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IRON VIZ. trLLkN BkiAHT.
looked with great sactionf part o. the streets
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v. unpublished Dr. Worcester has performed vita rare indus
IN sua sdmrsbie judgment The proper task q the e1gos
fe ssce7tsug and recording u.ages Of our lang rage
authentic eyraOoee the c0ncisenes md com
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Boots, Shoes, &f.

At JONEss Nos. 10 and IL Ann-st., -
Es.S c.TDRFss BOOTS; % % Doabls SOS WATER
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DERFECT SPECIMENS o. b- GORILLA.
il the CHiNPASZEE. the KoOLoOF MA "a. ssfiE.
GO With te,- ether IA -
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DAY md ~ ESISG. Atni,tsncezs .-zs
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Billiard Gables.

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ess.tes o8 sppiiaseT Al Eiris Of xGRCULTURAL md
HORTICULTURAL BOOKS supplied By
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AGRICULTURAL BOOKSELLERS and PUBLISHERS OF
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sTIyHE PLEASURE BOOK Of the SEASON"
Il Nov Ready, Another Edition q
MOSAICS. By fkED. SAUSDEkA
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tire page l2nlo-, cloth. , Is
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LIVERY Grocer, Grain, and Flour Dealer IN he
II GATED states requiring Bas Of asy lind OF fslcy fios.
brckwkest SAT- SACKS bes1uhy puea and a. the lot
pobe prices shoul1 NJ tsBieaoofs Bss Mamma
Tory No III wss. y: i. Paper BAss posse~.af pss.<
ward PER hoasand Msnills snd Jute Rope. Hay Rope ~
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Yror S. Ar.1lr ALtlrovE.

aluebe recommendation th nooe Foiue appear
q be typographical beauty and ueatuess the incorporation
OF msBy terms heretofore regarded entirely technical but
VthLe last few Yeas considerable currency IN
ueuce he multiplication Of scientific hand books ana public
lectures special topics Of cosmology ennoiosy atui1 ms
tory remarkable euence Ia the chronological end dehu-
ing dep1rtmeuis the extreme observed n guiding the
i9irr 10 correct pronunciation and tie position Of synon-
a. resrreucc s. AUSTIN ALLiBOSE."
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DROP. LOVES
MAMMOTH AFRIAL SHIP
aCITY OF SEW-Y ORK.n
he ascensiou Of the 49, -
"CITY or SEW-NORk,"
" MOI ale place today srcoun Of yesterdays violent
s.Irrn v hirh rendered the nis.ion IN possible -
The IMITATION vii eontinEe, and the 1ROCsDo nE
OPFx 10 The pubic TO-DAY aud TOMORROW II the veaih
Or VIII allow. "a
The ascension 81 formerly announced viii positively take
H. IT, rst calm day following the completion Of the intAiion
DARENTS-GOOd Lessons in Reading and Rect
Il ssfion for vour children II J. x. BROWNS ESIER-
TAISMESTS on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, ROY: - ~
Clinton Hall AsoIpsee. TO commence a. ocloe Ai-A
rs i5- preuts uardisns children only 10 cents eAea
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FHox TIE MORN AxEEioAS RETIKv

We haze examined sufficient portion Of II 70 feel sure that
a the public expectation The chronological depart
gives not only the authors nature opinion IA each case
LII on points the alternative opinions The def
ino- are fall precise and eminstng the capacity q our
laru..s vii suser them BE- and wherever prsccs1e
eFy and peneniy Illustrated BY quotations from standard
abor 81 technical woFd defined b large and
Tsriops hss win wei the ordinary purposes Of
dctiorsTv sepaTsfe science and snrts having heen
e. W. informed atey employed IN this Of the enter
~ Woocufs introduced wherever the verbal denuitou
naequzse The various valuable EstteT contained IN
hs Introduction sne AypendH VIII supply the paee 81 several
s~,rrS usus In nne tue iis uncialen ged
80 A. r u Of any attempt IL tis direction,
Id A. nrces.ay siaard Dictionary Of the English Ian
s-r unf ean-el at distant dsy
skst demand that the - hboT il renewed"
FEON J. BszEfgN LISDsLEr-
fChsuceliorofthe University % Ternessee
know cr Dictionary Ia the English n 81 re-
,us - compete edition Of Dr. WORCESTER II l.
sithfsl reliable guide correct spelling sDd
ample vocstUlzry and most excellent IN IA oennions is
sesry and uness regards the many new scientific terms
recently introduo-d render invaluable 10 tho professional
ses . the fenerzl student. .....- -.
4. Oc.Obeg ~, lGs9" " J. BEhhltN LlNDo-hl'
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WAIT, AND GET THE BEsT :
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FKOh WAsHiSOTOS lEyiSG.
WASHINGTON IRVING.
81 sruuvside. May "A. 1850"
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-23
THE ROfHSCHILD BRIDAL DINNER.

The Paris correspondent of the Literary Gazette says
"A great event in the boar monde of this place has been
the Rothschiid marriage. The magnifcence was beyond
all description, and it would appear that ~splendors, vieing
with those recountcd in the Arabian Nights, were Law
ished upon an entertainment to which nobody was admit
ted. | mean the dinner given after the nuptal ccie-
mony, and at which some sixty or seventy Rothschilds
alone were present. AS no one but the family was pres
ent at this taucioa as the Spaniurds entitle their bull
fights and other a~musemcnts--of course the feminine
public curiosity has been immeasuInSly excited by 1t, and
every young male Rothscilild has leen cross-cxamined by
the fair ladies OF Paris ever since, ia order that they may
arrive at an approximate knowledge of the festive
scene 1t seems all the plate OF all The houses of Roths-
chhlds nearly was forthcoming for this banquet at least,
the London chief sent his dinner-serviue over TO his
cousin of Puris, and the entire changes of the more than
threescore guests were made in silver and silver gilt
plates, dishes, everything was of the precious metals, rs
at the royal tables, only at dessert, was perceived the
priceless service of old sevres, belonging to the Paris
pdtaynmiids, and whereof each plate represents somewhere
about a kings ransom.
las to the viands on the table, they came from every
county and every cline; there were swallows nests
nom China, sterlcts "a fish of excessive high price In Rus
sa, Ot the size OF salmon, and OF fat, orahge-coloredh flesh
nom Russia, reed birds and canvass-back ducks from
America bustaids from Spain, pheasants from Bohemia,
@irtes of 'peacock's brains, tllets of buffalo hump, and,
One OF my lady infuimants declares salmis OF Brazilian
parrots Every salt or fresh water has yielded UP its
hsh every moor, marsh, and forest its fowl; every hot
yea, heated by fire or the sun, It's fruit and every grape
That ever hung anywhere Its wine. AS to the flowers
with which the table and the dining room were orna-
mented, II b affirmed that there were 500 pounds worth.
u,mean fl,5OG English D An the windows were cover
ei With trellis work, over which were framed the choicest
creeping plants of the tropics, shedding their luscious per
fumes all round. If the repast was worthy of an empe-
TOT OF q century ago. the tribe of Rothschiid seems to have
vesh worthy OF 1t, and to have done 1t due honor. In
the hrst place i. Is affirmed that the ladies present wore
upon their persons between twenty and thirty millions Of
francs worth Of jewels, and in the way of doing honor
!" Inc banquet those who partook Of 1t sat at table from
nall past six TO midnight r.
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TUESDAY,, MARcH 20, 1889.
John H. Reilly, administrator, Us The United States. ia
this case Mr. Hatch concluded the argument in behalf OF
the claimant, and the case was submitted.
James Crooks r. The United States. A claim fJF the
proceeds OF tho cargo and schooner 'L0rd Nelson. The
schooner was sliced ON Lake Ontario, juno 5, 1912, and
ibelled in the district court Of New York. Befole hear
ing, an ihtoTlocutory decree was made ordering the mar
shall To sell the schooner and cargo, and pay thc ayails
into the hands OF the clork OF the court, which was done.
The libel was eventually dismissed, and the eIeik became
a dettulter, and never paid said ayaiis 10 Il the claimants. as
ordered by the court.
The Lord Nelson" was lid OF by an officer of tho gov
eminent, was taken into the service Of the United States,
armed, and used ia the war Of 1912.
This suit Is brought to recover Of the government the
value of the schooner and cargo.
Mr.. Rockwell opened the argument for the claimant
and, on concluding, the court adjournedeto IL, m, to-
morrow.
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THE PROBABILITIES or WAR.

from the New York journal of Commerce, March 81
We learn from second hand but good authority that
Richard Golden (who passed through this State last week
on his way to Toronto) stated that he had received letters
by the last steamer, from the tenor of which be had no
doubt that the British ministry expect war in Europe
this year.
Our correspondent at Marscilles, under date of Februa-
ry 20, writes as follows ..m...l
Business very dull, on account of the war with Aus
tria, which becomes imminent. French troops are ar
irving every day from Algiers, and the ornaments are
considerable in France. 1t is said that the government
will make a loan in provision of the war.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-23

The report Of the discovery Of gold in the Symmes
township, near Cincinnati, is confirmed. The CONNER.
Sh says we have a specimen of The gold, mingled with
ulack sand, In our possession accessible to the inspection
"sny who may feel curious or incredulous upon the
Ihupesst The specimen we have is not feolsely'simila
"tstfongly resembles thousands OF specimens the writer
nA seen IN the California mines. The gold is bright, and
y generally In minute scales like the bran OF wheat,
hough occasionally small Jumps a half to two. thirds as
Nsise as ordinary pin heads are discovered. That gold
Is lying about loose in Humphreys Gulch Is, however,
IN indispntable fact, Mr.. n. has collected a gallon OF
te black sand deposite which contains several dollars
esumated) worth of gold, the largest PARTICLES not being
worth more than two or three cents each, and pretty near
" round as mustard seed shot,
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-23
Markets.

NEW YonK, March 22.-Cotton closed firm sales OF
2 900 bales. Flour closed firm sales of l6, 900 barrels.
Wheat closed hrm-sales OF 10, 900 bushels choice Ken
lucky white, S2. Corn closed easier sales Of so, 900
bushels mixed, SO a 80 cents yellow, s8 q 80 cel t.
Beef closed firm at 80 40 a Sill SO. Pork closed
heavy mess, SIT 80 a $l8 IL. Lard closed quiet al
ll4 a IL cents. Whiskey unchanged at 2sA cents. Sugar
closed rn-orleans, z a cents. Coffee closed firm
ut lO1 a ia cents, Molasses closed firm at 80 a 4O
cents. Spirits Of turpentine closed firm SALES of Is. 900
barrels ut 524 a 81 cents. Rosin closed heavy at 81 IS.
Rice closed buoyant at 4 a AZ cents; very prime, 81
cents.
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AUCTION SALES
by Jas. G. Mcguire d co. Aueuonesrs.

GlIANCERY SALE or A VALUABLE TRACT
81 land near MAshugnu~-By vEtas VI a dsoros of The cir
eml oJuTt % the District 81 Columbia daily pAassd 90 ue Hath day u
February, A. ID. 1888, la a certain ohAneeFy suit pcndHDg 10 said
court wherein = A hlAashArd T. complainant and Mary A. IloIneAd
etal. defendants, ON Wednesday, tho 10Th day OF March, 1859, at
az O'Clock, p m, win proceed 10 sol al pabac auction, the follow
Ing described trsrt Of laud, Situated m the cOunty at Washing ton,
district Of Columbia, and boarded a. follows Beginning ir the Same
al p0ht on the south side u r1noy Branah, a. tho end va line
drawn :. 2ik dog. H. iOa perches from a b aAI stone Of tho Lnl %
tho Ats William llolnaal and that Of Ft,roe shoenl ,ker, and running
thenee With said Aho reversed n 2lS deg W. lO.6 peroRss, 90 said
bound sione, thence y. deg W y pcrehes, thence n. ! deg. D.
n ~ perches, thence n. so2 deg " 2O7z psrchss, thence N. S9A
deg. A. IS porohos, thence l. ~ de-. b. llA perches, thence n, ~
deg " 81 perehes, T. ~ deg. h 40T2 parohes, thence T. ass deg
W. 34 perches, thence I. 5lx dec. W. 7 peTche4, \ 81 deg. ", q
peTches, the0ces 4Sx dsg. w 5 perch ., thenCs N. 70 deg W AZ
poTches, thenco \ rs deg. W "a perehca, theHeo ) ~ do. w. 10
porches, tAenoc n. TN deg W. 40 poTehes, thenes :. 81 dog ". rs
porches, thence 5. os dog. ". 20 ponchos, and themes with a straight
hnot 20 Tho place Of beginning, containing 20 acres, 2 ro1ds, and ~
porohea, more Or less.
This Is a part Of the tract Of land Of which william Holmead diod
seized, and aiJons tbs lands Of General Walbrdgo aud Thomas Bag
den, evq.
The sale viii take place at the auction rooms Of , G MoGuire &
% Washington, d. q.
Terms Of sale Oa0 third Of the purchase money 10 DO raid In cash;
the residue Ia three equal attachments at q, IA, and rs month";, with
interest from tho day OF sale for which the purchasers Notes SO.
cured 10 tho satisia6tiOnO OF the trustee, will be required.
WILLIAM J. sIONE, jr.
Trustee.
H JAS C. MCGUIRE 4 90,
Feb 2I-3taw3wSIs Aucuoneers.
sxs- The above sale is postponed until Monday
afternoon, March 2sth, same hour aud place.
W. j. STONE, Jr, Trustee.
.... w JR. C. ACQUIRE 4 CO,
March 1s-ooSds Aactonoera.
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OFFICIAL.

james Buchanan, Pceiie~t Of ne Unaed sas q Amatca, 70 all ~AoA
Il may concern
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited TO mo that Fried
rich iiagedorn has been appointed conzul Of the Grand Duchy Of SAKE
Weilnar for the States Of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Mary.
land, Virginia, North Carolna, and tho District Of Columbia,
do hereby recognise him a. suoh, aud declare him free to
exercise aud enjoy such functions, powers, and privileges IS arc al
lowed TO the consuls OF the most favored nations ia the United
States.
In testimony whereof | have caused these ieiters TO be made pat
ont, aud tho seal Of ths United States % DO herounlo affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington, the 10th day of
f. 8 Mreh, A. ID, 1859, and OF the independence Of the United
States OF America tho eighty third.
... -... JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY tho President
LEWIS CAss, Secretary OF State. .
James Buchanan, PreGident Of te Uaicd States Of Amai6a, 10 all
tUhOm IL may eoneoas
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited TO mo that Charles
Kock has been appointed consul Of Hamburg at New Orleans,
/ do hereby recognise him as such, and declare him FREQ to
exercise aud enjoy such functions, powers, and privileges as are
allowed to the cen us OF the most favored nations in the Unitod
States, e. r#.t Hf #rE s.r -s". a-. .
In testimony whereof, | have caused these leuers to be made patent
aud the seal of the Unhod States TO BIO hereunto affixed. .
Given under my hand, at tho city Of Washington, the 18th day Of
f. 81 March, A. D. 1858, and Of the independence OF the United
States Of America tho eighty third. .
a "E a at . .H JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President ...t. .-... ... ..
LEWIS CAS-, Secretary of Estate.
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CILLoW4Ys TEXTBOOK OF MODERN CAR.

SiLLOWAYS TEXTBOOK OF MODERN CAR
~ peufy! 81 20.
iiathelts American House Carpenter. 50 so.
Vaux's Villas aud Cottages, 800 shgfayingsS o.
Hammond's Farmers and Mechanics Practical Architect. VI so.
Downng's Cottage Residences and Cottage Grodnds, 81 80
Downnghs Landscape, Gardening, and Rursi Architecturs. So SO
D0wnug's Country Houses, $40 engrayings. 81 >
Village and Farm Cottages, 100 enkraythgs, %
Fields Rural Architecture. ~.
fioid's City Architecture, 20 plates. 81
Glossary'or Grscian, Roman, Ieians and Gothic Architecture, 3
vols Oxford, England, with 1 100 wood euts' sls.' ''''
''Scoe on Gothic "A Architecture, secdlnr md pontsup. London. o. rs
pfizc Model Cottages = london. 81 So
Benjsmihts Rudimcuts OF Architecture. 81.
IOudbnb Encyclopedia vt Architecture, with more than 1000 en-
cravings. london. $40.
Sloanis Model Architect. 2 vols. folio. SIS.
Leeds aud Bsrrys Architecture, London. 81 cents.
Nicholssn's Carp snter's Guide. London. - 70.
Masonry, Joinery, and Carpentry, from tho Encyclopaedia Britain
siu. 81 so.
sloanis Carpenters Guide. %.
DeGrun7s Stair Builders Guide %.
Owens Hints on Public Architecture. 90,
Designs for Rural Churches. London. s5.
Upjoiin's Rural Architecture. Folio. 50.
Nichclson's Carpentry and Jolnery, 2 vols, 4to, London; 100 en-.
cravings. eli.
Pocket Manual OF Rural Architecture. 80 cents.
Carpentry Made Easy, ny WIN. " Bell, 4 vol, 3s plates and 200
figures. 50.
wilson's Mechanics and Bollders Price Book. 81
Builders Price Book. 70 cents.
Mar 90 FkANCK TAYLOR.
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Feb 81 staw3wSIs
by ]. D. McGuIRE 4 Co, Auenoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
4 taIs IN the city Of Washington. by yiftuo Of a decree OF tho
circuit court OF tho District OF Columbia, passed on tho Esd OF Janu-
ary, 1853, Ia a cause Ia which Chrtsiiana McClory and others are
eouaplanaAts, and Lawrence W. James and others are defendants, |
shall sell at pablo auction TO tho highest bidder, ON Thursday, tho
ih day Of April next, at s5 O'Clock, p m, on the premises, the
south part Of lot numbered thirteen, (l3D in square numbered two
hundred and hfty-tlree, (25SD in the city Of Washington, fronting ~
feet l0a inches on l4uh street west, and running back with that
width TO an alloy at the rear OF said lot, The improvements consist
Of a twoHtory brick dwelling house, Sc. .
Terms OF Sale Ono third OF the purchase money TO be paid Ia
cash the balance In two equal ins1lneuts Ia o and IL months,
with interest from the day OF sale. The deferred pay meais 10 be ~.
cured by the notes Of the purchaser, satisfactorily endorsed.
HILBERT RUDMAS, Trustee,
JAS. {. MCGUIRE a. CO.,
Mar l7-eodGds Auctioneers.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-23

TnEArReAL,--For the preseut We have no sstar" at
the Washington Theatre, bat tho performances OF the
excellent stock company nightly draw good houses. Du-
ring The past Water we have cortainly seen some OF these
so-osiied ''stars, = such as Mr.. and Mn Chnnfmu, who,
IA all the requisites Of the good actor, are far inferior 10
AlessrS Dawson and Fisher, and TO the ever charming
Mna. Allen.
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The Alleged SLAYER aa Wins.

AUdUsrA, (Ga March eat is rumored that tho
bark kawlius, reported yesterday as having been sliced as
a shaver, had landed coo negroes ON tho Florida coast
This is considered doubtful, as she cleared ut 49, for
Havana on tho 10th Of December with a cargo Of rice.
This would be a short time for u trip TO Africa aud back
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The Gale en- the southern coast.

SAVANNAH, March 22. No injuries TO the marine have
yet been reported here. The Star Of the South reports,
when OF Cape Hatleras on Friday, she passed a quantity
of pine plaaks nailed TO ~hogsheads.