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WE ARB REQuEsTED to invite attention TO the
advertisement of Or. Woolfs0n. the opticIan, 264
teenth streets, which appears in the Inteigencer
and States IL will be seen that his stre ng tRening
spectacles and eye glasses" are recommended nv
many eminent gentlemen, presumed to be Judges Of
their good qualities, and of the comfort TO be de-
rived from their use by those who require the aid
of these important instrumentalIties. DR., w has
been oostea1 In this oitv for several years de- S-v
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Further from AIexIcO

NEW ORLEANS, March THE advices from
Northern Mexico report that aravajal is seeking
American aid for the Juarez government. ard
that Miramon has ordered Cortinas to hold out
till March, when he would receive reiIio .ce-
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New York Markets.

NEw YORK, March Flour is u want; State
S. 20a5 Is; Ohio S6S6.l5; Southern IS 9Oa5 Is
Wheat has advanced lc.; Western whrte 81 60.
Corn is quiet; white and yellow 7yss2c Pork is
dull. Lard is heavy Whisky is dull at 2ic.
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AleNaudria H1arkets

ALEXANDRIA, March s.-Flour-super IS 50a
$50. Wheat-whte 81 Zeal az; red 81 .3ial Sc
Corn-white 72176: yellow 6caSOc. Rye s3asic
Oats 37a3Sc. Whisky 24a25Kc.
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THIS AFTERNOON q TO MORROW

BY J. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
STOCkS AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY
- AFFERNoO March 9Th, az half past o'cl'k
atthe auction rooms, we shall SELL in sums to suit
per cent Stock, ~
sac, Corporation of Alexandria six per cent.
Stock. - ~
s2,too corporation Of Georgetown Quarterly six
per cent. Stock
Terms cash In current funds.
mars &c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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Financial

NEW YORK, March S.-Stocks are firmer; u 4.
SIS 10Y; Chicago and Rock Island 63S; Illinois
Gel ira shares SOY; Michigan Southern sk; New
York Central s2x; Pa. Coal Co 63; Mil and
Miss. n; Cantons 20h; Mo. 6's SIX.
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

BY j. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NEW
" JERSEY AVENUE, NEAR NORTH q STREET. AT
PUBLIC AUcTIuN-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
shall sell, without the south half of Lot
NO IS, 10 Square No. SGT, fronting Is feet inches
on New Jersey avenue. near the corner of north 4;
street, running back about 100 to ~ feet al ey
Terms: One-third cash the residue in and il
months, with interest, secured by deed in trust
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By J. c. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctoneers,
- week on TUESDAY, THURSDAY FRIDAY
and SATURD DAY, at the store of w. F. Bayly,
mar est BENZ. FRENCH, Salesman.
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MARSHAL'SS ALE.-ln vi, tue Of writ Of heri
WI faclas Issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia, for the
county of Washington, end tn me directed, i will
expose e. public SALE for cash. front IF the Bank
ct Washingtop, IN said county, on THURSDAY,
the 18TH day OF March Inst, 1850, commenoIDg at Q
o'clock q. m, four wheeled stone wagons. reIzed
and levied upon the goods chstt-is of Nah on
Nj Ricke,, aud WILL b. sold to sstisfy Judlcla.s No.
lo4, to Ma, term 1880, In favor of John Pardy,
w. SELDEN,
u. 8. Marshal for Distr CT Of Colunb!s.
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DIED.,

On the eth instant, at her residence, No. ~ lief
fsrson street Mrs. CATHERINE nj. ROBIN
SON. in the s6th year of her age, consOrt of VIM
RobinsOn.
Her fOnsral will take place on 10 morrow I'm
dav) afternoon, at 5 O'Clock. The relatives ard
friends are respectfully INVITED to attend.
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By WALL BARNARD, Auctioneers.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF LOTS ON MA
RILAND AVENUE AT AUCTIoN-On MONDAY
AFTERNOON. 18th inst, at O'Clock, we will
sci, on the premises, Lots s. and S. in SQUIRE So,
Mar! land avenue between lith and 18TH strot Is,
g..
reIms: One third cash balance in and -
months, bearing interest, and secured by deed of
trust
MARI WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
By-wALL Il BARNARD. Auctioneers-
SILVER LEAF MAPLE TREES AT AUG
y rIoN-On SATURDAY MORNING., March
10, a. 10 O'clock will sell, in front Of our auction
rooms, go Silver Leaf Maple Trees.
Terms cash
BY WIN. MARSHALL. Auetioneer.

ronms, $50 Silver Leaf Maple Trees.
mar Sd WALL q BARNARD. Aucts.
BY WIN. MARSHALL. Auotioneer,
So 464 SsreHfh Street.
BEAUTIFUL PLATED WARE, CUTLERY,
ii1n 1eetp MAIcHEs; &c. AT AUcrIoN-On SAT-
VII sell, without reserve at my stors-
leo sets beautiful Plated Forks, Spoons Knivse &C.
25 vers fine Plated Csstors,
10 very costly Plated Tea Sets.
Plated Urns and Walled Ice Pitchers,
~ sets Ivory Knives, very superior,
81 hne Gold Watches,
Lag, lot Bohemian Glass Ware,
Large lot OF Fancy Goods
EURNITDRf, BARDWARE, WOODEN
= WARE GROCERIES AND LIQUoRs.-OnT THURS
DAY MORNlNG, March ath, at 10 O'Clock, will
g l In front OF my store handsome assortneut Of
hne second hand Furniture, viz:
Mahogany DIvans, Chairs, Rockers,
Beds, Mattresses, Pillows,
Cane And Wood Chairs,
kltohen Furniture. Glass, Crocker,, SC.
Also, large assortment of Wooden Ware. Hard
ware. Baskets, &C.
Also, hDe lot OF Lilo uors, IN wood and bottle,
% boxes oil Ralsins, hne quality.
Gr'cers and Fancy stores will fed large lot of
goods suited to their trade.
Terms: IS, and under cash I; over that, 50 and so
days credit.
mar 6-dts WIN. MARSHALL. AuctA
~ THE ABoyE SALE is POSTPONED
mars VIM. MARSHALL. Auct.
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Nor1cE.-Dist-,et Of Colxn16ia Advertisements
to be inserted in the BALTIMORE Sun are ysessced
ct and for,cardsd from THE STAR office.
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MRS WINsLoW, An ex perlenosd nurse nd fam /.

MRS. WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
ply sIcan, les Soothiag Syrup for ChiLden Teeth
Inch greatly facilitates the process of teething
by sGttenIEg the gums, reducing all inflammation
will allay all pain. end in sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon It, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves. and relief and health to your Infants
Perfectly ssfe In all cases. See advertisement in
another column. 90 II-lv
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QuERu's Cop LIVER OIL JELLY
Approved by the New York Academy of Medi-
cine 1t Is twice more efioacious than the LIQUID
oil. II Is thf only cure for Sorofulas, Consump-
ton and all kinds of Coughs.
ALSO,
QUERu's JBLLIFiEp CASTOR on, by which the
offensive greaspess of the oil Is obviated. For sale
BY all respectable druggists In Washington and
GEORGETOWN
PESFcLD, PARKER MOWER, Wholesale gents
Is Besknan street, New York city. no SIN
PENNIEs.-Persons desiring Pennies will always
find them for exchange At the Star Once connter
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By }. C. MCGUIRE & Co, Auotioueers.
GREAT CATALOGUE SALE OF BOOKS
" The subscribers are now arranging for sale 81
commence on TUESDAY, March 2Oth. 1850. at 10
O'Clock, In the large room second door west of the
auction rooms, about ,000 volumes of Books,
principally second hand } comprising the COLES
tons or the late MIR Templeman and the late 8. G..
Deeth, of GEORGETOWN, ID. G..
The collection embraces many rare and valuable
works In every department of literature and science
Q more full description of which will be given In
future advertisements
Catalogues may be obtained upon application TO
the Auctioneers AFTER the 18th inst.
JOSHUA RICHIE, Administrator.
fe A-eo&ds j. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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FINE PENCILS From Messrs Blanchard & Mo-
hun we have some excellent pencils of their get
ting up. The blanchard & Mohun pencil" will
be apt to come into general favor.
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By WIN MARSHALL. Auctioneer.
AGA G.tlnfh Cfrsef

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING OTIS FOR SALE
IL AT AUcrIoNIOn TUESDAY, the 10th day Of
premises, on New York avenue, M ar the corner OF
LIST str eat, opposite the residence of Mr.. Bates,
about A. CO square feet The location of these lots
e very beautiful, being elevated and commanding
nue. views IN every direction. They will be subdi
vlded into small building lots.
Terms of sale: One thitd cash balance in ard
years, with interest Deeds TO be given and deeds
OF trust taken at the expense of purcha, ers
mar eOdts VIM MARSHA IL, Auof
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EXtCUTOR'S SA l. E.-RosEwooD PIANO,
u ROSEWOOD BROCsTELLE AND MAHOGANY
PARCoR SUITES, LARGE PLATE MIRROR, ENGLIsE
PLATED WARE, BRoCATELLE AND LACE CURTAINS
AND bxcELLEHT H"USEHoLDtURNLTURE AND Eff
ING, 18th inst at 10 O'Clock, we will sell, at the
r sid nee of the late James Galligan, deceased,
corner of north and LIST streets east, Capitol Hill,
his HoUs=h hold Furniture, &c, comprising
Rosewood Piano, stool and Cover,
Rosewood ParloT Suite, upholstered in Green and
Gold Brocatelle,
Ma ogany Parlor Suite, large French Plate Mirror,
alb aud Brackets,
Brocatee AMI Lace Curtains,
evet and other Carpets,
Bronze French Clock sud Candelabras to match,
OIL Paintings, Mantel Ornaments,
Fine English Plated Tea Sets Cake Baskets, Salts,
Spoons and Forks,
Mahogany Sideboard, Marble. top, Centre, Exten-
sion Walnut Dining aud other Ia les,
Cottage Sets, Walnut Bedsteads,
War0robes, Washstands,
Curled Hair and Shuck Mattresses.
Pillows, Bosters, and Bedding, Wood,
Cane seat Chairs and Rockers and other Chamber
Furniture,
China, Glass and Crockery Ware,
Kitchen UtgnsIls and Stoves,
Exec lent Cow, Saddle and Bride,
Straw Cutter, &c.
Terms: SO and under cash; over that sum q
credit of 50 and days. for approved endorsed notes
hearing interest.
=. N. B.-The House for rent. Inquire of the Auc-
THOMAS GALLIGAN, Executor.
MARI d WALL d Barnard. Aucts.
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u. 8. Marshal for Distr ct Of Columbis.
mar 3-dts

MARSHAL'SS ALE,-In virtue IF o writ OF feri
WI facIas issued from the Clerks ofioe IF the
Circuit Court of the Distr OF Of Columbia for the
county OF Washingto and % me directed. will
expose TO public SALE for cash in front Of the court
house door Of said county, on r. ESDAY, the 9th
day OF March met, 1861, at t2o'cook the follow
INK de c-lned property, To vat: All DEFENDANTS
right and interet IN snd 10 Lot Nos, nsqua-e No.
IL in the city OF Washington, ID C., together with
a aud singular the improvements thereon, seIzed
And levied upon as the property OF Henry Parry,
and will be sold to satisfy Judioas No. l69, 10 90
tober term 1859 in favor Of James NJ. StewaIr
w. SELDEN.
u. =. Marssal for District Of Columbia.
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NIARShAL'S SAtE.-ln virtue If three wrIts
WI of feu facias issued from the clerks ofice Of
the Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia, for
tia county Of Washington, and To me dir cted,
Will exrose TO public sale, for cash IN front az Mar
TINS Hotel, on the corner Of stn and ID streets, IN
the city If Washington on SATURDAY, the 10th
day Of March next, 1850 commencing at O'Clock
q. m, brown Mules, seized and levied upon sc the
goods and chattes OF Charles c. Cay, aud will be
sold 10 satisfy Judicials Nos s. IS and 81. 10 May
term 1851. in favor Of Daniel Crowley, Morris suli-
van and Patrick Barrftt
w. sELDEN,
US. Marshal for District Of Columbia.
Re 29-dts
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PROMPT SETTLEMENT.-Notice was given to
the Washington Insurance Company of this city
an the 9th inst, of the loss by fire of three houses
insured by that Company, and the full insurance
upon them was promptly paid to the holders on
the 9TH.
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The ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT of the Medical
Department OF Georgetown College is to take
place at the Smithsonian, this evening the exer-
cises commencing at half past 4 The valedictory
will be delivered by Prof Noble Young.
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RAILIFF'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
= NITgRK, BAR FIXTURES, &c.-B. virtue Of q
writ OF distraIn for house rent due ard in arrears
will sell, on TUESDAY MORNING, March sih,
at 10 oclo tx, al the Union Hotel. corner 49,
streets, all the Furniture and Household Effects,
Bar Fixtures &c ,comprisipg-
Mahogany Sofas, Divans,
do Spring seat Chairs,
marble top Centre and Sofa Table,,
Mahogany Rocking Chairs, Card Tables,
Damask and Lace Curtains,
Marbetop Dressing Bureaus,
Marble top Washstands,
Toilet Sets,
Mahogany French Bedstsads,
Cottage Bed.teads,
Feather Reds. Boosters and Pillows
Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Comforts, Sheets, Blankets, &c
brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets,
Stilr arpets, Straw Mating, &c.
Bar counter and Fixtures.
tilt Frame Mirrors, &c &c
Crockery, q lass and Tin Ware,
IoEeiher with general assortment of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms cash.
WIN. CAMMACK, Bailif.
mar 8-ft &c. MCGUIRE d CO., Aucts
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By BARNARD & BUCKLEY: Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SABE.-By virtue of q decree of
l. the Orphans Court confirmed by the Circuit
Court of the District of Columbia, county OF Wash-
lngtonl made IN the case Of the heirs of the late
Samuel Lelshear, deceased, the undersigned will
sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder, on
WEDNESDAY. the 18th day IF March, Is6 !, at 4
O'Clock P. m, upon the premises, e at desirable
property situated on the south side of LIST street,
Ge1rgetown d. c., having front on said street
4s 6.!2 feet I'D running hack IS feet. The improve
house. suitable for q large family, stable &c.
Terms of sale: Dne third cash; balance In sand II
months, the purchaser to notes for th deferred
A deed given and deed of trust taken. All CO n
ysysnclng at the cost OF the parchnser. Titls in
disputable. 9. T BROWN.
Attorney for the i-s.
mars d BARNARD Il BUCKEi, Aucts
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CITIZENS AND STRANGERS should bear in mind
that the Picture Gallery Of the Washington Art
Assoc iation is open to visitors every day, from s
O'Clock a. m. to 10 D. m.
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M1N's D1ISs SUIYS,
v.,.-., MEMS Bssissss Sssss,
c. YessAS Bssissss Sssss,
-'- D-.'' o'tats s..s,~,. ssaoo, s..,..
NOAH WAikn z Co., Marble Hall Clothing
announce that their annual displsy of Fan and
Winter Clothing il now ready for inspection. II
YOUTH Clothing ofthe newest and richest dssiena
In maserial, trimming, AID yorkmanship.
shiopehle efdcles q dress, q opportanity is nov
offered for eoeOtng from the most SftYactiye sfook
Sooso 1Seees AD4-ly
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CENTRE MARKEr-The market this morning
was not as largely supplied as we have seen At
lis s. ason but there was enough for the demand.
The fish market was but poorly supplied A few
aud best of which are from North Carolina few
from the Potomac landings have been offered but
they are very inferior. Herring are beginning to
appear, and are sold by the bunch at stands
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DESIRABLE IMPROvEMENT.-The Senate Com
mittee on Public Buildings and Grounds have
under consideration the early construction of
new jail for the county Of Washington in this
District. One Of the plans proposed is to unite
the Jail and penitentary buildings in some remote
part OF the city, which, it is supposed, would
probably promote economy in the employment Of
aus, sHo oarc tlIIo, o~PUnso end ees.e risE N
transferring cOnvicts from prison to the other
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p, PILLIN6

HEAJ 4gs:: s.. ::.s ,s ssa as
b supplsdty callinr ssoi-
maf s-eoSt' -cs az. door ftom nth n
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THE DRAYTON OPERA.-We see by orr ex-
changes that Mrs. Drayton is so far convalescent
as to warrant the management to announce Fri
day. the 9Th, for her temperance in Baltimore
Our citizens may now make certain of listening
to our gifted townsman, and his equally gifted
wife, on Monday evening next
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A MINIATURE THUNDER STORM. was that Ct
{ Is morning Ii should remind those Of Wash
ington whose houses are not protected with good
liyhtni ny rods, of the importance Of at once =
sorting to Mr.. Francis Labarre, corner Of Tent.
and q streets, manufacturer and erector Of the
Platinatipped Zig htning rods and conductors
The NAT osAL BLUES announce second grand
Ball at the Assembly Rooms, on Easter Monday,
On which occasion nag 10 to be presented to the
Ball.
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PROF. EovEIN GEoRGErowN.-OurGe cor yetown
friends will bear in mind that the great wizard
AID veOtriloquist, Love, will make his first APP
pearance at Forrest Hall tonight.
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NoLK's DOUGLAs.-We have before us a stat
life-like statue of Senator Douglas. These statu-
cites which present the Little Giant in IA
vorite attitude, and with every line,ment of his
marked countenance sharply defined, can be OBJ
Culver's drug store, 26S Pennsylvania avenue;
and the opportunity will doubtless be embraced
BY the admirers of Mr.. ID. who may wish to secure
faithful likeness of that gentleman
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WATCH RETuRNs.-Jno. Kelly, drunk and dis
orderly; fine and costs, 1915. James McDermot,
do; 80 Is. Abraham Smith, colofed, stealing;
committed for court. James Brady, drunk and
disorderly; fine and costs, S715. Edw'd Ridg
way, charged with assault; evidence, and the
young man was discharged. Six dodgers were
accommodated.
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VALUABLE TEsT 1MONY IN FAVOR OF THE OxYGE,
ATBD BITTERs
q IN


WA HINGToN, ID c., jane TO-
Having made use of the Oxygen ted Bittsrs rrs-
and from knowledge ostained of their eficacy in
other GASES, we cheerfnIiy recommend them to the
public, ieving they will fuzzy su stain tho recon-
msndatlon of the proprietor. We hope that tFis
1ictad VII ~ "
SsTG sm jPhhsR. s. Senator. from Vermont.
Isan.. ~ ~
J. 7. Morehead. U. 8. Senator, and formerly Gov
L; H. Arnold, formerly Governor of r hnde Island.
w Mm: Woodbrldss, late Governor of Michigan.
q general ebity of the system, places ii among
the most wonderful discoveries in medical science,
dy known for these complaints, in all their various
Sold BY their agents every where.
al. risehrssed ~ s. W. FeTe CO.. Boston. snd for
6. Stott, John Schwarze Marin L Pa mer. WASH
ington; and BY dealers eyerJwhere. MARI W.
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GRAND HOP The last of the weekly hons
came of at Wizards new Concert Hall last
evening, and was one Of the most brilliant of
the season. These pleasant affairs have become
almost an institution, and are enjoyed exceed
ingly by the guests of the house, and by their
friends who are fortunate enough to be invited
IL has been rumored that the gentlemen guests of
the Hotel are to give grand ball complimentary
to the Ladder, by the way Of closing up the CAV
season. We hope the affair will speedily come
of-for no better way of inaugurating the open
Ing OF the still gayer Washington spring season
OF long session, can be devised. Persons at
distance disposed to spend a few days delight
fully, may be assured that from this time to the
end OF the session, Washington will be the most
of statesmen bellies beaux literati men of science
politicians, &c, &c.
THE DISTRICT in CoNGREss.-In the Senate YES
terday, Mr.. Brown, from the Committee for the
District of Columbia, submitted adverse reports
on the memorials of Jas. and Theodore Waters.
asking that certain lots in the city Of Washington
be conveyed to them.
Also, asked 10 be discharged from the further
consideration of the joint resolution from the mu
nicipal authorities Of Washington, relative to an
tfon Of the Potomac river, and that it be referred
to the Committee on Commerce; which was
agreed to.
Also, from the same committee, to which was
referred the memorial Of l.. A Gobright and
others, reported bill to incorporate the Grand
Lodge Of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
OF the District Of Columbia.
SURPRISE PARTIES are still INDUCED in, not
withstan Ing the near approach Of Spring. One
Il these pleasant gatherings came off last nigh ,
we bear, In which some twenty couples from the
Northern Liberties dropped imp upon a much
esteemed citizen Of the Fifth Ward, north Of the
Capitol and spent the evening" occupying Il e
me In dancing until the I'VE sma' hours,', en-.
j'ying themselves immensely.
FULLY CoMMIrrED--Yestefday, Geo. o. Davis
weo was arrested by officers Tanning and Ecklof
Caurch, was fully committed for court hv Jnstice
Dom The books were identified % the properly
Of Mr.. Haggerty and Miss Thomas. The oi6ces
thinks Davis must have made search Of the whole
disposed Of. s0'''
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WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and ve'y cheap ;
best Ice Cream and w alter Ices at low price, at
the Phlladelpnia Confectionery, corner 18th ard F
SITS mar luH
The Nevada journal., 1860-10-19

OUR DoUGLAs friends find a deal of fault
because the Breckinridgers do not score
them less and the Republicans more.
The truth is, there is the best of reasons
why the shareholders, party should be
friendly to the Republicans. The great
complaint of the cotton growers is the
want of field lahorers, To supply this
want they arc in favor of bringing negroes
from the coast of Africa. But the Repub
licans, like true friends, step in and by
prohibiting negroes from going to the
Territories, secure to the cotton rais-
ers an abundance of labor, besides keeping
them out of the nefarious slave trade. 1t
will be seen the Republican is about ri ght
all round. He saves the Territories for
free white men. secures labor to the slave
holder a nd saves him from the disgrace Of
engaging in trade which is declared pira-
cy by the civilized world.
The Nevada journal., 1860-10-19
We anticipate treat to be enjoyed

LAYING THE CORNER SroSE.-The interesting
ceremony of laying the corner stone of Hose
House for Pennsylvania No. 2, came off on the
ground at p ". on Wednesday. The follow
ing articles were deposited IN sealed box in the
corner block of granite:
Catalogue Of N.rada Library, Synopsis of
Fire Companies and City Government, Nevada
Democrat. Nevada JOURNAL. Nevada TranscTTpt
Nevada Campaigner, Constitution and Bylaws
Of Pennsylvania No. ., Record of Proceedings
Of Penn Co. up to date. Constitution and By
Laws of Hook 4 Ladder Company. Excerpt
Certificate of Sacramento Fire Department.
Contract with Kent K Mckay, builders. Rem
ini.eences of tho fire of Sc. Photograph of
Henry Meredith by Liebert. Specimens OF
washoe gold and silver and goldand silver ore.
from Laird and Scott large number of coins
re-e thrown in by j. b. jeffrey, Frank Fisher.
II. Harrington, VIM. Barton, J. r. Patterson,
Geo. Lenhart, I. Williamson, ". r. Davidson,
L. W. Dreifuss. and some others whose names
We could not take from the jostling of the crowd
no place being assigned our reporter.
The mcmentocs being deposited, Pat, kcloher
kindly suggested that the box be not left out
over night or somebody would carry it Off 1t
was however ntrusted to its granite receptacle,
after which D. Belden, Esq, eXpatiatcd from the
top of brick pile on the Importance Of the oc-
casion. In his opinion Douglas, Lincoln or
Lane was nowhere compared with the benefits to
be derived from the Ere department, etc.
Music was in attendance. and the affair went
of swimmingly, considering the want Of liquids
on the OCCASION