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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09
by J. c. MeGUIRE, Auction..r.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK & FIXTURES
1 of Merchant Tailor.-On MONDAY, March
l2th al 10 O'Clock, at the store he east side OF
AZ street, two doors Loith OF Ia. avenue, | shall
sell, by virtue Of deed Of trust dated February T.
1875, and duly recorded among the land records of
Washington county, all the stock la trade and hx
lures, comprising
Blue, black, olive, green, aud brown Cloths
Double and single miiled plain and fancy CASH
meres
Silk, satin, cloth, Marscies and Cssslmere Vest
in.s
Sewing Slk, Thread, buttons, Cord, Bindings
Satin faced lining Silk, Blown Hob and Paddins
Canton Flannel. Canvass, Cotton
suesa, Alpaca, Wadding, &c.
ALSO
One large French plate Mno., size Of plate y, by
50 inches
Two French p ate Pier Glasses
Cutting aud Show Counters, Side Counters
Shelves and Drawers, Show Racks
Clock, stove, Chairs, Tables, &c.
Terms: $50 and under cash I; over thai sum a
credit of 1 Co. and 80 days, for notes satisfcforily
endorsed, bearing interest.
JNO. &. KENNEDY, Trustee,
JAS. c. mcguire,
mai I'd Auctioattr.
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Auction Gales.
BY GREEN g. SCOTT. Auctioneers.

BY CAENS q SCOTT. AuCtiOneer 8.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
Ii PIannlurte, &c. At Auction. On MONDAY,
the l2h instant, we shall sell, Al O'Clock, M,
nj the residence OF lady declining Ia usekeeping,
on the moth > de OF |, between Ninth and Tenth
streets west, excellent assortment of Furniture
VIZ:
Mahogany spIng seat Chairs and Otiomaas
DI marble top side Table and Bureau
Fine Chicserins PianGfOrte, Of hne tone and touch
Cherry liatfick. Wasbstaniis and Tables
Clock; China, Glass, CIockery and StoneNare
Maple Bedsteads, Mattresses ami WaTdIoSe
Parior, Step and Chamber Carpets
Looking Glasses, Window Curta ms
Cane aud wood seat Chairs
Cooking, Radiator and other Stoves
with good assortment OF Kitchen Requisites
with many other ARTICLES which we deem unne
cessary TO euumeIaie
TENS: Under SIS cash over that sum a eredi,
Of thirty and sixty days, for foies satisfactorily en-
dorsed bearing interest.
GREEN g. SCOTT,
mar Sd AucuoReers.
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BY J. g. MCGUIRE, Auetion..r.

~ " o1SO CHKN1s H1CtfUHECTs
CTOCK AND FIXTURES OF A SHOE STORE
- al Auction.-On SATURDAY afternoon, the
10Th instant, al O'Clock, al the Store of MIR. O..
Noyes, on Pennsylvania avenue, near 18Th street,
shall sell the balance OF his stock aud fixtures, com
pri.ing-
200 pairs ladies' ribbed g tiers and Morocco Boots
Misses do 10 do
Gentlemen'S long Boots a: Shoes
Boys do DO
Ladies' Toilet Slippers
Genuenen's Calf aud Patent Leather Shoes.
ALSO
Shelving, raweTs, Bow Windows
Gas Fixtures, Se;tees, Counters
oIcloth, lot Tools, sc.
Terms: $40 and under cash I; over that SUN a
credit of 80 90, and 90 days. for notes satisfactorily
endorse, bearing interest.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
mar ID AucuOneer.
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KANSAS TERRITORY.

KANSAS TERRITORY.
(EOa July 1855, TO Jnne 90, 1850
1520l From Fort Leayenworth 10 tfe Fac and yox
Aseucy, - mills and back, cncs a week
Bidders will state istar &C ar p-oFoec schedule
fd,pa tues and arrivals.
1902 frop Fort Scott 10 Fort Atkinson, nj e }
and back. oncs week.
Bid .trS VIII stats dis lance AMI prop 'ss schedule
of departures aud arrivals
15?03 From Fort LeaSenworih TO T. rt Fi.ey, -
Mills and back, once q wesk
Bidders will state distance nd pr,po,e schedule
Of departures and arriy .ls
1j20i From Fort Scott 10 Crawford Seminary, -
miles AMI tack, once q week.
BID iers will stats distance and propose schedule
Of dep 'rtures and arrivals.
ls20j From WeHport, Nc, to Fcrt Sc0tt, - mile 6
snd tscS, once . week
hi iders will stats dist, ca and propose schedule
Of deps tuIei aud arrivals.
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MINNESOTA TERRITORY.

(F0M Ju'y /, 1855, to June 20, 1881
1904 From Falls Ct St. Anthony. by Stephens Nil
at Lake Mime oIka ana WALKERS Laudinr
t. Henderson. 81 mil and bsck, oncs week
Leave Falls Of st. An;kony Wednesday At &
am
Auise at Henderson came day hy6pn
Leave Henderson Thursday at an
Arrive at Fc,ls Of st. Anthony rams day by 8
1905 fr. IN Fsrribault, MINES IA, TO Fort Akin
Eop, IN Iowa, y niles, tpce week
lie ave Far, ibBUlt Nor day Ai 9 an
Arrive at Fort A.kin,on mex Thursdsy nv a
Leave Fort Atkinsan Friday al Cam
Arrive at farrbault mex. Sunday ty Gpm
Bidder. will maize The intermediate Offices to be
supplied
H026 Frt m henderson, by Port Ri1cely, TO the
S'o,x Agency, IS miles and tscs, cuco a
Leave HenieIs5u Tussisy as6am
Arri'eat Sioux Agency next day ty IL N
Lesve Sioux Agency Wedna'ixy AT Ipm
Arrivs at Hepde syn NIX. isy ty d , N
14o2' From Red Wing, NJ IS. ssiopi river, va
fa'rissa I, to Henderson, 50 nil 3 md b, K,
oBce avesk
leave Fed Wing Iiondav Mt am
Arrive at Fort kid5e'y my, Wstncelsy bJ 6
Leave Fort Hidgsly Thur ray srd am
Ar; Va at Re VIM naxt Il Tia byopm
Ii d Prom st Pa t. Fort Atiiu sou, Iowa, 20 =
Iui &c ADD hack, nee week
Bid iers will specify CcbcIu.e Of departures
8DQ 8-rly1S
Proposals to erd at Farriheuit are Invited
l4c29 Prom st Paul, on she .migrant route, D.
F. t og.ly, to the Missouri river, 800 nil E
and ok, once q month
Bidders viii nBms schedule Of Ger artures and
arrivals
Proposals to commence st Fort Ridgey a.e ii-
ti.ed
1900 From St. An hony to Taylcr's Falls, IS miles
aid back, on es
Leave St. Anthony wednesday ct Gam
Arr We at Tavlor's Falls sane day by 6 pm
Leave Tay or'6 Falls Thursday at 6 m
Arrive Nj st. Anthony same Gay by 6pm
l40Sl From Trsverse Des Sioux TO Arcade SIS miles
end back, twice Q month
Leave Traverse res Sioux or tee lst and 18th
OF zach month st SAN
Arrive a. arcad.a by tn. I'd and 10th Of 50 me
month ty pm
Leave Arcaiil en- he Sd and ia ofesch month
at is
Arrive at Traverse des Sio-I by the 4th ar q
18th OF the ia;re month by 6pm
1882 From Wsbahlv by MiDnesGta CITY, Monte
yuma aai Brownsville 10 D-corrah, Iowa co
miles and back, oaee n week
Lave Wsbasoa ' Tuesday At q IN
Arrive at Dec rTah n-xtd day bs pm
Lave Dscorrah Thur,csya Ga n
Arrive a, Wabashaw mex: day by 6pIR
Propose to start from h, rs sille are in.
V. ed.
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By }. G. MCGUIRE, Aac,ioneer.

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
L. ty:-On MONDAY afternoon, April %, a. S
O'cloak, on the premises, by virtue Of rwo deeds OF
trust 10 the subscriber, dated May 10. le47 and
recorded ia liher w b No ia, folio les, &C the
b., No. l35, folio 40, &c. two Of the land records
for Washington CT unity, in the District Of Columbia
shall sell, on the premises, lots numbered 10, IL,
H. Ii, Is, and 10 IN square No 355 fronting ON liza
street west, between and G streets SOUTH with the
improvement Is, c. insisting Of an erceent two story
brick dwelling house. =
Terms: One third carh The residue IN liz, twelve
ana eighteen mohth', with interest, 90 he secured
to the satisfaction Of the trustee,
NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee.
JAS. T.. MCGUIRE,
mar GO Auctopeer.
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DIED.

la this city, On the 9Th instant Mr.. JNO. SHEA
native OF the couaty Of Kilkenny, Ireland, aged Il
yesrS.
ES- His funeral will take place Tomorrow (Sat
urday) afternoon. AT O'Clock, from his late resi-
dence, Thirteenth street, Island.
New York papers please copY.l
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by GREEa e. SCOTT, Aus,ion..r,.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
IL ct Aucu0n.-On WEDNESDAY the l3th IL.
stint, AT 10 O'c Ock, we shall sell al The re>idc,c
81 gentleman declining housekeeping on the souIh
S'ie Oh North u rect, between 9th End 7h streets
west Davls's Row, an excellent assert nent Of ura
" new Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Sofas, parIor and rocking Chair
do dining, sofa, card and other T; bles
DO dressing and other Bureau.
One ;ne walnur Parlor Set in Plush
realler Bees, Bedding, Mattresses and Bed teaIs
Fine panied Cottage Chamh.r Set
Mapi', cane and wood seat Chairs
Vashsl: uds, Mating
PaTlor, a>sage All chamber CaFpe,s
China, slhs-, crUckery and plated Ware
looking Glasses, Walters, and ivory handle Knives
and FCrks
Stoves Of various descr p;ous
A good assortment of Kitchen requisites
With many Other articles which we deem urna
ce> 'ary TO enuInF rate.
Terms S25 and under cash over thai sum a
credit ." 10 ahd 20 days, for ssisfa t0rly pndoFsed
note, bearing interest.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
mar Cd AuetioteeFs
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I,svr PettlAui Mia satr r,isy atsam
Atriv-Et Wav.ierd same dav ~ l2m
Leave 2Nsrtl nd saturday all uu
Arrivs At Pcrtlird Mil say. isy bysnm
(shisr s1t; app, ars to be eoD=red b. No. ll7sl:
If So. it cia not b fet)
1870 From 'rerr. Haute to Lewis 20 miles and back
Lsav. tr,e r auto est1rdsy At cam
Ar.iva a. L.wis sane day ny l2n
ea-e Lewis sa-urcsY kt1pm
Arrive r.. Ta-re Hs'rte zane day b77pm
This rotk qppea,s 70 Be eosesd By 1859; u 50.
14777 From Union City, by Fort Recovery, NJ CO,
doc, ana Celina, Oh 0. to 81. Msry's, Is miles
and back, once q week.
Lave Uaicn ty Thursday al IN
Is-ys - MuysFrfiay At JPN
Arrive ct L uion CITY aex: day hy7pm.
Prlpossi 70. two and tire 'ine, week service
l4-.s From Wabash. by Iake.on, 70 Wsrsaw, 50
mics ard hack, once a week
Leave Wabash Friday at ear
Arrive at " a sas same day by pm
Leave Warsaw saturday at 9 q m
Arrive at w ibssh cams day by m.
14779 From Upton, by Wndisn, Jerome, Xenis.
.nk SUMMARIZED, to WABASH. % miles tni
back, cnce . week.
Leave Upton FriAay at o a m
Arrive &C Wabash same day byTam
Leave Wabash Ssturda a:Sam
Arrive at Upton ssms dsyty7 pm
1880 From Whine Dac to Msdary.vile, 50 Mills
and back. once a week.
Leave Wionemac Friday at 2rm
Arrive st NJ dairy ssme dsyty9pI1
I,.sve MeasrysFi IL Friday At 8 am
Arrive at unemac same day by III
lI7sl From Hartfor City On the . ost dIect e,
to -rren, Is milrs ami back. once d week
Leave hartford CITY Saturday e. Dam
AIrivs at " arr.n ssm.day ~ IL m
Leave Warren Safer AZ al pn
Ar lst Hartf I'd Cry sane ity by pm.
lEs2 From Knox, by Piqua an Gin Msnnord. 70
Risg Stark ccup'y. Il MI and b.es, tsi:e
AMe-s.
Leave Knox Wedn' siay aud saturday at 6 IA IN
Ar.iv- at Rivsr S1mecays ~ II
Lave River Wein.slsy ami g.. u lay at III
Arrive At Knox sane days by IN.
Proposals for three times week service sys in
Wit d.
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE, AuctIon.er,

NALUtBLE BUILDING LOT ON PEsNsYL,-
vania ayPnue.--On FRIDAY afternoon, the 9th
Instdht, at O'Clock, on the premises, shah sell
part at Lot No. ,, Ia square No. l66, fronting 29I
feet nn Pennsy lvaHIa avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets west, running back one hundred and twenty
feet.
Terms: One third cash balance 10 sin and nine
months, with interest," secured by deed Of trust on
the premises.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
mar I'D Auctioneey.
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BY GREEN 4 SCOTT. Auetionssrs.

Two TWO-sTORY FRAME HOUSES AND
i LOTS at Auc' ion On FRIDAY, the 9Th inst.
we shall sell, in front Of the premises, NJ ~ O'Clock
p. hi. two good twoetory Frame Hou es, with brick
easements, containing six conveniently arranged
rooms each and tie loss on which they stand, be
iug part Of Lot No. 10, in Square l26. One lot
ani lStl streets west running back li3 fee, 10 10
feet alley, with tout feet alley between the houses,
for The convenience 81 each.
Tile indispuiable-
twelve months, for notes bearing int rest.
deed given and deed Of trust taken.
GREEN d SCOTT,
mar 3-eoihds Aueuonsers,
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NEBRASKA TgGRIrORY

(Fron, Ju'y l, 1856, to Jacc 50, 1852
1900 From n. braska Ci'y By EeEeview and Omaha
City TO Fort Calhoun, - miles and back, once
auesk
Bidder wilt state dRtsnce and PROPOSE schedule
OF departures and arrivals.
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New York Stock Market.

NEW foRx, March s.-Stooks are frm.
Money is easy. Sales at the frst board OF
Louisiana SIS, ssi; Virginia 6's, 90; Ohio
Trust s1i Missouri SIS, 94t; Cleveland and
PittSburg Railroad, 40; Erie Railroad. ISs
Cumberland, "a Reading, 7et; Canton, "a;
New York Central, e4k.
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Ely J. c. MCGUIRE, Auc,ion..r

ny -. u mcG UlRE, Auctionssr.
{ HOICE OLD WINES, LIQUORS, STOCK q
~ FiNturrs 81 a COnfeC ,oBery Establs hmd nt &c
On FRIDAY morning, March 9Th. at 10 O'CLOCK, 81
me COniecu0nary store of J. H. Eberbach, ON Penn.
sylvIhia avenue, between 2lst and 22d sts I shall
SELL
Glass Cases, Counters, Drawers
Shelving, Bar Counters, Oyster Boxes
Candy Jars, Bottles, Scales and Weights, &c.
ALSO, 4 QUANTITY OF
Madeira, Sherry and Rhine Wines Of very periot
quality, which has been in bottles some ten
years.
A small lot OF Candi-s Prunes, Raj ihs, Olive oil
Pickles, Preserves. Nuls &c.
Terms: $40 aud under cash; over that ssm
or ait Of 90 and 80 days, for satisfactorily endor
notes, bearing interest
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
maI6-d Auctoneer.
Q]-phs above Sale e. posfpoued
un;I "wednesday MORNING, March ia, same
hour and pls &C.
WI. RrPP, Trustees.
mar I'd JAS. MCGUIRE, Auc.r.
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Boarding.

DOARDING.-siI o. eish, eenteel boarders
ID by the month, week or day, can be accomni0
dated nt Mrs. DEMENT'S, No. 255 D st., opposite
the Metropolitan OH mar 9-3ws
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Wants,

~ ANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH,
" and iron in private family Good reference
required. Apply al No 32s North I street, corner
Of 10Th mar q
4 MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WANTS A STU
"A alton cook, or cook, washer aud iroRer ia
small family, wBo can be well recommended
Drop a note at this Office for 80 8"
mar 7-3t-
NVERSEER AND FARM HANDS WANTED
~ 4 wish 10 hire AL OYersecr or Foreman On ny
farm in Fairfax county. mnn with wife and no
children would be preferred.
also wish 10 hire two good hands. None need
apply unless they come well reconm>nded
Address ne either At Washington City, or Avon
dale, Fairfax CO., Va. -
mar 81 FRANCIS \ DiChENS.
NN NNTED-TWENTY-F GOOD VEST sns
w part Makers. Noae need apply except those
who are competent hands Constsnt WON gwen
WALL & STEPHENS,
Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10Th STE.
mar e-6t
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BARRED.

On the Sth instant, BY the Rev. Father BOYLE, Mr..
SAMUEL T. DRCRY {, Miss KATE B. SCOTT,
all NJ this place.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

INSTRUCTIONS.
Form Of proposal whe~e no Chang. fo,n adcsriisc
ment /, contemplated by the bidder.
], -, Of, county of -, State
OF =, propose TO convey The mails OH route
No. -, from - To aqreeably
TO the advertisement of the Postmaster General!
dated February 10, 1855, aud by the following mode
OF convey ance, viz:
tor the annual sum OF dollars.
This proposal is made with full knowledge of tho
distance of the route, the weight OF the mail TO be
carried, and all other particulars il reference the
route and service, and also after full examination of
the instructions and requirement. attached TO tie adj
VertlSement.
Dated
(Signcdl
Form of 4 Gudrn,iee.
The Undersigned, residing at State Of
-, under axe that, if the foregoing bid for car.
Tying the mail on route No. be accepted by
the Postmaster General. the bidder shall, prior 10
the LIST day OF July, 1856, or as thereafter as
may be, enter into the required obligation to per
form the service proposed, with good and sufficient
suretles.
This we do with full knowledge of the ohliga-
tons and liabilities assumed by guarantors under
the 9th section of the &C, OF Congress Of July =,
Dated.
tsisned BY two guarantors)
Form Of u Certificate.
The undersigned, postmaster of -, State OF
-, cerifies, under his oath Of office, that be
them 10 he men OF property, add able to make good
thei guarantee.
Dated
tSigned)
The sufficiency OF guarantor; on proposals may
be certified by Judge Of court Of record and by
posmaNers.
Conditions TO be incorporated the contracx 10 gs
extent the Department may deem proper
]. Seven minutes are allowed to each intermcdi
ate Office when not otherwise specified for asserting
the mails; but on railroad and steamboat route
there is to be more delay than ID sufficient for 80
exchange of the mail bags.
z. On routes where the mode of CONVEYANCE admits
Of it, the special agents of the Department. al.f
post office blanks, mail bags locks and keys are o.
BE- conveyed without extra charge.
z. No pay will be made for trips not performed
and for each Of such omissions Satisfactorily ex
planned three times the pay Of the trip may t<
deducted. For arrivals far behind time as 10 bresl
connection with depending mails, nd not sufaci. nty
excused Onefourth Of the com penss ton fur the trt
Is subject to forfeiture Deduction may also be or
dered for q grade Of Performance inferior to tina,
specif ed In the contract For Repeated dsinuuenciss
Of the kind herein specified, enlarged penalties PRO
portoned to the nature thereof and the importance
Of the mail, may BE- made.
T. For leaving behind or throwing OF the mail. O,
any portion Of them for the sdmiss!oa Of pssssngsrs
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New York Markets. .

NEW York, Msreh s Cotton 10 Unclaimed
with moderate demand at previous rates.
Flour is upward, and the market firm s.Iss
't 5000 bbls. Of good Ohio at 1915 q So rs.
southern is firm; sales Of 1000 bbIs. Wheat
is unchanged, with a limited bushes. Corn
,s upward and firm; sales Of 81, 900 bushels of
western mixed as. Pork 10 upward and
firm; sales Of old mess at SI4a5. R..s ;. M
changed. with a moderate demand A n,.x;an.
rates Lard is upward and firm Whi.ky-
Sd les Of Ohio ut irregular prices 81 s3IIc'
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A LARGE Lot OF FDAx SEED just received
n and for sale by
sAML BACON CO.,
febi5-lm Corner Seventh g. aad Pa. ave.
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New York xarksts-A,ssrroon x..,,,v

NEW York, March s.-cotton-Ths u,rt.,
is upward and firm; sales Of 1000 bales Ne.
orleans middling at 81. Flour supward and
hrn; sales of Tcoo bbls. Good Ohio q, So 2.
ss.''' Southern 10 firm. Sales of 1850 bbl,.
"hoat Is upwarl and firm. Corn is down.
ward and prices are trIfs lower: sales OF
1000 bushels. Western mixed at % 1874 cts
rofk-prices are trias higher; sales of Goo
oois. Ola Mess 81 Is; New Mes, a, sI5sa
Beef is upward and dsu. Lard Is finn cit,
an upward tendency. Rice Is upv.-d ana
urn; sales of 400 tierces, at 4;is 90. wti.lv
is unsettled sales at 3lias2c per gallon. Rio
Coffee is higher--salss at Q,aIIe. Sugar, Ar.
arr'. Linsesd Oh is 6rmer-salss At sossIo
spirits Of TurpentiEe are firmsr-sslss a, All.
he Crude 10 firm at 81. Com non Rosip 4,
steady at I.62al65.
Stocks are heavy. Money is easy. Indiana
's at sac; Missouri IS at 94I; Penn. Coal
TO, les; Cumberland. 81; Erie 49,: cley.
ia'd nd To'sdo Railroad -
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Stone FOR TEE MONUMENT We had the
pleasure Of seeing the beautiful bic block
which the FIeemss5n's Of Arkansas are about
TO present TO the W ashington Monument Asso-
ciaIien. The design il one Of Cap. Brouga's
best-combinirg the classic with the more
modern style. At the top Of the block is the
mystic G inc!Osing IN eye. Then comes the
Inscription" The Grand Lodge Of the ancient
Ereemasons Of the State OF Arkansas. AID
glOrisR fratr;s OF PATHS Patria !" The follows
the desigr-tho insignia OF the retired states
man, the robe and slippers az the left; in the
middle a coffin, IN basSO relieve. with Wash
ingtOn's lame upon tho top; while near the
! middle hangs the Ias0n's apron, and from
.2der TIE coffin protrCds the handle of a sword
I'D the blade Ct a sythe enb,enatic Of the
farmer and warrior.
On the extreme left is seen the insignia of
masonry, the plumbe and line, square, com
pass, &c interpreted with foliage in grace
fal manner. Not understanding them, We
cannot appreciate these emblems very we'll
bat no eIplansdon is needed 10 tell us what
they mean.
The Sorkmanship would be creditabls to
any one, but when We say that il was done
under The diTse ion Of Mr. Rutherford, b. one
Of hiS apprentices, Vim. Dornin, il may be
considered as . token Of latent talent yet to
be developed.
We have spoken only OF those parts Of the
design that pleased as bes: to be apprecia' ed
II should be seen. The block is four feet long
and two feet wide, Of Massachusetts, maj bic,
aud can be seen for few days at A. Ruther-
tOrd's marble yari, on the avenue, nearly OPP
pcsite the National theatre.
THE WEArHER-The old saying is, that
when the spring COMES in like lamb il goes
cut like a lien, and TIee rsrsa We hardly
know what 10 say skou. the opening Of this
season. IL was not insrgurated with m Oh
roar. nor was il very theepish in its entree
but IL came as q gentsel, conservative, old
f-thioned spring should, vi due regard to
the health OF the Inhabitants Of this little
world, and With en- eye to saving ali the fruit
possible. Yes, spring is here The ladies are
preparing 10 meet her BY DOMINIC their sayef
garments, and the trees arc celebrating her
approach, (for proper sentiment on this sub
ject let our readers see their first compositions
at school.) and We have made great prepara-
tons for meeting the demand for more
room" in order TO insert the spring adVsrtise'
pspts.
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faltimore Msrxsts

BALTIMORE, March 9-Flor.-Hov,,,.,
is held at So, and offers Of $s.s7 A.. 80,
"heat-none was offered, il Is srm souios,,v
at yesferlay's prices. corn-ssles a, ss.sc,
for white; s6sS7 for yellow.
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For Salc and Rent.

EOR RENT-A PARLOR AND BEDROOMS
u Each nom is well furnished nj desirable
Terms moderate. Inquire the premises Nc
o37 Sewn zenith street, between F and G.
mar 9 2tE
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Know kothiugs Defeated at Kilvauiie.
MILWAUKEE,, March 8 AT the charter alec.
tion 10 this place the whole democratic ticket
vas elected. sam" got terrible thrashins.
). Cross, FOR Mayor, has !, 400 msiority.
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hen Arrival Of the Pacific

INV YORK. sarch ZIP .ol2M no tid;,r.
1s'e osea received Of the Paeiss, now ,v.,.
isf. wi regular
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Tor BENTON MODERATE TERMS n small
L furnished House on f street, between 9th anss
5;h streets. Apply 10 z. G. KENNEDY, 10th sr.
and Pa avenue. I'll
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"OUSE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR
4 sale, suitable for n ConfectiOner and Cake Ba-
kerry, or any other business on Pa avenue, between
ls;h and ? IN street. Apply on the premises.
mar 6-5is
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E'OR RENT-A NEW BRICK HOUSE on 18th
IL street. near NJ, containing eight roOnIs and
kitchen Rent SIS per month. Inquire at 4ls
NJ street, between 18th and l4th sts., OF
mar S-6i+ l.. RICHARDSON
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-That com
u m0diOus House, No. $50 II street; containing
eleven TOoms, with bath room, gas fixtures, &c
completely furnished in every particular is for re ut.
Apply to y. NJ. McGREGOR, Furniture Dealer, 9Th
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Form Of proposal whe-e chang. f. ON adrsriisc
ment /, contemplated Jy the bidder.
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THAMES AT re,ent nesting of tho Public
School Trustees, votes Of thanks were tendere
to SENATOR Cas- and Dawson, and to Hon. Mr.
Hamilton, for their efforts in behalf of Wash.
IL gsOn city
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BE QUIET BOYS LAST evening a number
of boys were arrested by the police for Ioi,er.
ing about tho Theatre and behaving in q dis
orderly manner. They were taken to the
guard house and their cases were being dis.
posed of whom we left the trial room. II will
probably prevent much confusion at that place
a.