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, 1860-02-24
WIN. WRIGHT,
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER,
Corner Of Main and Fourth Streets,
" OLYMPIA, W. T.

OLYMPIA, W. T. January Is, 1880.
VNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS PURCHASED ALL
L the right, title and interest Of JAMES NJ. HUNT
in the mail contract Puget SOUND thereby dssoly-
ing the firm Of HUNT 4 SCRANTON. All business
must hereafter he addressed to
JOHN H. SCRANTON
lmll ~ Contractor.
, 1860-02-24
CLAIM FOR SALE,

NOR SALE, CHEAP, PROVIDED APPLICA-
l. tion be made soon, one Of the lest farming land
claims in Washington Territory, situated the west
side of Budd's Inlet, within two and half miles Of
Olympia. the Capitol Of the Territory. The improve
ments thereon comprise good dwelling house, 40
acres timber land cleared, and between ~ and so
marsh land ditched and drained, and ready for
the pillow next spring. There is brpuh of eVerfail-
ing water running through the claim The claim is
one Of 800 acres, for which good title be given
For terms apply to the undersigned.
JOHN L. BUTLER.
Olympia, Jan. 6, 1sG0. 2m7
, 1860-02-24
THE NAVY.

The Report Of the Secretary of the Navy
enter largely into the achievements Of the
Paraguay Squadron, and into the new and
extended arrangements for suppressing the
African SlaVe-trade. Reference is made
to the fact that score Of new steam yes
sees had been added to the Navy siuce the
accession of the present Administration; on
augmentation which has called for a cor.
responding enlargement of the personal
force-oilicers, pursers and crews. Events
at San Juan and at the mouth of the Pei
no, are touched upon; aud the explorations
Of Lieut.. BRooKs among the Pacific Isl
ands are spoken of with approval A con
tract executed with the Chiriqui Improve
meut Company by the Department is rep
resented to he Of great value. 1t comedies
large areas Of land on either of the 18th,
mus, rights Of transit, and the occupation
of the necessary harbors, and the owner.
ship Of all coal found on the Company's
territories For this, $500, 1000 are 10 be
paid, should Congress ratify the bargain
The expenditures Of the Department for
the last fiscal year were $l4, $50, ,267 the
appropriations, $l4,509,354. The esti
mated expenditures for the year ending
June so, 1860, were $l3, 500, $40; the ap-
preparation, $l0,464, 100. For the year
ending June so, 1861, the estimates are
$ll,244.S45.
, 1860-02-24
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned has been
appointed by the Propate Court Of Thurston Coun-
ty guardian OF the person and property Of Schuyler
s. Sanders insane person. resident Of the County
Of Thnrstou, w. 7. All persons having Just claims
against the said Sanders hereby notified 10 pre-
sent their accounts and all persons knowing them
selves 10 be indebted 10 said Sanders requested to
call on the undersigned and make settlement Of the
same without delay.
An persons are hereby cautioned against selling on
credit 10 the said Saunders and that accounts Gre
ated by said Sanders, from after this date, will be
paid. unless made with the knowledge and sanction
Of the under-inged. RICHARD LANE.
Olympia, W. T., Feb. ~, 1860. l4:1w
, 1860-02-24

Vile and lrlendS. NO Endorsement OF
Cooks acts was expressed during the cere-
monies.
nara correspondent Of the Austin, Tex
as, Intelligeneer, writing from Belknap, Nov.
9th, gives an account of the abduction OF a
lady, Mrs. Edward Cornett, by Indians
She was carried off by two Indians, at noon
day, in the absence of her husband 1t is
believed that they are Reserve Indians, as
Mr.. Cornett is the man who is accused of
killing Major Neighbors, the Indian agent,
and the Indians said when they heard Of
his death that they would have revenge.
B6~ The San Francisco Herald states
that Mr.. Elnathan l.. Sanderson has COM
menced an action against the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, claiming $4,000
damages. The alleged grounds Of COM
plant are, that the plaintiff, in November,
1855, being practicing attorney, took pas
sage for himself and wife olr,the steamship
Sonora for New York. On arriving at
Aspinwall, detention Of fifteen days took
place, in consequence Of there being no yes
sci in readiness to convey the passengers
from that port Plaintiff was attacked by
q fever peculiar to the Isthmls, from which
be has never recovered, aud from the effects
Of which bis wife died in May, 1856. For
the damage to his health, caused by deten-
ton at Aspinwall, the plaintiff claims
$4,000.
DI- Thirtysix citizens Of Madison coun-
ty, Kentucky, were ordered from the State
on ten days notice or they would be forci-
bly, removed They appealed to Gov. Ma
gofin for protection, which be failed to
render them They disclaimed having COM
mitted any offense against the laws or
property of the county. They left their
properly aud went to Cincinnati.
p6- The treasurer Of the state Of Maine
Is defaulter in the sum Of sixty or seventy
thousand dollars.
, 1860-02-24
THE INTERIOR.

The Report of the Secretary Of the lutte
tive to the several Bureaus constituting
that Department. The General Land OF
fee presents this general synopsis of its
business: During the five quarters ending
Sept 80, 1859, lS,6lS19S acres of public
lands were disposed of; 4,9F0,500 acres
were sold for cash, yielding 81, ,l07 ,476 I;
3,6l7, ,440 acres we're located with bounty
land warrants; l,7l2,040 were approved
to the several States entitled to them un-
der the swamp grants of March 2, ls49,
and Sept. %, 1850; and 6,3ls,203 acres
certified to States, as falling to them under
the grants for railroad purposes. The In
dian Bureau states that the average an
nual expenditure on Indian account is So,
055, ,27O, and that the funded capital of the
annuities to be paid to the Indians is $2l,- :
472,423. There are $50, 900 Of the abo-
rigines within the limits Of the Federal
Union. The Commissioner Of Pensions has
IL, ,4S5 pensioners on his roll, calling for
81 ,034, ,9l5 in money. The necessary ex-
psnses which will be incurred for the CEN
sus, will require the appropriation of at
least 81, ,0OO,OO Itis believed both wise
and just to cohGne the purchase and distri-
button at the Agricultural Office to such
varieties Of plants, seeds, cuttings, &C., as
have not already been introduced into the
country. An appropriation to provide for
permanent aud convenient accommodations
for the Courts Of the United States In New
York in BurtOu's Theatre Buildings, Cham
bers street, is recommended.
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THE LATEST NEWS
Missouri and its Railroad. kc.
L K l. 4 O. r A HIC.

49, LOUIS, March 4.-The Leg stature Of New
cres. 20 nas passed a resolution pettioniug Con
tbrougb ~ ~, mem semi weekly mail, running
, uuon passed the House of the Missouri
OK Tn,srn.f ye,serday, ins'ruc,ing the COMMITTEES
on ihtefnai Improvements 20 report !, hin % -,
plete the Pacific Railroad 20 Kapsas CO, " 0o''
Also resolution 20 sell 10 the higbes, h,da.-.
the North Missouri and Iron Mountain "a 49,.
Cairo and Fulton roads. the State bidding IT, On
amount Of her loans 10 the said roads la th.
Of the State becoming the purchaser the rad.
are To be organized under one name, the directoTy
TO he chosen by the State, and speedily come Z.
by rail; or in the event that the Cairo and Fulton
Company will not let their road for sale the North
Missouri and Iron Mountain roads be connected
under one organZat aud extended 10 the Mis-
sisSippi river below freezing point.
Two dwelling houses a stable and slaughter
house on Morgan street, and one or two ad
ing buildings, were burnt Yesterday morning
Loss Sl2 600; fully insured.
The total loss by fire In this city for the week Ia
upward OF SOD. 600.
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DIED.,

On the 4th instant, of catarrh fever. JAMES
ARTHUR, son of James and Mary Thompson,
aged Ii months and days.
On Monday evening, the 5th inst, at O'Clock,
LAURA, the youngest daughter of Francis Mo
hun, Esq, aged Is years.
Her funeral will take place to morrow (Wedne.-
day. afternoon at clock, from her fathers resi-
donce, No 4i6 6th street, To which the frienGs Of
the family are resp sctfully invited.
At his residences Missouri avenue. between ~
an Ct sire t., at ilh oc ock q. to day, JOHN
EESk. aged 81 yeais.
Th" funeral will take place from his ate resd epce
on Thursday, 9Th iIs'., at O'Clock p. m.
o. Monday, March 5th, JOHN HENRY
JACKSON, gedf25 years.
his funeral will take place from his late resi-
dtsncs, Sd street, between e and F., on to-morr'w
and acquaintances of the family invited to al
tend.
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From Havana-Nessels Fitted out Against
Vera Cruz by santa Anna.

NEW ORLEANS, March 5.-Dates from Havana
TO the LIST inst have been received The steamer
Baltimore. from Baltimore. had arrived
Sugar was steady at 81 rails. The weather was
still unfavorable for the new crop. Stock est
mated at 20 600 boxes, against l4O 90 boxes last
year. The exports Of the week amount 10 10000
boxes
The steamers General Miramon and MARQUEE Of
Havana, had sailed for Vera Cruz on the 27th un-
der the Mexican flag. IL was reported that both
bad been purchased by Santa Anna TO aid Mira
mon in the siege of Vera Cruz
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Fre,b., i'm the Mai,I,nd Rix.r

GoDERIcH, c. w, March 5-The ice in the
Maitland river broke up last night. causing great
damage The steamer Troy, belonging 20 the
Buffalo and Lake Huron Railroad Company, was
carried half mile into the lake and lies aground
with only half her hurricane deck above water
The schooner Brothers was carried five miles into
the lake, and serious damage was done 60 other
vessels. Fishermen's shanties Were swept away
and $50 feet of the dock was thrown up The
harbor is completely checked with ice. Fortu-
nately no lives have been lost
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BALTIMORE, March Flour closed firm hut
not active; Howard street 10 he'd at s. G2k; Ohio
s. 50aS 80 y; City Mills frmer-sales Of ,OUO bbs
at - 50. w heat closed active and buovant; red
has advanced &c closing 81 3Sal a.; white 81 J'a
60 Corn closed dull; sales Of 10000 bushels,
white 7Oa73c; yellow 72a73c. Provisions closed
dull; pork SI7 Seals; prime SIS; rump 81
Whisky closed dull and lower at 23a2ic.
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Louisiana Democratic Convention.

BATON RoUGE, March 5.-The State Demo
cratic Convention met here to day and fully or
ganized Resolutions were offered, instructinC
the delegates TO the Charleston Cow enton sup
port the nominee OF the Convention, provided G
be good Democrat. Another resolution was Of
fered to sustain Senator Daviss resolution at
Charleston, and If the principles be not adopt-d
that the delegates shall withdraw. These resolu-
lions were rending when the report closed
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Later from California

MALoY's STATION, March 5-The overland
mail Of the 1ith February has arrived bore.
The Republicans had held primary election ~
San Francisco for the choice OF delegates ID the
State Convention, at which majority Of the de
egates are in favor of Seward.
The sum offered a bonus for building a line
OF telegraph from the Mississippi TO san Francisco
was $50 90 instead of sc, 900, as before reported
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he Charleston Conventien-Nutiny Of CO.
oFed Crew.

CHARLESTON. March 5-The agent Of the Fer
nando Wood delegates To the Charleston Conven-
ton has secured st Andrews Hall for their
The black crew of the British ship Aramingo
mutinied yesterday, and one negro was placed in
irons aud another shot, bnt not mortally wounded
The other insurgents were arrested, and orde,
was soon restored.
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Later from Cuba.

New YORK. March 6-The steamship Cahawba
from New Orleans RIA Havana, HIS arrived - c
reports but II feet water at the mouth Of the Mis-
sissppi.
The L. =. war steamer Mohawk was At MataW-
Zas, and the Crusader was at Sagua lie Grander
The Catawba brings SiOO.t 100 in silver. On the
5th instant she passed large un known ship bur Z
to the waters edge.
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LARCENY Yesterday afternoon, Officer Eeat-
man arrested a colored boy. named John Ander-
son. on a charge CT stealing $40 from G. C.. Ingle,
SIS from l.. Neale, and about S. from C. r..
Russell. He was taken before Justice Dom when
he was searched, and Mr.. Ingle's money found
upon him; the other was not found. The boy
claimed to belong TO Brooke Mac kali, Esq . but
it was believed that he is merely an apprentice.
Under these circumstances he was retained for a
further hearing. IL ne is a slave, he must be
whipped under the law; if an apprentice. he can
he sent to Jail for court.
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Affairs i'm baltimore.

BALTIMORE. March The Senate at Annapo-
lis last night passed bill empowering the CITY
Council Of Baltimore to endorse S5Op, 600 OF bond
of the Northern Central Railroad.
The drivers Of two city passenger cars had q
fracas at ball last night, and one, named Bosley.
was fatally shot
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NIARSHAL'S SALE-In virtue Of three wits
Nl OF fierI facias issued from the clerks cfce OF
the Circuit Court of the District OF Columbia, Tor
tie comfy of Washington, and 10 me DIR cted,
will expose 10 public sale fer cash IN lrelt OF Ma
TINS Hotel on the corner Of sta and ID streets, in
day of March ext, 1870. commencing IT O'Clock
A m. brown Mules, seized and levied upon "a the
Goods md cha.tels Of Charles c. Cay, and viii he
sold n satisfy JudIcials Nos 65 es and 81 To NAY
term 1850 in favor Of Daniel Crowley, Morris Sul-
van and Patrick Barrftt
w. SELDEN,
US. Marshal for District Of Columtia-
fe 2s-dts
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AUCTION SALES.
By WALL BARNARD. Auctonee

BY WALL d BARNARD, Auctloneers.
GALE OF CLOhKS, RAGLANS, EMRRO1D
~ ER!Es AND MILLINERY GooDs.-On THURS
DAY MORNING, the 9th inst, at 10 O'Clock, we
shall sell, at the Auction Rooms, a large assort-
t OF superior quality and latest sly es Of Ladies'
Cloth Cioaks and Raglans, nanuio ctured for first
class New York trada.
Also, Fancy and Millinery Goods comprising
straw Bonn Is, Hoop Skr's, Embroidenes,
I;aaies MeriGo Vests, Rou ;I-s, tlOuucos,
Ribbons, Col Liars and Cuffs, &c.
Terms ca.f.
6-3t WALL a RARNAEn Annts
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Explosion of n Nteampoaf

EAsToN. PA, March Ga new steamboat
which was built here, exploded her boiler al
noon, when about starting on her first trip. She
is complete wreck Several persons Were killed
but the number is unknown. Only one body h..
been recovered
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ROBBERY AT THE MARKET.-Friday the bacon
shamble of VIM. Schlorbb, Centre market, east
wing. was entered by thieves and large guam
tity of bacon stolen. The stock was replenished,
and Yesterday Mrs Schlorbb went to the market
to arrange the stall for to-day, that the shanlble
had been again entered Saturday or Sunday nic lat,
and the entire stock Of hams and shoulders,
amounting in value to about SlU0 stolen, leaving
only the hook pieces Of cut meat. The operator
must have been a wholesale thief, without a
spark of pity, or instead of robbing this poor
mans sbamble second time he would have
scattered his blows, " as the saying is.
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MARRIED,

. On the 2ath of February, at the Nj. E. Church
south by the Rev. NJ Proctor, r.. DWIGHT
of Worcester, Mass, to EMMA, daug liter
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ALBANY, March 5-wm. Landon. landlord OF
the American Hotel, and well known the for
mer proprietor Of Congress Hall and City Hotel
died Yesterday
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Peun,yIyauia Politics.

PHILADELPHIA. March 5-The Democrats held
a meeting this evening TO ratify their guberna
torial nomination. The meeting was largely az
tended, and great enthusiasm was manifested.
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QuERU's Con LIVER OH JELLY.
Approved by the New York Academy OF Medi-
cine. Ii is twice more efhcacious than the lisuId
OIL. IL Is the only cure for Scrofulas, Consump-
ton and all kinds Of Coughs.
ALSO,
QUERU's JgLLIFTED CASTOR On, by which the
offensive greasinass Of the oil obviated For sale
by all respectable druggists In Washington and
GEORGETOWN.
PKSFoLp, PARKER 4 MOWER, Wholesale sents
Is Beekrnan street, New York city. no SIN
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Troops for the Texan Frontier

LEAvESwORTH, X. T., March 5.-Msj Hants
battery company nj, Of light artillery, stationed
at Fort Leavenworth, has been ordered 20 New
Orleans.
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MHS's DRxss SUITS,
YovrHs' DIHss SyIYs,
YossAs' Bsssssss Sssss,

s, NOAH VALE & Co., Marble Hall ClothIns
store, Browns Hotel Building, would respectfully
announce that their annual display of Fall and
winter Clothing Is now ready for inspection. Ii
ls comprised OF an assortment of Gentiemep's And
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest designs
In material, trimming, and workmanship.
TO those who study excellence with economy, in
fashionab articles Of dress, an opportunity is now
offered Tor selecting from the most attractive stock
OF Rsady Made Clothing in this city, At very re-
ouceo prloea. aD&-ly
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"THs Roor OF ALL EVIL" Is the venom of d,,....
lnstied into the system By early abuse, indaiseSce
ana excess Of any sied; This must be ersdiosted
ne lost The perntctoKS rss Of mercury will not do
II; nay. it will InjuTe rather than TrisSesrnr
!, ? S, is your only chanoe-a perusa OF the book
HKmas Ffaihy, or Physiological Researches" IL
Illustrated with eiored engravings will explain ev-
erythng. Ii viii only oost q cents. To be had
OF Dr. Barrow 194 Bleecker street, New York.
Sent free of postage everywhere.
sold Also by y Calvert Ford, yr., Washington.
ID. G.. fes Inn
WE ARk REoVEsTEp g invite attention TO the
advertisement Of DIR. Woofson, the optoian, 264
fennsyIvanIa avenue, between Twelfth and LThir
teenth streets, which appears in the Intellig encer
and states. will be seen that his STRENGTHENING
spectaoes and eye glasses" recommended BY
many eminent gentlemen, presu med 10 be judeee of
their good qualities, and of the comfort TO Sc de-
rived from their use by those who require the aid
OF these important instrumentalItles. DR.. w. has
oeen iooated In tnis CITY for several years. de 2y
MRS: WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
physician, has q Soothing SyEp for CRtldea Teeth
sns, which greatly facilitates the process of teethinr
by softening the gums, reducing al Infammstion-
S vii a.lay al PAIN. and is sure TO regulate the
to yourselves, and relief and health 70 your infants
another column. 90 Il-Iv
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NEW STOCK OF BANyosa,Als,,, PLANO
IN COVERS. JOHN r. ELLIE,
mar SOC Pa. av, bet 9Th and 10Th 81.
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nRESS MAKING AND

Mrs. A NJ. KNOTT, branch Of Mime. Demorstt'.
375 IL -caovay, New ORR, resp ally announces
To the ladies If Washington and vicinity, that sue
has received her SpTiGg FASHIONS, comprising
ali the latest novelties IN Ladies and Chdrens
ard elega ce, wou d do well tn a. Dresses msd~
witt neajness and dispatch at moderate piece.
Pstters sold TO dress max 81 mo teTate prices.
Corner sth street and Pa. avenue, over AleL's DIV
goods store. mar ) W.
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No1icf'-D'''r'e' Of Colsnrbta Adr~t,,.,n.,,,
20 % '"ss'ea ~ tAs BALTIMORE Sun are ,eestr.d
ct and Jortoarded from The SrAR ons.,
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~ LIQUORS.
ID Barrels slb.on's Xxx WHIsyEY.
~ d.. Old Cabinet xxx do.
Is do. Old Mountain Xxx do.
s. do. Exua Old Fam las Do.
81 do. Old kye 60.
~ do. MoaOngshelt do.
20 do, Monumental do.
80 do. Double Distilled do.
LOO gaGcns Old Peach BRANDY,
2n do. Apple DO.
IS quarter casks PORT WINE.
ma cost MURRAY sEMMFs.
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FTGur!NG.-Last week, a number Of omnibus
drivers and others got into general muss at the
stables OF the steamboat company, and some black
ewes and bruised heads resulted from it instantly,
and the final result was the arrest Of Peter Cava
naurh. John Candy and Patrick, by Officer
LLOYD for disorderly conduct. They appeared
before Justice Dom yesterday, and were ordered
to nav a fine and costs of So "A each.
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NlARSBAL'S SALE-in VI tue cf writ OF heTi
Ifl fscIas i,sued from the Jerks chloe OF ne
Circuit Court of the District of CoDmLIa, Tor the
cnnnty of TashIne ton a nj me dIrectod, J. Will
exposs Il pubic tae. for cash, Ia fToEt The Bark
n Washing 10 a, IN sald county. On HI kSDAh,
the 18Th DAY Of harcn inst, 1919. commencing at 3
O'clock a. m. 2 four wheeled stpna wagons .eized
and lsvied poa the goods ani chAtsis Of Nah on
~ RicEe, .ni will b 500 10 7tisfy yudIcis.s No.
l0. 10 MAJ term 1893. In favor Of John Psrdx
' w. SELDEN,
US Marshal for Distr ct of Colarbls-'
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The Yacht Wauder.r.

BosroN, March 5-The notorious yacht Wan
derer sailed hence to-day for Havana.
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By ); c: sleG UIKt& CO, AusnGnes,,ss; 6

Hy J. Z. MCGUIRE d Co, hucuoneers.
(NREAT CATALOGUE SALE OF BOOkS-
NJ The 81 bscrl bers are now arranging Tor sale ",
commences on TUESDAY, March Goth. $780, at 10
O'CLOCK in the large room second door vcsi OF the
auction rooms, about '5h,0ga volumes of Book,
IprlpcipalIy second hand, } comprising the coec-
tiops OF tha late Mr. Templenen AMI the iate =. u.
Dzeth. of GEORGETOWN. ID. e..
The col ection embraces many rare and va uabe
works never department ofiIterature and scIe &C.
a more full descri puOn of which will be given In
future advertisements.
Catalogues may be obtsined upon application %
the Auc.ioneers after the 18th inst.
JOSHUA RITCHIE. Administrator.
fe "a eodds J. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
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A WA. T. DOVE CO.
ARE Now precaref % execute an1 oroets VIM
which they may be favored N the . ,,,rr,xc
PLUMbING, GAS OR STEAM fiTriNO
T Store on eth street lev doors north 81 - :,
sy.1ue where may Be found compete ssser - -
~ CU.NDEIIERS and other GAS, 81 fhM euu
WATER FfX1URbS :.
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NJARSHAL'S SAGE,-In virtue IF writ Of Fl sri
VI facIas issued from the Clerks ofioe II the
Circuit Court "f the Distr ct Of Cuiumoia, for the
county of Washing ton, ard u me directed. will
expose to public saIe for cash. in front rhe MT
house door of said county, on TUESDAY, the Nth
day of March inst 1851, at t2o'clock the follow
inz de c ell property, to wit: Ali defendarrs
right and intere N and to Let Nos, nfqHa-e NO.
II la he CITY of Washington, ID C., Together with
a and ingulsr the Improvements thereon, seized
and levied Upon as the property OF Henry Parry,
ard Will he sold to satisfy JudieaE No. l69, 30 DC
tober term IG5 in favor Of James NJ. Stewsrt
w. SEIDEN.
U s. Mars al for District Of CoiumbIs
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WATCH RETURNS John Anderson, col, theft
retained for further hearing. Dan1 Diggs, drunk
and disoIderIy; fine and costs, 81 Is. Jno Kelly
do; do, 81 25 Henry Bradley, disorderly; do
81 is ODE Lee. col, drunk and disorderly; do
S2I5 j. Ridgway, do; do, Sc Is. L. Sheeb
Ter, do. do, 81 Is. Four dodgers were accom-
modated.
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PKNsIEs.-Persons desiring Penn,ee viii dxays
ind them for exchange ct the Star OAee counter.