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Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15
FnoM AnzoyA.-The Los Angeles Star Of

FRoM ARIzoNA-The Los Angeles Star of
7th January, says:
From gentleman who arrived Yesterday
morning hy the Overland Mail stage, We
have Intelligence from Arizona. The Apa
ches have been committing depredatcns on
the stock of the Overland Mail company. .
who have fitted out an expedition to chastise
them. About forty men have already gone
off. and the number is to be increased to one
hundred.
1t was rumored that the company intend
ed to bring a steam wagon to the Arizona
copper mine, for the purpose Of hauling ore
TO Fort Yuma, for shipment from that point.
1t is supposed to have arrived by this time at
San Francisco. and is to be tried between
here and San Pedro.
Mining still continues on the Gila, and
some very rich spots have been discovered.
but the average yield does not amount to
more than three or four dollars per day to
the man. The want of water is the great
! drawback to the successful working of thes,
placers
A rumor prevailed at Fort Yuma that Gin
nabar had been discovered near the junction
of the Mohave and Colorado rivers.
The brig Franklin Adams was at the
mouth of the Colorado. laden with Fl eight
for the merchants and the mail company.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

ASeTHER MAS.rRAP VIerlN.-At an inquest
held in San Francisco on the body Of man
found in the bay Thursday morning, the fol
lowing verdict was rendered: 'aasa..
We. the jurors, convened to inquire into
the cause Of death Of man found in the bav
at the junction Of Market and Sacramento
streets, on the 18th Of January, 1850. do find
that deceased was native of Glasgow, Scot
land. name. James Kennedy. aged al out %
yeass, laRdJ We believe that ahe came TO hi.
death from accidental drowning. by falling
through one ofthe many holes in the wharves
on the city front We desire to express our
sensure Of the unsafe condition ofthe wharves
which are constantly hazarding and destroy
ing human life =
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

STABBING AFFAIR IN SANTA BARBARA.-On
the afternoon of New Years Day a quarrel
arose between Don Jose GARLIC and Mr.. Lo-
bero, at Santa Barbara, in the saloon of the
latter. which ended in the former stabbing
the bar keeper named Pedro Lucches, an
Italian. Carrillo was held to answer to a
charge Of assault with intent to murder. Hi.
bail was fixed at $5.Oo4. Lucchesi remained
in considerable danger Of his life.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15
MARxSvILLE.
SUNDAY MORNING, JAN. 18th.

ing the ladies of the Episcopal Church of this
city, will givea social party and supper at
the Water Works Hall. for the benefit of their
Church. 1t will not be in the nature Of .
fair, and no articles will be presented for sale
A fine supper will be given and the time
mostly occupied in dancing The arrange
ments are in the hands of some of our fairest
and most popular ladies. and no doubt every
thing will be superb.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

ANOTHER Volcano IN CALIFoRNIA.-Ar ru-
NOR is current. says the Alta, that a vol ,ano
broke out several weeks ago on the side Of
Anderson mountain. in the northern part Of
Sonoma county. Il IS said that stage dri-
yer who saw the opening of the volcano, was
n the city yesterday morning. and he was
to have visited US, but did not come. Ac-
cording to his statements. which we received
at second hand, the fiery mountain vomited
forth rock ten feet in diameter. which rolled
down the mountain side and remained hot for
three daYs.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

A CoRREsroNDENr of the Missouri Republi
can. writing from Fort Smith. Arkansas, Dec.
Gath, says; q d5L .~-ss
The town here has been remarkably quiet
for long time. and the murderous habits
into which some seemed to have fallen ap-
appeared to have died away. until last Mon
day eve. at eight o'clock, most foul attempt
AT assassination WIS Perpetrated One Of
our best eiiizens-J. B. Latham-was shot
down IN his own yard, Joining his store, 10y
soIue vagabond. evidently concealed for tbe
purpose Of robbery. There were two of
them They have fed, and two thousand
dollars reward is now offered for their arrest
and conviction
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15
From San BERNARDNo-Th Los Angelo

From San BERNARDNo-The Los Angeles
Star says:
San Bernardino county has received a
considerable accession to its population with
in few weeks past. A large number of
families from Utah have arrived, and are To-
eating in different parts of the country; also
a large number from Texas have settled
there. A settlement is being formed in the
Mohave valley, where some good locations
are said to exist. At Bear Valley, come 40
miles northeast of San Bernardino. gold
mines have been opened, and the miners are
said to be realizing from IS to 81 per day.
Within six miles of the town Of San Bernar-
dino. small party are now mining, anI are
reported to be making from SO to 81 to the
hand.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

BOGUS MoNEY.-Ine San Francisco Bulle-
tin says that bogus half and quarter dollars
are about. The shabby counterfeit is dated
1859, and has the as" mark ofthe San Franz
cisco Mint on it. The ease with which the
teeth sink into it on biting, and its duh lead
en- look. will prevent any ones being deceiv-
ed, who has bis eyes Open. or a sound tooth.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

LATER FROM CENTRAL AMERICA. We
have dates from Salvador to the 10th of De-
cember
The British Minister had succeeded in con.
e'uding treaty with Honduras, which we
near Is hkely to satisfy both the British and
the United states Governments
IN Salvador everything is quiet
Nr' "yse' the British Minister. came
down on the Alert to RealeiD' whence he
proceeded to the seat Of the nicaragua Gov
ernment, for the purpose Of arraSS;no IN.
questions pending between that Sat- "a
Great Britain.-Pdnama Star aud Herald
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

NEw TELEGRAPH LINE-A st. Louis dis
patch says:
Mr.. Charles NJ. Stebbins and his associates
of the Western Union Telegraph, are build
ing under the patronage of the Associated
Press line to Salt Lake. and il is already
IN gooo working order to Atchison in Kan
sas. special reporters for the Association are
on their way to central positions in ~, \;
rection, and within the next few dars al, w.
sending full reports from that important ssco -
tiou ~
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

The SPANISH PAPER OF Los ANGELES GIyEN
VP.-The Spanish paper of Los Angeles, El
ClamOr. has expired through want Of eff
cient support The editor. Senor Ramirez, it
is said. is about to leave for Sonora. where he
has the offer Of position as director Of State
Printing.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15
soLoMoSs TrNrLr.-The New York co,

SoLoMoN's TENPLE-The New York cor.
respondent of the Alta writes as follows:
I'VE have on exhibition at DR.. Van Zant's
Church. near Ninth and Broadway, Solo
mons Temple, or rather model Of it, which
is attracting great attention. 1t is wonder
to some that California could produce such
work Of art. II, asis supposed by some, Cali
fornia was the Ophir from whence Solomon's
ships brought the gold for the original Tenn
pie. it is quite bettting that the same ma
terial should enter into the representation of
that great work. 1t certainly is a curiosity.
and displays remarkable amount of skill
and patience. The Rev. Mr. Dieh lectures
every evening, at Temple Hall, to crowded
house, -...l l.l-il-
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

A correspondent from Washington to tn,
St. Louis Herald says: understand that the
daughter of Mrs Gen. Gaines has been COM
PEELED to part from her liege lord; cause,
general negligence and infdelity of the low
esttyPe. The lady Mrs. StrOther) is now in
New York. suing out divorce.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15
NOT FOR SALE.

Desiring to raise certain amount OF money. few
weeks ago, for definite purpose the undersigned Of
fered for sale a one-eghth interest in the DAILY Ma
ToSAL DEMOCRAT Having obtained the requisite
amount from sources within the Office he now declines
to sell any part Of his interest in said establishment
and this will serve notice TO such parties as have
thought Of purchasing. JOHN r. RIDGE.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

Nor long ago a bridegroom. returning
home from his wedding. was met by friend
who thus addressed him: "Well, Jack. I'm
glad to see thee in thy happy position; thou'st
seen the end of thy trouble now. Thank
the. lad" was Jacks answer; II hope L
have About month Afterwards the two
friends again met, when Jack. speaking rath-
er warmly, exclaimed :, "Bill, thou telled
me lie that morning got wed Did Mt
thog say ia seen'th' end of my trouble 2"
did, said Bill. but didn't tell thee uhich
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

The Jury in the case Of wappner. on trial
at San Francisco, for murder, failed to agree,
and were discharged on Thursday night.
They stood seven for murder iu the first de-
gree" and Eve for murder in the second
degree"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

FATAL SHOOTING ARRAY IN MIssIssIPrI-A
telegram from Columbus. Miss. says that a
street affray occurred at that place on the
night of the 10th December. between James
Blair and DR.. William NJ Shepherd, of Tex
as, formerly Secretary of the Navy, in which
the latter was shot and almost instantly
killed ~
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15
UNION SALOON.

In these days Of degenerate patriotism It Is pleasant
to see 50 mary friends Of the Union in this city, You
can scarcely find any one in Marysvlle in favor of
the dissolution of the Union. Harry and Little John
being both true patriots hereby extend an invitation
10 AL Unon.ioving citizens to meet regularly at their
plac. Of holding forth and there consider matters of
internal interest. UNloN SALoON'
i11u So street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

JOSEPH A. POsT, Of San Francisco has been
declared insane, and is now confined in the
Sacramento Station house. Only few years
since, he and his brother were among the
heaviest shipping merchants in the State
He will be sent to Stockton.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

WE learn from the Red Bluff Beacon, that
$1,000 has been subscribed. for the construc
tion of the proposed road from that place to
the Nome Lackee Reservation. The work
on the road win shortly be commenced.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

HENRY NJ. Benson, Eso.-This young Ma
rysvillian has been appointed By Governor
Latham a Port Warden for San Francisco,
and goes down shortly to take his Office. MIR.
Benson is very popular and very worthy
young gentleman.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

CAsHNzsE GoArs-Mr. Fitch Of Solano
county. lef. on the last steamer for the At
lantic, States, with the object of buying. in
South Carolina. number Of Cashmere goats,
which have been imported there. They will
probably arrive during the spring.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

JoHN MYERS. German Of Sacramento. at
tempted TO commit suicide in San Francisco,
Thursday, by opening vein in his arm, and
inhicting four stabs in his abdomen. He
was taken to the Hospital, and will probably
not recover.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

They are about to dedicate colossal stat
ne of Franklin for the new Franklin Market.
in Philadelphia. 1t is from the chisel of Mr.
]. A. Bailey, and is hewn from an immense
slab of Liver rock, or grayish drab color,
from the coast of the Bay of Fundy.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

McCAULEY, set lssee of the State Prison,
illuminated the. .ostitution, and gave the
convicts an eXtsa biscuit in honor of the de-
feat of W eller for Uuited States Senator
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

REsrITED.-JacOb T. Elyea. who was con-
viGted of murder in San Joaquin county, and
sentenced to be hung at Stockton Thursday,
has been respited by Gov. Latham until the
9th Of March next This is the second res
pite granted in his case.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

SPECIMENS of fine gold obtained in the
Suisun mountains, have been brought 10 Sau
Francisco by person from Fairfield, Solapo
County.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

A tax gatherer, named Wright, has run
away from Sandisfeld, Mass, taking with
him $4,000 of the public money.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

The Republican members Of Congress are
called by some "0ssawaiomites," instead Of
"Blaek Republicans" as heretofore.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

ARREsrs.-Harry Lightner was arrested
yesterday, by the police. for abusive language.
Beard was also arrested on the same charge
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

A MERCHANT named J. II. Pritchard has
become insane in San Francisco, and will be
sent to Stockton.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

The number of letters carried by Overland
from San Francisco, Friday, was 6,7l9.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

II is rnmOred that the Chinese had order
ed Russia to evseuate the Amoor settlements
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

THE Price of passage in the Cortez on the
goth, is $lO7 in the cabin, and SAT SO in the
steerage.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15


By Messrs E. GOODWIN q BRO, Nsw YORK Cry.
TOBACCO of the BEST QUALITY is sci, cted neat.
ly wrapped in TIN FOIL, and PATENT PRESSED.
The great advantages of this over other brands
consist in the size Of the packages rendering it more
convenient to carry in the pocket and by being
PRESSED SOLID, it keeps MOIST and FRESH, re-
tains its FULL RICH FLAVOR, and improves in quail
ty as 1t used while 10 other brands as soon as the
package is opened, the quality rapidly DETERIO-
RATES-the tobacco growing dFy-and littering the
pocket to the great annoyance of the consumer The
dressing which the PATENT TOBACCO undergoes In
the process Of manufacture, frees 1t from all grit or
Impurities so Objectionable In the of Plug Tobacco
Chewers will do well TO give the Patent Press ed trial
and judge for themselves.
For sale by wholesale Merchants, who receive 1t
direct from the Manufacturers
E. GOODWIN & BRO,
2O1 & 200 WATER sTRRET,
dec1s-1m2p New York.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15
1. O. O. +.

Marysville Encampment of Pstriarchs' No. o. l. o.
o. F., meets at Odd Fellows Hall, Third street, Second
and Fourth Wednesday Of each month. Faithful Pat
riarchs ever Welcome.
CHAs. L. THOMAS, C.P.
WIN. E. MILLS, Scribe.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15
I. q. of O. f.

Oriental Lodge, No, ~, meets every THURSDAY
evening at Odd Fellows Hall, Thi'd street. Brothers
in good standing are invited to attend
NV. sHUsTER, N. G.
CHAs. L. THOMAS, Rec. Sec.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15
PLOwS! PLOws!.

pEING deslrous TO close ont our stock of Piows
- we will sell them at greatly reduced prices
StLBY & CO.,
lll-zms 22 and "a h street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-15

The great Hackett will commence an en-
gagement here on Monday or Tuesday next,
in his great character Of Falstaff," in which
he is not surpassed by Mr.. Stark. d.
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AUCTION SALES.

By ]. C. MCGUIRE q Co, Auctioneere,
MS AT AUCTION -On WEDNESDAY
- Ar IERNOON, February 18th, at O'clock, at
SS 90 cooperation Of Washington quarterly s per
S20o Corporation Of Alexandria Coupon Bonds,
I-Sn rank of the Old Dominion Stock,
Sz'o" narInport city 10 per cent. Coupon BOnds,
al snates, 800 each, Washington, Alexandria,
as Collyer,
CS[pOratlon of Washington per cent Stock,
~ .nesapeake ann Ohio Canal preferred Bonds,
s,,V WITH ~ interest from July LIST, 1854
Sl|u Shesap eake and Ohio Canal funded Coupons,
- Win Inter est from October list, 1856,
S';SSns.o, Corporation of Georgetown per cent.
Terms cash in current funds.
. &c. MCGUIRE CO, Aucts,
10 ll-d (CoustitutIon,)
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An American Steamer Fired Upon by th.
MeNicaus

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. IL The steamship Arr
iona, from Brownsville on the 5th instant, has
arrived. courier from Col. Ford 20 Mai. Heint-
zelman, reports that the American steamer Ran
chero was fired into 30 miles above Brownsville
by BODY of Mexicans, bearing the Mexican Gag
Several shots passed through the steamer. Subse-
quently the Mexcans fired upon Col. Fords forces
from the Mexican side Of the river, dangerously
wounding one man. Col Ford returned the IRE
and crossed the river In pursuit of the MeXicans.
Capt Steneman's dragons had been reinforced,
making near two hundred men. The people OF
Matamoras sympathize with Cortenas, and war
was considered inevitable
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THE LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAPHIC.
Destructive Ffres,

boston, Feb. 1.-THE building corner Of
Caus1wdy ana Lancaster street occupied by sam.
uel howard sons, bakers and other parties
Sss, 900.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-THE nl,ring mill
OF Rhodes, Rue Co.. on Sbackamaron .t,eet
wharf, was burnt at O'Clock this morning The
IRE extended 10 the lumber wharf Of Geo shsn
herd. whose loss is 500. George b Sloat a CO
sewing machine factory, adjoining, sustained a
damage Of 81 ,o00-total loss 5000. Jas. Yardly
was run over and killed by an engine.
CANTON, n. Y, Feb. IA fire broke out in
Clark Smiths drug store on Main street last
night and laid In ruins half the bust ness portion
Of the village. Ten or twelve building were de-
stroyed. The loss, which there is some In
surance, amounts to S45, eco.
CANANpAIGUA, ". V, Feb. IL The Franklin
House, in this village, was DESTROYED by FIRE last
night
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Alexandria Markets.

ALEXANDRA. Feb. Extraordinarily SO sOa
81 81; Extra 81 IS; Super s. 25aS5 81 = whe,T
white, fair to good, 81 .2OaS1 35; red, 81 loa
81 70 Corn-white sc mixed 75asOc; vel
low 96a7Sc. Rye soc. Oats 36a3Sc Corn Meal
7saS0c. per bushel. Seeds-Timothy 81 5Oas3;
Clover SIS 15aS6.25. Provisions-Butter. roll. lisa
Doc, frkin lial6c; Lard 10allc.; Pork S7ass-,
Bacon lOaIlc
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Feb. 10 Flour is quiet, State
Is 05as5.l5; Ohio SIS .s0as5 .95; Southern a. 5oa
S5.75. Wheat is frm Southern red 81 Is; do
white 81 IS. Corn is duh and lower; white and
yellow 7Sa79c. Pork is quiet and firm; old mess
Sl7.5 so; new Sls.37; prime sl2 25; new Sli Sc
Lard is firm. Whisky is held al 25c
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FUTURE DAYS.
BARNARD BUCKEY; GeoTgetc

By BARNARD BJCkEf Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE,-By virtue of DEGREES of
Il the Circuit Court of the District. passed in a
cause OF B. lost and others against the heirs and
administrator of Micnaei Miller. Will be sold at
aucnon t. the highest bidder IN foEt Of the prem
at O'CLOCK in the afternoon, the west half of OF
No. ll4, IN Beal'S addition 10 Georg etOwn. Also
part Of Lot No u.s. In said sGdition, beginnn, 10
ct from Bea street the west line of the lot 20
e: deep by 8, feet in width. A so, another part
OF said lot No. ll4 beginning leo feet the west
line of Green street, ~ feet deep by 80 feet in
width, with the Improvements Oh each of said par
Il. f
Terms: One third cash and the residue in s. 70.
and IL month. bonds bearing interest, with security
and lien on the property.
the terms are not complied with within DAYS.
the -emises will be resoid days pu bic notice.
st the risk and cost of the purchaser.
w. X. WOODWARD. Trustee
BARNARD & BUCKLEY, auots
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NEW ROCKS

LIFE And Times of General S.m Dale, the Mis-
sIssiPPi Parusan; bT j. r. III. Claiborne illus
trated price 81.
Lucy Crofton. by the author of Margaret Matt
land, The Laird Of Norlaw." &c Is cents.
BLANCHARD a. NOHUN.
fe III Conner of 18th 81. and Pa AYenna.
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DIED.,

On Friday, 10th instant, after long and painful
Illness, which he bore with fortitude, SAMUEL ID ,
of his age. " '
No more we clasp thee In our arms
Or nurse thy little head
No more we watch thy gentle sleep
For thou, our Sammy, dead.
We loved hln-yes NJ tongue can tell
How much weloved him aud how well;
God loved him too; He thought best
To take him home to be at rest.
God gave and God hath taken away
A child that was His own
child perhaps, toe much beloved
And much dotted on.
On the 18th instant, MARY ARENA, infant
daunghter of Ross ana Willie Ann Triplett, aged
months and weeks. e
The funeral will take placs on Tnesday at three
O'Clock, from her parents residences, ON X street
between nth and 18th The friends and acauaint-
ance are invited to attend.
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Loss of a Vessel from the District

New YORK, Feb. 10 The schooner Brothers.
from Alexandria, was sunk of the Highlands OF
Neversink, yesterday. She came in collision with
the schooner r.. II. Huntley, from Baltimore.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 10 Flour closed dull How
ard street and Ohio SIS 81. Wheat closed steady.
white 81 .30a1.i5 red 81 .25aSl 30. Corn is dull |.
white zoe Provisions closed st adv; mess pork
Sle; prime sli; bacon l0c. Whisky closed firm
and higher; Ohio 2ic.
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The OPERA.-We call the attention of our opera
going friends to CheralterS Ac rOmatc Opera & lass
as. very superior article, whion saw at Mr.. HI.
Sem&en's, $40 Pennsylvania avenue The Glasses
are remarkable for their strength, olearpess and
beauty, and the price quite moderate. 1t"
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPoRTA-

PROPOSALS will be received at the Office of the AZ.
sistant Quartermaster at Fort Leavenworth, X. T.,
until II m, an Wednesday, the 18th day q April
next, for the transportation OF military supplies
durlEg the years 1866 aEl 1861, ON the following
routes
I. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley, in the
Territory of Kantas, aud from the town Of Kansas.
IN the state of Missouri, TO Fort Union, IN the Ter
IItors OF New Mexico. or any other depot that NAV
he designated Ia that Territory, snd TO any point
the route.
2 From Fort Union such Other depot as NAV
be designated In the Territory Of New Mex,oo, Ia
the posts or depots that are or may be established
IN the mllItary department. of New Mexico, except
The weight to be transported each year not e.
be less on either of the routes than one hundred
lions p,O6i,,0 pounds.
Proposals. will state the rate per 100 pounds per
formed on each rout- In each month of the ytal, ,
and Will be made for each route separately.
cir u aces OF Gesideros and he nrensrod ., 60.
into contracts, and TO execute bonds, with good
curIt,, In such an amount AZ NAV be prescribed ~
the Assistant q uartermaster at Fort EeavenwOrth.
tracts shall be aw arded.
Contra sors Will be required 20 be in readiness
for serves by the let day OF May succeeding, th.r
means of transportation 20 be approved by the
and. As NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NAV he dem. rasJ ~ al al
time for the whole weight 10 be Transported during
the year on either of the routes, they must have
places Of business or agenoes at the vicinity
of Fort Leavenworth and st Fort Union or other
depot IN New Mexico, at which they may he com
zach proposal Will be accompanied by tho names
OF he sureties, who must be well known TO the As
WHOSE Joint cspabfifV 10 nav the b5nSs sboTa the,
be forfeited, must be atested 10 his entire sstsac
ton.
Proporsls will be endorsed as follows: "propo
sa FOR Transportation" and none Will be enter
tailed unless they fully comply with all the stipula
may he made.
QrARTERMhsrKR GENERALS OFFICE, Washing
ton CITY. eli. 10, 1850. fp
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FOR SALE AND RENT

EOR SAIE-The HOUSEHOLD and KITCH-
EN FURNITURE off small and comfortable
u ei!ins, No 400 Mass: avenue, between 5th 81
ON streets Apply on the premises. The house
WI % 10 lot rent If the contents are sold.
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No. 7-LAMHNT8BLE SUICIDEs.-We see thou
sands In our streets dying by inches, coughing
themsel Ives into the grave: when Mrs. NJ. NJ Gard,
ner's Indian Bal sam of LiverwOrt and HoarhOund
would quiet the cough and cure the disease preyIng
upon them. 1t may be found at all the druggists.
fe l0-lw,r