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CHAS. =. W ALIACH Trusted,
pSSaw6ds J. c MCGUIRE Auct

MAkSHAL's SALE.-In virtue of three go
- Wits OF herl iacIas, issued from the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court of the District of Co
arn for the County of Washington, and to me
alrcc eu, shal expose to public sale, for CASH. m
front of the Court House door OF said county' on
r. ~ The 2ls day Of May 1853, at IL O'clock
deienda right title, claim, and interest n and TO
part o. Lot No. s. IN Square No. Sis, Inning al the
asst corner OF sald lot then west with eIg III
thence north ninety 1871 feet eleven nh
nches thence cas- eight fleet thence south with
the rear me OF SAID l.ot No. to beginning. Also
part OF l-nt No ?, IN Square No. 5l5 beginning Al
point on street % feet from the southeast corner
9l saa lot ana running west to sout heas Corner of
LOT No. thence north with the west line of Lot
no. ulne N-si& 1861 feet eleven uD inches then
east and parallel To line thirty -four (S4 feet the ce
south ninety SIX 1861 rect eleven .lD inches to be-
ginning together with all AMI ngular the Improve
ments thereon, IN the City of Washington D. c .
seized AND LEVIED upon as the property of Palm :
sims, aud will be sold to satsfr No. l52 Judioia TO
January term. 1853, In favor of Morris Tesker A.
Morris, and Nos. 2l2 and 2lS Judiciais TO Jsnuarr
term, 1858, IN favor of Nj iddet Beall, p, II ii
A. Hooe. ]. d. HOOVER MetshsI ~
aP<"'us OF the District of Columbia
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Br J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

PROVED kEsL EsrArE.-By virtue of a deco in
trust bearing date the 81 of April 1857 and recJTrd
scrlber VIII sell at PUBLIC sale, on FRIDAY, the Snh
uay oil prll, 1853 at O'Clock m. at the aucflon
SaEla avenue ana 10th street west, the whole of
square NJ" 81. fronting tS3 feet inch on each OF
sna 5th streets east, and Lot No. Ia, IN Square No
tx pntog 81 feet on LIST street east, between south
Is and Z streets, by loo ieet deep.
Terms OF sale One third cash and the ia lance IN
q 2and ID months for notes bearing Interest from
day OF sale secured BY deed in trust on the pToper
y; ana II not complied with IN five DAYS after the
SAFE the property Will be resold upon one weeks no.
tlcet al the risk ana expense of the purchaser
All conveyancIng al the expense of the purchaser
CHAS. =; MALLACH, Trustee.
ap S-<dWous J. & MEG ulRE, Auet
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mar l9eo&ds

IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until SATURDAY, May ], same hour and place, by
WALL 4 BARNARD,
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by WALL BARNARD, Aucticneers.

BY WALL BARNARD, Auctioneers
BUILDING LOTS ON CAPITOL. HILL At
u AUCTIoN.-On TUESDAY AFTEKNt,0S
mex, we will sell. In front Of the premises Lot No.
IN Square No. 1856, divided into two lots of N feet
g.. inches each, 5th street east between ID and
depth. 'o0' HUI III
The title to these lots is perfect, and this eaIe
n an tGPppTtGny to seGu[e good building lot
Terms: One third cash the residue in and 10
interest. '~ Oo-i inh
ap % WALL, RARNARD au,,.
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EURNITURE!-FURN URNI
TURE!m

!, NOW IN store the most complete assortment OF
CABISET FURNITURE ever offered tO0
the pnolc, embracing every article necessary W
70 furnish house from the kitchen to the at -
ttc. 10 winch cordially invite all who are in III
want OF Furniture to give Inc call, promising
Handsome ParlOr Suites, covered with RrocsteIle
comprising Ttte-a tete Sofas, 2 Arm Chairs
49, and ecepilnn Chairs,
Black Walnut aud Mahogany Parlor Suites in hair
cloth. ~
Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads.
walnut and Mahogany Marble top Bureaus In great
Walnut and Mahogany Marble top Washstands,
BACK w ainut w ardrobes, beautifully carved,
OAK, Walnut and Mahogauy Marble top Sideboards,
Oak. Walnut, Mahogany Marble-top Sideboard,,
Enclosed WsInut Commods and Parlor Desks,
sl75. ~ ''o'i COZ u
Mahogany, Walnut and Oak Extension Tables.
Mahogany and Walnut Marble top Centre Tables,
Mahogany, Walnut aud Iron Hat Racks
Walnut aud Mahogany Easy Chairs IN hair, cloth.
ana leather, Wa nut md Mahogany Rockers
walnut and Mahogany Parlor Chars, Oak and
walnut Dining and Office Chairs, hand some
and Rock ere, OF every style and price Child
49, Ten's hIg h and low Chairs OF every kind,
fuckers celebrated Spring -rlat Beds Gilt frame
and other Looking Glasses, Tete-a- Sofas
Lounge Bedsteads and other Lounges, Iron
Redsteals and Iron Washstands Feather Reds
HAIR and Husk Mattresses. Common Bureau,
WardrObes and Washstands, Bedsteads Ssloon
Tab es, Washsinks, TOweI Racks, Washstands.
and Cradles. Walnut and Mahogany Bookcsses.
Piano stools. TruEd,e Bedsteads, Settee era,
dies, Campstools.
AGENTS for Grover & Baser's celebrated Sewing
Machines. C.. w. BOTELER
No. SIS, Iron Hall, Pa avenue,
: 2awfw between 9th and an
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CLYMOUNT PAVILION.
u Wv SUMNER RESORT,
IN EFRIGERAToRSS, IcE PITcHERs, WA

Parsons Universal Stone ar X refrigerator, with
Waterways Patent Neutnator attached, fl
conceded by all who have used them TO be
decidedly tue best Refrigerator known. E4I
simpsons Patent Ice Pitchers, E*H
Water Coolers, &c. 49,
Also an hand, large stock % Cabinet Furniture
and Housekeeping Articles generally,
CIV. BOfELER
General House Furnishing Ware Rooms.
sp2-eo4w Iron Hall
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NOTICE TO REDITORS.-Iua ccoTospoe
I with deed IN trust from WIN DOW LING, of
georgetown. ID. C.. ated March I'D, lsSs, and duly
recorded Ia IIber j. A. =. No. $50, fD!Ios l. 4 4
and l. hereby notify all persons claiming under the
Provisions of said DEED, To hle their respective
rooms, Washington, ID. c., or before June let,
IeS; otherwise they may be excluded from any ben
eht IN the distribution.
l2-2aN6ws THO FISHER
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BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

pUBLIC SAL B, authority of dec of tru,t
from David A. Hall and his wi e. ds, ed the Iatb
CT March. 1856 recorded in Liber J. A. =, No. lis
1Ol9 ~ shall sell at auction To the highest bidder
on FRIDAY, the I4th Of Nav next between tho
hours OF and O'Clock the afternoon on the pre-
nses, Lot No. 8. In Square No. 1885, in the CITY of
Terms: One third of the purchas. money in cash
ana the residue at and II months from the day of
sale, Tor which the purchaser notes will he taken
with interest secured by deed oftrust on the lot
Deeds al the purcha5e rs cost the terms sre not
complied with within three days from the day of sale
the lot will be resold, on five DAYS public notice M
the TAX and cost Of the defanting purchaser
ap % -eotds A. GREEN Auct
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FiREBoARD PRINTs AND WINDOW
nGe and beautiful collection Of FRENCH
FlBEBOARD PATTERNS, containing some
hanasoIne PAINTED and Autographed Landscape
fatterns, Also, o good assortment Of the latest
yes Of Ood Baod. and common WINDOW
sdADES. Every description of Window shhde on
A few choice coored ENGRAVINGssn LITH-
OGkAPHS, Handsomely va rnlshed and framed, for
SAFE by JOHN MARKRfTEh.
No. fs6 9TH street,s doors acoye
aplel0t' Odd Fslovs Hail.
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John ALEXANDER,
No 24l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
PAPER ~

! have now In store the most cGmol ete assortment
OF Paper Hsnglngs ever offered TO the public of
Washington and the adjacent cities,
am now renewing. from France. Decorative Pa
pers OF The most modern and IIch designs. in panel
gOtd sat n. velvet, and wood limitations, with tor-
ders TO correspond Also chamber and other pa per,
IneveTy variety Of style and pattern.
would also cs your entIon To the fact that in
addition the great variety of Paper Hangings I
Keep corsantiy hand the largest and handsonps ST
sss0rtmsnt OF w y DOW SH DES, GILT COR .
NICES, PICTURE COR ID and Ia SSEI y Of anv
house In the city.
by unremlt!Ing attention and prompt execution
Of all orders, hope to merit and obtain n liberal
share of patronage.
Paper Put on In the best manner, and in all cases
"hlahiedI ap r-2aw2m
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X A ~ ID MAY ILL
OF THE
Vigilant Fire Company.

EOR SAl,E-A liable FARM. on the George
L town and Rockville Turnpike. about FIVE miles
acu nall from Georgetown, Of 8SIa acres. The
buildings are new House, Barn and other ont
buildings. ON good elevation. Has two streams of
water running through u, making il desirable as a
dairy iarm or market garden. About IS acres are
row under Improvement, about 40 OF which is bot
eis0i corn per acre. without manures.
mere rs also young orchard Of three hundred
aPrIe, peach ana plum trees. About 40 acres OF the
iarm is DOWN IN clover and grass, a crop of wheat
ground. Wv " 'o
~ Further information apply to BARNARD &
DOOhE1 O6OIRetOKn. m
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S2S0 REWARD Will be paid for information
~ %')V which shall lead to the apprehension an I
conviction Of the person persons who attempte
10 assPssInate Isaac Entwlsa and Reeve Lewis. ut
IIShi az he iii instant rbs rswsrf %i b "h D siS
on the certificate Of the DistTIst Attorney. nflar
convection, upon application at the Bank of Wash
lnEtOn. m ~ 5ws
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BY A. GREEN, Auctlonear,

by A. GREEN, AuctIoneer
Nall or NEGRO GIRL. BY ORDER OF
~ ~, ORPHANs' Court, AT PUBLIC AucT.oN-on
uhnKSDAf, April 18Th, shall sell, by order Of
the orphans Court, at pubic auction at m 90 oct
a: IN az the auotion room OF A. Green No. SO mn
strees, NeIro OIL Alice. about Is years old n slsve
cssh ia current funds o'' io'
JOHN ii. STRIDER,
Administrator OF Eleanor West, deo'd,
pH-d A. GREEN. Auct,
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M AHSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of seven
- Wits OF nerl faclas, issued from the Clerks
1mce Oh the Circuit Court of the District of Column
oa' TOT ne county oil ashlngton and to me direct
the Court House door of said county on FRIDAY
the 9th dsy Of Maroh, 1858, at II O'clock m the fol-
lowing described property, to wit All defendants
rights t claim and interest in and TO all that zoe
OF paIoeI OF ground lylng IN Georg IN the DIs
i6Ici vi oiunlbla, which Is included within the fol-
west SIDE OF Market Space at point 81 feet 10 inches
south from The corner of Bridge street and Market
SPaoe and running thence west with the north wall
OF me Two 4pry brick houses on the lot hereby de-
scriDeu, AMI the lice thereof extending 81 feet,
.henee south and parallel with Market Space q feet
seoted by the line of the south wall of said house
extended west then by said line reversed east TO
Market Space ut the southeast corner ofsald house,
and then north and with the line of Market Space ~
northeast corner of said house, together with all and
singular the improvements thereon, seized and lev
led upon the property OF George Rhodes, Jr, and
will be sod TO satisfy Judlcals Nos. 3S4. SS5 and SO
To Ootoeer term, l3h6, IN favor of Joshua Hatcher
and Nancy Hatcher, and Nos. lS, lS5, 1856. and ISL
DLon, Peter Dilon, Benjamin Implicit ard John
m ? dts Marshal for the District of Coumn,,,.
III THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED fa,
want Of bidders. until FRIDAY, the I'd of Ami
next 1895, same hour and place.
mH is Marshal for the DiitHct of CoipmS,
II THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
Postponed, until FRIDAY. the fth of hisy, lsss,
ZANE hour and place.
aps SITS Marshal for District of Columbia.
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NAhSHAL'S SABE,-In virtue of a writ of
w her facias, lssued from the Clerks off, e of the
circuit Court of the District of CuIumria Tor the
County OF Washington, and TO ne directed 4 shall
Rouse doc of SAID County, on FRIDAY. the Isth
OF May. 1853. At " O'Clock. the following descrlsd
property, TO wit: All dsfendaut's rght title claim
ana interest IN and to Lot No. ., In square No ls
IN the City of Washington. ID. c. together with all
ana guar the lmprOveme nts thereon, seized and
levied upon rs the property Of Francis A. DI. kens
shd VIII ne sold TO satisfy Judicial No. Is TO NAV
term' 1853. III favor OF VIM. Il Sheppard '
j. ID HOVER
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MkS. CECILIA YOUNG, now reading In
~ Washington, will receive pupils in VOCAL
~ ! SiC ether as prvate pupils or in classes.
T. and + strests. ~ '''eo'' o0'"oeH
Proposed pupils in 6 corr etov N oan msts a,nl,cs
tIon 81 Mia HaLroyePs Seminar On Tuesdays and
r.Nt s.1.,'" - y. ~ otook Nd ln-lmt
DYE AND BARLEY MALT,
II for sale At the
CRY MALT HOUSE, corner of W n.t San. 49,
snae and Rlock at. Haltinpors. MD nv al.
DOWLANDpS MACASSAR OIL, # n n IA 4
u HAir store. near 1stA street. No.
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PURE MILK can be obtained at No. 10 East
Capitol street, near the Capitol Gate. ap 2i-lw'
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY r. TO.MORROW MORNING.

80 " 1O-mOfsAsOV IhOAsNxxto.
ByJAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
MOCK AT AUCTfON.-On WEDNESDAY
A 6hNOpN. April %, at O'Clock, at the
!, u sss Moons, shall sell. in To suit
cant ST,'gSrat,on OF Washington quart rly SIX per
$500 a alexandria Corporation six per cent Coupon
Civ" orapEe and Alexandra Railroad first mort
- gaze bcnds, with May Coupon aftached
sp2d JAS. q. McGuJRr .r,.
BY G. X. L. CROWN & CO.. Anc,,o,..,.
I'm THURSDAY MORNING AMI Mr. .,
Ol2H O'Clock, we shall sell, on an street bstxeen
G and Navy Yard) one Frame House And sranoa
attached, knownss Lot F No 3 in Square ors be,ns
ri the souh ha OF lot 9, in said quare consistns
OF feet front, and liz back, more or less runpinr
back to public alley. Title Indispu'able.
c. R. l.. CROWN L CO., Auct..,
BY J. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS STANDON
fENN. AVENUE, BETWEEN SD AND ~ sTRKHTs,
IT AUCTION lon WEDN ESDAY AFTER
NUN, April 18th. ST 81 O'Clock, on the premises
slaLI sell Lot NO. Ia reservation No. TO- fronting
- ieet on fennsy Ivana av., running bacsO feet TO
~ feet alley, with the improvements consisilnr az
atwostory Brick Building, with the excellent
q residence. "'i0Hs oi
Terms: 0ne-third cash; balance in 6 and u
mohlhs with interest securei by deed in trust on
the premises. the terms of sale are NOT comsi,ed
with within FIVE days atcr sale the right IS yeserxe
purchaser. fe Vi INC ueiaui'ihg
All conveyancIng at the cost of tina purchaser
mp ~ MCGUIRE. Auct
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FUTURE DAYS.

Ky j. c. MCGUIRE, AuotIoneer
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLp Eff
4 FEcTs AT AuCIfoS.-On FRIDAY MORN
ING: April SItb, at 10 O'Clock, at the recldepce II
n. McintYrc, Esq No. SIS Nassa chuseIts avenue
between 9th and 10Th ST, eets shall sell all the Fur
Mahogany Carved Parlcr Ctrrs
pamask and Plush covered Arm Chairs w h,tpo.
BIoI ze iron and Walnut Marble top fables
GILT frame Mirrors, Vases and i.aIlps
Rnsh seat Reception haIrs,
Gilt and Plain Window Shades
Walnut Rocker, Bronze Iron Hal Stand
Spring scat Lounge, Music Sto l.
suite oil handsome eold Walnut Chamber Furui-
ture, consisting OF r Tench Bedstead Ws,drohe
iull Marble-top Dressing Buresu and Wash
Handsome French China Toilet Set,
Bosters and Pillows,
Superior Spring, Halr and Husk Mattresses
Mool Carpets, OIlcioth, Chamber stoves
" alnut SIdebuaro, Dining Table,
China. Glass. and britannia Ware Table CptIs,1
superior ReirIgerator. tar or Cook Stove
h.Ichen Cook stove, Kitchen Utensils. &c,
Terms: S25 and under, cash I; over thar sum a
notes. bearing interest. o"'sSU
ap DID j. G., MoGUIRE Anal,
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To GENTLEMEN FROM THE SOUTH

L LEVI PUMPHREY, c street back Of the
Hationsl Hotel, has for sale an accomp shed SER :
SANT who wishes 10 go South. hrst rate coach
man and house Servant, and handy at work.
SD 2rtf
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FINE SEEENADE was given last night, to
Governor Brown, the Postmaster Gansral, by the
leading mail contractors Of the South and yyest
now Ia this city, la recognition Of their sense of
the courtesy, fairness aud promptitude with
which the Post Once Department has cond ucted
It's business transactions with them. wither,'.
band oriciated.
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CANTON MATING AND FLOOR OIL
~ CLOTH,

EOR RENT.-That desirable PROPERTY ,i,-
IL uated three miles from Washington on the I'm
street Plank Road. The House has IS food rooms:
also, good bath rooms, good well of wafer olst-
ern, COOKING range, and Toe house now filled with
Ice. BY applying early IL can be rented very low
=, II. ~. IANSDALE.
NO. sol. corner of 9Th and NJ streets.
or through City Post Office.
dp ID cow fInfelllkencprl
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MfS. GUTMAN invites the ladies of Washing
ANI ton and GeOrg etOwn to her first grand =
opening of SPRING and SUMMER BON ca
NEIS Also, to very moe assortment of ~
RIBBONS and FRENCH FLOWERS,l
ana 10 a large stock of STRAW GOODS,HS
street. near Bridge street.
P:S,aBleachln done at the cheapest and short
est Hotice. apT-lw"
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III THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN,
want of bidders, until FRIDAY, the ID of Ami
next, 1853, same hour and place.
j. ID. HOOVER
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SUPREME CORR .-TnssiGy No. e. Alfred
lngraham ct al, assignees in trust for the Grand
Gulf X and Banking Company, appellants.
IS Henry ;. Dawson, administrator or Moses
GROVES, deceaSed, ct al. The argument OF thi.
cause was continued by Mr.. BENJAMIN 70. the
apPelieeS, and concluded by Mr. Reverdy John
son fO- the appellants
No = Tdylor Brown, plaintif in error. rs
l. VI Willy h Co. The argument OF this c,n..
Was commenced by Mr.. I.arOcque for the Defend :
ants in error. AdJOuTned
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PosrPoNrp.-The case Of Mr.. Porterfeld, who
i charged with an assault and battery upon a
young man named Hess, last night. was post,
Poned this morning by Justice Dom, until Fri.
day next, In consequence OF the inability OF the
principal witness 20 appear
~ u SAID that number OF mail contractors
now Ia town-of which Mr.. PoTteTtisld is one
Were passing along the avenue, they Were fol-
lowed by gang Of Young men, who Were very
annoying, using language profane and indecent
They were exPoStuiated with, but they grew
even worse, until at length Mr.. II. strnck Hess a
blow with his cane, which cut his head severely
Hess was taken 20 n tavern near Thirteenth street
and his wound was dressed hy a physician The
wound, though painful, il not dangerous.
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HANDSOME SPRING AND SUMMER MIL
LIVERY, &c

MISS J. LEACH, having tsk en- the show rom,
NJ. attached t. the fancy store of Mrs. J. %
ANSClark, No. 10 Bridge street, Georse Nasy
aud Saturday the best selected and most handsome
assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER HATS
dies OF GEORGETOWN and vicinity. Also. full as
SO tment OF Trimmings, consisting of Ribbons
Flowers, DO. '
ap n 81 MIsS JIIJIa ICxCy
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STEALING Last night Sarah Chase, colorsd
was arrested by officer W atson for entering the
dwelling Of Joseph Douglass, and carrying away
a quantity of clOthing, bidding. &c Saah d.
n!'d thot she took them; but the goods were
found IN her possession, and she will have to
stand the penalty. She was kept in the guaId-
house I'LL this morning when she was sent to Jail
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QrEHT a correspondent desires MS to ask
why the south door Of the Smithsonian is not
opened for entrance, on occasions of public meet
lngs lectures, and entertainments In that build
Ing La consequence of its being kept closed
the residents on the Island compelled TO 20
half way around that large edifce, and that too
over ground not well suited to travelling on dark
nj ], hts, or in wet weather
, 1858-12-03
Captain 81 Dragons,
\. Asst Adj. G.n1.

BATTLE BETWEEN SAvAGrS.-Thr Coamereigi
Adecrt6sSr Of Honolulu says the Scho ,n-r L'fei
brings news from the missionaries Stationed in
the Caroline group. Letters from the Rev. II.
Bingham, who is stationed at Alisn, KuIgsn,i
Group, dated in March, rrro!t battle as hayi g
recently taken place on that island lie SAYS:
On the l0th Of February an army Of sayagrs
in 100 canoes came uron our island lrum Tarawa,
Knox Island. At first, everything indicated lllat
The fight would take place about our premises.
But our Heavenly Father spared us from wit.
Messing the b!oody bat le, which occur d six
miles to the southeast Of Us, in which the Kirgs
Of both Islands were killed, heSids forty-thre.
Ta'awans, (,ix Of them being fmalc.) whom
We counted on or near the battlefield, AMI six.
I, en- Of our own people. As the battle tool,
place Oh the flats at low tide, probably many
bodies were carried off by the s;a. Over iilly
canoes were captured from the invading army,
some Of them being Of imln,n& size. The vie.
tory gained by our people was so decisive thu,
probably no more attacks viii be made for Somy
time to come. Te.kaiiea, the son Of our ord
King, is now our Sovereign. H. was badly
wounded in the cheek by spear. Ills wuuat
! have taken great care Of, and il is nov almuSl
entirely healed. lie is very friendly, and ha,
always appeared so. | must say the same o
the natives generally, but they will Irrquentl,
steal whvn opportunities furnish" Mr.. Bingham
adds that he is progressing fvorably in collec,
ing the words Of the Apian dialect, aud over liv,
nmdrsd words have been acquired, only abou
forty Of which are monosylables Recent,
he has obtained the aid Of an interpreter
ACCIDENTAL CrTTISG.-We are Informed tia
on "Wednesday morning, Dee. LIST, while Mr.. Aira
ham Oollery was at work at Byrd's mill, he fcl
on the edge Of an axe and inflicted on himself
very severe wound. We are pleased to learn
however, from DR.. Ridgely, tie attending physi
clan, that he is now dong wrll.
, 1858-12-03

llE,rQUA1Ers, rGrAErwrST OF OaRf.y.
FuRr NA>cou,ER v. T., Oct 81, ls5s.I
\. il app,a'> that citizens are r,y,ntrI .rou
hcat'ng near some OG ths military lo>ts in III,
Department; the General Commaniing direct,
;lat hvrvai. cy. .ry encouragement wi'l I,r Civ, 1
ih.m to do 50, provided no Infringement is ulqd,
upon either the Military or Indian Reservation,
Of the cnln,ry.
By order of General IIarncv.
4. PLENsANroS,
Captain o Dragons,
\. Asst A,U. G.n1.
, 1858-12-03
NOTTCn

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT TiisRE WILL
u~ al EL ctiou ted at the C'nirt H. Ia ; t,is en-
9~iee 'cunp. W.T., on sAIURD Y. us An ,hy :.
Dec mbyr AD. 1855. Tor the slsr, On 81 Rpe,si-
w. ,ofl'h vacancy occasion d by the re-lsha'i"i
NhhAnhl u Or.
D. o.der Of tue Acting Gpvsrnsr
HENRY BR ,Di.EY.
Aai 10 r,.,e- t.,laiy, ". r
s'ci'arocm. " T.. Wv a. 1853. s-:2