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by J. c MCGUIRE g. Co, Auctioneers.

HtHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT
land Washington. BY virtue OF decree of the cir
cult the District Of Columbia duly passed on the IAN day Of
February A. 1885, certain chanccry suit pending in snd
court H. Blanchard Is complainant Mary IIomcad
dcrcndnnts Wednesday the 10th of Mch 1852
O'Clock D. proceed public the following
ad situated In the uf Washington, Dis
Co!umbt and bounded follows beginning hr The
point the south side of ney Branch, at the end Of line
r. 10 perhcs bound stone OF the land Of
William Iiomcnd and that OF Fierce soeDakcr and running
N, n deg w 1915 perclcs, said
thence y, deg w perches thence n. deg f.
pcrches sos deg 20 ~ erchcs thence a9
pcrchcs r. perchcs, thence ~ ~
pcrohes, ~ deg 1912 perches, thence 43E deg
" 3Ii lorchcs thence 3le. W. psrches, 8 81 deg W
perches thence 4s3 deg W perohes, thence N 10 deg
pcrcncs deg W. "a perchcs, thence ss deg W 10
pcrcas n deg W. 10 pcrches thence s. 81 deg W. IS
perches Gs W. 20 pcrchcs aud thence with straight
line place blgnng, containing 20 acres rood and 80
perGhes, or less
This which VIM IIolmead died
aions Wabriigc and Thomas Balen
The win take place at tile auction of G. Mcclure
Co, Washington, ID, G.
Ols third Of the purchase 10 be paid in
residue instruments months,
the day OF which tue purchasers
Of the trustees, will be required
WILLIAM j. STONE Trustee
JAS c. MCGUIRE & CO.,
Feb 22- 3taw3w&ds t Auctonccrs
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Arrival OF the Africa.

INV Yonk Feb. 22.-The steamship Africa with
Liverpool dates OF the 9th Instant arrived here this fore
noon Her commercial adyces have been anticipated by
the Prince Albert.
Baron Won Gerot came passenger in the Africa Spoke
on the 9th the Niagara OF Baycotton and the Jura of
Cork on the 18th, the Europa lat so deg, long %
deg, and the 18th the Arabia lat Az deg long 40 deg
IoxDoS Feb. 5.-The funds yesterday opened at a
quarter Decline and closed at lower than Thursday s
quotations Nearly all other classes Of securities show
decided decline.
The Daily News argues, from the remarks Of the Pre-
me and the Chancellor of the Excbequcr that the po
stion of foreign affairs most critical
The ministers unable to furnish any authoritative
explanations respecting the intentions of the French En-
peror The News says II IL felt clearly than ever
that the preservation OF pcaue depends the will of
individual. sfe
The Times city article says the conviction is that war
is intended to be provoked,
The discussions in Parliament have had very dis
couragpg effect, which greatly aggravated by the
of the attempt OF Sardinia to make loan
The Times says: 'sThc torch OF lighted, no
one can tell when it will be qucnched. To England
there seems but dutytha Of saying theoretically
that without any other disturbance of the gem
eral peace of Europe, Rely shah be free.
Advces by telegraph state that lighting had commenced
in Montenegro.
The Russians had been repulsed in attempt TO take
the town of Yhnludjik on the Circassan coast.
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Fob 22 amwawl
BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
rT1RusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED


Real Estate in Fairfax county in the State Of Virginia On
Wednesday 9Th March, A. ID. 1859 IL O'Clock
shall SELL the premises under and by virtue Of decd of trust
Gamon his wife, Lambert duly
the clerk Office Fairfax county
Virginia. the following described land lying
being county the State Virginia. bounded
follows Beginning A. sycamore the side of
Ben H. Ton,on thence with Torntons line, NJ
So poc small white oak; thence N IS 46H
poles c, stump by which two small naples marked
+. 50 poles, d. Spanish oak thence leaving
Thoruou's running 40, Oh poles white
Spanish sapngs Of Adams purchase Of W B.
doph: thence the N. T. ~ poles +
bg stump sW side OF the Iecsburg and Alexandria
thence, ~ 81 40 w. 9l poles planted
OF Pages sale TO Iipcomb thence with ne now
32 poles aud % links the middle OF Holiness Run,
down said and with Its mcandcrs the
junction Spring Branch; thence the branch N. W
poles he bcghrng, containing "a ncres less. NJ
Terms fourth cash; the balance
years purchaser give the said balance his
Iromory notes payable with interest respectively one
day OF sa and secured by deed Of
the premises.
complied with within five days after the day
the right resell
persons
therein at the expense Of the ierautipg purchaser
LAMBERT TREE Trustee
JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO.,
Feb G--cod&ds Auctionecrs.
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Later from California.

ST.. IouIs, Feb. 22.-Ihe San Francisco overland mail
of the 2sth arrived here yesterday.
Capt Messick had defeated large party of Indians in
Humboldt county, killing 20.
1t is reported that Is whites have been massacred
the Colorado by the Mohaves. The fight between Col
HofIman's escort and the Mohaves is confirmed.
The mining accounts favorable. In Oregon the
Indians quiet but in southern California they had
caused much trouble Genaral Clark about to pro-
coed thither with five hundred men to chasse them.
The California legislature, by so to had requested
Senator Broderick to resign
Gold had been discovered on the IsthmuS Of Tchuante
pee, Chcvala.
Gen. Miramon had reached Orizaba, ro,ae for Vera
Cruz and great apprehcnsions felt regarding the
suit Of his expedition. -.-
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Later from the PACING COAST.

NEW ORLEANS Feb 21.--The steamer Quaker City, with
California dates to the 5th arrived here to-day with 800
passengers from Minattan. The steamer j. L. stephens
connected the Pacific side, and had freight 81 400
900 in Specie of which 81 200 900 destined for New
York She had also $50 passengers tckeed via the Pan
route. a
Victoria dates to the 22d are received Much Snug
Cling had been carried from the adjacent American
towns.
Fraser river had risen and the miners were work
A card in the San Francisco Herald endorsing John
Nugents course caused much excitement Victoria and
counter cards were published there.
bill TO legaae the decimal currency has been intro
duced in the Vancouvers Island legislature.
Passengers by the overland mail state that heavy rains
have fallen in California and the there was con
siderable emigration from Iexas to the Gila gold mines.
Captain johnson, passenger from Fort Bcknap, on
his way to Washington robbed he stepped from
the train, at the Pacific railroad depot, in ST. Louis of
about thousand dollars in money and several hundred
dollars worth Of treasury drafts.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE a Co.. Auctioneers. !


UNRUSIEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT on
.hE ELANpy virtue u decd Of Ius, bearing date ,ho
23l day Of May Al ~ 1907 and duly rctodedn 1be s. No.
lB ioos All sc % The land for Wellington county
The bsru u Conmta The undrsgncd fuaiee sso pabo
ruary A. ~ lsss Al four O'clock the western part u i IN
square No 49, the Nashngion tie
having from u "a ei and ncs running woe
depth o. the lot
FERNS Of sale Onehd cash aud the equal
payments IN SIS and Twelve moths interest gy
deed trust the satisfaction Of the trustee. The Be
tpped with within I'VE days Otherwise the the
fight 70 resell a the risk Of the purchaser
All conveganting at the purchasers eost,
wM II WARD Trustee.
JAS. O. MCGUIRE CO.,
Feb6-d Aucioneers.
The above sale is unayoidably postponed until
Monday afternoon, February 2lst, hour and place.
WM H. WARD, Trustee.
JAS c. MCGUIRE CO.,
Feb ia Auctoneers.
lsl~ The above sale is further postponed lin con
Of tho eS o. Tie se1 un Monday afternoon Feb
ruary 2shi same hour and paee!
f Jas O. MCGUIRE co,
Feb 2J-eud Auctoneers,
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by JAS. G. MCGUIRE q Co., Au6tionsers

kMUfERiuh EDSENUDD G1ANUfUhIE, Excel
~ lent nrture aud housekeeping effects al public sale n
Tuesday morning March 10 O'Clock, AZ tho residence d W.
Hope British legation, 18th street. between
and Massehnse shall sell all his furniture and effects
Comprising ata
superior sevcn-octye trcechord Bohdor panooe
made to order bs cialIel iohdoh = av tg
Suite OF beautiful furniture nsed IN figured rep
consisting Of sofa couch Turkish chnr ndys chair and
four paror chairs 81 ~. h1h
Walnut centre, sofa aud fancy tables
Superior solid walnut carved bookcase
Wanutencosed stauds fancy chairs
gilt French plate maDe vases aud
Handsome velvet and brussels carpets III
Olcloih, oa,< and CLOAK stand,
rep dor curtains with lace curtains, eornos &c
Walnut dining table
Buffers tray, superior refrigerator
Walnut arm dining chairs .r
Suite walnut chamber furniture
Bslste IDS, bureaus washstands, wardrobes
spring, hair, an husk mattresses, crib aud bed
Boscrs aud pillows, blankets, comforts t y.
French china dinner, aud coDde service
Glassware table citiets
Cooking stove and Sitclcn Utensils geteralIy
cash; that credit Of sixty
ninety days satisfactorily endorsed noo bearing interest
JAS G. MCGUIRE co.,
Feb gid Aactoncrs.
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the Baltmors p ONCE neosisg coy oerdaats o. tho
Clerk q me HOUSE. has been received
Clerk relied soieiy NY owl oco should have sae
that there were bat tso memos beoe the Judc ~ caniee
MY arscs, Memorial numbered ome thou
lands bus = proper o me % state that DO seeoee
Ny senen SIR Iarrs upon What took place hefre
the committee and recollection The bulk largest
Nj. rrs at he had bcenuaabe TO
hnd some q the papers Oh the sl of tho Baltimore lse
asked me remembered the present on Judiciary CYrh
toe Of memorial nunerousy signed, contained large
ppe describing q, si.e and general apprsnce apdt nped
him bad distinct recollection Of H. on account
is E and got the impression that hoaand
nae though not from actual may be mistaken
a. 70 the ctua number Of moruiag converted
with Hon Humphrey Marshall who the Judiciary
COMMITTEE Of Cue last Congress and with Hon H. Davis who
Think presented TIE hrgest memorial recollection
ponds wieh my on ihis subject
am happy make statement and ~ as you suggest, you
should publish che certificate Of The clerk viii you an
act Of Justice 10 myself 10 publish this letter.
ann very truly, yours ,nn.,
Coz GEo. P, KANn, Baltimore.
!.
copy my letter, TO which above !. arelyl
BAIriAoar Feb Is 1859.
Of Just received from The Clerk 81 e House. showing
actual number Of igned tc which your
TO Mr. ]. Morrison Harris refers
think you you paper as design to publish
a strongly under the impression that your opinion as TO The
number OF ssncs the memorials question up
stat nent made by Mr. Harris before the Judiciary COMMITTEE
count. ~
win you reply whether am right IN
this impession and whether by Harris
at TIE time he obtained letter Monday last iih that
liza or i2h inst obtained the certificate Of The clerk referred TO IN
hope again 20 trouble YOU on This question but has
now assumed shape between Mr. Harris myself win speed
iiy bsing IL % settlement way
You viii obhge me by replying my letter by mail
hastr,
Gio ?, KANE
House Of Reps, Washington D. c.
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no. 6sIl
NOTICE
- = p. -'-'uia Lands o hrta a he srArr or
MfcmcAs


~ u p. -'-'ai' Lands o hrrLa ia he srArr or
MlcmcAs.
UNHE grant of land made by the act Of Uongrdss
approved June 81 1855 site u MIhoAs toad Ia The
railroads then mentoned having be %
Sesaslisr aesersed no Z asr6g gis that f
lind, winch " outside q - a "a ssee se q IaS ssna ,
wagkee tho Port Huron and milwaukee, and ts An.s LANSING
ships have selected IA vno ii said grant oI
served Cor purpose whatever ana Tion Hs'e .yea @re
the days aud places hereinafter spcs At The ordinary mini
Althe land once at KALAMAZOO on Monday the ao dog a
nat yizs
soets q ne sa.s lue and qf ne prapaI meridian
Townships l. 2, 8, 4, ., O = and s, Of range s.
the land Ooe at DnnOr, adsd1Ji he e'o'' doy Pr
Hst via;
South q ne base line and qf he principal 'er'aa
TosnssiEs ; 3 SsTss and S. ., q range /
Townships 4 2 3, A. 81, s. and ., Of range D.
Townships o, !, >, and ., Of range A.
soadh me bas ard n aePriacPal meridian
townships l. q $500 and o, vfraoso l.
NORTH Of ue and " ne prf,ciprl meridian
Townships %, 80, 81, 81, 49, 81 and IS, Of range 2
NORTH q asCase line md cast n ae principal meridian
Townships l. 2, 5, 4, and s. fratrc
townships rarge 2 g. A. 5, 0, 49, aud IL
Townships A. o. 4 s. o. and IS, 10, and H.
ONCE EAST sGASAw Monday the eleventh day n
AiT'ta nea, VIZ.
Tosas1Ips 8 Il L, Is, i, i, 20 r.0ss .
Townships g. s. o, TO- H. 10, 10, and 20, OF range D.
Townships o. s, 0, 49, and 10, OF range a.
Tosnshirs O. s. o, 10, H. IS, IA, and 49, Of range o.
Townships q, 10, IL 49, 49, aud H. of range o.
Townships O. s. O. 10, hi ~, rs, and IA, Of range Z
Townships 9, s. O. and TO- Of ranges " o, 10, and IL
North Of he base line Of hep ,fHciPo ~srdaH.
Townships H. H. 49, a. TO- H. 49, and 10 Of range 1.
Townships H. II, 49, H. Is, ~ Is, 49, 90 81 20 a. 20 70,
~, aud IS, OF range 2
Al the land office at IONA Monday, The eleventh day Of april e
Wal
North N hs bass line @ DE principal meridaH
townships H. p 8, 4, 3, y and 10, Of range l.
oanshiIrs 4, 81 81 9, 8, s, 8, and 10 Of range 2
Townships as, 10 III NJ ~ ~ ~ aud 20 Oh range o.
Townahi g. A. 5,6,s,s 10, iltl2 r,ls ~ and 90 OF
townships j. g. 10, II, IL, Is, 49, and 20, Of
townships l. . at 80 SO, lo,, ~ IL u.s. 49, and 90 Of
TSwnshps 4, 49, iA,lo IL IS, 49, and 20,
of 7.
township TO- IL, Il, IS, a. 49, H. 49, 49, and 2O of
townships a. So 49, H. H. 49, H. IS IL 49, 10, and 90 Of
Townships a, s. g. $, ., aud 10, orange 10.
AZ the land Office C Monday the deusnh day Of
April aer, viz
Yo,th qrihe base line Of dc principal meridian
Townships II aud ~, OF range
Townships IL o. 49, 90 20, ~ 49, 49, 80, 81 and 80, of
Townships a. o. g. a. 2S 90 a. as 2g &c. 81 and 49, Of
range 8. -
townships a. 49, "a 25 2o ~ e. 80 3d. and 81 of range g.
Townships 81, a. 49, "a, 20, 20, and ~, range T.
Townships 2Ii al 23J a. and %, OF range 3.
Townships II, %, and 80 Of range 0.
my the cty Of Washington this FIRST day Of
TIIOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land 0Dlce
NorInder the regulations department heretofore and
now existing made for advertising procimaons
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Floods in the West.

CINCINNATI Feb 20.Incessant rains occurred through
out the West last week, causing great food in the
Ohio river There is fifty three feet Of water in the
channel and the water is still rising the rate of foot
every hour 10 is within three feet of the great rise
of 1853 and to the second stories of the stores
Water street. All the upper streams are overlooking
No trains started this evening the Ohio and Missis
sippi railroad The weather is now clear with high
wind.
CINCINNATI Feb 2l-p. m.-The river now has
height of about ffty.f feet, and is stationary. No
train has left here on the Ohio and MissssT road to-
day Passengers taken to Aurora by the b
PaRKEnsBuRG, VA } Feb. 2IExtensiye freshe q have
occurred in Ohio and Western Virginia The Ohio river
this place has risen twenty five thirty feet and is
higher than at any period lately known The water
lays foot the railroad track at the depot and the
goods stored there for transportation have been removed
to the high ground packed In the Several washes
have occurred the line of the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road but the damage has generally been repaired
il was made apparent and detention of the travel
has been reported
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Feb 1T-steol
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HoLLowAys PLIs-For the periodical Irregularities
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able remedy From the first blush of womanhood to the
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NOR HAVANA, via Key West, to sail on the 4th
II 18th each mouth The United steamship
ISABEL VIM Rollins commander, leaves Charleston, South Caro-
rogulirly above for Havana,
Charleston via Key West the 10th 18th each
mouth. For passage apply to MORDECM & CO.,
Feb 17--isItri Ito East Bay, Charleston 5. c.
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Dyspepsia is hydra headed disease, and only IN the
oxygenated Bittes does it find foeman worthy of it's
STEEL This remedyat expels the disease from the
system and restores the digestive organs to state Of
health and comfort. Feb 23--DSW&W
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TONES ON THE EYE.-The Principles and Prac-
81 ce Of optame Medicine and Surgery by Wharton Jones,
b r. s., with 10 illustrations, last edition.
Physicians Pocket Dose and symptom ,oos containing the doses
all the principal articles
preparations by Joseph Wyihes A. NJ M D.
ton. For sale al the medical bookstore Of
TAYLOR M8URY,
Feb 20 1884 Pcnnsy yania avenue.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


HEw YoRs Feb 22 Hon. John Minor Hotts adj
dressed an Immense audience az the Academy Of Music to-
day upon national politics His sentmens were enthu-
sastically responded TO-
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Celebration Of washing ton,s Blrthday.

Hrw York Feb. "a The birthday Of Washington WIS
appropriately celebrated to-day by the military and civic
societies The weather propltlos and the streets
were thronged throughout the day
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Another Arrival from Europe.

HALIFAX, Feb. 22.--Thc steamship Bremen from
Bremen the 5th arrived here this morning short of
coal She encountered strong gales during her passage
Warlike rumors continue throughout Europe 81
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CREAT BARGAINS IN LANDl! For sale
land
raising region The comprising
land the headrghts actual settlers being perfect
pulabc aus situated Jasper
Tyler Polk Liberty Harris Montgomery Grimes, Era Bosquc,
johnson, McInncp by
Trinity, Jacinto,
Colorado tribut.
roads Ia operation and constructing DESTROYS Of closing
business loss sight, disposed
hall Interest the above, retaining the other half
bc scl the whole greatly reduced
the Office Of this paper, 10 the subscriber
j. MORGAN Houston,
Feb 23-wpiw Harris county, Texas
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CTEREOSC0PIC PICTURES" Most Wonderful
and Beautiful We have hand one OF the largest and
Pictures This
city paper plain coored consisting Of OF the
prime pai places of the United States. a..f ...
have variety Eors celebrated Groups OF raor
Scenes, Weddings Christenings, PIC Mes
collection Of sercocopic Instruments vari
GUS styles, manufactured 0 order.
These and Pictures form the prcest
esting present that be offered 10 old young.
TAYLOR MAURY.
Booksellers, 1884 Penn. avenue,
for Washington Of the American siecscopo Company
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mo. 632.l

No. 632.]
Notice of the Continuance of the Yincennes,
Indiana, Land District.
IN ACCORDANCE with the provisions of the Act
Congress- approved 81 1885, entitled "Aa
Office register of the land Office at Vnoonno Ind
hereby declared made known that the land Office
will be opened for business the newly appointed
register shall have qualified the nes thereof OF which
date register will give public notice.
hand at the city Of Washington this tenth day of
February A. ID. 1859.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner of the General Land Office,
Feb 12--w6w lint. Starl
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Col Gro PRAyr.

BALTIMORE, Feb 10, 1859.
e IN reply % Of yesterday, dcring
uesnp IN knowledge OF Mr. Morrison Harris having
any anxiety to effect sale of the property Of the First
rfAn church tor governmental purlosc that dis
unGy rcncmbcr NJ HpIris calling oiec
% sd submitting 70 examination psis o. the ground
sn The old building known tho First Ircsby crsp Church,
WV ue pans Of huiing suitable fr and
uch ne took 10 saisf that his the eligible
p proposed United States knowing TINT Mr. Harris
~ menbcr Of the corcand knowing that he attorney
supposed he acting in the latter capacity, and
be paid for his services
Very respectfully yours,
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ca tho 2ist nst in Baltimore CELESTE HUNTER youngest
daughter Of AuRED and SUSAN HUNTER, Of Washington city.
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n EDITOR WANTED.--Any gentleman of abil-
IN y and position In The PARTY competent
whole cdtrial charge heading
principal ic. OF the Union address, oopaionly,
City Office, with real and reference No other reptiles viii
be noticed. q Feb 1S--tw@
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regulations the department. heretofore and
advertising procimatons
except publishers specially authorized 10 publish py
the Commissioner o the General Land Office.
Feb 4--WSw II tAstorl Is. 4. .