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Spring Of 1859 3

III - S4%6 %
have received, and now offzr for salo very
desirable stock Of Gents. and Boys Clothing and
Furn shiny Goods The stock l. large and Of Su-
perior quality Customers will do well 10 call
soon aud make their selections. My stock OF
Furnishing Goods consists Of Shirts, Plain aud
Fancy. Also checked and Hickory Shirts, Linen
and Cotton Drawers Hosiery, W0olen, Cotton
and Silk Undershrls, Cravats Ties, Stocks.
Boots and shoes
Trunks ami Carpet Sacks, Umbrellas and Walk
ing Canes, Cloves and Pocket Hand ,erchiefs.
oAKFORD'S BEST MoLEsKlN HATS.
Also, a large stock Of Summer and Soft Rats,
various styles aud prices
The above articles will be sold as low as by any
other house. To punelual men on the usual
time. Cash buyers will hud il 10 heir interest
10 call aud examine the stock aud prices
THOMAS MeCULLoCH.
April 10, '57-2m.
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BY Express!

WOULD respectfully announce 70 nv
friends aud patrons iliat am now receiving and
opening the ~
LARGEST, FINEST AND BEST
se'eei-d stock ofspring aud summer Boots and
Sloes l have ever offered in this amaSket--con.
sisnng Of every saiiciy and eize Of Gonts Ia,
dies Miss g and Ci.ildreus Shoes Of every col
or and size, Also large aud well sclecteiI a..
sertnient Of Mems Boys and Chldrens' lIals--
sG Of The latest and most approved styles, To-
witch direct the attention Of the public b. fora
purchasing, IS heel confident my good ana
prices wei give entire satisiaciiou. Aiilask h
an examination Of lhem Call and see for your.
selves Respectfully,
Aprii 3, ls57,lms ID. SMITH.
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PURE CATABA BRANDY,
One chsk ppr, Pmndy Cor sale by
THOMAS g. BROTHER,
BEAuuIFuL BUILp1Na LOIS:

Every no y cau HAYES chance 10 buy q valuable
lot IN tie heat 81 the town. snd where The busi.
ness must Inevitably go. hey are situated on
Third uid CoTmeicr Streets, aud no such a
rlance for b RYAN wi be Off rod seon agan
Don't 70 get that the sie Will be at public auction
on Saturcey llth Of April.
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REMEMBER
TIE CHEAP CASH
CLOTHING STORE
ON PUBIC soc IRE;
Next door TO r. S, Moore & Co.

The Increasing pat ronege and gensrsl saiisfyr.
lion of our customers convince MS, that our sys-
tenn Of business Il good Que, viz; s3,'.f \,
",SnaN Isrofis ard Qnick Sales.
& Our store having heea enlarged, the ktcek IL
necessarily increased We havr 81 sprestLi a
very large and No. 4 selection OF Saripg AMI
summer Clothing, Hats, Caps, Shoes ffenks,
enu Gems furulshiag goods on hand, which viii
be sold very low Tor cash. lsaac Lyons viii be
At his post from mora,ng Till night. ~ show
goojs TO cnstopi-fs. Respectable,
p, PLoSSER q co.
N. Wphevs large lot Of cigars on tbnd.
Ind for sale ~ retail dead, RS aud wholesale smJ.
kers, by t',e lot or by thousands.
Apbf3 is 7.T Na
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CLARKsvILLE, ApriI Ssh. ISL.

:
Gentlemen, of the young mems ORA
matte Association: GAINESVILLE, Tennes-
see
The undersigned citizens of GAINESVILLE
and vicinity, having had great pleasure in
your representation of "Venice Preserved, =
and DESTROYS of securing repetition OF
said pleasure, respectfully request you to
reproduce it at some early day suited to
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-We have the
particulars of the sale Of Land by Smith
& Seat, on Friday last. This property is
on the Nashville Turnpike, about one mile
and half from the Cooperation line We
give the quantity of land in each lot, and
the price per aone viz;
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-10

THIS property was purohased 10 months
since, for 81, $50.
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e5- We are pleased to see that not a
few democrats, in Virginia, are candidates
for the Legislature on the ayowed issue Of
a fair distribution of the public lands; and
where no democrat runs on that question,
he finds, most usually, an American, or a
Wing in opposition, as the friend of that
measure, In the Congressional Districts,
too, this question is raised and the hack
neyedhumbuggers of the democratic party,
Of the Old Dominion, are trembling with
apprehension, lest the sceptre shall be
wrested from their foul grasp. "Gizzard
foot-el o-shin" Wise, it appears, is about
to array himself against that measure,
though he once warmly advocated it. But
that was before he was born again, and
with eyes that saw the loaves and fishes at
the disposal of democracy. The friends
Of distribution are, however, in fine spirits
and speak confidently of success.
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BEREA GRIND STONES.

Two ton Of this celebrated SlOne, jnft rs eelEed
from the Gus v. AMI for sale low, BY
N0RThINGToN 4 VAUGHAN
MAIsh21, 81
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pREcKENRIpGE COAL OIL.
-JoHNsoN's PANCAKE TOBACCO.

5 Boxes Paue TX chewing 'ohacco, thu finest
chewing tobacco extani, for sale by
THOMAS g. BROTHER,
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essr The papers are still specializing
about the cause of the disease peculiar to
the National Hotel, Washington; but we
see no necessity for inven'ing theories to
fit the case, when the cause is SO palpable.
The hotel was crowded with locofoco Office
seekers, and breathing each others breath
was about equal to inhaling the fire damp
the more decent being the greatest suf-
fercrs. The man who could stand that
atmosphere couldn't be anything but a
locofoco,
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rGy- How would it do for the friends. Of
our Railroad to get up a petition to Con-
gress, for donation of lands to aid in its
construction? We have as much right to
such gift as Iowa or any other State, and
the county and corporation might be re-
licyed of a heavy burden by such an act
of simple justice Alabama got large
appropriation, for similar purpose, by
Offering it as an amendment to another
bill, and why may not we obtain the same
favor? Alabama is opposed to distribu-
ton, on constitutional grounds, yet some
of its representatives had sense enough to
laugh at the foolish abstraction, and to de.
mand share of the common property, sc
corruptly applied to foster the growth Of
democratic abolitionism, and to cripple the
growth and prosperity of the South.
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HOES, HOES!

We " sh 10 cslIabs special elicnilcn Of Plap-
t,rs ~ eoiefs 10 large lot e NE beet .'ast
Steel Hogs ever brought 10 his market, lpst Ie-
cell ed and made expressly 10 order, which We
of; = Tor le very iow. We are also fsgnlsfly
receiving nd i;ions 10 DOR sleek which comprise
many an teles ,d,pied pprtruiafl 90 The fprng
trade. NoRTHihl rJN s. VAUGHAN.
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JAS. LEE, jr. sec'y.
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Large lot Of
CLOTHS AND oAssIMEREs,

Also good "a Of Hetvy Goods Of all kind,
which we respectfully invite our old customers
to buy, aud many more as feel disposed to look
10 their own interests
$. A. FRASER g. BRO. .
April 10. ls57.G
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PERSONAL.

Gee. Com n. G Perry and 1t Perry, 4 : *
Hon. L 5. Bocock and Hon u Kidwell. of Va
are at Browns
800 Capt Walker, L. s. N; Il. Butler Kino
ex-M C. from Georgia; Colonel Huyer, u. 5. A;
Capt {. T.. Long, u. :. N; Hon J. b. Bowdisb'
of VT, l. Kearny, u. 5. NJ; Com, Armstrong. n
:. NJ, and Stephen ID. Dillaye, Esq >, of NY,
are at Willards'.
80. Bayard Taylor, writing from London saws
that Thackeray will illustrate his new novel hi m
self as he did his ''Newcomes'' TAYLOR heard
Dickens read his "Christmas Carol" for the benp-
ft of the Douglass Jerrold fund and saws his rem
dering Of the dialogue was wonderfully fine: in
the narrative parts Il had 4 smack of the stage
and tendency 10 shrillnesss at the end of every
phrase, which mad n curious effect. Dickens is
now in his forty fifth year. and time is beginning
TO tell upon his exubeIant locks, hut his eve has
all its keenness ana sparkle.
80. Yesterday, convention was TO have been
held in Brunswick, Ga, TO nominate the Hon
Mr.. Seward for reelection to Congress. He was
beaten for the regular nomination by Mr. Golden,
his competitor for it-Mr. S mslority over him
being very large. IL appears TO be understood.
we regret to have to write. that he will run a
stump against the regular Democratic candidate
The fact that this convention is being held looks
as though the impression is correct When Mr.
Seward shall have been some time longer i'm the
Democratic party, he will discover thar that sort
of thing VIII never answer
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

A PLEASURE PARTY AND PIC NC, under
the auspices OF the Young Catho-
nc Hend Socety of Washington lx4kS-Sf.sS
VIII he held within the limits of CSYESisASsA
Georgetown College Grounds. the use nI whIcn ma
been kindly granted for the occasion. on MONDAY,
August 81, 1885,, cor. should the weather prove in
ar o clock a. m. and closing at SUM- down,
Cards Of admission, * cents Children updar 70
wears of age, 10 cents. -
Mr.. Vanderwerken. with his usual li!persl,,y bs g
agreed to convey passengers during The entire ay t
and from the College Gate al the usual fare OF SIX
cents.
For the convenience Of those residing in The North
ern part Of the city Coach will leave the Northern
Liherts Market every hour Ter O'Clock direct Cor
the College Grounds.
Water Ices, Ice Cream, Confect onery, and Re
lreshnients will he furnished By Mr.. Poientn, and
served al city prices.
WIther's peror Band has been engaged for he
OCCASION.
The strctest order will he preserved and as the
entire profits Of the day lnclud ng the amount re-
celved M the Tefreshment tables. will 20 To the
Charity 1und OF our SOcIety. much dep-es Sc A.
We earnestly appeal to the liberalIty al the public
Tickets can bc procured from any member OF The
Committee, and at the entrance oil The College
Grounds.
COMMITTEE Of AryaHs.5Hsnts
=. Jones, w. A. Kennedy, X MahoTney,
Rcd; H. Clarke. +. McNerhany, Geo. Harvey,
inc. c. Brent, J. Chapman, H.A. Clarke,
I,C.Fitzpatrick, Geo. Savage, VI. Renahan,
+. Gallant, p McHenry, r J. Queen.
John r. King, n. Phean, Hugh Oonohoo
" 21-eO4t
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The IHtelligsHcsr argues with zeal and abil-
ity against the practice of making every petty
office, clerical position, &c, elective by the
people. and shows that its prevalence is fruitful
of defalcatiOns, petty usurpations, confusion.
and the decentralization of politics Its words
On this subject are wisely and fifty spoken.
The Union to-day continues its discussion of
the Kansas question.
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EVENING STAR.
WAsHIH TON CITY:
WEDNESDAY, %, 1881.

tp~ The importance and great length of the
Council proceedings published in yesterdays
Star, crowded out much other interesting
copy" prepared for the days issue. Among
that laid over was our full report of the trial of
the individuals charged with participation in
the Fourth Ward riots in this city, on the first
Monday in June last, which the reader will
find in its proper place in to-day's Star.
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IMPORTANT TO HOUsEKEEPERs.

I IMPORTANT TO UOCSEKEEPERS
CHARLES =. FOWLER & CO., IMPORTERS
OF CHINA, CLASS, AND QUEENswARE, have S4y1
just received from Liverpool, by the Bazaar ~
and John Clark, superior lot of China and e -
t9ueensware, which, III addition to their EA
usual stock. makes every department IN their line
complete. We name IN part the following:
Ornamented anu PLAIN French China Dinner Sets
Ornamented and Plain French CHINA Tea Sets and
H. tached pieces of all kinds
Colored and White English Dinner and Tea Sets,
of all sizes
variety of C0l0red and White English Toilet
Sets. and detached pieces
Cut, Engraved, Moulded, and Plain q glassware
Eng Ish and American Cutlery, Of the best class
Wilcox s lmproy ell Knife Cleaner
water Coolers, a superior article
4 rthur Sell, sealing Cans and Jars
Glass and G C. Jelly Jars, of all sizes
simpsons Patent Ice Pitchers, Plated and Bri-
iannla
Arstln's Patent Ice Cream Freezers, Walters
Table Mats, Wire DISH Covers, all sizes.
With many other articles suitable for the season.
Store 5ol, Odd Fellows Hall,
~ E-eolw 9TH street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NCiTEE & D'UNGER'S
METR0POLITAN CONC EFT SALOON
Next door 10 the Star Ofiiceh
Triumphant success Of the Star Company headed by
DICK WATKINS.
the renowned Comic Singer.
THIS EVENIN @, and every Evening during the
Week, will appear
MISS AMELIA FISHER,
the plee sing and fascinating Danseuse and Vocalist
The charming Songstress ard Teri sIchorean Artist
MAD'LLE LOUISE BURGER,
assisted by the accomplished
LA PETITE ELIZA.
Il q o " " O T.. I.H,
in his unrlvalied Jig.
J. r. THOMAS,
the much admired Ballad Singer,
Prof. ROESNER will preside M the Piano
Mons. kEYSER, ViolInIst in 2otf
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

For other" For Rent and SALE" notices Is, PAGE.
FOR RENT.-A new BRICK HOUSE, contain
ing SIX rooms neatly furnished. with a large lot
OF ground, situated on 18th street. between u and 4
streets Island. To punctua tenant the terms will
he moderate. Apply az Mrs. SHEA'S, No. So 18th
street, between and streets. Island. jy % 81
FOR RENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE on
\, between 18th and 18th streets. iy 2S-3t+
/ ARGE AND PLEASANT ROOMS FOR
L RENT.-MRS. JANE TAYLOR, No. III Sd
street, two doors north of Penn. avenue has seve-
RAJ pleasant ROOMS sutuahA for families or sin
gle gentlemen, which she will rent on moderate
terms II applied Tor by LIST August. jy 27-eoSt'
FOR RENT-The two comfortable and convent
l. ent BRICK HOUSES on Fayette street adj
joining the Convent ARE now undergoing complete
PAIR, and Will he for rent the 4th OF August. The
Houses are very desirable, particularly TO parents
having Children 10 educate. Apply to JOHN l..
kIDW ELL. High street. Georgetown. iy1-
DOR SAlE.-Will he sold a Barsain-Three n, w
L and We'll arranged three-stoTy BUILDINGS,
situated on the corner of 9th and VI streets.
Terms: One fifth, cash: the residue PAYABLE in
quarterly instruments ranging from three months TO
three years.
Inquire OLA. GLADMON on the premises. jy q At
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By JAMES G. MCGUIRE, AucfInnaer.
= vi Ill, AM nESIP pU l. NJ ID n t,sp n

NAL MD DESIRABLE MARKET FARM
t-NEAR THE CITY AT pCHrIC Ar1rIoN-Gln wID-
HhSDAh July 9Lh. AZ O'Clock. at the Auction
Rooms. shall sell small and desirable Farm on
the Marlborough road. distant a!.ouf three M leS
from The city. IL contains - good land pa
10 wood and part cleared, aad under oeen crop
of vegetables.
The improvement consists Of n small iwpll,ng
honse variety OF Young fr,iIi trees, and ahund
ance ol water on the place. In possesses some
beautiiul building sites which overlook the city.
Persons desiroUs If examining The isrm can be d
rected ly lnqulrIny Of Mr.. Brown az the Ansoostta
Bridge.
Terms One half cash. the residue IN one and two
years with interest secured by deed Of trust on IN
premises. JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
NZG-8 AuctiOneer.
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BOARDING.

SEVERAL PLEASANT ROOMS, suitable for
gentlene and families, with Without Boa RI,
furnished UNFINISHED pleasantly located on Penn
avenue, No. Ssl, between Ila and 81 h SITS.
Also, few single gentleman can be accommodate ed
with BOARD. Terms moderate. in z7-eo3;.
ROARDING.-Mrs. BATES, at the corner of
- Pennsy lvanIa avenue and 9th street, having had
her house entirely renovated and its accOmmoda-
lions greatly Increased, Is now prepared Ia accom-
modate a larger number of permanent and transient
boarders. Her location ~ the most central IN RE
city, and. As rearranged ard improved her house is
now second to no other boarding house IN Washing
ton. Boarders by the month, week, or day, NAV
rely on receiving every attention. Terms moderate
Table bOarders also taken. lie 23-tf
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Nv A. GREEN Anctlnneer

ENEO IUh SAIE OF FKAME HOUSE
day oi August, we shall SELL IN front of the premI-
ses, nj 8 q clock M, cool two-story and cellar
Frame House and Lot, belonging to the estate OF
the late Christian II. Weber, decea sed. being the
west hall OF Lot No. I, square ga fronting 9 feet
on the north side of south q, between 9Th and ri
streets east, next To the residence of the Rev A
IA. Marks, running back C2 feet "a inches 10 a WIDE
alley, with the improvements, which are good two
and hack buI'ding. ''
Terms: One third cash lalaBce IN 6 and Il
months; the purchaser 10 give Eoies for the defer
red payments. hearing interest from day Of sale.
deed gwen and 4 decd of trust taken. Al con-
veyance AT the cost ol the purchaser.
bbiHTqE1A POINTS, Trustees.
IN ed A I,EN A..
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PHILLTP ARTH. Trustees.
~ 29-d A. GREEN Amer
BY &c. MCGUIRE, Auctoneer.
HNRl SEEE,S SAI-E OF EH z ~ L q,

,, BY &c McGIIRE, Auctloneer.
TIKI STEE'S SALE OF THREE FRAME
Il HoUSES AND IoTS on the Island, on q street
south between 7th and 9Th streets west.
By virtue oi two deeds Of trust duly executed and
recorded, the subscriber will sell on MONDAY me
10Th DAY Of August, lSj7, at O'clock o. In. on the
pTeinIs2s, parts 81 Lots Nos. ? 5, and = IA SquaI
No. Al the whole fronting ~ feet inches un q
street south, between eth and ~ west by
ieet inches deep. with the improvements. winch
consist of three well aud SulJsiaui lali, lut Two
story Frame DIV cling houses
The above property as clIgIby situated and rapidly
enhancing IN value. The several houses with The
ground a2perfaImng 10 each wall ne sold separately
ami offer rare opportunity To persons desiring a
residence. oT To- invest.
Terms One-thIrd, cash and The balance IN Xix
and twelve months for notes hearing interest secured
upon the property: and a complied with !u slx
day after the sale the trustee reserves the rg ht -
resell at he risk Snd expense of the purchaser upon
one week notice.
CHAS. =. WAlLACH. Trustee
~ l8-aaw6ds J. &. MCGUIRE. Auci.
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AUCTION SALES
TO-DAY d TO EfORROW NORWJD

TO-DAY j TO NORROW MORNING.,
b. BoNTZ & CuOIBS, Auo,soueers
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE EFFECTs ,,
Il FURNITURE STORE -BN virtue s,f A deei -,
Trust duly executed. &O-. shall cell ON TIL RS
DAY. the Jth instant. ~ clock g. M an the IN =
tire stock IN trade of Ezra Lease NJ 81 qth street
near Pennsy lVanIa avenue consisting IN mart Of
Mahogany and Sprine-seat Ctairs anr Safss
Bureaus. WaTdToles, aslIstands
Bedsteads, Mattresses, Tables, Looking Glasses
Toilet Sets, Dlvans, OUNCES, Alarm chairs
Cane and woods Chars, Plated Forks
PILLOWS and Bolsters, China, Glass, and Crockery
Ware
Together with every article IA the store, too nrmer-
ons 70 mention
Terms: All sums of under SSo. cash over thar
amount credit Of s. and 50 DAYS, secured hy
satisfactorily endorsed. bearing interest.
r. =. JACKSON, Trustee.
BONTZ & COOMBS.
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BY c. w. BOTELER, Anctioneer.

Dy Z. w. BUTLER, AnctIoneer.
DEREMPTORE SALE or A LARGE STOCK
Il OF MEN AND Boys CLorHING.-On THURS
DAY EVENING, July SDth, at "a O'clock Ispd
continuing every eyenln NJ thereafter until the whole
stock rs disposed OFF she'll SELL at the extensive
clothing House. No. SD Penn. avenue, between eth
anu !"th streets. one door east of Iron Hail. large
stock Of Men and Bows Summer, Fall. and w inter
CiothIng and Furn shing Goods generally.
Sale positive. Terms cash.
jy S-tf q. w. BOTELER, Acct.
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GONG OFF AT COST.-As the season has ad-
~ var ced we will sell our remaining stock I-
of REF ATORS at cost.
Oar stock of II RNITI RI and HOUSE @2
hEEPiNG GOODS ii very large, and -
McGREGOR & CO..
S-eoNw No. so 7lh street.
4 HAVE JUST RECEIVED, direct from PARIS
II cases OF kcNei aud Gold aEd " bite aud Gold
PAPER HANG1NGS, of the latest ana richest De :
Signs.
Those persons IN want OF Paper hangngs would
do well To call and examine NV stock before mr.
cnaslhg elsewhere as am confident that can please
them both IN quality and IN price.
PapeT put up IA the best manner. and in AL cases
guaranteed. JOHN AIEXANDER
iy q-ltaw3w
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Nv A. GREEN. Auc,iopeer-

Nv a. GREEN. Auctioneer.
VEGETABLE STA NDS IN THE NEW
y Market HORSE AT AUCTloS.-On THURS
ia the 18th instant shall sell. commencing n l.
CLOCK M, al the Stands IN the Market house.
IN fhe city of Washington, erected sou;h of the old
Centre Market.
Persons from the country and dealers IN produce
are respectfully invited to the sale.
Terms cash.
By order of the Mayor. A.GREEN,
via AuctIoneer
BY J. c. Mcguire, Auctioneer
EXCELLENT FURNITURE ANDHOTSE-
- HOLD EFFECTS AT PUBLIC SALOON THURS
DAY MORNING. Juls Snth, AT 10 O'Clock, at the
residence Of j. III. Drury. Esq. ~ the corner of
north |. street and Vermont avenue. i shall sell his
Furniture and Household Effects, consisting part
Superior toned Piannforte, with Music-Stoo and
Stand
Mahogany Spring seat Lounges, Ottomsns, and
Mahogany: Card, Centre, and Sofa Tables
Brussels. Threc-ply, and Ingram Carpets
Mating. OIlcloth, Rugs
Mabnzany SIdeboard, superior Psyche Glass
Severai hne OH Pa ntIngs and other works of art.
among which Is a very nne llfe-slZe cast of
- Canova' Venus. Mantel Ornaments
Mahogany French ard other Bedsteads
Do Dressing Bureaus, Washstsnds
. DO Wardrobes, Toilet Sets
Superior Feather Beds
HAIR ard Husk Mattresses
Blankets, Counierpanes, Boosters and Pillows
China. Glass and Cookery Ware
looking. Parlor, and Chamber Stoves
IOGether with general assortment of Kitchen
Utensils.
Terms S25 ard under. cash: over thar sum n
credit Of 90 and 30 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
I'D JAS. c. Mcguire. Auctionaer.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY Indian Bu-
rcau has received dispatches from Governor
Stevens. They cover a copy of all the claims
Oh the citizens Of the Territory, amount
ing to an aggregate of some s2II, OOO,) for
Indian depredations during the existence of
the Indian war in that Territory all Of which,
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The LATE CAPTAIN HENRY, L. S. N, whose
very recent death, at York, Pa, we mentioned
yesterday, was in Washington up to ten or
twelve days ago, awaiting the trial of his appeal
from the action in his case Of the late Naval
Retiring Board Having been attacked with a
severe diarrhea, he went to York, Pa. where it
terminated in his death.
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GNAS FINTIRES.
~ We nave just received r good assortment of
La tlAII RES, such as Chandeliers, Brackets
Pendants, Globes, &c,
Gas III III Nc introduced in Stores, Dwellings
ana Public Buildings 10y competent workmen al low
rates. Please give us call.
~ .lllLER & CUNNINGHAM
No. 2iS Pa, av., bet. 18th and 18th sts south SIDE
Nv ll-lm o'
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we presume, will be duly laid before Congress.
the only tribunal that can authorize their lioui-
datiOn. The heaviest and most numerous of
these claims come from the counties Of Walls
Walla, Skamania, King and Pierce which were
at one time,in possession of the hostiles