled
EvADNE.
To conclude wiu for positively the ume new original
and brilliantly successful comedy OF
Masks AND FACES.
rrse. Of admission, cents family circle as cents.
Door, st hsifpas' 81 curtain rises At TX O'Clock
o2-rhs usual r.issiou. services win TAX. pi.o, in
tn; hs I q representative on Sabbath ner at II O'Clock
ODD FELLows HALL
Two nights Of
sANFoRD's OPERA TROUPE
FspAr snd sATurp,r Ev,slse.
win be performed the
BURLEsoUE ON MONS. JULIEN AND BAND,
with songs, siees chorus and dances by H. Sitter.
I'll . :,
Fy articles Of beautiful swely will given away svsnng
open toy o'eocki TX. Tickets cents
Fab N-d2t .-s. asa
Three Ieosurss Of H~mer and s~uso
by PARK BENJAMIN
at CARUsps SALOON
l.-FupAy EvrHrre, February ~,
FASHION.
2.--eAruRpAr Evspso, February Is,
MONEY AND LovE-A Contrast
- 3.-McrpAr Evssrns, February n,
MATRIMoNY.
Tickets 25 cents each.
Lectures hahpsstT o'clock
oreo. Feb 9t-d3t
Washington Assemblies.
THE fourth and ss-mhiy viii be held a. jackson Hal
L Tuesday evening, February 2eth. NE s#.E .# ##
Tickets Of admission be obtained by subscribers
store, Browns HsteI.
Jackson Hall, day OF the hall.
sales To-day.
ny GREEN ~ SCOTT. AuetsoDeers.
ZINE GOLD HUNTING WATCH At AUCrToN.-on sstur-
2sth shall may
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MorsY AND L3vg.-fhs is the very attractive title Of the
humorous poem which Park Benz amin. ESQ will pro-
dpunos Csfosi's Saloon this evening The ladies' will
al paironzc this discourse, since combines the grand
requisites TO make life happy, at least In temporal point
OF view We have doubt that the hall will be hronged
with all the beauty, foreign and domestic, which
b. found In Wa ,bington.
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THE Pilgrim Fathers, Frontiers n England III
Il reign ofismss 7, with Illustrations.
lust Imported BY TAYLOR h NAURy
feh bookstore, 9th
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United states Patent once.

Washington, February II, 1854
0N the petition OF Samuel Ba,cbd adnins tor Of Orlando
sion Of patent Orlando Jones on the 3h
April, 1910, for Improvement in The msnufseue OF .'arch
heh day April eighteen hundred and 6ny four
u ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent
on Monday the 94h Of April next, at IA O'Clock
persons notified and show they
why .sid petition ought NOT 20 be granted. ~.
Once their objections, specially forth Writing wesy
days before The day Of hearne all testimony either party
viii, the rules OF the occ, which will be furnished srp
cation.
and Evening" STAR Washington, D. C.
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Scientific American, New
Tor psevoa. the Of
= CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
PsEdo Of the above papers viii please copy,
si 70 The Patent Once with paper containing this notice
Feb io-lsw3w
u Josr, Importer and Dealer Tn Wine. .-d Liquors,
~. also agent o Lonswouh Zimmermans native Cincinnati
wins Penney wants avenue between i7 and 18th
Dec 7-soam'
GADSuY,s HOTEL,
Corner Of Pennsylvania ard ~
Board per day,
So 90.
Two SQUARES Of Capitol Rsilrosd Depot
Jan lo-dmn'
MORE ~ GALLAGHER, Iran Founders aud Manu-
III nct"vr Of Wrought and Cast iron Railing Ridge
Besd street Ph'adphs make 20 order iron railing for
haiconirs public private grounds Also kinds Of orps
msn. sed srcs,'eciursl iron work.
NJ g. would respectfully invite the
Washington and vicinity the railing enclosing Lafayette
SQUARE 10 i. ely Specimen drawings persons dssrons
Oct 7-eceno-
THg Pilgrim Fathers, the Frontier. of View England IN III.
lat Imported BY TAYLOR MAURy,
req Bookssose near 9th st.
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sales To-Day.

ny GREEN ~ SCOTT. AWessoneers.
LINE GOLD HUNTING WATCH At AUCTfON.-Op sstur-
day. the 2sth shall for Of may
concern, nj aaeton O'Clock 6uc sod Eng
sh watch, fall swslsd chronomee bainpce made
ny Robert Roscoe, of Liverpool.
Also, very heavy sod chnis
Any wishing purchase superior chain
do well to attend the sale.
GREEN SCOTT,
Feb N-d AnctIoncers.
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CHOCOI.arE Cocoa, and Brcs~a,--w. BaKER CO.S
u American and vsnls chocolates, cocoa bna,
prcnos been awarded ny the chief fnssues
er sfc by All the principal In
the United States, and by their sgepts ~. z.-t...as
Ius.ey Murray York Gsnt and TwelIs, Philsdsphia
Thomas " Bruudir. Kennel Dudley Cincinnati,
o'''' '"' : " WALTER SAKER, 4 Co,
Ap2-diy Ouehss2r, Mess
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OF admission: Dress and so
s.aH rs rs family circle, 2b
hrd tier ~ cui coored gallery, Private borss, -
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the favonis lauEhable farce entitled
THE BUZZARDs.
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00HA Ssrnaon 10 Young Men will he delivered n
~ frsssytsrian church, ~ sesi by tho pastor
saih evening k O'Clock Subject "Tbe effect Of
- ths formation OF charsc,er"
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0LD BOOks-Letten OF Madame de Levigne, in English.
v volumes
Moiieres Works, In English volumes
Pliny's Letters, in English. volumes
Roussehus "Aoueele Helotse," IN English , volumes
The London Volumes containing 200 OF the beat Eng
lish plays excluding Shakspeare's
James's Military Dictionary. volume
samues History British Arm, and Of the Law Military.
volume
Montesqsu's Spirit Of Laws, in English. volumes
Puendofs Law Of Nature and Nations In English volume
folio
Puendors Law OF Nature and OF Nations in French volume
quaro
Gtotus on War and Peace, in English. volume folio
Grouus War and Peace In French volumes, quarto
L'Ambs.sadeor fonctons par wiequeor volumes
Cologne, 1903.
woln Institution. du Droit de Ia Nature dcs Gems.
quauo Leyden, INA
Lempisre Classical Dictionary, the fun volume large
quaro.
imported from London secondhand copies only
being unobtsinabie, by
Fsh1 FRANCR TAYLOR.
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A MEWvChn HOUnG. Hanover Ntr~et BeseoD ~
Lewis Rice Rabu ENLARGED and elegantly nrtshed pcsssss
sl the roro and conveniences for the scccmmodss
lon ~ inn travelling public.
il-diy
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BY GREEN & SCOTT, AuctIonsers

by GREEN & SCOTT Auctionsers.
MAHOGANY BOARDS, PLANK, VENEERs, ae, AT AUG
M on.-On Thursday, 23d | O'Clock,
shall Missouri
three thousand
boards and plank, viz:
\ and boards, 3, 2, ~ plank
5000 fine mahogany
Terms All Of SIS, cash; s credit OF sinty and
ninety days. satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
H I'll GREEN x SCOTT,
Fob 2l-G Auctionees.
o,-The above s~le Is pos tponed until "Wednesday,
the lst Of March, same hour. -
GREEN SCOTT,
hucfoncers.
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a. Wsessrn Presbyterian Church, corner OF n and
~ John q. Smith preach morrow (sabbsth)
evening" at1k o'clock
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shares and ceruheates Of packages IN the
will attention. and
drawing will be Immediately after
10 all order
=, . Address ... r. j. BUCKLEY, Agent
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Tor ALE LesseA commodou~ story sonss
side, Hofss
twelve roon and has snd painted
throughout TERMS sccrmodnrr srd tnneS
a,e, Addr.s. 20, Solicitors oce, Treasury Dcpsr'"su
oct i5-dtf FHa NaItta sisffataa NkHtef sHtfN 9f
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York and liverpool United States Mail
stearaers
The ships comprising this line
WraI
The fncinc.... ..,s.s......Csp Nye
Inc bsius Sapt Somstoch
.......tapt
These ships having been built by contract
MTAy for has been
INk&h~ taken their
- 70 insure strength and speed; and thrir scconmo-
unequaled and comfort.
passage New York Liverpool in lrs cabin S90
In Exclusive S9o0.
From Ii, erpooi o New York, E3p and T20.
IN experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berths be secured until paid for
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Price OF adn.sion, 80 cents family circle, IS cents
Door open hafpast 9; curtain rises at 7k O'Clock
Feb rs
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Ws DrrAsrxssr,

sess sg8g fsbruary a. iss4
pxns1rs having book. belonging shs IAbr.ry oa
ma war Department In their longer than The
sis1 period two wssk) them
bssrjsn. CHARLES CALVERT.
: Pet 23-~a3w Librarian.
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07-r street Presbyterian Church.-The twelfth ami.
Youths. Missionary Of Ppsby
terra. church will he celebrated the church
q ~ O'CLOCK. Addresses viii be delivered
10y, OF the church, byron Sunderland
HcA 3. q. Baxter. The public invited attend.
~ - ..9# n
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SATURDAY EvEsSa, February IS, 1854,
VIII be presented, for years,
celebrated tragedy, in acts, entitled
~#.U BRUTUs.
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Fsbss
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reb 24dly
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eo-Hsv. Aisxandrr DuncAnsoa will preach to rser
sw Congregational church, wea Of CITY Hail. on 3h
III and 81, m subject In forenoon. "The
o1sesh.o Anessooas "Benod knock
Ehu Bwrn the .searned blacksmith expected Iectur
specsfuiy invited.
Hvt4 rs
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e2-The usual religious services viii take piscs
Of representatives. Sabbath nert, n O'Clock
Feb Is
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ID JOSr, Importer md Dealer In Wines aud Liquors ,
d. also agent for Lonrwoh Zimmeman Cincinnsu
wins pennsyv vsns between nth and 18th
Dec 7-eo3m.
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200 pschas best quality large size building ssnc, per pert
TO be delivered on or before the let May next
CLASS No.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-19

The SABBATH.-We understand that
movement has been made during the last
week, among the Express offices, both of
Coloma and Georgetown, to close their off
ces and business establishments on the Sab
bath day. This is as it should be- 1t is
right that one day in the week should be
set apart for rest, for worship, and for so
cial enjoyment. The mind of man requires
it, the body requires it, society requires it,
and all the great fundamental principles of
our nature, both mentally and physically,
require it: and, we may safely say that to-
tai disregard to the necessities of a day of
social rest will tend to the degeneracy of
any people or nation. Its necessity is al
ready seen and appreciated among US, and
as our country is daily becoming more per-
manently settled, we begin to long for the
good old customs of home. The hardest
"reprobate" among us is ready to drop his
daily avOcatiOns and hail with heartfelt
pleasure the coming of the Sabbath morn;
and the most profane and reckless swearer
in the mountains, will check the rising oath
as the deep toned notes of the Church bell
echo wildly over the cottages and hills of
our adopted homes. Why is this so? All!
the answer is on every lip:-It reminds us
of "hOme,' of associations, hardened though
we may be, of associations that we still
must reverence, that we still must love. 1t
is this alone that sweetens the cup Of our
existence The miner tolls and labors that
he may accumulate competency--fOr what?
That he may go home and enjoy the social
privileges for which his natural feelings and
disposition are so well adapted. Money,
then, as not the great object Of life-bM
happiness as. Here man accumulates that
which will make him comfortable at home,
which is the climax to his happiness. AT
ter he has accumulated, then, a sufficiency
to live comfortably, the social privileges of
home are next uppermOst in his mind All!
the love of the latter is, inmost instances, so
strong. that the majority who come to Cal
ifornia in search of gold, go home without it.
Here, then, is what we mostly lack in Cali
fornia--a HOME. Give us but this; and both
wealth and contentment are ours. In order
that we may have a home in California, it
is absolutely necessary that we have moral
and social regulations organized and sus-
tanned among us. Let us observe the Sab
bath; let US attend Church; let ms respect
and honor virtue; and, with all these, let
us respect ourselves Thus shall we be ena-
bled tounite advantages of California gains
and money-making with the California
"home circle" and, when thus united, where
can that country be found more desirable
than our own Pacific State?
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-19

ANNUAL BALL-The Oak Valley House,
near Centreville, on the Georgetown and
Sacramento road, is this evening to be again
the scene of merriment and festivity. This
House has for several years been among the
foremost in this popular amusement, and we
feel sure that its agreeable landlord, Mr..
Bailey, will spare no pains in making this
one of the most interesting Of the season.
We understand that large number of Ia
dies are expected to be present.
Ess@ Music by Barney's Quadrille Band
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-19

TELEGRAPH.-A few weeks ago we were
informed that company had organized for
the establishment Of a telegraph line be
tween Georgetown and Coloma, Of late
however, we hear nothing of either the line
or the company! Surely they have not
abandoned an enterprise so easily, when, at
the same time, every indication goes to
prove that it cannot be otherwise than EN-
inently successfulN We would be pleased
to hear from the contractors and learn from
them whether the above line is 'to be, or
not to be"
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-19

CIRCUS & RoBBERY.-Lee and Marshalls IS
Circus paid Georgetown a visit on last
Wednesday evening. A large number OF
people were in attendance, but, unfortunate
ly for the proprietors of the circus, while
all hands were deeply interested in the clio
sing piece, some outsider unknown, sac
riIegiously appropriated the proceeds of the
evening to his own use. "Bad mon, that. u
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-19

Much PRAISE is due to the citizens OF
Georgetown for the enterprise and energy
which they have displayed in the establish
ment of the Georgetown News. Surely
with all good and righteous people, "they
will have their reward" The adjoining
villages will please accept our thanks for
the timely aid they have extended to US
Should any of our papers be miscarried,
subscribers will please give US timely no
tice.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-19

ADvERTIsEMENTs.-We call special atten-
ton to our advertising columns, and while
we heartily thank our patrons for the liber-
al manner in which they have commenced
the advertising list, we would at the same
time assure the public that men possessed of
such evident marks of energy and enter
prise, cannot but be men with whom it is
safe and profitable to deal.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-19
SOCIH. B1I,-Tbis Ball is to come off

Social BAII..-This Ball is to come off
on the evening of the 3lst of this month, at
Pages Hotel, near Greenwood Valley, of
which Mr.. w. II. Page is the Proprietor
We wish them what they will doubtless
have-"a good time" Music by Barney's
Band.
Still. ANoTAER-W are informed that
on next Thursday evening, Oct. 26th, Mrs
Olmstead gives q farewell party at the
Georgetown Hotel in this village. Her nu-
merous friends will doubtless be present on
this occasion.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-19

free States together in links of gold that are
rivetted with iron, and they cannot be bro
ken by passion or ambition. Either party
will submit to the ascendancy of the other
rather than yield the commercial advanta-
ges Of this union together; a common ne
cessity, and not merely common necessity,
but the common interests of the empire
of such empire as the world has never be-
fore seen. The control of this national pow
er is the control of the great Western Con-
tinent, and the control of this continent is
to be in very few years the controlling in
fluencc of the world. Who is there north
that hates slavery so much, or who south,
that hates cmanci patton so intensely, that
he can attempt with any hope of success to
break Union thus forged and welded to-
gether? | have always heard with equal
pity and disgust, threats of disunion in the
free States, and similar threats in the slave
holding States. | know that men will rave
in the heat of passion and under great po-
litical excitement; but | know when it
comes to question whether this Union
shall stand either with freedom or slavery
the masses will uphold it, and it will stand
until some inherent vice in the constitution
not yet disclosed shall cause its-dissolution."
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-19

WELLS, FARGO & Co. will please accept
onr thanks for invaluable favors rendered
this Office through their very efficient Ex-
press-also, for regular files of Eastern and
California papers, with which they have
regularly supplied our table.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-19

Mr.. WIN, T. GIBBs.-This gentleman has
repeatedly brought us under obligations for
magazines and papers from his well selected
stock, on Main St., among which are the
Pioneer, Graham's, Godey's, Harper's and
Putnam's MAGAZINES, &c, &c.