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DEPARTMENT NEWS.

CLERICAL REMOVALS, APPOINTMENTS, &c
Maurice b Brown, Of Ill. lat 81 400 per annum,
James NJ Latta, of Ind, w. w. Curtis, of Ill. !,
and F. ii Reinhard, of Ind, 1.-THE three last named
at 81 200 per annum,) have been appointed to
clerkships in the General Land ONCE. g. C.
Thatcher, OF Ind, q 200 per annum,) has been
removed from the same bureau.
DR.. = Park, Of Lancaster, Pa, has been ap-
pointed to 81 400 per annum clerkship In the
Post ONCE Department, vice Il. Il. Baldwin, Of
same place, removed. Also, C. w. Morgan, Of
Leesburg, Va, to a similar clerkship (sI 400 per
annum) in the same Department, vice J. F. De-
vine, (of the same State and town. resigned
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RIcBNoxn ". Mach * Il

NICHMOND, VA, March ., 1sbl.
Editor Of the Star Disunionism has been get
ting down at the heel here for some days past IL
oelag found Impossible TO keep up such a head
Of steam (f,oth) on the machine as n carried =
week or two ago. 1t is conceded that 1t will be
impossible for the Disunionists to defeat the ma
Jorltys proposition, which RENTS the question of
secession TO the proposed border State Con-
ventlon. That will act on II next lime nrobabIy
calling National Convention In October, which
VIII doubtless adopt something which the friends
OF Ihe Inlon In every State will be able to carry
triumphantly.
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|O7HIC BATHS.
HENRY SCHAEFER,
BARBER AND AIR-DRESSER

SkVENTH,
OPposre fhe Post Once Department,
nas htted up, In connection with his esta
oonNenlent accommodations for afording 10 his
9u I AND the public the luxury Of COL ID or
nonIsi HIS charges will be Inoderate-tws nty- 1--WE
cents LOT single bath, or FIVE baths for a doIl,y
paid for in advance ~ f~onaseu oho
MT. Schaefer takes this opportunity to inform his
customers that this desirable ton 10 nj
Iisnment VIII In no manner interfere with his rssu
.al ionsl business. On the oontrary he bone.
Sten Uq 70 ms numerous patrons IN the line 81
SHAVING and lair DRESSING. o W
fT1 70 tne Lsoes VINO patronize him 10 the Inns
pICutung or Trimming tbeirov n or their chill rev
hs.t, ne pegs 10 say that he has provided for tIm
roSm ~ sna appropriated it exclusively to theirus
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CARL sHuRz tell, his friends, We hear, that he
declines accepting either South American mis-
sion or the mission to Portugal, designing to re-
turn to Wisconsin. Nevertheless, we Certainly
expect to see Mr.. Shurz sooner or later In the en-
Joyment Of some good Federal office, not crediting
him with a nature different from that of most
similar politicians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-26

" mozart Hall, New York city, the head.
me scene OF many fierce political struggles, was
burned down on Sunday morning.
=. IL The cold weather Of the last two season,
~ Is now ascertained, has been felt all over the
%orId. HOT mrs Were needed In Australia i'm,
November last. ~"
III On the Sd Of March forty millions of Rms
slams serfs were liberated. The day before, thew
were all slaves 10y
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SECOND TABLEAU.

IDA SEA OF ICE in the Polar Regions, en-
circled by Mountains of Snow and Hugo Iocbe r, g.
The entire scene enveloped in the haze peculiar 10
this region. Captain De Lascours, his family and
Bsrabas, having drlfted thither, are discovered in
q PERILOUS STRAIT, with but an Icy SKILL
BETWEEN THEMSELVES AND ETERNITY Despe-
rate alternative of Raoul TO save his child from
freezing! IL BURSTING OF A TERRIFIC
STORM
THE ENTIRE SEA OF ICE BECOMES
BROKEN UP.
The huge icebergs disappear, and the scene q mo-
ment since possessing apparently the solidity of
granite, is now occupied by the FIERCE AND
FOAMlNG WATERS, mnslins its roar with
the terrible crashing OF massive ice hills and fields
of shattered Joe, as they are driven together in
conflict rude" Above the frightful din is heard
the appealing, touching accents of
MOTHERS PRAYER
Ere she is engulfed In the boiling waters commend
ing her infants fate to the protection of tho Or
PHAN's FATHER. As if to mark " Reaven's heark-
enins" to the appeal, an exquisitely beautiful
AURORA BoREALIS
llumes with its gorgeous corruseations the soene,
and the Orphan beholds afsr the
RAPIDLY APPROACHING BARQUEm
Exciting and Touching Tableau! "Oh, Tbou
who hast all the strength of father and the ton
derness OF mother, save us from the abyss that
TABLEAU THIRD.
A LAPSE OF FIFTEEN YEARS. Carlos
the adventurer, now Del Monte, q Mexican noble'
msn, encounters
OGARITA, The WILD FLOWER OF MEx1co,
Recognition By Dianne De Lasoours of her si.ter
Marie De Lasoours. -
THE RESCUED ORPHAN
In Ogarita. Startling Rencounter. IT'S FATE.
TABLEAU FOURTH.
THE HOTEL DE THERINGE IN PARIS.
Infatuction Of Del Monte with Ogarita. THE IN
HUMAN PLOT. Projected separation Of oss
rita and her sister. Apropos arrival of Barabas
THE RECOGNITION. -
Sudden Rssogrs Of Osarita to We'd tie Mx,d.r., q,
her Parents!
TABLEAU FIFTH.
PALACE OF DELMONTE IN PARIS. Rev.
eiation. TIE POWER OF WOMAN'S WILL,
GRAND FETE:
Assembling Of the Guests. The
DENUNCIATION AND CONVICTION
OF THE MURDERER.
Thrilling DeIouement! The Hour of r etribution
THE SUICIDE. and the
REALIZATION of q MOTHERS pRAvrp,
In RIHEARsAL,
The NAIAD QUEEN.
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~ The Montgomery correspondent Of the
Sndrleston Mercury writes: A mushroom conn
asnGs IN .he prevalence Of peace measures is the
in",n. ne oiIatory proceedings Of the Wash
Inston Accumulation on our communItv Tba
Government authorities however, place no ,siIs
anse on these reports, and are steadiIv and ens,
xseat;ng y engaged In placing everything on a war
me PENSACOLA Navy Yard at the earliest nn.,,hIo
moment, where everything will be under the i'm.
nleoiate supervision Of Gen. Bragg. ''
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THE NEW YORK CITY APPOINTMEx1s-We
feel sure that the President has definitely de.
fermined upon Hiram Barney for Collector, Sim
con Draper for Naval Officer, and - shultz for
Q. 3. Marshal, Southern district of New York
Inc contest for the surveyorship Of the port Of
New York Is understood to have narrowed down
between Abraham Wakeman and Dan'I %. Mar.
shall. The appointment Of Mr.. NJ. is being
pressed by Senator King with much earnestne.s
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CONVERSATIONAL.

sEsAIE.-when our report closed yesterday
Mr. Howe was adore ssing the Senate on the Doug
las resolution.
Upon concluding, on motion Of Mr. Hale, the
Senate went into executive session, and after some
time spent therein adjourned.
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~ The opinione Rationale of Paris has pub
tne grestest effort Of oratory that has hen 80
"s,ofe any deliberstiye body OF modern times
=, " The Charleston Courier threatens to make
ri.,. order States the battle fields and foraginp
Tod ~. me army Of Davis, because they have
N0Ve guy against secesion
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DEATH OF CoNeREssxIN-Tbe uo, &C.
scranton, republican member Of the lstr ma
reisoted 70 the next Congress, from Pennsvlya-
n,s oied az Scranton, in that State on the 2sth
ann. ne was the founder Of the town OF
scranton, and was largely engaged in the iron
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VIRGINIA APPoINTMENrs-Dr. Tbos n Pi.bs,
OF tauquier county, is doubtless to be the new L
8. Marshal Of the Eastern District of Virginia;
and A Judson Crane, Esq, Of Richmond, to be
the new District Attorney Of the same U. 3
judicial district
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Mn. b C. CROOK Lynchburg Republi-
can says that Mr. Bernard G. Crook, lately ap-
pointed mail agent on the Alexandria and Lynch
burg road, made his first trip up the road on
Saturday; that in passing Charlottesville he was
waited on by committee, who informed him
that be bad better throw up his commission.
charging him with being black republican, &c
that Mr.. Crook consented to resign on his return
70 Alexandria; that reaching Lynchburg on
Saturday evening he remained In the mail car all
night, not venturing to come out This Is the
substance Of the information furnished to and pub
hshed In the Lynchburg Republican. We can
only say that Mr.. Crook is a respectable citizen
OF this place, a worthy mechanic, and an old
wing, and never accused Of being, or suspected
OF being, black republican, and is a true Viz
Aiez. Gazette.
Nofs.-The question which the citizens of
Charlottesville and Lynchburg will have to de-
termine to their own satisfaction, we apprehend
TO be simply whether they will permit Mr.. Crook
to discharge his lawful duty, will resign their
current United States mail facilities. The law
points out how the mails shall be served to them.
IL irresponsible parties be permitted to determine
that the mails shall not be served to them, the
Postmaster General has probably no discretion
whatever to have them served through agents
selected and appointed by any one but himself.
The issue whether the Post Office Department
may or may not continue to control u 8 postal
Affairs in Virginia, will doubtless be promptly met
in this case.
The only alternative which those who inter
fere with Agent Crook leaves under the law,
to the Postmaster General, Is, to order all mail
matter hereafter directed to Charlottesville and
Lynchburg, Va, to be carried, instead, to the
dead letter office In this city, In the case not
very long since Of the mails for the Pensacola
Fa) post office, interfered with by outside
parties That is if Mr.. Crook is not to be permit
ted to discharge his lawful duties in connection
with those mails
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IHE MISSION TO BoLIvIA.-The President has
determined to appoint the Hon. D. X. Carter. Of
Ohio, Minister Resident to Bolivia, and Mr. e
has signifed his acceptance of the position
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HE MARsHALsHIP OF THE NORTHERN DIS
Ihicr OF NEW YoRK.-It appears 10 be under
$1,000 around US that brother Of Secretary Chas,
will win this position.
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RICHARD HILDRETH, Of New York, the we'll
Known historian, has been selected by the Presi-
dent Tor the consulate at Tripoli. His health has
been very bad Of late, and he desires to try upon
II the effect Of that climate.
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NEw CADET FROM LouIsIASA.-Tbs p,e.,-
oent has conferred West Point Cadets appoint
ment upon Henry Yeager, Of La =, to all vacancy
In the Military Academy, from that State
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TIE REGIsTERsHIP OF TEE TREAsuay.-we
understand that this appointment is to fall to the
iot OF Mr. Chittenden, Of VT, late a member Of
the Peace Conference. -
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NEW PENSION AsEsr.-John B. Reynolds
mas been appointed u s. Pension Agent at Rut-
land, VI, vice John B. Page, declined.
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THE GovERNoRsHIP OF NKBRAsxI-
Saunders, Esq, Of Iowa, IA relative Of Senator
Harlan, Is to be the new Governor Of Nebraska
The fact is settled
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MAIN DECK OF THE SHIP "URANlA.r
The thirst for Gold. The first discovery of the
Golden Mines Of Mexico. The Mutiny and the
Struggle. Dreadful Doom. Captain De Les
cours, together with his Wife and Child set
adrift upon the ocean in an open boat. A cow
ARDS SHOT.
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PROPOSALS FOR ALoAN,
TREASURY DEp.R1yrxr a..

ikkAsURY DBPARTaENr, March q. 1851.
PsItmelt until Il ocIock noon II TSe.d.yi the I'd
LSRs A 6F T Tsst. fer r EIGHT MILLION pol
STATES, to 30 issued Under the act a Of contress
Of me sth Of FEBRUARY last.
cent par annum. payabIs semi Annually on The frst
Isys en- January and July in each yesr and will be
eqItaote IN twenty years from the FIRST day OF
The proposals. should be endorsed on the envel-
dressed to Ss Loan 81, gf ISL and be sS
. IN ,b " They will be opened and decided
No offer can be accepted for any fraction Of one
rnI2asana dollars; nor VII any offer be considered
S9 its one per osntpm OF It's amount is deposited
the order of the Secretary of the Treasury. The
S Cn. Of such deposit must accompany each
proposal. All offers for stock under this notice
must be unconditional snd contain no reference to
s s1y 9f the Offer The offer. must state the Of
ieTSu LOT eaoh hundred dollars of the stock.
BIDDERS for thus stock, whose Offers shall be sc-
oePtsdd must deposit the amount offered and 40
With the Assistant Treasurer at Boston New YORK,
rhIsdeiphla and st. Louis, with the Depositary
April next. should any successful bidder desire
20 deposit at any other point, his request 20 that
Upon the receipt at this Department Of oer;if-
Gates OF opposite with the Depositaries above men
70 the successiui bidders or their assigns IN sums
Of one thousand, I've thousand and ten thousand
will carry interest fTou the date Of the deposise Of
ne money as shove stated, and will be tansferra-
regulations OF the Department
SHOULD any successful bidder desire certificates
OF stoak with coupons OF the semi annual in terest
tnereon attached to each certificate, they will be
Issued n sums OF one thousand dollsrs each, with
1.taohed coupons for interest from the LIST day of
yuiy and such coupon stock, instead of being
uansIerrabie on the books of the Treasury may be
assigned and Transferred by the mere delivery Of
suon CERTIFICATES, The interest on such coupon
Suck, from the date of the opposite Of the money
.herefor until the first day of July i'll be paid on
.nau day TO the accepted bidder or his yttorney,
deposited.
The preliminary deposite OF one per oentum re-
qnlred from all bidders under this notice will be
lnclnded IN the final Geposte of principal by suo-
cessful bidders and will be directed to be immedi-
ately returned 70 unsuccessful bidders.
\. p. CHASE,
xofth Tras
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EPiTOME
FIRST TABLEAU.

SCENIC ILLUSTRATIONS, INCIDENTS, &c
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
FURSITITRE AKIN unT-sI

By j. c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.
EACELLENr FURNITURE AND HOIIsE
- HOLD EFFECTS AUCTION.-Op FRI0AV
mOhNiNH, March 29th. commencing at 10 o'oI X
We snail sc IN Caroline Terrace. Ne. 35I str 81
between 18TH and l4th. at the residence OF gentle
Wan intending 20 remove from the clty All ms
Household Furniture and Effects, tmbrsoinr-
nearly new Walnut Hair cloth Parlor SUIT CON
sistirg ot2 Tete- Tete Sofas, ? Arm aEd s Re
Roeew1od Marble top Center and Mahogany sof.
Gilt-frame Mirror. Damask Curtains. Gilt Cor
moo, o'-' WI
walnut Secretary and Etagere,
hslr ciotn Sof., Cane seat n eception Chairs
solid walnut Chamb.r Salt. consisting OF Frepnb
n e marble top bureau al nd " ashstsDd
Feather BEDS, Bolsters and Pillows,
Comforts, 90 D'~nAe's'
Mahos.n, French and Walnut Jenny Lind Bed
Painted co,t,ge Set. Cherry washstands and
Iron Hat tree, Hall Oilcloth
WANT Extension Table, Crockery and Glass
Three ply. Insrsin, Venetian. Stair and Hemp
ParIor. Chamber and Cooking Stoves and Kitchen
A Email LOT q country cured Hams and Middlins.
ma IS ]. G. MCGUIRE Co Apo,.
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Wood and Coal.

A No. l article of WOOD on hand, prepared TO
suit the wants of each GU tomer. Wood sold cord
length also, or in any way or any quantities de-
sired.
IL Coal kept IN Coal Houses, screened before de
llvering.
IL 2,240 lbs. to the ton.
III Personal attention to every order
L. J. Il w. NJ. GAIT.
once 2S2 Pa. av., between 18th and 18th sts
Wood Mil and Wharf foot of Seventeenth street,
below War Department. ma Is II
NEW MILITARY BOOKS just reosrved by
=, Treatise on the AdminIstraton and Ofsaniza
ton Of the British ARM, by Edward Barrinttou
Tono.snsne VOL, svo. English editions price by
Ins INST for Field Artillery VOL, Iamo price
n spmTar, ofths At of war by Baron de Joni
IA T Fos,, i.a0 R PTles ~ MAJ! Sl5o.
nan. vol. l6mo.; ~ mail 81.
"a An p 6!smen,ary 1reatlse on Advanced Guard,
Manuai for the Patfiotic VoT1nteefs on Active
EyolutiOns Of Field Batteries of ARTILLERY bv
ma, o. k9oert Anderson, VOL, lsmo; price by
, Our ,usl discount Of 10 to 50 per cent. on all
Ms 8 Gn.:& R sH5I Eye H7fsPsr .EsnSe.
NEW MUSIC FOR PIANO, VIOLIN, FLUTE,
~, &c, &c. Also, Instruction Books for every
mas soe P. av ' Set Stb F. ana GGh I'LL e.,
plANQS FOR SALE OR RENT AT REA-
te used. Also, MelOdeons, yIollrs Guitars, Sc,
ms q 'oH sof Ellis,
MANTiLLAs AND GLoAKs,
" I'm B,,o. sir VIEW SPRING STYLES.
A "' Cloth and R.rese.
eys Bo oew sr s B0nn-ts Hats. Z9gsyes look
broidsri"s, Lace S oSd Flowers Rnohss; En-,
ma q. steo MAXWETIL's.u sas sf Pa sV 81
&srsAwi so SEhh ffSH EsEs. CAPS &
* 3 SdDs: s.o YsrfiSs rFd PRICES
ma = 81. G HHsel.5 VIZ sHEDD's. soa lr.A st,
I HON TON FOR APRIL,
- Atlantic Monthly for April
E S6'nm Dsba'ca on the Federal Constitution,
Resolutions for United States consul.te., i VOL
ma s9s' avs Ffs r. NC b.s iS iIs
FRENCH STEAM Mos sISoURERs, BALTI-
w.P sHEDp; 500 ELEVENTH
Ladies' Dresses of every Observation ran b.
cleaned, leaving the lustre of silk equal 10 new
Genilemens Clothing can he Cleaned TPitbout hs9
hog any substance by which they will soon become
n: BIO dress taken spart: thereby saving the
expense OF making over. UntelD ma atlm
SUN UMBRELLAS
~ AND PARASOLS.
fiGR FL sSa PIRa
SOILS, which We will sell at very low prIoes. -
rn IUO DOZEN gOuVlN's KID GLOVES, all
GnnnS Of We vi nsye Iarge stock of DRY
uODS oi az kinds, and will sell them at the very
WIN. r. RILEY BRO
Ne. SO Central Stores
Between 18th and 18th streets
mo - wv Opposite Center Market.
FOE SALE-A COUPE and pair of BLACK
Il HORSES. The Coupe Is nearly new n
ne horses are Black Hawk and Morgan TN
Iu!i brothsrs, very stylish aud perfectlyN
S ser make.used one season. Apply TO ABEI,L,S
50 street, near the War Departments: or to
&c. rresloent's Square, next Rigs Co.'S Once
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D 'N NJ 5Ss Wi MlL III ssE hnotioneers.

BY GREEN & WILLIAMS. huctloneer,,
No 526. corner 7th and D streets
E'ATENSlNE SALE OF AN EXCELLENT
- ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD AND KfTCHxn
EukNITuRE, PIANO FoRr STOOL AMP CovIR A o.
On ThUR SDAY, the 18th instant we shall sell
az the residence Of = gentleman declining house
keeping, on Ninth street, No. Asa, one door sonth
OF street, commencing at IL O'Clock q m. a ARE
and excellen' assortment of r urniture viz:
ExoslIen Rosewood case Piano Forte. Stool Ard
r.. Cover! octaves, made hy Rosenkrantz.
Fine Nelvei-covered Psrlor Set
Mshogany and Walnut Hair-coth Sets
Zine astor, ocklng and Reception Chairs
Fine Marble-top Walnut, Center, Side and other
Fine Marsle top Dressing Bureaus, sldebo.rd.
Fine Walnut Bookcase and Secretary, l4-feet Ex-
Girsndoles and Manuel Ornaments, Painting, and
EDgravinGs.
A large lot of China, Glass and Crooker, w,,.a,
Piatei Gators, fine Painted Cottage Cham6er
Feather Beds. Bair and Shuck Mattresses.
Cottage and other Bedsteads, Bedding,
wash Closets and Wardrobes,
WINDOW shades AMI Fixtures, Cane and Wood
seat Chairs, 1-
Velvet, Brussels and other Carpets,
Ollcloth and Mating, Hearth Rugs,
Stalr kods, nlcrash aud Clocks
Cooking, Rad ator and other Stoves
with an eIoellent lot of Kitchen Requisites and
MANI ether articles which We deem unneoes-
sary to enumerate.
Terms cash in hankable pds
g d GREEN A
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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
TUESDAY .............Ma March as, 1861.
Spirit of IN. Morning Press

The InisH'gsne,r, in replying to certain ami
nadversions in the New York Commeeial Adrsr
ti,s upon its past course with regard to secession
saws We propose to deal with facts as they are,
on the basis Of peaceful negotiation, without any
resort to ooerciye measures, which are admitted
on all hands to be no remedy for the wrongs suf-
fered by the loyal States
The Republican urges the necessity Of reforming
the patronage Of the U. 8 Senate.
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MAksHAL's SALE.-In virtue Of two vrI,s
me Cnenlt Court Of the Distinct Of Colombia fof
vac county OF Wtshlngton, and 90 me direofed. Il
court hogss oooI OF saId COUNTY. on SATURDAY,
m y'h day OF March instant, 1851. ct u O'Clock m
no. and 9. in square No. Ion, and Lot No. =. In
square les1, N the city Of Washington, ID. c., %
getner with al and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and LEVIED upon as the prUpertv Of
A ana koihwei and win be sold 70 satisfy judi
GAS Nos rs and fSS, 90 January term, 1851 IN "a
Sor ol stlllman, Henncks q Fsrbsr. aId Samue
maI aus Dlftrict Of Columbia.
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TRSsTEE's saEE OF f9 sM AI1f,0P FssMr
DAY AFTERNOON, March Soth, at so,oloeS,
on The premises b. virtue IF deed Of trust date
octooes 10th, ls5e, and duly recorded IN Liber j,
or6s for Washington couaty, pistr ,ot Of Colunbi.
snail sell Lot No. ]. In Redfern's subdivison of
square No. $50, Iontiug 20 feet On north q street
q We corne, OF Tenth st. west running bach 50
feet 70 an alley, together with the Improvement,
containing rooms -s AAoe'e'
Terms s22s Of the purahose money in oash; the
teie-I All oonveyencIng At the cost Of the puT-
'1 h aSavd, &c R.s W. BEEF. Trustee:
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Terms cash in current funds
GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auots

IL The attention of the lade aud gentlemen Of
Alexandra, Georgetown and WASHINGTON. and tho
public In general, is respectfully invited 10 the
above sale. We deem any comment atIve 20 the
superior quality and sty a of the furniture super
fnous; suffice IL 20 say. we believe It 20 eeual n
not to surPass any furniture offered for sale m
Washington.
ma d CAV.
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ma q Nv Opposite Center Market.
FOR SALE-A COUPE and pair of RIACR
L HORSES. The Coupe Is nearly new. =
, ne fhorses are Black Hawk and Morgan, In
matched. Also, a Top Wagon-two seated-Brev
S,. make.used one season. Apply TO ABELL'S
rJTesiaenfs Square, next Riggs Co.'S Once.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-01-23
BURIAL CASES.
State of South Carolina,
EpGEFlLD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Levi. Jones 4 Thos. B. Reese,

Levi. Jones y Thos. B. Reese,
FOR HHdchM NJ
William R. HUDSON.
'rgN / /: pnntifFs. IL the above stated ease, having
4 III. d: filed their Declaration in my "Dcc, and
ae pr!cn' ant having neither wife n"r Attorney
known to reside within the limits of this State, III
whom copies of said declaration with rules to pluad
cuu be served; On motion us ". W. Adams, Plain.
;iM's Attorney, ordered, That said Defendant al.
peal and plead To said Declaration within year
aud day from the dstr hereof, or final and abS''.
lutte judgment will he given against him.
TIl0S. e.. BACON, G. c. r.
Clerks ntfce. March. liih, 1850, ~ 10