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II OOMS ON PA. AVENUE TO LET.-Two
and 18th streets, Sam'l. Lewis Jeweiry Store
Will be let low to a permanent tenant. Would make
good office rooms. Apply to WIN. F. BAYLY
StatiOner. ian 70 ~
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NJ HON. EDWARD EVERETT WILL
VS oeiiver an address for the benefit Of the poor
ofGeoIgetovn, on MONDAY, March 18th, at the
Meth9dlst Episcopal Church, on Dunbsrton st., at
Tickets Sl to be had at the book and drug stores.
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GREAT SALE OF CARRiAGEs.

u - 3 100 .-F|-|- --r-If--.-.- - At COST.
The firm of Gardner & Plaoe having dissolved on
the 18th mstant, by mutual consent, to- AH7
close up their business We now offer for
sale, at cost, at their stand, No. SIS 18th
Five Buggies, four Rockaways, one -Four pas
sepger Phaeton. and two Express Wagons
All the above were made ofthe best and most tho.
rough seasoned lumber and built by skillful and ex
perfenoed workIpep. and wl be warfnted for twelve
months; satisfactory suarnntes being given with
every sale. 81 -, y 80 '' q 49,.
N. b. Current funds REQUIRED in every instance.
CHls. T. GARDNER son
ian % 2tsv6vs Successors to GaFdbeS h Place
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SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUao1V
Arrival Of the 60.

SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUno1T.
Arrival Of the Csn.d..
HALIFAX, March 10 The Row. r,.u 49,.
,S Ian from Liverpool on the 9TH uit.. r. BE-.
The steamer Edinburg arrived ON, on
The Derby Cabinet has been modined INV 100
Stanly, taking the Colonial Department n, n,
~er Lyiton having retired therefrom.
ne trial OF the conspirators AZ ainst Napoleon.
are are hao resulted In the conviction Of Orsini, Ru-
ao, ana Plerri, who have bern sentenced 10
ia Ian, and Conner TO penal servitude during his
The Danish Ministry had resigned.
IA is nothing later from China or from
tTHr M,xkrr.
Cotton--Sales of the weet .,,o,,,., a., o., M
odIes, ana all qualities had con.Ide,.hly "A
Ndhced- bfeadstuns Were quiet p,o~s.io,. "a
Seclihlng tendency. Consols e6Eso-
k" 1. nas generally advanced I'd, but Soma
circulars say IL has advanced a I'D " ''s
New Hampshire Election.
CONCORD, March s-The election for C,ov,r,o,
Legislature, &c, took place In this State today
The Concord returns, and those from Ns.h.,
Lebanon, Great Falls and Manchester indicxt.
he success Of the Republicans ia those place, by
increased maloritiey. Nine out Of the ten Rep
resentatlv's elected from Concord are r. % tbli-
cans The election passed OF quietly n FAR an
heard from, except at Manchester. where trouble
aIo p'n regard TO natuTalized citizens, and the
"alio'-boxes and voting lists were destroyed
lsEcoND DISPATCH
CONCORD, March q, II at nigh t-One hupd red
aha in ia towns have been heard from. HaiIe's
vote - ~; Gates vote 2O,oll. The Republicans.
have 10, and the Democrats ~ represent,tive.
thus Tar. In the Senate the Republican, bav.
atne, aud the DehocTats three memh~rS Ths
Council is entirely Republican.
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WATCH RETURNs.-The only OCCUPANTS Of the
cells last night were dodgers from abroad There
being no trial cases, the guard house was closed
at an early hour
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF writ of
1SI herie facias, under the lien law, issued from
the clerks office of the Circuit Court of the District
me directed will expose to public sale for CASH,
IN tr0nt q the Court House door of SAID county,
FRIDAY, the 2Sth Of March, 1853, at - o'clock M.
PENDANTS right. title claim, and interest in and to
the three 81 Frame Houses erected on Lot No. 8,
In reservation ID. on Mary land avenue, between "a
ana on streets, IN the city of Washington. ID c.,
seized and levied upon the property of James b.
Lokey, and will be sold to satisfy judicial No 20
to October term, 1857, In favor Of Smith Fowler.
m2 -dts Marshal for the District of CoiuInbia.
l wrlts of ferI fac:as issued from the Clerks OF
hce OF the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia
for the County of Washington and to me directed,
shat ex pose TO public sale for CASH. in front of the
Court -house door of said County on RIDA Y the
10Th day Of March, at u O'clock M. the following
described property. to wit: II defendants right,
parcel OF ground lying in Georg etown. in the Dis
trict OF Columbia. which included within the fol-
lowing metes and bounds, to wit: Beginning on the
south from the corner of Bridge street and ar
ket Space. and running thence west with the north
wall OF the two story brick houses the lot hereby
described and the line thereof extende ed 50 feet.
thence south and parallel with Market Space II
feet inches. more or less To point which will be
house extended west, then By SAID line reversed
east to Market Space at the southeast corner of
said house. and then north and the line of Mar
ket space II feet inches the place of hegInnng
which is the northeast corner Of SAID house togeth
er with all and singular the improvements thereon,
seized and levied upon as the property OF George
Nos. ssi as ard s35 to October term, 1855. in favor
of Joshua Hatcher and Nancy Hatcher, and Nos.
ls4, 1885, 1885, and s7 yudicials MAY term 1858, IN
favor OF Cline nd Dillon, Peter Dillon, BENJAMIN
j. d. HOOVER.
MP dts Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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IN 0O0 FEET OF OAK PLANK FOR
w ,UUU sale in lots to suit.
Apply to II. HI. DODGE,
No. 63 Water street,
m 1-eO6ts Georgetovn ID T.
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TOR SALE-On Reasonable Terms-One two
horse WAGON very substantially a NEjRR,
built and well Ironed; a first rate HAf&NtyS
CUTTER, made by Sinclair: one of &2@ts6
clair sleyer power working HAY PRESSES. Also
q beautiful lot of FANCY CANARIES, AMONGST
them some of the most fascinating songsters.
Inc above enumerated articles can be seen at my
warehouse, immediately on the Canal, on Market
Space. west Of tn, Market House.
m8-M, TWAS r. ROIJCHER
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

A CARD.-A large and comfortable Room with
4 ~ n, wafer and gas, for rent. Inquire of WALL
> IEpHEN Ms d CO., No. S22 Pa. av.. between 9th
o"u lVth MS m 10 ST
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TEoYE's ADM col ection o oriental pic.
lures continues on exhibition at 500 Ninth street
we Iegret that want of space to-day compels rs
to defer more extended notice of these beauti mi
L..
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GEORGETOWN ADvERrIsEHTs.

TREY. DIR. SUNDERLAND WILL prs.ch
Is Ia the Bridge street. Lecture Room, George
own, THIS EVENING, at half past o'clock.
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IhE REALLY ENJOYABLE FAIR Of the ladies OF
-. Panls Luthern Church is to be continued tbi,
week, at Odd Fellows Hall Withers,s hand
will furnish fine music, as usual
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DOUBTLESS the most superb collection Of mar
BILE statuary, alabaster vases, Parian figures, and
bronze statuettes, &c, &c, ever ex bted in this
city is that now being opened at Crouch's Hall,
corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh At
and which was imported by Tive well known
dealers, Signor Vito VIII sons This magpih.
cent stock Is to be sold at auction on Thursday
evening, by J. c. Mcclure
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manner as to let II increase to be applied to the
purposes OF the church at some future day. After
some slight amendment, the report was adopted
The report OF the committee on the Tract So
elety was here taken up, where it had been
dropped yesterday, and, on motion, was adopted
Il ne committee on the National Macazi ne m I'd.
their report, which was As follows: -
Whereas the National Magazine is not self
supporting, and whereas its substitution list is
decreasing, and In the multitude of our periodi-
calls II does not seem to meet any want of the
church, therefore
Rssolrsd, That we recommend to the book
agents and the book committee to discontinue il
Adopted.
Rev Mr.. Morgan here introduced a resolution
authorizing the Board Of M hangers of the Preac h.
efs A'd Society TO pay the expenses It's commits
slonefs lad incurred in the distribution Of the
funds Adopted. -
On motion, Rev. A. Gririth. who had been
transferred to the supeTannuated list Of preac hers
was restored to his supernumerary relation
Rev Mr. Nadal moved that the Rev Mr. Gin
PengcT be granted a location; granted
The Conference then took up the port of the
CoEnmltee In the Dickinson College and dis
.ussea us resolution requesting the Conference
TO assume pro rata share of the debt of : i CIU
now hanging over that institution ar some
length, and nnally, upon taking a vote of the
Conference as TO its adoption, IL was lost.
The remainder Of the report of IN. s,id cam
mitl-e then read and adopted pnsnimou.T,,
The report Of the Committee on the Seam.1;
Bethel was taken up next, and was acconpaoied
VIII series o. resolutions sitting forth its vali-
cTeasing the general interest as TO its prosperitv
the formation Of Saaman's Friend Society Ia
Baltimore, well the erection Of a suitable
place Of worship for seamen. r..s
The report was discussed and adopted as n
whole
The Rev. Bishop Baker here appeared in Con-
Terence and occupied seat on the left of the
Chair
The Secretary here read an exhibit of the az
i<irs OF the Nv York Book Concern, showing a
large increase Of it's sales during the past year
On this subject the Conference was addressed
at some length 10y Rev. DR. Porter one Of the
agents Of the Concern = -
Rev Jno. A. Gere, agent OF the tract interests
OF the fyo Conferences, presented a synoptical
report OF bis doings during th. past year. which
Rev Mr. Myers, from the committee on me.
moirs, here asked leave 10 make his re port which
was granted. aud the report read by the Sec
Rotary: One in relation 10 the late Rev Job
Guest, who died Sept. ~, 1857. was adopted as
was also one in relation To the late Rev JDo r
Leth-rberry, who died April 8, 1872
Rev y b Morgan presented a memoir of
Rev Bishop Beverly Waugh, ID. D., who died
Feb. y, ls5s, aged 90 years, The memoir was
Tesd amid deep silence. At its close the Chair
made some appropriate remarks in rsia ION to
the memoir.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT.-Three
large. handsome ROOMS and one single
CHAM Der to rent at No. 452 18Th street, between
RI n
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POLICE REPoRTs,-The officers Of the CITY
Police reported to the Chief Of Police eighty
four cases which came into their hands during
the week ending Saturday, the 5th inst as fol.
lows:
First Ward, seven cases; Second Ward ca
ses; Third Ward, % cases: Fourth Ward 10
cases; Fife Ward, 10 cases. Sixth Ward, II cases
Seventh Ward, . cases; total 81
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MINNESOTA CURRENCY.

a great effor: is being made in New York
and Chicago to depreciatc the Minnesota
currency. 1t; is aided by some Of the
St: Paul bankers, and one Of the papers,
There is also an attempt to foist on to the
people, in lieu of a sound currency, shin
plasters, in the shape Of st. Paul City Scrip,
endorsed by certain bankers. Ramsey
County orders, the most worthless in the
State, it is also said, are TO be doctored up
in the same manner. What do the people
know about these banks? What is to pre-
vent their bursting up at any time they
choose? Again, why IRE not Minnesota
Railroad Bonds equally as good as her other
bonds? She is equally bound to pay them;
the amount is not large, and they are secured
by the Railroads; in addition. Connected
with this attempt. there is . general howl
about the prospects OF the State. The peo-
pie are to be taxed to death, their farms sold,
every body in debt, emigrants are warned
against coming hero, and all kinds Of hum
bugs and bugbcars brought in, and the st.
Paul MINI sotian is, as usual, the loudest in
the howl. There is no accounting for some
persons yagaries, but We think that We have,
bit ito case, or come very near it.
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TIE NEWS. !

The reception Of Douglas in New Orleans
was most splendid affair, the papers say
the greatest that was ever known in that city.
The New Orleans Delta, nominates him fol
the Presidency in 1860.
Gen. Walkers Nicaragua cmigrants arc
departing for that country in small squads
some Of these are prevented by Govern.
ment from going. Another project for the
settlement of Sonoaa and Chihuahua is go
ing forward, also. Many persons are en-
gagged in it.
The British officers have apologized fol
boarding the American steamer Washing.
ton, in the Gulf of Mexico. Said they only
made a friendly visit.
They are still working at the Atlantic
Telegraph cable. See operations described
in the arcicle from the London Times. =,
The Pacific Railroad is taken up in Con
gress with considerable vigor. The south
crn route is most; talked Of The central is
considered impracticable. fla southern
route is adopted, it will naturally follow tina
a second and northern route will, also b
adopted. 80.
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LuxvR1Es FOR THE HoL1DAYs. Francis
Ives, Esq, at the Lower Levee, has = lot Of
as fine apples as ever grew, eand just the
article. for making mince pies and apple
dumplinggs' to luxuriate upon during Christ
mas and New Years, lie has also . few
barrels IF the pure, unauthorized juice Of
the apple, which is most excellent article
for seasoning the pics. We can also rec!
commend it as one Of the most harmless
beverages manufactured: and one may par
take oft with perfect safety. He is sci.
ling at wholesale Or retail, give him q call
and try and judge for yourself not take
our word for it. lie has also few boxes
Of those fine raisins left, which come in play
about those days Of mince pies and plum
buildings. 4 ! 4sa5s ISL s,., L $50. N.
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State OF Minnesota,
District Court, 5th; District. .t{#I5
CoodAue, county. ~ - EEi.'gs -
William ". Sweeney, plaintiff, .fs- &Gsf
m. against - Summons
Nehemiah v. Bennett, defcndant.) ,fs
To Nehemiah V. Bennett, the above
named defendant. =, ~, L,,..:--...
/ You arc hereby summoned and required tc
answer the complaint,in this action. which has
been filed in the Office Of the Clerk of this
Court, at the city of Red Wing, County o
Goodhaue, and;to serve sateopy of,your. answer to
the said complaint upon the subscribers at thci,
Office in the City of Red Wing, within twenty
days after the service hereof upon you, exclu-
sive Of the day of such service
And if you fail toanswer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid the Plaintiff will take
judgement against you for the sum Of three
hundred and fifty dollars, with interest at tho
rate of fifteen per cent, per anEum. from and
after the 22d day of October: AID 1856, be-
sides tho costs ofstlis action.
Dated, Rcd Wing, December Eth, 1853.
SANDFORD & IVES,
3l25w6 l. 4 J 4 i Plaintiff - ATTORNEYS
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MINNEsOrA CUisIENCY.

Over million Of dollars Of Minnesota
currency is in the Auditors hands a
waiting the deposit of acceptable Sc
curitics, to be issued to the Several
banks which have recently been orga.
nized under the, law. A general feel.
ing of Indignation is felt at the recent
attempts which have been made ny
the, Mi,enesotiu,, and its ally Of the
New York Tribune, to Keep this cur.
rcncy locked up, by industriously dc.
prcciating the credit Of Minnesota
stocks. Recent events point strongly
to the probability that the Minnesota
State aid bonds viii rank high as fl.
vorites in the Eastern market. The
people may he assured that nothing
will be left undone by the railroad
companies to give a substantial stand.
ing to these bonds and rs an earnest
Of their faith, we believe it is intended
by tho Minnesota and Pacific Colnpa:
ny, to provide in advance for the pay.
nicnt Of tho first two years interest on
the bonds. - 80 ~, ~ 'A..
Surely the arllor with which the
companies have psreecuted- their II,
bors-. the substantial value they have
given to the improvements which arc
to enter into the securities of the State,
and this prompt provision contingencies
10 far ahead, should meet with some
other return, at least from Minneso-
tians, than a laborio,fs attempt to cast
suspicion upon tl'cx integrity, and de-
preeiate their erdeasors 10 promote
the interests of the community. But
how, above all, can any one, having
the interests OF Minnesota ut heart, as
sail the foundation of its currency by
sn.mises drawn from nothing but the
miscellaneous malignity. of their; inven-
tori, and interpose to check the opera
ton oftho Banking system ofthe State,
by needlessly prejudging the motives
Of the men who control the credit Of
the State bonds. Tot NJ. ej Rgaai1 ~.
We repeat here what we have said
before, that if our State and railroad
bonds are Of good standing in New
York, they willy 10 accepted by the
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Raiiseal Denas Signed BY ,hsst aossrnoi
N, md Delivered to the Company. i:

B Yesterday the Minncsoi, and Pacific
Railroad Nmpany received from the Gov
esnor foqE thousand dollars o Minnesota Is
(State raufoad bonds.) Our reaAsrs should
bear in mind that this is the Company who
carried their case to the Supreme Court. We
are happy to state that matters have been
fully adjusted between the Governor and the
Company, and that there is desire on his
part that our railroad interests should be
pushed forward with the greatest cxpedi.
|tiOn.-Snint PIuJ Times
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SENATE COMMITTEES.

The fist Outstanding committees, as adopt
ed, is as follows: ,,s.,.
On Foreign Relations--Mason, Douglas,
Slidell Polk, Crittenden, Seward and Foote.
On Finance-Hunter, Pierce, Gwinn,
Bright, Hammond, Fesscnden, Cameron:
On Commercially, Benjamin., Bigler,
Reid, Allen, sRamli7! a|:isl SKI 10 1@ae1t 81
On Military Afairs--Day;s. Fitzpatrick,
johnson, Fes~enden, Broderick, Wilson,
King. ''@
On Naval Affairs--Afallory, Thompson,
Slidell, Allen, Hammond, Bell. f'
On Jddiciary.---Wa Clingman, Pugh,
Benjamin Green, Collamer, Trumbull.
On, Post Office and Post 'Roads-Yu lee
Bigler, Gwjnn, Pierce, Ward, Hale, Dixon
On Public lands--Stuart johnson, Pugh
Chandler, johnson, Of Tenn, Foster, Har.
Ian. ,haa1
On Private land claims--Benjanin, Polk,
Shields, Thompson. 81 SAY l-' 5iaoT, ,I24i'
On Library Pearce, Bayard, Fesscnden
On. Indian Affairs--Sebastian, Fitch, Bell
Aus tin, Doolittle. CT,
On Pensions-Jones Thompson OF N. j,
Clay Bates, Thompson Of KY, Foster and
King. .Hof4
On Revolutionary claimsa-S Shields, Bates
Crittenden. Wilson, Durlec. b5fa, aa
or claims-Ivsrson, Mallory, Ward, SIM:
mons, Clark: ~ 2 ss's 49, ~ II -
On the District Of Columbus Brown, Ma.
son, johnson Of Tenn. Wilson, Yulee. - r.
On Patents and Patent fice-Reid, ---
johnson, of Tenn, Simmons, Trumbull,
On Public Buildings and Grounds-Bright
Davis, Douglas, Kennedy, Clark. H. Ja,:,,a'
On Territories-Green, Douglas. Sebas.
tan, Jones, Collamer, Wade. u i's'.
On the Contingent Expenses ofthe Senate
Wright, johnson, of Tenn, Dixon. iooil7,
On Printing Fitch, Cameron, ,Clingman.
Mr.; Clinsgmau declined to serve and the
Vice President will appoint another member
in his place. ~ .''5 =,
q. On EInsrro'ssed Bills Wright, Bigler, Har
On Enrolled gBi'ls--Jones, Brown, am;
Doolittle.i@ l@si2Faitta''t e7t5} .f,lns
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MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULr having been m ado 81 tho nav
- m mt Of the sum Of seven bundred and
sixty eight dollars. and eiohtv- i've centsl s7ss.
IS, which. isnow claimed 70, he dnc Il the
date Of this notice mon = carto;n IL.
livored bv tSeq f and
county ofDakota' Terr;torv ~ N;nnesotn to
"A. Atkinson of olson Moroon Crnntv State
of GEORGIA. dated tho AIN Jayn 4mr;i "A 1 n
1877 and $4,000 u ~; ~ 10y -
Az 1877 at o,o,on,t w. Nun - ~ ~ oap ~
tia Reg;ster " n floo 80 a ~ Lo oiun 4 ~
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Congressional Legislation for Minnesota

5aiio=
1885 l,fsl va ls,a DECEMBER, 18th. 3,
.:4,..-.a BILLS INTRODUCED. al .,
MI. Rice. in pursuance Of previous notice
asked AMI Obtained leave 70 introduce the
following bills; which were read twice by
their titles, and ordered to lie on the table
until the committees are formed e5IiH
, Abill Is. No. 460) to authorize the ies.
Enlistment of a northern Pacific mail route
, A bill S. No. 46l } 70: the construc.
ton Of wagon road from Fort Abercro,mbie
on the Red River of the North, to Seattle
on Puget sound in the Territory of Wash
ington; and
A bill Is. No ass. )authorizing the Secreta
ry Of War to pay tire expenses Of Captain
James Sankey's band Of volunteers, incur
red by order Of the Governor of Minneso
ia. e9aT5 n.;o I'd . ,jga& osIt - .es.;,-. eff!
fis7 H. NOTICE OF "A BILL. .,..vr,;.. n.
MIR. Rice gave notice of his intention t.
ask leave to introduce bill extending t.
Minnesota the provisions Of the swamp lane
act. 4@''
,.on motion Of Mr.. Clay, the Senate thsr
7 adjourned. .:;iaa 70
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1.-THE HAKERs.

The Baker family i suq 9 this place on
Monday evening,to asrdkded house. They
are regular Yankeessasd their songs are o.
that order; New England al overs low at.
tempts at wit and 10 sentiment; SING ex.
ceeding'y we'll, though with a style and
taste much resembling the celebrated negro
'ninstrelsy, but not quito so much in place
10 those who were partial to their style il
was Sdoabassss exceedingly amusing. The,
are indeed very clever fellows, and very OK
cellent musicians.