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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-07-23

Inc PRESIDENT directed to proceed to
nominate another candidate for Congress.
Mr.. STEVENS presented the name of
WILLIAM WINDOW, of Winona.
Mr.. McKUNE presented the name of
DANIEL S. NORTON.
Mr.. EVANS presented the name of CHAs.
II. LINDSEY, of Olmstead.
There were 1917 votes, Of which NORTON re-
ceived AZ, WINDOW, 46; LINDsLEY, %; NJ.
S. WILKINSON, l; and blank, Z.
The PRESIDENT directed to proceed to
formal ballot.
Mr.. JONES withdrew the name of Mr..
WILKINSON.
Mr.. BUCK said
| wish to state few facts to the Conven-
ton. In the Winona County Convention. on
its first ballot, Mr.. WINDOWS friends cast On
votes, and Mr.. NoRToN's friends 4 votes
On the second and all other ballots, Mr.. WIN.
DoM's friends received % votes, and MIR. Nor.
TONS friends g. The Delegation from Vino
ma are unanimous for Mr.. WINDOW. They
wish no other man.
Mr.. EVANS again urged the name of
CHARLES H. LINDSEY.
The ballot consisted of III votes, of which
Window received 90; Norton, 64 Lindsey
10; and blank, 5.
Mr.. STEVENS hoped the Convention, in
its manifest willingness to give Winona can
didate, would not stigmatze the Winona Del.
egation by saying they did not know whom
the people wanted.
Mr.. WILLIAMS said, what was fair for
one part of the State was fair for another
The gentleman himself had helped to foist
upon the Western part of the State q candi-
date they did not want, and he must not
complain if the same thing is done to him.
Mr.. FOLSOM said he was for some months |
IN the Legislature with Mr.. NosroN, and he |
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DIED.,

on the llth Instant, LOIS MARTHA, daughter
OF Charles A. and Anne X. Norris, aged month
and y days.
10 more clasp thee IN my arms,
Or nurse thy little head
NO more watch thy gentle sleep,
- For thou, my babe, art dead -
Inc liends Of the family are respectfully in-
viled To attend her fupersl IO-morrov Isundar
Afternoon, at O'Clock, from tho residence No 6s7
On the 10th infant, CHARLES LOUIS. son of
and ~ days.
On the night Of the 10th instant, amer brief n,
sWEENY. aged )! years. ate Manager of the
Sweeny Troupe.
p H WI ~, ~ , yVo mVm tns residences OF
6sh street. west, at 10 O'Clock g. IN. on sur DAY
morning., the 18Th inst. -
On the 18th instant, after q few days illness.
JOHN ". BUTHMANN, aged IS years.
. The fnends and acsuaintanoes Of The family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his
late residences on street, between I'll asd Sd sts,
on To-Inorrov tSuDdaJl Afternoon, nc O'clock
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NRw YORK, February ~ Stocks are frm
but quiet. Chicago and Rock Island 6ok; Cum
berland Coal Co. 2Ix: Illinois Central shares
GO i; Do. bonds SeK; Michigan southern lsx;
New York Central 7e Z, extra div; Reading rail-
road ~ " Nil. and Miss. Il. Cantons 2Ox;Vs So
Sn; Mo 6s slA; u :. SIS Of Is74 HOAX.
sterling exchange is hrm at 1904.
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MARRIED.,

On the 10th ms tant, at the McKsndfee Chanel,
by the Rev. Mr. Gall, Mr.. g GORGE H. TURTtIN
10 Mrs CATIiAHlNE E. l.. OUkAND, ali OF
TINS city.
On The sth instant, by the Rev. Mr.. MORGAN, Mr.,
JOHN !. KING TO MISS MARY L. OLIVER, ali
of Washington. -
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Virginia whip Stat. Cery,u,,...

RICHMOND, Feb lit Ne WING state Couven-
ton to-day omi aated Waitman r willy of
MCnongalia, for Lieutenant Cove nor and Wal
Ter keston OF Washington, for AT Hney sneral.
MI Bolts a'e a long speech, in which he FORE
shadowt the ground he will take his address
at the Academy Of Music, at New York. on the
2d-namely, coalition of all the opposite
parties, North and South, In the next Pfesiden-
tal campaign TO defeat the Cemocracy. Mr.
Bolts was loudly cheersd during his speech. The
Convention Is still in session.
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NeW YarE y1urksts

NKw York, Feb. 12.-Flour Is higher; state
IS. l5asS IS; Ohio 90 20as6 IS; Southern IS Sass
to SC Us
Wheat is buoyant; red 81 AZ, white 81 57x
Corn Is dull; mixed s3aS6c white s0as5c
Pork is dull; mess SlSaSlS.75; prime sl3 rs.
Lard Is heavy at I2al2kc.
Whisky is dull at IKE.
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BALTIMORE, Feb 12.-Flour Is steady; Howard
street and Ohio as IS; City mills IS SOaSs g.
Wheat is scarce white SI.40aS1. 20; red 81 20
aSI.35
Corn is slow OF sale and prices are unaltered;
white and yellow 7Ia76c.
Provisions are unchanged.
whisky has downward tendency, CLOSING at
20 y a3Oc for Ohio.
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Indian Firtt.

ST. Louis, Feb. IL "A fgnt occurred the 18th
January. near Chester, Nebraska, between ffteen
Pawnee Indians and eleven white men Three
Of the Indians were killed and several wounded
The AFFAIR was caused by an attempt Of the In
dams to outrage ! white woman
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Races on th. Ice-Serisu. Aocid.n,.

OGDENsBuRG, N. " o., Feb. IO.-There were sew
erai races on the ice IN the St Lawrence tver
to day, during which ten teams broke ~ vuQh
Several horses were lost and four men were
picked up nearly frozen to death Some OF the
teams have not beeR heard from, and fears for
their safety are entertained.
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SHIFTING LINENS AND COT

SorhNioN SHIN IlnS LINENS ANDCoT'
100 pieces Superior Beaohed shrtines in thiok and
rs pieces Bsiklie's and RICHARDSON q sons supe-
nor ShlrtlnE Linens Tor 81 cents g per yare;
100 dozen Ladies' Linen Pocket Hsndkershlefs.
ssS % s ri Fancy sSS1s. SIX and Woosn Dr...
'o'1 " ]. w. CoLLEY CO. IS TIN st..
our MUsICA RIEND.
the pls, ers and singers Of the Home circle. and con-
sstns of sIxteen pages full folio sire, stitched m
OF the day arrsnrements from the most fssorite
operas seenas, songs, ballads, airs, 40. An sbun-
,ns PGSs; s:
II S.:S ss Sass 81 4.
Mons II hM won from tho Press, are guarantees Of
S i, yCrts soIs % ehssl, ssss s.s and ::....
zSSf = s, =. we: :s:' 4.
,scssed By subscribing to periodical 80 eAs-'' ana
Pieces - the foIIexlnr composed. have 1900
i Fsc,o. ssSIs5 hGy' bSssss
strauss, MusaId fhsiberE, Bale, kossnl. J.
Es .s k9 sa: k.cs.s c1ssss zssrs sf
op, Auber, Psesiello. Lindye,nfef. seesnovsz a.,
nary ss,s1 - =; ne ,,.5;s, s.:
OUR MUSICAL FRIEND -
4. m Veekfy, prce 10 cents, and nav BE- or
es ,s 81 .sat decf from the oos Of Ssbscsss At
ass: SGsss . csss. .o zee. $50 80
year; saEs r ,l for hsai year: No ssbssnseen
Once or Our Musical Fnend,s is Fupkfort
'ts .ss:.., MD W. G. B. sEfMoyp4s Se
PaoTIosssAIgas O g, SAsL 2. sS e.. as
81. fi'A '''A ''' =. : sf' xEfzRRsf1
ID .' 12s.'' az .. . 80 c-.-f-.--a -
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The Adam, Expre,, Rebb,r,.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. 1.-THE Adams Er-
press Company has Increased the reward for the
detection OF the perpetrator Of the recent robbery
10 &l0OOO
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Fatal Accident nj q Mine.

NEWARK, N. j., Feb. lO.-Andrew Stewart, Of
Suspension Bridge, N. Y, while a: the Passaio
mine this morning, fell down the main shan
and was Instantly killed.
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The Canadian Seat Of G.verp-.,,.

TORONTO, c. w Feb. 1.-THE Queens DE-
cision In favor Of Ottawa the seat Of govern
ment OF Canada, was carried in the Legislative
Assembly last night by majority Of Eve.
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BosroN, Feb. 10.-The Winthrop House wa,
sold at auction to-day for $40, 500, subject to
mortgage Of 81 coo.
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Noted Arrival.
Baltimore Market.

AUGUSTA, Feb. 1.-THE papers announce q
arrival here OF the notorious Doctor Hines,
Atlston, renowned swindler.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of writ OF
IVA herr fscas issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of the District of COLUMBIA for the
county OF Washington, and to me directed, / will
expose to pnblic sale. for CASH, in front of the
Court, house door OF said county, on TUESDAY,
the I'D day of February next, 1852 at II O'Clock m.
the following described Property, to wit: All
DESCENDANTS night, title, claim and interest in and TO
part OF Lots Nos: and 9, Square No. 585, begin
nns at point or line Sd street west ii feet north
OF southwest corner of Lot No. g. thence south along
the line of said street q feet thence east on liue
at night angles TO said street % feet TO public alley
10 sad Square thence north with line ot said aley
q feet thence west 90 feet to the line of SAID street
to the place of beginning. tog Their with all ard sIn
GUAR the Improvements thereon, SCI zed and leye ed
upon as the property of Gorge Stain, and will be
sold to satisfy Judlcias No. n, TO January term,
1859, in favor of John Van r eswick
w. SELDEN. Marshal
JAZZ to for the District of Columbia
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New OrIean, Weekly Cst,su Repor,.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-THE sales of cotton
To- law amounted TO n 600 bales, closing at l0ka
Tic Tor middltng. Sales Of the we II 81 OJO Re
year. Exports for the week 81, 600, against ~ $40
Tor the same time last year
Total eIPorts since the LIST of January, ss7 600
Daies, against dig, 900 for the time asst yez
Keeps from the interior at ali southera ports
ahead OF the same time last veal are estimated |,
i,2sOSU bales. sock IN the rot Of New Or
leans, Sd, Oo0-shead Of last " ar 3s2 500 bales
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L ADJ ES' HAIR WORK Repaired. or taken in
Manafaetory, Pa. ay., near 18th s.. da-sm
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AUU1Iu1 AR.

8 s EBsESfirSG2Rt1N ssso;::
spsb ,sss a s5f ff.sI
hoaseheeping. No. f4 Pennsy lvsnia avenns Rs
cen 20 and ~ sts., vs shall sell, al his Elect
Mshossny Sofa. Rocker and Parlor Chair
yaee and Wood-seat Chairs, Lounges.
Wieoov Curtains, Shades, and Curtains,
BIusses Three ply and Ingram Carpets.
Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows.
Han and Husk Mattresses, Toilet Sets,
LOOKING klasses, Clock, Vases, s..-..
Slanksts: Comforts and Spreads, -.---
To.ethsT with general assortment Of Household
and Kitchen Requisites.
Ierms Us and under, cash over that sum a
n,s 81 o. ana DAYS, for satisfactorily endorsed
fer2 ,. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auct,
TRUSTEES SALE OF H0USEHni, 10 A Nh
hifCikN FuRNITURE-On WEDNESDAY,
the 18th Istapt, at 10 O'Clock m, by virtue Of n
deed OF trust duly recorded among the land record
OF washington county. ia the District of COLUMBIA,
will be sold, at the auction rooms Of Bontx A.
So0mos, inc following Household Furniture, viz:
Bsdstead and Mattress, Dress Bureau,
MashtsJ5a m Tables, Cane Chars and Rocker,
Buoket. DpPeT, knife; box,
Wsshstand, Rolling pin, Child's Chair.
Wood Chairs ana Rocker.
by order of the Trustee;
o.. o.. - BoNTZ & CoOMBS, Aucts.
WILL BE ADDED,
zSoias, Rocking Chairs, Bureaus, Lounge, wash-
Bedstesds. Tabls,, a large lot of Blankets,
Fsather BEDS. Bosters, Pillows, Mattresses, 30
fe ut. BUNTZ & CooMBs, Aucts.
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I TRAVELLING TRUNKS!
LA DIES AMI gentlemen wishing to provide them
selves with TRAVELLING TRUNKS are-1
invited to VISIT our extensive Salesroom Eykx1N
occupying the entire basement floor, where ~3k1fu
they will lind every Gescr ptinn Of ne and medium
quality SuLE-LEA1HER TRUNKS LADIES'
DRESS TRUNKS, PACKING TRUSKa HAT
BOXES, VALIt :ES. CARPET BAGS ShTCa.
ELS, & Q at moderate prices.
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO.
3E2 Pa. Az bet 9Th and 9th SITS
r. lc-lw and l04 Duane ST.. New York
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Jazz q
By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
TENSINE Z nE NERN SIr

INTENSIVE SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR
u CARVED MARBkE NANTES, MoNUMESTs.
HEAD SroNEs, INTEL AND SILLs, BY CATALOGUE,
AT AUCTIoN-Un WEDNESDAY, the sd instant,
A. M. at the marble yard of MIR. n. Parry, who rs
removing his business To New York, on Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, between 18th and 18th streets, one of
the most su perlor assortments of Marble Nantes
and Monuments ever offered for sale in the Dls-
trlct, OF the following varieties of Marine, VIZ:
Statuary Marble Carved and Plain Mantels,
Tennessee do; do. magnificent.
California Moulded Mantle, very rare and supe-
nor,
Lisbon do. do. do
6very fine Italian Marble covered Manlles,
10 do do. do. Plan do,
81 beautiful ltaiIan marble Monuments, Of yarious
sizes, hnelI finished,
70 Marble Head stones, Of different sizes and quail
ties.
Also. large and ex ceilent assortment of Marble
Llntels and Ellis, for building purposes.
Terms: All sums under S25 cash over S25 and
not exceeding SlO0. credit Off. 4, and months :
over SiO ere OF 6. and 10 months for notice
IA All cases oil credit, satisfactorily endorsed, bear
Ing interest.
The attention osmembers of Congress, builders,
persons wishing to purchase monuments or head
stones and the public IN general 10 peotfuly IN
vted 10 this sale, as 10 10 certainly the most snpe-
TOR assortment ever offered for sale in Washington,
and the safe Will be worth their attention.
Catalogues ready on Tuesday previous 20 sale.
fs lO-d A. GREEN, Auct.
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By J. C. MCGUIRE CO.. Auoiioneers.
FURNITURE AND EXPECTS OF A PAM
L IY DECLINING 1oUsEKBERING Al PUBLIC SALE.
On TUESDAY MORNING, February Is, a. ten
O'Clock, at the residence of r. gentleman decipi o.
hou Sc eepine. on the east side of 9Th street. be
tween and II streets, the flag will designate the
hous g. we shall SELL
Marbe-top Centre and other Tables,
Cane and Wood-seat Chairs. Lounge,
Stuff seat Rocker, wkatnot, Desk,
Gilt WIn5ou Shades,
Paintings aud Eugravipgs,
Brussels, Three-ply and Ingram Carpets
kegs, Oiicioths, STAR Rods and Ewes, .H
Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads, enc
DFessing and Plain Bureaus Washstapds. 81.
Iron Bedsteads, Toilet Sets, Lookipc sIassea -
Cooking aud other Stoves, -
Together with general assortment Of Housekeep-
Terms: SS and under cash; over that sum, .
90 and 80 days for notes sstsfactoriiy en-
fes d Jas. G. MCGUIRE & co-Apess.
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Fail Of the Emperor Of Hayti-Hi. Flisht N
jamaica

CHAhLEsToN, Feb. 1.-THE brig Elixs Nelscu.
from Kingston, with dates to the 18th nit In,
arrived there from Hayti on board British shin.
claiming British protection
Inc steamer Washington from New York via
Aspinwall, put Into Kingston for coal on the 18th
She landed fifteen passengers and stores AZ grey.
town. WY
NEw YORK, Feb 12 The New York Benld
mas advices from Port-au- Prince co ,tainIpg In
teri sing particulars of recent events there Tn.
troops OF President Jefard entered the capital on
the Iitn, and the city surrendered without nripc
gun, and the Republic proclaimed souIouo ne
guard escorted him on his way TO the British
So ner Melbourne, but the mob was so excited
that he took refuge In the French Consulate He
afterwards embarked with his family and treas
ure, and arrived al Kingston
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

HANDSOME AND VALUABLE BRICK
Il house AND LoT ON 9TH STREET, RETwEEN VI
AND n STs., AT AoCTloN.-On THURSDAY, the
l7h instant, shall SELL in front of the premises at
I o ,esock p. m, vsluahle aud desirable Brick
Dwelling house and Lot, being Lot No. III and part
OF Lot NC. ~ in Square No 400, fronting about Is
eet on the east side oh street west and running
OacK " ieet TO Ia foot inch alley improved by
handsome two story and attic Brick House with A
Two story back building, covered with STATE; hav-
eff ; with good wood and coal house fronting on
the alley, which is paved.
me attention of persons wishing 20 purchase a
handsome residence is called to the sale of he above
property, as, upon examination, they will Ind the
mouse possesses every convenience, and is built In
the most modern style, by the best of wolkmen
Terms: one-third cash balance IN 6, Y, rs, and
a months icr notes bearing interest, properly Sc
fe lid GREEN A..
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I uBlN,s EXTRACTS, al odors,a at GIBBs's
ooms, under WillaEd's hotel. d1-Sm
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FSEkLY GIVEN TO THK POoR.-The poor and
needy suheri from bad Colds. Cough., or othe /
iHGg complaints, will receive abot,le Of Mrg Gard
noT's uurIYailed Indian Modieire gratnItousT by
srPitati"n 1t Weeks Il POtter's, I54 Washnrton
street. Boston. = fe e.1w
=. WSnnss CAKEs, very pretty snd very cheap al
the PhIlaG ephla Confectionery, corner i2th and r
susrt. In I,Ink ''
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FAMILY BREAD.
NEORGE SElIZ. iaker, No. 3it New York
avenue, between 10th and nth streets, respectfully
nuiacturlng BR FAD OF the very best sual,y Of
ianuy Hour and delivering the same to all parts of
the oIty.
Orders left ut his stands, No. as Centre Market,
and lr4 Northern Market will be promptly attended
to.
Also, CAKES and PIES, of cvery description,
always on hand.
fo I'm GEO. SEITZ
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10.0AY @ T0.NOKR0W NoRNIN6.
p1as Mf1d Pa ssE EAt b A;;;';SS ss.
Books. sTAnosI.I. -Fxsof soSos. rIss IN.
Ssssis !. rs 5! II
ste .ne inte,lgenoer Once. ~
ls.-tf WALL 4 Barnard. Auot..
BEN.F; FRENCH's NINTH ANNUAL sxLl
Ever. srsaaf sRsSs
Ss h sssS : e g, 81 win z Pratt ESQ
Fi Gsrst 70 this oe'' 'eleO'sd svsr
Tn, sssHdsfd POET, = sis sss,,P. H Siss Beot
Dickens Worf. four styiss 81 S SfS%Ssst.
e,,, ~ snG sySlumes. complete In
The Books are warranted new And 80 .
s1iS osv"te sale during the day at half sa6sSs1f.
nns'es sdd gentlemen are invited to call and ex-
Old store between 10th and 18th streets, Penn ave-
nue.. Books NOW open for Pnyste sale.
BaN. Z. FkkscH, salesman. w. At jsM-,f
TkbsrEEMs 's sK HEEfE q Ell
-, HousEHoLD EFFEcrs -On MONDAY MORN
east Of Hail. Y. ire GT ~
comprising .SS'e'
Walnut Dama.k covered ParIor Suit,
Marble top Sofa and Fancy Tables
Mahogany Sofa, Cane seat Chalrs
GIlt-frame Mirrors, Engraylpge, Efsr...
Carpets. OllelIth. Rugs,
Bedsteads. Bureaus, Washstards,
II SIR and Husk Mattress es. Toilet Sets
Bosters and Pillows, Bedding,
w lndow Curtains and Shades
CHINA, lass and Crockery Ware,
GoOklns and other Stoves.
REQUISITE. vi ''i'o"en
Terms: $50 and under cash over that sum /,
credit OF 30 3d. and g. days, for satisfactorily an
dnrsed notes, bearing interelt w.
fes-d j. c. MCGUIRE d CO, Aucts,
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ARE YOU INSURED !-Ampls pudemn,t,
q ags,nst Loss by Pre- 70 Offered ~ the WASH
corner of Penn. svenre ana 10th 81. StocEhoIders.
directors and officers al citizens of ashng ton and
JAMES c, MCGUIRE, President.
g. ID. HANSON. Secretary. no 10 codif
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MARSHAL : SAI.E.-In virtue of a writ of
IVA herr facIas, issued from the Clerks ONCE of
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
the county OF Wa, hlLgton. and to me directed. 1
will expose to public sale, for CASH in front of the
Court house door Of said county, on TUESDAY,
the 9Th day OF March, 1882 at u O'Clock M, the fol
lowing described property, to wit VIZ All defend
ats right, title, claim, and interest in and to Lot
NO. = IN square NO. SIs fTonti1g IS feet on street
with all and singular the improvements thereon.
seq ed and levied upon az the operty Of saTuel
NJ kgleht. and will he sold TO satisfy Judclals o.
ll6, to Octoter tern, 1857 w. T. Dove use of ri .
3 own, use OF George Poe. Jr.. VS.. samuel NJ
knight. w Sci DIN MsTshsI
fe Its for the District OF Columbia
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BY }. T.. MEG CURE d CO., Auctioneers.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD Effects
AT AucrIoN.-On WEDNESDAY MORN
lSG Fehruary 10th, st 70 O'Clock. at the residence
OF T. Is. Barrett, Esq, No. 4sS Massaohu setts ave
nue., between 4th ana Sth streets. we shall SELL all
the urDlture ard Househod Effects, oom prlslnr-
Mahogany Parlor Suit. in hair cloth,
mnaLole-top Centre Table, Fancy Tables,
Mahogany Writing Desk, Cane sest Chairs,
Mahogany Sldeboard, Dining Tables,
Lace Cur talns aud CoInice, Window Shades,
Brussels and Ingram Car pets, Kues,
STAR Carpet, Ollcloth, ROds and Eyes,
DTesslng and Pain Bureaus, W ashstards,
be1steads, Gather u eds, Bolsters and PIlloys.
Mattresses, Looking glasses, Toilet Set
BroT re Figures, Drop Light, Vases,
China, Glass and CrOokery VI are,
Cooking ard ether Stoves,
Iogether with general assortment OF Household
and Kitchen REQUISITES,
Terms: S25 and under cash over that sum
creol OF ~ and 60 days fer notes satisfactorily en-
Z. Sine house IN for sale or rant In.u,,e m
the premises. ~
fe1l-d J. C. MCGUIRE a. CO, Auot,.
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TIE LA1EB1 NV
D Islsgraph Or T. Rvcri,e s,,,
From California.

From Cafffornfa.
to- fosk, Feb. 1.-THE Steamship Nc,ss
tSs o,S arrived here tonight She nssssS -.
sor,tb -. me " 3. steamer BROOKLYN. stserine
&C., - she len AZ AspipwnlI the M q
ysnnas' sa'e ho.aoke and the sloop OF. var ss.
Sne :, e. IN san Fencisco date. NJ m. so,a M,
ana slysDWo In gold. Her Californs, $3.50 :.
NY mainly anticipated
Taylor, died at Panama on IN, ta,S 10 ne Moses
low 10 RIVER He was formerly Lieassnsnt IN m.
A vein Of coal, 1t 1, hoped, equal to N. so,.,,
camel coal, has been found on EIder crssS eo'on
The centennial birthday Of Burns Wa 10 h.x,
oeen celebrated In various parts Of the State
The new sugar refnery az san Francisco h..
Seen much damaged by the explosion of steam
boiler One man was killed
on New Years day the settlers az Pound VAL
rev: killed forty Indians for killing stock.
me french have taken possession Of Chipfer.
n MN island, about GOO miles westward OF AGA
Major johnson had arrived with ,roo,. a. rr.-
- ne mail stage In Placer county b,d h>eo ,oh.
"a ~ eignt OF ten highwaymen Of betveen tvro
ana tntee thousand dollar, - WV
Chill was still disturhed "a a.
Were under martial law ana n,,, - p'ovlnoes
nou zen arrested for seditiou Tn. -. -.
enureiy un.ier the direction OF the govi,..
of man LAO the adyices are that the prospect
"a general revolt was increasing whUf -
ealct was being read on the 9th nit. prohIhS,,s.
.ue fearing up OF rails and cutting telesranS
wires, me mob did everything that was ferbsd
osu, Inc streets were strewn daily with pas
qulhes threatening Castillo with death A cor
respondent OF the Panama Star saws that. by the
ne1t hdi, we may hear that the mob have been
pu.chered, or the government overthrow.
AuVlces from Caracas state that the Republic
been well received in ali the Towns ,hrars,s
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CHARLES LosDoN CORDIAL Gin 10 not a medi
cine. but from Its intrinsic merit IL is recommended
10y pby siolhas generally IN cases Of ssepsia GOut
Hheumatlsm, DIupsJ, Gravel. Colo, ChOlera. Fe'
yer and AgUe. Structure. Diseases of the Urinary
biIty, nc. Nv
r, May be had IN Wasbinston CT Ford n Bro, ID b.
CiHTk: III. Herman, b wilson. X. J. X ycn Ham
Hi0n Leach, aud others. Edm'd &. Charles G en-
eral Agent, ~ Broadway, New York II
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kEAD tho recommendation by the ladies of
Trinity Church Fair, Georgetown, Of ScbafieId,
our sixth street cOnfectioncr; and IL you want
anything In his line, give him a cali
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n ssys;G, ,McsYIRES CO; Ancslopeers,
FUTURE DAYS.

By BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
~ TURF, CHINA AND HOUsEHoLD FuRNiTuRr
,n,IsN6RALLY, AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY
MOhNi y, the 18th instant, al 10 O'Clock, we viii
sen, az the residence of - DIVINE, Esq, Opposite
the Convent. IN Georgetown, the entire HOaseho 4
Rosewood Parlor Suit, in brocatelle, and handsome.
ly carved,
Mahot any Sofa, Rockers. Etegere
DO. Sideboard, Dining Tables
lounge, PsrloI. Hall, and Chamber Carpets,
french china Dlnrer Set, do. Tea Set,
parlOr, Cooking, and other Stoves,
Bedsteads, Mattresses. Wardrohes
MattILg, Mugs, Curtains, Looking glasses,
fas Chandeliers and Burners,
Kitchen + urniture. w God Ware, Ram Cask Ac
Terms at sale.
felI.ts BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Auct,,.