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By Telegraph Tor the Rvsuin, IT.,
Daring Attempt 70 Breat J.tLrh.
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bosroN, Feb sth.-A daring ,,,.c,,, a.. =,
q prison. uiaoe at East Cambridg &c this morning b.
per int ~ named Manning, who threw bI,ca g.. "
rushed unon rs OF the turnkey, after which 3.
ar s0 cell The turnkey recoy.,ioa NV s, nim
who SIN and AIRED two balls AZ ~. cn,n,,
severely Gs.istan he's sGlS choking the turnkey
secured and the balls e1traetea s we prisoner was
ton. IN dangerous condI-
There was hearing to-dsv,,,A
before the committee on mercan,iIs sss. house,
su'anee, on the petition Of Tobey ana o,s IN
Tor the incorporation Of telegraph line ~ us,1
lsL non: GEORGE Lunt spoke stroneIy An fave,
VI tne eutlonerS, urgi " the i'm poTtance and e.
slotti'V OF The Undertaking. He denounced the
eIoittaiy measures Of tie present "asociated ,,
parties severely Addr, sseS were also delIyersd
~ ". : smith and L. ). Tobey. Mr. Gis-
sf, counsel for the opposition. The COMMITTEE
aoJourned TIL to- morrow
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DIED,
Departed this life on the 9Th instant. SARAH
EMILY KAY, the young est daughter OffWm. A.
and May Ray, aged years add months,
We loved her-yes tongue can tell
How much we low ed her and how we'll;
God loved her too, and he thou ht best
To take her to be at rest.
No more clasp thee In my arms,
Or nurse thy little head
No more l watch thy gentle sleep,
For thou, my babe art dead.
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Death Of an Old Merchant.

one OF tbs olS y, N G. Feb. s.-John Hathaway
Rivn .si s on Sunday He wa. e,t,. 30
when the s,orsi ne funeral took place Yesterday
attended in = n,o were closed, and the Merchants
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By J. c, MCGUIRE i CO., Auctioneers
'IRUSFEE'S SALE OF FURNITUREAND
\ HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS On MONDAY MORN
ING, r ebruaIy l4th, st 10 O'Clock at the house 8
9oors east OF Temperance Hall, we shall sell, by
Ger of the trustee the entire Furniture and Effects
Comprising
Walnut Damaak covered Parlor Suit
Marble top Sofa and Fancy Tables
Mahogany Sofa, Cane seat Chairs,
Gilt frame Mirrors, Engravlngs
Carpets, OIlclnth Rugs,
Bedsteeds Bureaus, Washstards,
HSlr and Husk Mattresses. Toilet Sets,
Boosters and Pillows. Bedding,
W ndOw Curtains and Shades
China, Giass and Crockery Ware
Cooking and other Stoves.
Together with the usual assortment of Kitchen
Requisite.
Terms: $50 and unler cash over that sum
credit on SO, TO- and g. days, for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest.
esd ], G., McGITIRE A. co Auots
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ARE YOU INSUR E'D?-AmpIe indemnify
~ against Loss BY FIRE IL offered by the w Ash
INGTON INSURANCE COMPANY. Omce
corner of Penn avenue ard iSssl st. StocEholders;
directors and on GERS all citizens u: W ashns dho
JAMES C. SQUIRE. President;
a m u.SsoM Sacretsrs Uo IN aOdif
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY J. Z. MCGUIRE Il CO, Auctioneers.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF FAM
l. lily DECLINLNG HOUsEKREPING AT PUBLIC sAIR
On TUESDAY MORNING, Fehruary Is, at ten
Solock. at the residence of n gentleman dec'inlrg
ousekeeplng on the east SIDE OF 9Th street, he
tw cen g and III Streets 1.-THE flag will designsts the
house. We shall sell INV
handsome W aiRut PaTlOr Suit, in hair cloth,
Marb e-'O1 Centre ard other Tables
Cane and w ood-se Chars. Lounge,
SUE scat Rocker; WEatnOt, Desk,
Gilt Window Shades,
Paintings and fngrayIrgs
Brusse, $, ThTee-ply and Ingram Carpets,
hugs, OIciOths, stair X ocs and E,es
Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads
pressing and Plain Bureaus. Washstsnds,
look ng and other Stoves
iogether with general assortment OF Housekeep-
ing Articles
Terms: SSH aud under cash; over that sum, a
credit OF % and 80 day for notes satisfactorily en-
dorssd bearlrC interest. -
fe9d JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO. Anoia.
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By A, GREEN. Auc,,oneer


EATENSIVE SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR
II CARVED MARBLE MANTLEs, MONUMENTS,
BEAD SToNks, IL NTEI : AND SILLs, BY CATALOGUE
At AUcTI0N.-On WEDN SDAY, the Esd Instant
! sheil sell, Oy Catalogue commencing at 10 O'Clock
q. M, AZ the marble yard of Mr.. ii. Parry, who rs
removing MS business to New York, on PelnsyIyk-
MA avenue, between 18th and 18th Streets one of
the most superior ASSIGNMENTS of Marble Nantes
ano monuments ever offered for sale in the Dis
trlct, OF the following varieties of Marble VIZ:
SStatnary Marble Carved and Plain Mantels,
dennessee DO. do. magnificent,
California Moulded Mantle, very rare and supe-
rlOr,
l Lisbon do. do. do. H.
6very hne Italian Marble covered Mantles,
q 90. do. do. Moulded do.
10 DO. do. do. Plain do
81 beautiful ltallan 'daIble Monuments, of various
sizes, h ely finished,
70 Marble Head Stones, of different sizes and quail
Also large and ex cellent assortment of Marble
Llntels and Siils, for build ng purposes.
Terms: a ii sums under BIS cash over S25 ard
not exceeding 500. a credit of2 4, and months :
over Sit0 ere tit 6. and 10 months for not
In all Gases OF credit, satisfactorily endorsed beaI
Ing interest.
The attention ofmembers of Congress- builders,
persons wishing TO purchase monuments or head
Stones ard the public N general pectfully IN
vlteo TO TINS sac, as It is certainly the most
or assortment ever offered for sale in Washington,
ana the sale Will be worth their attention.
sl9gues ready on Tuesday previous to sale.
re lo-u A. REEN, Auct.
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IHARSHAL'S SALE.-Ia virtue of q writ Of
w herI facas, issued from the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court of the District o; Columbia for
the county OF Washington, ard to me directs sd,
will expose to public sa for CASH, in the ROtunda
of the Fast Wing of the City Hail IN said county,
on SATURpAf the 18th uay of FebIu ary, 1859,
commencing az II O'Clock a. m, the follow ing goods
and chattles, to wit, VIZ: A OF Of superior Ivory
Fans; lot Leather Bags. Shell Combs, PortemOn-
naies, Music Boxes, Boxes; l case Knives and
Forks; Adams Pistol an Case; superior lot o.
yer snuff Box; Gold and Silver Watches; Prayer
Books; lot Of Gold studs; large lot of Diamond
PMS lot of Pearl and Precious Stone Bracelets; lot
Of 6 old Thimhles: lot of Gold Rings; lot of Ear
Rings; lot of LOckets; lot Gold Chains; lot Card
Cases; together with many other raTa and valuable
articles. seized and levied upon the property of
Eliza Lake, Elizabeth A. Lake. Emily II. LAX and
Lucy Lake. and will he sold to satisfy judicial No.
%, to May term, 1883 in favor of John Purdy.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
fe Its for tie Dist let of COLUMBIA.
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By THOs. BOWLING; Georgetown.

BY THOs. DOWLING; Georgetown.
4 ARGE SALE OF FURNITURE STOVES
IL BhDs, 6C.-On SATURDAY MORNING
next, ct 10 O'Clock, in front of the auction ROOM
NO: ia bridge street. | shall sell, for account OF
whom IL may concern, to cover expenses of storage
&C 80 Feather Beds, Bedsteads, ChSirs, fables
Stoves, Bedding.
Also, q large assortment of goods, TO DOVER al
vances, consisting of Fancy and Dry Goods, dozen
Wald on Scythes, lot of Lumber, DC, &c.
suit. " ' :"
fe est T. DOwUINC a,o,;o,aor
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NATURALIZArIoN.-Si the present term OF
the circuit court commenced, thirty nine foreign
ers have been naturalized In the clerks Office
or these, upwards Of two-thirds Of the M mber
are natives Of Ireland.
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Is STOVES! GAS STOVES,
q I I I q

"a I 4 I =
FOR COOKING OR HEATING.
w. r. sHAw's PATENT.
USED BY BEING ATTACHED TO THE ORDINARr Ga.
LIGHT BURNER IN AN APARTMENT.
For heating Chambers, Dining rooms. Parlors, Of
hoes. Dressing aud Bath Rooms, have no
connection Win any chimney, and can
De used IN any part Of the room.
FROM THkEE TO EfG III Il Minutes . hkn and md
the temperature can be maintained at
ONE CENT PER HoTs;IS THE COOLEST
~ These stoves are highly recommended not only
by upwards Of@ ,oo persons who have them in daily
Hns IN she city boston as being perfectly safe
paeie TITAN can be produced BY any other known
The risk of evil effects arising from imperfect
COMBINATION IN these gas stoves Is much less than
apartment as the oom6ustisn ,s =, Z. nnr a, =,
In the stoves.
This invention has stood the test Of NINE
YEARS. and not the slightest accident or evil efeot
has ever occurred from it's they are an daily use
ia the homes Of most Of our FIRST hysioians and
The gas stoves invented by me are entirely da-
tLlct from the expedIents which from time 20 time
appear from seversi sources, ali exhibiting want
OF InIormetIon on points OF vlta imp ortance IN
rTrs means by, which PERFECT CoMBUs-
IION is secured Is by 4 novel Application Of per
device has been patented to me in America, France
sreat BrItsIn, ireland. the Channel Islands, and
the Isle of Man.
GAS FLATIRON HEATERS.
ga With one of these the ironing of lars.
SSv family can be accomplished for about D
Isl cents; the apparatus also be used for
81 boiling or frying, or for nursery dressing
~ room purposes il he most convenient adap-
cSs tation. w. r. SHAW.
Boston, Massachusetts,.
For SAFE by ]. l.; SAVAGE, No. SO Penn. ave-
nue., washington, ID. G. fe l-eOtf
SAMUEL WISE. CARPENTER AND
- IS UIL X, No. $40 r. street, between 18Th and
18Th Streets offers his services to do every desorp
ton of work his line st the lowest living
Persons about to buIld or having carpentry Jobs
any kind to be executed had bstter give him q call
before giving out their orders. fe eoSm'
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS, BRICKLAY-
~ Frs, AND CARPENTERS.
| have on hand a very superior lot Of FRONT
BRICK, superior TO any ever offered Al this mar
ket. Persons deSIrous of building would 90 well to
cali and examine before purchasing. Apply al tho
corner of New Jersey avenue aad = street south.
N. LAMBELL,
fe colin No. 80 New Jersey avenue.
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE.-By authority of deed OF
18th March, 1876 to the subscriber, all the Interest
of said Rachel Waug IA, and William A. Waugh and
vIfe, Anna Maria W augh, JOHN Ross aud wife
George w: Cooley and wife, and John :. Waugh in
and TO the following property, will be sold at auc
tIOn on the 18th Gay of March next, at O'Clock IN
the loon, In front of the premises, VIZ: That
parcel of ground in Georgetown beginning on the
south line of Bridge street. at the corner of tho
brick house lately owned by John Mountz, and run
ming thence with Bridge street west IL feet, t.enoe
south go feet to q feet-wIde alley running from
jefferson street. heL east ~ feet to the property
OF said MountZ and thence north 90 feet to the be-
ginning. with the dwelling house thereon.
Terms: $50 cash, and the residue az six and
twelve months; notes bearing interest, and a deed
Of trust on the premises to secure them. If tbs
terms ofsae are not complied with within days,
the property WILL be reSold on seven days. public
tlce, At the risk and cost Of the first purchaser.
fe7 2ax4 SAM'L CROpLEY, Trustee.
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SEWING MACHINES

\ UBIN'S EXTRACTS, all odors, al 6IBBS's
II A Hair Store, near 18th street, and 81 has sslea
r1oFns unde, Wtardss hotsl a y em
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m CLOCKS !-CLOCKSm
i HEY Can be found at
If you wat good Clock,
ahandsOme Clock and cheap
Clock, your place to buy Is at
FRANCISS
House Furnishing store,
fe2 above Odd Fellows Hall, 7th ST.
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BOLD RoBBERY.-About s O'Clock this morn
ing, two men entered the dry goods store Of
Messrs. johnson Sutton, corner OF Eighth street
and Louisiana avenue, and while one Of them was
busily engaged In purchasing a 62-cent "wipe,"
the other slipped two pieces Of silk under his
overcoat, and both made Off The robbery was
not discovered until about hour after the oc-
currence; and n the meantime the two thieves
had 9 made their lucky" The goods stolen
were worth about SlUO
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Tag DIsrRIcr IN CoxGREss In the Senate
yesterday, Mr.. Bright submitted the following
resolution for consideration:
RsSOlrsd, That Saturday OF the present week
De set apart for the consideration of the following
business relating TO the District Of Columbia
VIZ: Dill To provide for the care and preserya-
lon OF the works constructed by the United States
los OilngIng the Potomac water into the cities of
Washington and GeOrg etown for the supply of
s1Io water iOi ali governmental purposes. and
Tor the Use and benefit Of the inhabitants Of said
cities; a bill TO enlarge the public grounds
surrounding the Capitol; aud Joint resoIntion
for procuring furniture for the north wing of the
Capitol.
Mr.. B4yard moved to reconsider the vote 70
Jecting the bill Tor a railroad on PennsyIvania
avenue; which was entered on record.
SCPRxNE CorRT-Yesterday, Hon James w.
Denver, Of California, J. Buchanan Henry, Esq
Of New York, Robert A. Hatcher, Esq Of Mis-
soufi, aud Daniel w. Voorhees,, Esq q, Of Ind lana,
were admitted attorneys and counsellors OF this
court.
No 90 John PSmbeIton, Liquidator of the
M-fcLah, Insurance Company, appellant vs.
Ed"@td i.OcketI IT al. The argument Of this
IOr the appellant
No - Dickerson B. Morohouse, plaintiff in
error, " W m A Phelps. The argument of this
csuSe was commenced by Mr. Wasnburne for the
I.aiEtih IL error Adjourned.
Court OF CLAIMS Yesterday, Hon. James
w Denver, Of WeaversviIIe, : ate OF California.
and James Buchanan Henry, of The city Of New
York, were sworn attorneys Of the court
Mary keesid-, adminlsIratriI, W. the United
States. Mr.. Cooper presented his concluding ar
pument, and the was submitted when the
court adjourned.
JAHss MuRDocK, the tragedian, Is playing
brilliant engagement In Baltimore. He is soon
" appear In this city
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SOMETHING REALLY ELEGANr.-The ladies'
cards Of invitation to the grand complimentary
ball TO be given to Lord Napier here, are from 4
plate engraved by Dempsey, and prove him to
be capital artist. The card Is surmounted by
a beautifully executed representation of the u
shield with the stars and stripes and the ma
tonal shield Of Great Britain, between which is
gracefully entwined awreath of flowers in which
the Thistle and the Rose' conspicuous.
Below this, In handsomely engraved characters,
.he invitation Is duly set forth, and appended to
forms d beautiful souvenir
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COUScTL BUDsET.-The first matter of moment
that came up on Monday night was


BILL FOE RELIEF OF KNocH TUCKER.
The case Is that OF a gentleman whose carriage
was precipitated over a bank on New York
avenue, near First street. His driver horse and
carriage were more or less injured; and be asked
that the repair Of the carriage and harness be
paid for by the Corporation
Mr.. Jones opposed this course OF anticipating
such payments. He thought IL the Corporation
Is liable for such damages il ought to be shown
and the best place TO do this is the court
Mr.. Castleman argued the justice Of the claim,
and favored the bill on the round of economy
IL would be cheaper to pay this at once, aud not
wait the addition of court costs
The bill passed.
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were worth about SlOO.
ihE HISTORICAL PAINTER, Leutza, widely
known through his picture OF "W ashington
crossing The Delaware" arrived in New York
on nday from Germany, after absence of
nearly seven years. He Is soon to visit Wash
lnston, and bis admirers are moving to procure
ior nun the painting Of historical picture for
tue walls OF the Capitol. 1.-The Battle If Prince
subject proposed.
PASSAGE THIEvEs.-Last night, the passage
of the dwelling OF I. J. Magruder, Esq on
street, between sixth and Seventh, was entered
while the family were at supper, and a hat and
overcoat belonging to Rev WIN Krebbs OF Ar.
napolis, Md, who was there ON a visit. we .
stolen. Although the hats and oyercoats Of sew
eral gentlemen were hanging upon the rack the
scamps pitched upon the minister's.
NATURALIZArIoN.- the present term of
Polynesian., 1859-10-29
LAW REPORTSi
Hospital Notice.

Hospital Notice.
FTNHE DlSPESSARY ATTACHED TO THE QUEEN'S
Hospital King street. will be open every day from II
until A. NJ for the dispensing medicines sick and nd
gent Hawaans under direction of Dr. VIM Hllebrand
Per order. j. w. AUSTIN,
l3-if Secretary.
Polynesian., 1859-10-29
No. rs.
Ghe 4olpnesialr.
Report. to the R. HI. Agricultural Society.

Mr.. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN OF THE AGRIcUI-
TURAL SOCIETY During the past year seeds and
plants have been received from Cuba, Jamaica and
Trinidad in the West Indies from Colima in Mexico
from California, Manila, Sydney, Tahiti the Caroline
and Marquesas Islands, from the Museum Imperial
dHstorca Natural Of Paris and the Royal Garden at
Kew, England. To the many gentlemen who so lber-
ally placed at my disposition their kind services and
valuable connections u the prosecution of this work.
gives me great pleasure to express here my deep OBJ
legations. In especial consider il to be my duty to
mention the gentlemanly owners of the bark Yankee
who have granted the privilege Of placing. free of
charges, large case on board Of that vessel each
of her regular trips for the transmission and return
of living plants. Under the obligations we have
been this year. the year BEFORE the agents Of the
missionary schooner Morning Star.
| The SOcety's garden in Nuuanu which is the gem
era depository of these importatons promises under
the able management of our intelligent gardener, Mr.
HOlstein to realize all the ancpations which
tertained of it. For detailed information refer you
| to Mr.. HOlstein's own report.
The bees established now at KOna Hawaii, Maka-
wac and Wailuku, Maui, and at Molokai Experience
to show that they will only thrive well in oeali
ties sheltered from high winds. Thus, while the
swarm sent last year to KOna had according to report
received two months ago, increased to thirteen Maka
wao and Honolulu have only had an increase of one
each during the past summer.
Another importation of interest has been effected by
the Society during the last year. viz that of the little
dbreasted nnet from California, valuable insect
feeder and fine songster. Twenty-Five birds of this
kind have arrived here safely the hands of Mr. c. r
Bishop sent by the Rev. Mr.. Waldsworth, to which
gentleman great praise due for the exerons taken in
this matter. They have been all set at liberty and may
be daily in groups of to twelve in the
gardens about Honolulu, enlivening the quiet Of
| fine mornings by their delightful song
Respectfully submitted,
w. HMLEBRASD,
Cor Secrekarv
Polynesian., 1859-10-29
NOTICE.

VUHEREAs THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN INFORMED on
w good authority that great rregulay exists the taking
killing Of the wild cattle the mountains Hawaii
longing to His Majesty and to the Government by parties
claim pretend claim right under bills Of sale from
esty from the Government and whereas
the country and other It is almost impossible place
guard the interests OF His Majesty and Of the Govern
ment and whereas all parties having legal claims the
wild cattle have already had time sufficient they have
due diligence TO remove the same.
Now therefore, the undersigned hereby gives notice all
ties who purchased wild cattle running the on Ha
wa previous the lst day Of January 1851
II not already removed before the 1s day May next
after which time, parties taking Wild cattle viii be prosecuted
Interior Office, Jan. L. KAMEHAMEHA.
29th, lS5S. 80-h
Polynesian., 1859-10-29

000 BBLS. PILOT BREAD. Just re.
HOO ceived per Polynesia and for sale by
Aft CHAS BREWER, I'd
Polynesian., 1859-10-29

The Northern Assurance Company, (Estab-
lished 1850
EoR FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE AT HOME AND
IL abroad.
CAPITAL 81, ,259,76O STERLING.
The undersigned has been appointed AGENT Sandwich
Islands 7tf ROBERT CHESHIRE JANI0N at Honolulu.
Polynesian., 1859-10-29

L. p. FISHERS
DVE.RTISING ENCY,
GAN FRANCIsCO-No. I7II WASHINGTON STREET
- up stairs, nearly opposite Maguires Opera House.
POlYnesian, Honolulu, S. L.;
Pacific Commercial Advertiser, Honolulu, S. l.;
Sacramento UnOn
MaysvIlle Herald,
San Joaquin Republican, Stockton;
Pacific Methodist, StOcktOn;
Sonora Herald,
Nevada Journal,
Grass Valley Telegraph,
Red Bluff Beacon,
Columbia Gazette
TuOumne Courier,
Mountain Democrat, Placeryilej
Empire County Argus, Placerville;
Caaveras Chronicle, Mokelumne Hill.
Shasta COuneT,
ManpOsa Gazette,
Yreka Weekly Union,
Trinity Journal, WeavervIllej
Iowa Hill News,
Weekly Ledger, Jackson;
San Jose Telegraph,
SOnOma County Journal,
Folsom Dispatch,
California Mining Journal,
Les Angeles Star,
Santa Barbara Gazette,
San Diego Herald
Alameda County Gazette,
Placer Courier, Yankee Jim's,
Napa County Reporter,
Sierra Democrat, DownIeville,
Humboldt Times, UnIOn
OTegOnan, Portland, o. T.;
Oregon Statesman, Salem, o. T.;
Pacific Christian Advocate, Salem, o. T.;
jacksonville Herald, jacksonville o. IT,
Pioneer and Democrat, Olympia, W. t.
Washington Republican, SteIlaeoom, w. Tt
Mexican Extraordinary, City of Mexico,
HOngkong Register.
Polynesian., 1859-10-29
Notice

THE having been appointed guardian the
and property of George Holmes, hereby gives
tice TO all persons indebted him make immediate
and all having claims against the hereby
quested them r. c. Davis and the said
dan hereby orbds any Trusting the said Geo. Holiness
from this date the aforesaid guardian will
contracted by him.
Honolulu Dec. 9th, 1855
32-tf r. G.. DAVIS.