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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-01
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Wood. HAN Rs'tsrstiys d my 1s bsius quite srs, a.ds
great many persoDi, had Gssst oil manner Of patent Srd
ane. .nd short troe sc commenced using vow s'- 70
The rssohss been se, SATISFACTORY, yer, gao
,ldice ~sout ny Tor setust .sde unwilling 70
BEST proof bens oo:a alton WRIT this letter,
catch you snow 10 such and s, direct them 70 me
for further prof, who 70 ard oU' ~ N "''' sshns
Istabhshment every day
,sasnoe every gay senr AID thicker ard much pois
ssahns ,oosiTs mo a. youI. especially pet
fsor Wool sn You, H.I Pe.torstiy- as. done
~ diminishing for yesrs asu.ed suppose from sshi earr
Shen quite Ifsnt have been nsos your OAR Be.
growing afte having ased Al other ren-de. kuosn 70
sdvise az wbs afflicted tbs. way yanr reIed,
You can pubi'h Ss II Jou 'ains proper fo.TS
fsoy. WooD--De1, Your Hair Restorative Provin.
telf beneficial The 'front.' AID also the bach part Of ny
head its coveDswa In fact BALD ihsve o'eo but
hspnt bottles Of Jour Restorative and no~ we Top OF
my e studded viii promising Of yoart bail ard
ts benefit have tried other Prepsf'
tsons without any benefit whatever think from owl
induce 70 uv
Vours respectfully, U TSptAS, N. u
no 81 Viue-s.
IN, restorative pat up of Lss,
medium and small; small half retail. FOR
81 Der bottle; the m.aum holds twenty
proportion thar the small reais o' 81 bottle IN. Hs
holds quart ~ ~ proportion ard res' nv %
bottle.
WOOD Co syGpnss. No s sIo.a-. I'd NJ
ia Markets., st. Louis, Mo.
And cold by al good 0rnssss and fancy GOODS DeasfI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-01

kOTICE.-1he deceased, FRANCIS RICH
AaDsON CHRISTIE fornery Of the City Of New. York
he GeTwafd residing al Number Six Br,to Edinburgh
sse,ipo BY be sst will and testament conveyed his whole
se 70 GEORGE SANoLRsON joiner formerly rereiu at
nun Der Six BgsOpl.c Ecnburgh Aforesaid sud now AZ
nnsilsathen, coutt Of PEBBLES
eanoeson sction Of multiple posn1inr and
onelstf II ID. Court o. Seasons IN Scotland r tue pur-
80 o. hAns the said Francis Richar Christie. estate Judi
oHiion'eo among .blse may establish best right
.tto In tvs scton Lod Ardmou Osoiosry by ip,sIio.
sateo 100 December 1853 appointed in,uson Of the
Moreei that the Eht come 10 the towase OF All pr
s-s nsslns interest tkertiu.
~ 2sue Ceri 800 -'
ee row sooorei7Iy given Ell concerned that they A.
- nb or mouths rom the date Of this sdv.rtisene A.
y stdTd for te iltsr,t; Other ~ss ey viii be excluded
-ssnttrs, Bank street. Ednsufsh
..u, WA WHITE MILLAR, s. s. c.,
60 Is"fWfu Rsiser's AGENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-01

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NesYork hotics hereby gwen eli
erson. having claims against HENRY JOHNSON late ~
City o E.wyork, deoes-ed - the with
thereof 20 The ub>crbr biz place ~ busD-s No 2 Wash
nston In the City OF Newyok before the ib day 81
March Dated E,VyoTk the e,b day u september
le6s WILLIAM JOHNSON
Sci lovsrncTus admini.fraiOr
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N CHANCFRY of NEW-JERSEY.-LIS-

IN CllANCFRY of NEW-JERSEY.-LIS-
= COMB TITUS va TIE sURLI>GTON AQUE-
DUCT COMPANY aud OTHERS For clos are Of Mortsss.-
sf hocers Of the hoitsase Bona Of The Bur
Von any hereby required present bonds TO the sub
so,I IN Tie City Of Sedrson NtwJeey before
day OF February next together with affidavit
o5eseh holder stating shebe be holds said ponds az bate
eser or as pledges ard as pledges D.me of the
totds aie pledged -Jsnusry 60 l25a
-. SAMUEL r. 6UMMERE.
pS S~eoo' Mater In Chsucery.
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,UPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NOIE Nj L. co RI -WESTCHESTER
~ Wy NY state Of New oIkJOHS e. BISHOP, plain
sSeAIS hEhRf sPRArLEY and Ann bic wif-, Frederic
- ana MARY o. his wife John Morton and Rossuns his
Lq"sIc Bishop and Harriet his WIFE William r. Terrier,
0.tin breeNen. A'sb~ Jones. kooch Hutchinson aid
~ '" - wife, snth Downs Alvin Hyde, and Mira Alvin
49, 'he vale Of said Alvin hyde, ACCOMPLISHMENTS ,r
~ on. not seTYeo )TO Tie DEFENDANTS Aioressis:
se hereby summoned aud required tie
- IN ois atoD, which J. hl.d ia the office % the Clerk
81 W.sheeT, AZ White Plains In sad County and
copy o. your 70 the sails complaint the sob
NJ ~ LIS once, No IA Wall it, la the Ciiy sud Cou0ty VI
nor, within twenty dsys asr the service Of this
IN you excessive OF The day Of soch service; and
.n.~er the t1id cotnpaipt wit5n tie us orcsAid the
fss.S ~ ' action viii y to tie Count Coz the relief do
-Nseo W tne complaint hs'so Anf i9th, 1893
J.. NJ kORTHROP. Plaintiffs Attorney,
Co., 80. q Wal 81, New YORK Civ
Wh, h,,d Aug 2th 1883 in County CerSs ohco, at
III" rams, Nestcllesipf Couuty.
nt, L. 81. NORTHROP, Plaintiff Attorney,
'"~"c"Io' No. II N4lts-, Sew.York City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-01

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork notice is hervby s,ver To all
persons having claims against PETER g. ARCULARiUS late
al the City Of deceased % The saIpe with
vouchers thereof the subscribers the Office Of ANDREW
n ARCULARiuS, No s. yeseyst In tie City Of New York
before the first day Of May nextDae ed New York the
18th day Of October 1855. ANDREW ARCULARIUS,
JAMES z. HARPER,
e8 lsw6snTu. Executor,
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FROM ST. DOMINGO.

seALDrn TO Dr.ss rs ,s.s.. ., ssus.,. y No .
.ss q. Hsst We s,ssa s' :, ~ -
yssrs sss ~ss Sou The sssts 1fe Of tscorl sa,iy
s W. .sss aOa. I "a =: ssss -
child "a 49, ~. gsf.r ws Seksssrd tAsoash The wsas -
~. ;, ths sidI.l za,lsd him sss s.s sss. 49,
e,.x s.,elo,sd IN csslss sesl6s whlee sooe
~ TSs Jury viewed ue sessnesse . sce'ses'sh No
defed verdict 70 tAas sBees-
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Esaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Robert B.
y Dawson, esq Surrogate Of the County Of Kings notice is
hereby given according law TO oil persons hayins claim,
s,linst coward kELL0GG, late Of the City Of Brooklyn
sscsse that they required TO exhibit the with vsuch
thereof the subscribers the Executors at the Office Of
Edw ard X Kellogg No. 80 Beaver.st, Ia the City Of New
York before the 4h day Of June ne1t-Date5 Nov 49,
1888 ESTHER KELLOGG, }
EDWARD X. KELLOGG, Executors
pSO lawtuT CHARLES p. BALDWIN
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SPEECH OF TIE PRINCE OF PRUSSIA.

EN- Of VT IhOootas
Tie InLce X gent 1peIe the Chambers 10 person
a. NecLescay, i'll. - aIc the Jio"Ing IL summary
Of hif ~ cech:
Tie Price Regent lsmeIts the pr0trsc.ed suffer
iugs tie King and, fully TecognizLg the nigh eau
il - the Deputies requests them 10 assist Govern
win u ju0g ret sad d.V otion in toe course
vi ob he tine Pruc, Regent he's taken van regari
to PIussan policy is glorious history aod ts psInot-
ic trsGitOns-a c5ai-e which be " dtterIled hrnly
~ IuisUe ziih,o hniIis imnoyaby bxed 10 preserve
10 Tie Kiug the preroge tye Of the CIowa untcs.hed
is one Of the chef missions Of the Princes reg,
he speech descrbes the general COZ 1ltion VI the
ccuLtIy as satisfactory AID ITOmss FOR in.
CIessed ceveloItucLt Of TalEaJ communication and
other puIpOss in oder - tie further adT Of
tie c,uLiIys well beng.
TIE Bud -et displays favorable s,ats Of the ma
ton u finances ticl VII sUfioe 10 M Il current ex-
, Htes progl.ssive ircrease IN tie salaries Of public
Felyatts, and aleO any lev OI Ii.ins demands irOm
other quarters.
The Prince Rfgeit prooeees 10 say:
ccLtc.LLy Expect taaE toe Deputies viii readily
vote sUpIll tor ltrre-se0 CEtis r. which cohs1'r
required for tee maine, Of the Royal dignity fof
aueueT ting the Amy, i9r the support q the Navy,
gt.cl q loufishiug COZ civon, sat fpr saccess.
ful teveloprert Of the ccontrys Hsiars 40 al re-
"You VII reroe.ve from the Badgethow mach care
isye eolffnSsBy devoted to tns @proyeme1. % gu.
srrYy, which has always WITH uctnakea ScvoHou
lnoxn how 10 strus gle for and aintan the hoaor u
Pfussis ss well IN var ssin pesce.
"No Cd ange nae taken psce IN the Fsoem rev,
tons ~ PIus sia tovsrd foreign eoassrss, and 81
friendly connexions with the great Powers remain W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-26


!; q Gnssal.s LosDes cozDix. ors pfomotss ID %.
tenn, which it invariably invieofsfss, whilst its in
without intoxics.ins, rendering the disposition
Happy, and inPartng activity and serenity to the
IN May be had in w.shingten ofFord 4 Bro, d. b.
Si.ark n Herman, j B. Wilson, r. =. ron, Ham
eral Agent, 20 Broadway, New York IL
sr at tSd rsss ae. e
the phladelphis Confectionery corner iath and
s'fee's' mar l2-1ms
favor as remedies cor diseases OF the stomach. and
T., aslns from digestive
ssSe Is ss aP s1s bsGs
on The sg.tsm to the While is
who use it Dr. Rs SPaaIi r'! MiSs
%Gdicns il always safe S and ne SeisBs The
ans nothing thai impair the Reah but BE
contrary contributes TO its preservation, this prep
Sf sns tss asd ss.Sa s
eases AND VIZ sincerely trust that readers may
Sold by Druggists everywhere. mar 2a-eoat
MILLIONS ARE wasted by those who buy worthless
Mrs MT M NJ r. GaTdnsr's Indian Bssam Of Liverwort
EomPialnfs, and has proved invaluable. 1t may be
i'"nu OF all sie druggists mar 25-lw
"a HoUsEs ARE CLEARED OF vERMIN
.act snS P preserved from the rayages of in,
Pills. eHe'i0 io""o's anu
Farewell to sleep when bed bugs prev.
pr rats and mice tconfeund themj PLAY 49, -
Al, Irol .s on found plant in the interior of A sa
garden insects, ants, reaches, bugs, fcas, ticks
maths, &c. small amount of this powder will
these annoying pests. IL is free from poison and
harmless to mankind and domestic animals Ii is
ni.L" HauaDie In preserving crops than guano IN
making them grow. Many worthless limitations are
aaaveItiseu. The only genuine is signed e. LYON
III can be ordered through any merchant
Powder Kills all insects in a tricc.
O. But PILLS are mixed for rats and mice
sample TASKS, Is cents; regular SIZES 50 cents and
Si; BARNES PARK, New York,
Also, ne Mertcnn Mustang Lininlent.
mar 22-1meow
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PoLIcB ASSAfRs.-Befove ysssiee 7xompsos-
H. III. Middleton was tried for 7seIling liquor on
the sabbath day In violation of Corporation or
dinance. For want of sufhcient evidence the case
was dismissed iss
Elizabeth Dorsey, free colored, was charged
streets The Justice ned her "a y. we public
Ellen Morrissy got drunk and then undertook
to navigate her way down the street. She was
evidently aware Of the ridiculous figure she cut.
and did her best to mend the very crooked wake
she was making; but the crowd laughed some.
morein dersion than in pity, and Ellen got exasper
aed, and addressed her prosecutors in terms more
Justice, who charged her % 10 for her behayior or
Charity Jackson was the name OF hard look
ing coiored woman who was brought into the
once on charge Of being drunk and behaving
outrageousiy In default of payment of a fine Of
1891, imposed by the magistrate, Charity was
sent TO the work-house for 60 days.
Johanna Sullivan, for do. do, was fined as
nature within few days
Michael O'Suliivan was fined 50. Sc for driving
a cart without number
Mary flaherty was charged with throwing cold
water upon the next door neighbor, but as no evil
dence was produced TO show that the offence was
accidental or malicious, the case was dismissed
Before Justice Wiliiams.-George Letter was
enarged with carrying pistol, for which he was
Peter Hyde was fined S5.9i cents for firing the
aforementioned pistol in the streets, within the
corporate limits.
Mary Berry was caught using profane and indie
cent language, and was fined $1.9i.
Mrs. Collins was accused of helping Mary Ber-
ry to swear; and she also paid fine of 81.
CENTRS MARKKr-Tbis morning the supply
was not above the average; prices about as quoted
in the Star Of last Saturday. The season is not
favorable for full attendance Of country dealers,
but the licensed dealers endeavored to make up
the difference. Prices in the sheds were as fol-
lows:
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J, c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
- HOLD EFFECTS AT PUBLIC AUCTIoN.-On
THURSDAY MORNING, March Slst.. at ten
O'Clock, at the late residence fV. Luce, ESQ re-
Gently occupied by Gov. Wright, of New Jersey
corner OF l4th and streets, shall SELL ali the
FurnIture and Effects, comprising
Parlor Chairs, 49,
MsIbe-top Centre and Sofa Tables, whatnot,
Mahogany Dining, Breakfast and Card Tables
Damask Curtains and Fixtures Shades
Lounges, Cane-seat Chairs, Rockers,
brussels. Three-p ply and Ingram Carpets
Rugs, Oicloth, Mating,
Handsome Brussels Stair Carpets, Rods and Ewes,
Mahogany SldebOard, Dining Chairs,
. Do. French and other Bedsteads
pressing and Plain Bureaus. Washstands
MaTdrobes, Dressing Tables, Toilet Sets
cottage Chamber Suit. Easy Chairs
Eeather Beds, Boosters and Pillows,
Hair Mattresses, Comforts and Blankets
East India and Granite Dinner Set
French China Tea Set, Glassware
Cooking and other Stoves,
Together with the usual assortment Of Hourahold
and Kitchen Requisites
Terms S3n and under cash over tbs a sur, o,aA,,
Of 81 and 80 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes
mar Esd j. G.. Mcguire A. CO Auct.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, March 26.-Flour closed firm; Stat
&C 50.
Wheat closed duh; Western red 81 fsas1 so.
Corn closed firm; mixed9Oc-; yellow 6 kaso.
Pork closed dull; mess 81 .62asIs by
Lard closed duh at I1HalIH
Whisky closed quiet at ~ asSc
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By A, GREEN. Auc,;onaar


T'HUESTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Ppop
l. ERTY..By virtue ola deed of trust bearing date
on the 6th day of October 1857 and duly recorded in
L,ber J. =, No ISL folio So, one Of the land rec
Stds ldr w ashIngton County, in the District of
columbia, the undersigned will sell At public anc
ton IN IN front Of the premises, TUESDAY, April
!? 9, AT va O'Clock m. Lot No. Is in auare 76l
In the city of Washington. in the said District
Inc said lot having front of fifty five feet one half
lnch on ST south and running back with the same
width ID FEET inch to the rear line of the said lot
and nelng improved with a hne stable and the brick
1oundatlon OF house q feet inches by 81 feet re
Gently burnt lt has also pas pipe leading from
the main on Pa avenue, which is In perfect orSer
This sale is made by the mutual consent Of Ali mar
ties concerned. This property lies within the bro
Grounds. - WIZ NoPi'0i
Terms of sale: One fourth cash. and the balance
IN L. 2, and years, with interest from the data Of
the sale. Notes to be given for the deferred ray
menus deed given and a deed Of trust taken and
both deeds at the cost of the purchaser
The cash payment may be deferred until JuIv X
on the next day after the sale
JAMES ADAMS,
JOS. NJ. ADAMS. Trustees
nar = A. GREEN, Auct
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LOCAL NEWS.

~USTHE STAR PUBLISHES fHE LISTS or LKrrxns
REMAINING ~ TEE wAsHrNsToN CRY Posr Orrrc.
uNpsR THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW paREcrtNa
THEN TO BE PRrsTKp IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN TIE DELIVERY
or THE OFFICE. Irs TOTAL DAILY cIRcuL Arrox n.
MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT or ANT OTHER DAILY
PAINTED IN THK DISTRICT OF CoLuNslA
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The BrookIyr W.,,r c,,,,,.,,.-

BROOKLYN, March 26.-The water oelebr,t,o,
COMMITTEES have decided 20 extend invitatiops a.
the authorities and IRE departments cf Philadel-
phia, Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, and
fcrty other cities,
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NOTICE. DISTRICT or COLUMBIA ApvxRrrsx-
hzxTs TO BIZ INSERTED IN THE BALrrNosr srx
ARE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE
STAR oFFIcE.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctropeer.

By A. GREEN, AuctIopeer,
FXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND HITCH
~ IN FIRNITuRE, CARRIAGE. HORSES, AND HAR-
shall sell at the house of Mrs. Nesbet, No S9S on
the north side OF between Sd and ~ streets at 10
ture, VIZ: - ~
Mahogany and walnut Parlor Furniture, velvet and
damask covered comprising Tete-a tetes So
- las, Lounges, Arm and Other Chairs
Fine gilt French-plate Mantel Mirror
walnut WhatnOts, maTbe-top and other small
Fine silk damask and lace Window Curtains and
COrnice WIN
Mahogany and walnut French snd Cottage Bed
Mahogany Spring Bed Feather Bed
liar and other Mattresses and Bedding
Do Dressing and other Bureaus
- DO - Marble top Commodp md Wash Closets
china. Glass, Crockery, and Plated Ware
Tapestry, Brussels. and other Carpets
Passage Ollcloth, Iron Hatrack
Fancy, rush, cane. and other Chairs
Dining and other Tables
Wardrobe aud Refrigerator
Cooking and other stoves
With good lot of Kitchen Requisites
Also, An excellent Family Carriage, Harness and
span of Horses. The horses are perfectly sound
gay, and active. and perfectly gentle
FERNS: A II sums under S25 cash: over SIS a cred
IL 81 two and four months, for notes Satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest
scriber. o
mar I'D A.GREEN, Auct.
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Financial.

Financial.
NEW YORK, March 26.-Stocks are firm; Chi
cago and Rock Island Sc 4; Illinois Central sharc.
67Hi Michigan Southern i34; New York Central
~; Reading 49x; Mil and Miss. 7; Cantons 1914;
Virginia 6's 97k; Missouri 6s s6Y
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AIexaudria Fi.h Nf.rte,..

ALEXANDRIA, March 20. Few fab have arrived
since last report aud the demand is very brisk
Shad-Three thousand shsd have arrived up e
noon to-day; sales from s17 20 SO per hundred.
Herring-The arrivals reach ten thousand; sale
from SIS 10 Sl7 per thousand
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BaItimare nIarkets.

BALrINoRE, March 26.-Flour Is unchanged
Wheat dull and unchanged
Corn firm; yellow S3aS5c.
Provisions steady mess pork is held at sls, but
no sales.
Whisky is unchanged
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DIED,

In the sd year of hi age " "
20, Inc irnends and acquaintances of the family are
respectfully Invited to attend his funeral ON To
morrow Sunday Afternoon, at O'clock from his
,s residence, No. $40 street, between 18th and
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By BARNARD { BUCKEY; Georresovn.
A9cGgs .sS kFI5GEfss bbaNyr yE 5NKIE.SS,E!
Walnut Bedsfeeds and Tables, Il
SsrloI and de Disis s. ,.oo% Stoves.
Mc3d; ware, Refrigerator,
I'll Paintlngs, Crockery Ware, dc.
msIs BARNARD a BUCKLEY, Auo.,r..
BY THOMAS BOWLING; Georgetown.
IN WEDNESDAY. March Sth, at 10 O'Clock, I
SPEAK on Hs streets aSose Wes Kss
sortment Of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
'''!r Pi snep in NJ eSs sasikl order. "a
Carpets, Oilcloth, fte
Bureau, Lounge,
Bedstfads, &c, -..-
And all the Kitchen Requisites.
A nr,n ,nany srticles, too numerous to mention.
mar asst THOS. BOWLING, Auct'r.
By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
EATENSiVE SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
oS$sfbS ksfts Yry N5k aSSffSSfED the
comprising the and Ends Of Bourbon
Roses. ~ O''i'i"i"s
Also, new Ornamental Shrubs, Climbing Plants
and many other choice Gems of Fora
yines le Sm.hT bkaspberry Cherry Currant Grape
streets. - ~ VI i"'" "iu 4u
Terms cash.
mar 2-d JAS. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
BY WALL 4 BARNARD, Auctroneers.
RT VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST From
- John n. Pfeil and wife, bearing date the 10Th
gay Oh June, i857 and duly recorded in Liber J. A.
S NO. ~! loilos 3d. l55, l56, and 49, one of the
iana records for Washington county i'm the District
OF Columbia, the subscribers wi sell at public anc
ton on the premises, on the 4th day Of Nav NEXT at
2ociock P. M, part of Lot numbered in SauareS 81
~ the city Of Washing ton. the said District be-
fol, running thence north 70 feet Q riches, thence
feet thence south 81 feet haifinch thence
southeast feet inches to the place of beginning,
tnogentt,ner with the improvements, being Frame
bnildlng DIVIDED into two tenements
, Ierns OF sale One third cash Sl00 to he ma id on
tne spot the balance In and IL months with inter
stIron the day OF sale. Notes to be given for tho
ueierred payments. deed given and deed ftrust
taken; both deeds at tho cost of the purchaser
Upon failure to comply with the terms of sale
within hve days from the Date thereof the property
VIII be resold at the risk and cost ofthe defauting
purchaser f. c. MORGAN ''"s
A. SCHUCKING Trustees.
mar Is 1aw&ds WALL BARNARD, Ancts
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MARSHAI'S SAEE-In virtue of writ of 6ari
l facIas issued from the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court ofthe District OF Columbia for the
of Washington and To me directed, | will expose to
public sale for CASH, IN front of the Court House
door of said county, on TUESDAY, the 5th day of
April next, 1850 at II O'Clock M, the following de-
scTlbed property, to wit; All defendants right ttle
claim and interest IN and to part of Lot No Is, in
square No. 81 beginning at the southeast corner Of
said lot and running thence north ~ feet, thence
west eet thence south 50 feet and thence east 80
feet to tbs point of beginning, with all and
singular the improvements thereon, in the city of
Washington, ID. c., seized and levied upon as the
property OF Robert U. Duley, and will be sold to
satisfy yndlcialS No. l73, to January term, 1852 in
favor of Reed, Brother & Co., use of James Martin
ct al. w. SELDEN. Marshal
mar Hts for the District of Columbia.
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Purchase cf the Us,eecl Ill.,.

bosToN. March @.-Tbe bill for the purchase
of the Hancock House has been passed by the
House in an amended form. IL is not 20 be used
as the executive mansion
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Enfal Eueul

DETROIT, March "a -John w F,rmer , ,..s
aent OF ms city for the past forty ycsrs and en-.
tenslveiy known AZ the compiler Of several y.lua
ole maps OF Michigan and Wisconsin. threw
Hospital to-day, In a NJ Of insanity. causrg In.
stant death - ''i S"s an