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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-19

II +. HYDl. is now receiving lafve ana
IL. general sa...,rs.,.. q Fall and winter
goods. all Of which have been selected Wilh
care. and are all new. and Of the latest styles
and patterns. The following comprises
portion of the stock -,
An wool De Lain., printed and s"iia
coor-)
ntset and e,lcred French Menno, 50
Black and celored Apacaf-,
PLAID camlei,
Black Chaliy.
n,ek Toured and colorcd dress silks.
kno,tcd silk Bettha-,
SIX Fringe and Lace Coz trimming
Naiered ialoon
Chenriie cord
sax Bonnei-, --latest Pari-enn style-)
PAIN and eolored English straw Bonneis,
straw Gipsics, aud misses Flats,
Flower. aud .9fjg., On great yaueiy)
Bridal sreaihs and head dresses,
NeEe,t bracelets and fur Cults,
ladies' Cloaks and Manti!las, (cloih AID
velvet
I.adies cloth fer Gioaks,
BLACK. blue. pink, cherry, and printed Tab
by velvet,
Printed flann. Tor children.
Bla.k clasiics and silk Belts and belt ribbons,
ionnci ribbons,
Insiring DO
Satin Do
Slk Embroidered SNi.. Robes,
Embroidered Muslin skirts,
Plain and plaid kiss Muslin,
Berlin Cord,
~ilk Illusion,
Blond Lace,
Thread Edeiag,
Jacouet Do
sNs~ %
Inserting DO
Worked collars tiaconet and Swiss
DO Bands,
Linen Cambria Handkerchief, eheme4 and
stitched and embroidered
tor.ci-,
ga-s cloth,
Hoop skirts,
Ladies' Md gloves and h,aun'lcis,
Mems Buck and pogskiu DO Do
Ladies black aik, Meriuo and cotton hose
M.s,e. merlnD hose,
Chiidrcn's Wool DO
rhcneiile Scah.,
Wool DO
Net wool Polkas and Talma-,
Do kigoleils.
STAPLE GOODS.
Black Cadet, Oxford and Brown Satinets,
Black and fancy Cassimer-,
Tweeds, Jeans, and fulied cloth,
Gold medal Jeans,
Georgia aud Kentucky kefscys and Plains,
Plain and plad l..nsey,
White, Rcd, yellow, aud ''rc,d Fllnuels,
Wcttc, Brown aud State cotton 3"
Brown LoNels,
II. Shaattutfa and SNtfttuVa
White and colpred Furniture bimty,
Blankets, White, Red, Green, Blue and
Gray,
Bslal,'Ma Blankets,
Red DO
Prints. IA lafue assortfurntl
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NOTICE.

'IllE legal business cstrnstcd to the care Of
/ Barrett 4 llill and j W. lIarrtt, has been
transferred to X. r. Haynes, Esq. shall be
absent from the State for several months.
J NJ UinRiT
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Aston House,

MILAN STREET, SHREVEPORT a.,
4 ISrON & BRAnFlELD propr,tof-
\ General stage office for
Marshal. Jefferson Henderson,
Carkay.le, Washington, TYLER,
Rusk. Mansfield, Na,chtoches,
Alexandria, Mindcn, Monroe,
And all intermediate places. ms y.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-19

carriage and Harness Depository.
Marshall, Tetas.
WE are now receiving large
<s3hSr and .p.cuJIl lol 81 fancy cor
2RxsK> uages. bugaIe-, With .ad "'ia-
o8t tops. sakies, harness g., ~hi,h We pro-
pose to sell cheap.
You v,H Gnd lhis establishment al J. L
Bell a Co.'S Mammoth livery stable on ihc
Naf,h side of iia pablie square. 100
j. Il BILL. 4 co.
Nay %, 81. N"-1'
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Sundrics.

Toilet Powder. Tooth Soap, shaving DO
romade, Cologne, Balm of thousand Flowers,
Papicr, Maehe lioNf-, Cahas, Combs ll1lr
brushes sewing Birds, Money Belts, Tooth
Brushes, Wax Beads, jet Bracelets, Bead
\rc.larrs. Violin ~lfnps
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Boots nnd shoes.

MEMS and Boys calf and kip Boots,
Brogans,
Youth and Chilireu's shoes and boots,
Women's Calf, KIP, and Seal liootecs,
Ladies' Is I'd and lasting CATERS,
Slippers aud Iiu-kins,
Misse, and Chorou'- CATERS,
Ladies Turkish Toilet Slippers,
NUDbui os,sa~es~.
CLO. .WNG,
Mems and Boys,
Otorcoats, Frock DO
Pants aud Vests,
Shirts aud Collars.
Indershifts and Drawers.
Mems and BOYS Hats and Cups,
SILK Cashmere and Wool Hats,
Cloth, Velvet and Plush Caps
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STAPLE GOODS.


Irish Linen,
Danask Table cloths,
DO Napkins,
Brown Holland Crash, Sc.
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RACK AND JOB FRIN rIsa i.

sllE proprietor ~ TIE nj
PUBLICAN would ~ peciiully
inform the public that he J..
now prepared - execute all
manner of Bmk and i b
Printing IN a s,y lc not ip De
excelled by any establish
menl in The country lie
ha. on baud a large lot OF
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Mattresses ..'0r Sale.

Marches al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-26
EIED,

On the goth Instant, JAMES BUCHANAN,
only SON OF John G. and the late MahaIa Ann
Ofutt, aged months and IL days
feace 10 thy sIumbers, darling, yield thee to
the tomb,
Thou has: LEFT world CT so.rovs In tby morn.
ing's lovely bloom;
My heart Is sad and lonely, but | know tina, bliss
Yes thou art happy, dear one, and mus, not
repine
n this city, on the seth instant, IN hope Of q
onssiul Immortality, AUGUSTA MATILDA
HlNE aged 70 years, consCrt Of G.. NJ Hines
and dsughte OF Benjamin Bohre: ESQ uNons
kneW hef out to love her-nGne named her but to
praise.p
The funeral will take place from Union Chap.
clock p m
On the 25lh instant, MIS-. ANN MARTIN,
upwards OF ~ years OF age
The friends Of the family are respectf,}lv In
Sited to attend her funeral at her late residence
NO. 32 Ninth street, Friday morning, Il nine
O'Clock.
AT his late residence, corner Of New yersev ave.
nue. and Il street, on the morning of the 96tb an
slant, after a long Illness which he bare with No
tience and chris rian resignation, SAMUEI
WATTS, In the ed year OF his age He died IN
the hrm belief Of blessed Immortality bsyord
tae grave He LEFT wife and two small chill
den to m urn his loss.
His funeral VIII take place at O'Clock. from
the Second COlOred Baptist Church His f-iends
and acqu.intsnces are iavited to attend.
On the 18th instant, in the Glst year OF his age,
JOSEPH WsLCH SO'
On tine 25.h instant, MARION pURsELL.
Infant son OF ELOs. Il. ana NJ. Cornell. Haven.
ner.
On the 95th instant, Of Group, after few DAYS,
illness, aged Is III Jnths and & DAYS, Lucy ~.
ONS, daug liter OF Mary Frances and William
Stone, Jr
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MARSEAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF wit Of
Iva neri facias, issued from the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court for the county Of Washington,
In the District OF Columbia, and 10 ne dire ted,
sheil expo>e to public sale, for cash, on FRI
DAY, the 9Th day OF February, 1857, commenc-
Ing AZ 10 O'clock m, at the store room OF Fran
els Y Mayor, on Pennsylvania avenue, between
3D. and n streets, south side, the following goods
and chatteis, ia pant, to wit One servant Wo-
man "slave FOR Efe,'' Bedstea ds, Fed and
Bedding; l Wardrobe; Tables; l Washstand;
l Clocs: Bureau and Locking Glass; G Pitchers
maps; oil Carpet; ~ Chairs; Settee; lot Of
Books; lot OF Crockeryware; Kitchen Utensils;
lot OF Reg listers; VentilatOrs; Copper Tea Ket-
ties; SGrcepans; Furnace; New and Old Stoves;
Iron Pots; Boilers; Sitter; Coal HCds; Shovels
Castings; Coffee Koas:ers, Dripping Pans; Chat
Ing Dishes; Ice Cream Moulds; Japan Boxes
Patent Balance; Iron Chest; w alter z osets
Washstand Basins Shower Baths Cocks for
Bath Tubs, ana lot OF Counters, shelves, &c,
seized ard :evied upon es the Goods and Chattel5
Of Francis \. Naylor, ard will be sold TO satisfy
Judicial No ], TO October term, 1856
J. ID. HOOVER,
Marshal fol the District OF Columbia.
feb l7-dts
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ByJAs. c. Mc6 UIKE, Auctioneer.


GRAND SALE OF BASBEE sTiTUA.
~ ~ and Pariaa Staiuettes, Fancy AFti
cles, &c.-Sig Vito Wit Il Sons grand sale OF
classical offsets of Art tae products of the SIND
los OF Italy, Sill take place on FRIDAY MORN
ING, February ~, at 10 O'Clock, On the second
hoor OF our Auction Rooms, where these beauti-
fui works If art will he arranged for exhibition,
and may be examined the day previous TO the
sale In the assortment will bc found
superb Greaian Crns, Of Sienna marble
EIruTian Vases, with relieves, for mantels
Richly carved POM eli Urns, OF elaborate design
Baccante Tszzas, for cards, &c
superb miniature copy II Powers 6reck Slave
the hrst piece Of the size ever imported, and
the product OF the chisel Of Pisanf
Psyche and Pandora, two beautiful Parisn figures
hlso, the Circassian, Charity ard Prudence,
Innocence, hinna and Brenda, Helen ( = Ioy,
Gentle Shepherd, &c
superb Tcte-a-Tet- and Hanging Vases
The above assortment IS well worthy OF the at
tention OF all lovers OF the fire arts and com crises
lar more mefltcrious goods than have heTetr fore
been cffeGt TO the public.
1t is hoped that, owing to tic Intended depar-
ture FOR Italy OF Messrs. Vito VIII Il Sons, ana
tsuTs Will hot let slip this opportunity Of purchas-
Ing articles Of Il classical character
Terms cash. JAS. e. MCGUIRE.
lep i3-d Auctioneer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-26

THs INAUGURAL PROCESSION BEAUTIFUL
ORNAMENTS On every hand the notes of
preparation are heard for the grand and i'm
posing ceremonies of the 4th Of March. The
civic and military display promises to be on
scale Of magnifcence unrivalled by anything
of the kind which has ever preceded 1t Two
of the most beautiful and attractive features
of the procession will undoubtedly be the Lib
erty Pole and the full. rugged Ship, which,
under the direction and supervision Of the
gallant Rainbow, have been gotten up with
50 much skill and taste by the patriotic me.
chsnics at the Navy Yard, and which, as en-.
blems of national unity and power, have been
In the published programme Of the Chief Mar
shall
The starry emblem of the free-a splendid
Flag, thirty feet in length-will hoat from The
summit of the Liberty Pole, at a height of
seventy feet and the car supporting it be-
sides. being handsomely fsstooned with fags.
evergreen and flowers, will be embellished
with various figures and devices, emblem attic
OF Wisdom, Justice, Peace, War, Mechanism
the Fine Arts, Commerce, Agriculture, Civil.
cation, and the Aborigine, the whole sur.
mounted with glowing representation of the
Genius OF America On one of the panels of
this magnificent car-that adorned with the
hsuTe OF Mechanism-will be emblazoned the
truthful and noble sentiment of the President
elect, that Labor is the foundation of the
wealth Of every country" The whole viii
constitute the most beautiful and majestic
ornament ever seen in a procession at the ma.
tlonal metropolis. The paintings on this
splendid car were executed by our artistic
friend Lamb, formerly scene painter at the
National Theatre
Ut the miniature ship We may not speak, as
most Of our readers saw and admired 1t in the
recent public demonstration in honor of the
election of Buchanan and Breckenridge But
we may remark that, having been thoroughly
rehtted in armament and rigging, and her
bull improved by the addition of a new cut
water and stern, thus presenting, in every
part, the graceful appearance of Ship of war,
she will not only excite the admiration of the
masses, but win the praises of nautical con-
nosseurs
These two ornaments 50 creditabie to the
patriotic zeal and mechanical skill of oar
navy yard friends, will add much to the
granduer and enthusiasm of the inaugural
display. They are peculiarly appropriate
In great national ceremony, representing,
as they do, the civil and naval power
OF the country, while the army will be fully
represented on the same occasion by the citi-
zen sOldiery and the flying artillery from Fort
McHenry,
Each of those triumphs of mechanical ge-
MUS will be drawn by six beautiful horses,
richly caparisoned, and furnished by Wander
Werken, IN whose vocabulary thsro is no such
word as fail
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Trouble In Kansas.

OF Louis, Feb. 25.-The jefferson City cor.
.esPOnaent OF the Democrat learns that pas.
'Is eIs from Kansas give accounts Of a din.
eul,y between Gov. Gssry and Mr.. Sherrod,
So;n, ~ Tut OF the refusal Of the former 10 sp-
pm. .ne latter sheriff, and as desired by the
ton. su iatsi ternins
q onerrOd s,owed the purpose of killing
Geary, and meeting the Governor IN ~. .tr..,
spit IN MS face, which Geary did not r.ssst
SUI T ms ,,Snus got I'D an indignsti ton meeting
Sherrod and others attempted 10 in,.r,nr, n !.
meeting, and in the sffrsy Sherrod ,hot N,
Sheppard, oue of Geary's friends, four tir..
and wounded two others, and Mr. Jones ~.
Governors secretary, shot Sherrod throagb
the head, killing him instantly.
Great excitement prevailed at Lecomptop
and general fight was anticipated that ieht
Geary's residence was guarded by United
s. ates troops.
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MARRIED.,

In Baltimore, on the I7th instant az the resi-
oence q Cesar A. CAN'T, Esq by the Rev
r ather FOLEY, GEORGE B. SIMPSON,. Of ore
goa Territory, to Mis- LOUISA JANE PREUSS.
OF Washington city, ID e.
On toe 2ith instant, by tie Rev G. d Cum-
MINIS, WILLIAM A. MAURY to BETTE 81 ,
Navy.
In fnlisdelphla, on the l9.h instant, by the
Rev Er Odenheimer, JOHN F,TCHETT
OF Milton, Del to MARIE LOUISE, only sur
living daugh er Of the late Col. Thos W. Duff
fed, q Philadelphia
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By WALL. BARNARD 4 ca .Annts

BY WALL, BARNARD CO ,Aucts
(NAmE ThES PASsING On MY PREM
~ ises, on the Sth December, 1856, enc red Bull
and one red Cow, and the same having been ad
Vertlsed by the undersigned three several times
and no owner having claimed the said property
this Is 10 give notice that | shah Cffei tie said
Bull ard Cow at public sac, on the 18th day Of
February, 1857, az two o'clC OK IN TO the high
est bidder, for cash, to satisfy the expenses at
tenhing the keeping, advertising, ana apprai,e-
ment, unless the owner or owners shall, before
that time, come forward, prove property and pay
the expenses.
sale to tase place al my premises, corner o. I'd
stree; west and street south.
JOHN + MILLS.
WALL, BARNARD & CO,
feb "a ct AuctIoneeys
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The ESTATE OF Dr.. BURDELL.-The co
tested estate Of DR. Burdell was again brought
up on Tuesday, in the Surrogste's Court New
York, for the purpose of giving Mrs Cunning
ham, alias Burdell, an opportunity to show
cause why letters of administration should
not be granted to VIM. Burdell, the brother
ct the murdered doctor. The parties not be-
ing quite ready, the case was postponed for
one week. At that time Mrs Cunningham
must be fully prepared to clearly prove her
marriage with the doctor, or surrender her
claims upon his estate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-26

JUsr RECEIVED, New York Ledger FOR March
z; March No. of Harpers', Godey's, Graham's,
MRS Stephens's, and London Illustrated News
with three beautiful colored prints. For sale
at Adamson's, Seventh street, opposite the
The New York LEDGER is out for next
week All the weekly literary papers can be
round at Shillington's. Also, the daily New
YORK papers received every evening, and for
sale Immediately after the train arrives from
the North /
HARPER NEW WEEKLY PAPER, No 9, for
next Saturday received and for sale at the
agency in this city-Shillipgton' bookstore.
Also. Harper's Magazine is out for March
Shillington has it. I
AMUSEMENT AND PROFIT CoNBrNED.-Stran-
gers arc informed that by buying dollar
DOCK OF Philbrick, he will give you a gold
Watcn, silver watch, gold watch chain gold
locket, gold pencil case, gold bracelet, mosaic,
cameo or Florentine breastpin and ear drops,
gold studs and sleeve buttons, gold pen and
pencil, fancy work box, reticule, parlor time
piece, or some other splendid present. Call
aud see what he will give you, at the Gift
Bookstore, under Dexter's Hotel.
INSTALLATION IN DISEASES OF THE LUNGS -
Drs. Hunter and Williams. Physicians for
Diseases of the Chest, No 52t North Charles
street, Baltimore, Md
The great success which has attended the
practice of Inhalation by DR.. Hunter and his
associates in treating every form of Pulmona-
~ diseases is now established beyond question
Or. Williams, associate Of the Baltimore
ONCE, may be consulted in Washington on III @
l2th and 29th of each month The next visit
will be on Saturday, the 18th instant.
=, Once ESQ Pennsylvania avenue, over Mrs.
Voss's Jewelry Store
IHE GREAT PRIZE PEN-The Washington
Medallion Pen, the only steel pen made in
America, and the best pen in the world.
SSnllington, Bookseller and StaLioner, corner
Four-and- a-haifstreet and Penn avenue, ia
the agent for the sale Of it in this city. 60
WATCH RErURNs.-C D. Goodrich, drunk.
paid costs; John Bowling nd Albert d 'Esta,
05structlng the street, dismissed Thomas
Mouly and Michael Daily, drunk, fined So
each and costs
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BY A. GREEN, Auetioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
GALE ORDER OF THE ORPHANS,
~ Court of the Personal Effects of John
b. Floyd, deceased, Mt Auction On SAT
URDAY, the 2S:h instant, 1 shall cell, at 8
O'Clock m, at my Auction Store, No. SIC corner
OF ID and 9TH streets, large and excellent assort-
IEent Of Clothing, Trunks, &c. viz:
ia dress and over Coats, very dne, some o. which
are new
IL pairs Pants, 2H Dozen Shirts, Urdercloth-
Ing, &c.
very euPe' Tor Revolving Pistol, one Of Colts
best, ana case complete
very superior Violin, case and lows compile
with large lot Of other articles, which we
dee m unnecessary to erumerate.
And Immediately after the sale Of the above
shall sell
10 very fine new Bedstegds
dozen new Chairs
s mahogany spring Chairs
10 new Bureaus; large lot Of sxceller: Car
pcts, &c.
Terms cash GREEN
leu Zo-o Auctioneer
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4TH OF MARCH

STRANGERS IN WASHINGTON ARE here
~ by Informed, that In anticipating Il cir a
wants On the Inauguration OF hon James
Buchanan, President Of the United States Ma
and the succeeding festivities in the honor Ak
OF that occasion, we have just received direct
from the importers, large and beautiful assort-
ment OF DESIRABLE GOODS, CONSISTING OF
all that Is new and desirable In our especial lire
which " i'll be made up at our uniformly low rates
at the shortest notice
To our customers who have so literally patro-
nlzed US, We return cur thanks, and saw that we
will be pleased 10 serve them as heretofore-gusr
anteeing entire satisfaction in all casss we
would call particular attention 10 our assortment
OF pESrlN6S, suitable Tor balls and parties, ali
OF the latest styles.
GRUBB Il LOSANO, Merchant Ta.Iors,
TED LOW 4S3 oth street. near avenue
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AUCTION EALEE.
ByJAs C. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer

BY JAS C. Mc6UIRE, AuctIoneer
VALUABLE TOP Wagon AND SUE
ricr Single Harness at Auction On
SATURDAY MORNING, February 18Th, at IL
o'c ock, In front Of the Auction Rooms, | shall
sell very superior top Wagoa, built by John K.
lawrence co New York, about one year ago,
by order Of gentleman OF tsis city
The wagon was ordered for private sale, and
The manufacturers announced 1t TO be the best con
structed in their establishment
Also, superior sett Of Single Harness made TO
order In Philadelphia, in the most thorough and
expensive manner
Terms cash. JAS. G.. MCGUIRE,
leO 2O-2t AunUnneSr
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NOTICE.
RAY WIFE, ELIZABETH DABNEY, AND
Nl myself having separated, and now living
separate and apart from each other under such
circumstances as exempt me from liability for
any debt which she may contr act, / deem IL
proper to give notice to the public at large, as
hereby do, that she is not authorized to contract
any debt on my account, or credit, and that will
not be responsible for, or pay any debt which she
may contract either In her own name or mine
CHISWELL DABNEY.
LYNcHBuRs, Va, February Ia, 1857
feb Is dim
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Average height of the Thermometer in the
mornings from Feb. Goth to 10Th, inclusive,
400 02f
Moons FIRST quarter, Monday, March 2, be.
tween II and III p. m
RtmarHs-Light showers 18th, Goth, 2lst,
and 18th; gentle rime frost 23i. b.
GEORGETOWN, Feb. 20, 1857.
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Filibusters Disappointed.

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-The steamer Tennes.
see sailed for California this afternoon. In
consequence Of orders from the owners, no
passengers were taken save those having tick
cts purchased direct from their own Office.
Many flibusters, having passage tickets pro-
cured elsewhere, were refused a passage,
which caused great excitement among them.
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n. 2. z II II r. i L
6LRN MARY, Fairfax co. feb 26- go,

FERUSTEE'S SiLE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
Il decree Of the Circuit Court for Prince Georges
county, setting as Court Of Equity, passed In
tie case OF JOHN =. Hoffman ana wife es Marv
T. hoffman and others, the undersigned as
TIu tee, Will expose to public sale at Betsy le.
near the premises, On THURSDAY, 18th March
at IL O'clt OK If fair. II not, the next fair 6ay
thereafter, pant Of tract parcel OF LAND cali
ed "Edmonston's Range" late the residence Of
mT John 4 Hoffman, cor tainipS forty acres
This property IL situated about half mile from
Beltsviiie, in healthy and elevated region Is
susceptible OF the highes. state OF improvement
admirsb bly, adapted to a fruit and market farm
and there is young Peach and Apple Orchard
therein
Fhe Improvements consist CT large CON-
mOdiOus FrameDwelling, with b.ick basement
recently built, and every necessary building, all
Of viii h are Ia complete repairs. There is
pump OF fine water "a the yard attached TO the
main dwelling.
The society in the eighborhocd is excellen;
and the situation presents many inducements for
Q most pleasant country residence for a gentleman
residing in Baltimore or Washington cities
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree are
One half CT the purchase money TO be paid in
cash on the day OF sale he tifcation there
Of by the Court, and the residue in 6. IL, ard 1S
months thereafter in equal instruments, TO be Sc
cured by the notes Of the purchaser with security
10 be approved by the Trustee, bearing Interest
from the day Of sale
On the payment Of the whole purchase money
with interest the Trustee is authorized by the de
cree TO convey the property to The purchaser in tie
simple N. @. STEPHEN,
feO IS -2awts Trustee.
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LIME-LiME-LInIE,

LEmE-LtME-EIn1
(NAN ALWAYS BE OBTAINED IN GUAM.
~ titles 10 suit ar the most rea soma ole terms
al the Washington Lime KIlns, No l. between
Upper and Lower Bridges, the most superior ar.
ticles OF
Fresh Wood Burnt Lime
Plasterer's Hair
Calcined Plaster
Cement
Orders l6ft Il Grub & Lossno, Merchant Tail
ors, No 4S3 s:h steeet, Washington, VIII De
punctually attended TO.
feb 4-e0tf WI COMFY Aco
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Later from Havana

New YORK, Feb. 26.-The steamship Blae K
Warrior, from Havana 2lst inst. A., hiss arrived
The reported decline in the New York sugar
market had caused an excitement among su-
gar spectators. The stock at Havana was
.O,o 900 boxes Exchanges had improved, and
freights were inactive.
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Arraigned for Murder

B0SToH, Feb. 24.-Charles L. Carter and
Edward Niece we're arrsigned in the supreme
court this forenoon for the murder of the war
den and deputy warden of the State prison.
they both entered the plea Of " not guilty"
Tns trial will probably take place at the Juno
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A CARD.
THE U. s. ASSISTANT MARSHALS FOR
IL the Inauguration 4th of March will be fur
nisned with every equipment complete, accord
ing to regulation as issued by the q. =. Marshal.
J. d. Hoover, Esq.
Also, the Assistant Marsha's under VIM. Sell
den, ESQ
6ehtlemen will please make as early applica-
ton as possible.
WALL Il STEPHENS,
feb 25-3 3k2 Pa. avenue.
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VICTOR PASsENAUD, Artist,
MO. 54 SEVENTH STREET, LADIES And
IN Gentemen's HAIR DRESSER, manufae tur
DEAUS. Ladies' Hair Dyed and sbampooned.
AZ Ladies' waited on ct their residence, at the
shortest notice. ... feb 24-.w&