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IMPORTS.

Fr.1 IS FR.xc---,-pzr BEelaE. Dec. Pee and pkcS
Agricultural mp =. 100 empty barrels. . PS-- dy gods. 800
CT =Es Er-r II Pkg 1avlEar-. = -G4 . lumber. ; PKG ma
cr.neTy. 50 Kegs nails. - sa1ii=ry, -0J y shingles, ?. c-..'z,
: - yss=t F5si=rs, :, so tr=a-l.r-
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Police Court. HcNoLrLv. Dec. Is. 1865.
SE-I have the honor - acknowledge receipt
Of v1ur communication oi Yesterday. requesting
ia" TO forward % your Office a full copy Of IA"
record I'm this Court Of Evidence and proceedings.
in the case Of Maria MerSrberC. if she has been
brought before NE since the ed nit: and beg
leave 10 say in reply that tha; person has Not been
arraigned or tried on any charge before uc within
the period referred TO in your note.
/ have the honor 20 le
Your cbeIi-lt servant.
JoHN MONTGOMERY. Police Justice.
His Erc-1sacy he NriSt.r = he Interior.
We hored not to have occasion again to refer
to the late d. Hanham affair." as 1t Is called,
but the above correspondence and an article
signed a. B. c" in the last Government
paper. evidently from = ministers portfolio,
leave Us no alternative. ThoSs models Of virtue
ami rrOpriety vino weekly figure in the Ga>.!e.
have taken hold of this cas-, from Il moral point
Of view, having evidently discovered that, from
a Legal and political stand point, it mus; 60
or rather has eone-by default.
We have never undertaken u defend Capt.
Hauhau in any u his movements. On the
c,Htr.-y. We have much II censure him for.
lie should never have accepted the ~ho-pitali-
tis O.: the Palace and made it his home. lis
famous fala vas another very unfortunate oc-
currenee IN as effects on The natives and,
iA-N4E. ~ tFttlC-Ah Lt44 ltI .4- tIlaHtalt "a -tf
recent afair-ihough really it was on his part
nothing else shan "a midshipman's lark"
into which be was undoubtedly provoked. Vt
the same time we think that it was unfair for
the managers Of the Government Iaper 70
indulge their petty filings 1T him the moment
MS hack was turned, without any regard 10
the truth Of their especially a. the
party OF parties who most kecnly feel the man
ncr they were o~utwittsi by tie Captain, have
freely rartaLen Of his bounties, both fluid and
solid, for months past Having been on terms
Of special intimacy. they show great magma
nimitv in retaining from calling him &" hard
names . no one viii suFPcse for a moment
that their .conduct during their residence on
these islands offers any opportunity fox re1Ort.
The CREATES; weakness displayed BY the prime
mover Of the late naval expedition is the bad
grace with which he accepts tie checSmate
OF his opponent
After hearing the Captains story, no one
can remain in doubt a. 70 the ma',r@s which
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
S4TTRDAY. I6.

OF1cE or TEE INTERIOR. Dee. ;. 1850.
DEAR SIR II am directed by His ENcellency
the Minister OF The Interior. u request you - fox
ward % this Office a full copy Of the record in Your
Court OF Evidence and proceedings in the case If
Maria NersebcrC. if she las been brought before
you subsequent TO her being landed AZ Naialua, by
Capt. Hanhau1. on the 23l u.t-
Respectfully yours.
II. i. WIpEMANN.
Chief Clerk Home Office.
Hon. J. lf..fcOuay. Polio. Justice. Honolulu.
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Shin NI.HI..
PORT OF HONOLULU. z. 7.

FsrEar Fz.-=c.-7sr .. O. Murray and YLi-,!er. -la-
pr WI.D~ksD P1EEs-p=r Ki--=s- On N..tsy, . p II
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Notice.

,s,HE NEXT TERN OF OAHU COLLEGE
viii commence on
MONDAY, THE 18th of DECEMBER.
It w. u. ALEXANDER.
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EVENING SALE-We would call the attention
Of tie public to an advertisement in Our auction
column If a sale Of cuTios. eX Morning Star. which
have been picked out under the especial super
vision Of our friend Capt. james. The selection
consists Of red. pink and white eorals. in fact
coral Of every hue may be seen in this lot-sUits
Of armor. spears, and all the many and various
implements Of warfare used on the islands To he
westward. Marine plants. mats and many curios-
tiles worthy the attention. OF those in want Of such
articles Of ,eris. to send to the eastward or pur-
chase as presents for the coming holidays. Our
space will no, admit of Il catalogue OF all the
different kind, Of shells. &c. III this invoice. Capt.
James has Informed u the whole lot Will Toe
exposed for inspection before the auction sale.
which takes place Wednesday evening. Dec. %,
at the sales room OF II. ". Severance.
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The Steamer made an experimental "trip to
Kay,aihae last week. and. j, IS said. worked very
satisfactorily. Th" run from Kawaihae to his port,
wiki no wind. was made in = hours. q distance of
about 10 miles. or over eight miles an hour. Her
speed i evidently much improved by the altera-
tions made. - might be seen on her entering the
larbor. She Will he due on Sunday morning from
Kealakeakua and Lah4ina. and will leave again on
Monday next. In Christmas week. she will leave
on Tuesday the 10Th.
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RATHER SEvsRE.-We last week referred to the
suit in San Francisco against Capt. Tooker, of the
whale bark Mercury. In one Of the papers by this
mail we find tie result Of the trial. We have not
seen the evidence in the case. and cannot, Of course,
say anything OF il merits. But We know one thing.
that it Is a very easy matter for certain lawyers in
san Francisco to hunt UP complaining seamen.
make ont a case against the captains. and convince
the courts that black Is white and rice rersa. If,
therefore. vhalemen will persist in going where
they invariably fall into the jaws Of these lawyer
sharks. they must pay the penalty Of their temeri,y.
severe though il be. ~ in this instance. We don't
believe Capt. Tooker has done anything worse
than many others. though he Is known TO be
strict and exacting: and every whaling captain
who goes to San Francisco i liable to 4 similar
suit and sentence:
SENTENCE eF CAPT. TooKFa-Judre Hoffman this morning
passed sentence On Capt Tooker q the bark Mercury. who
was convicted Of Withholding II per nourshmeHt from q ca
man n his vessel. named John Adams. His Honor reviewed
the tes imauy aod discussed the different bearings Of the case
q: some length. He said taat these CutT@ges by American
Captains were e too frequent occurreuce. and owing 10 us fTr-
Cu-ucv made IT, American service a disgrace u is country. Il
was .1e duty e The Courts TO see that i was broken up, and he
should Go hs - IL assisting 10 wipe out this stain upon cur
maritime character : conviction was seldom had in the Courts
for various reasons. bGt there was d. doaht but the III treatment
Of seaIueu was carried 10 an alarming extent. In view q all
TIE facts IL the case, he sentenced The Captain TO pay 4 fine Of
800. 20 he Imprisoned n the County Jail for three months, and
= pay the costs Of prosecution.
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--
Nal. AGENT ToE TIE PAclsrc-Fron the follow
ing Item, i appears that tn. American Government
! Determined Ia pare no pains 10 Secure the fan
benefit OF tb- recent contract for mali Seryi ice across
This ocean. Capt Phelps v!ll probably visit Homo
lalu III lis taul round the world
BIZ. Phelps G.; ohio. Tor - years pat 81 ae5cer of she T..
= Ny. vas. on -atu-iFy. appointed os the tcstmaster-G-r--
III Sg-r... -seat t- r- S.vel-u--'- &. "gc.lpeny tAe TGr--c
Nal Stzlm=r= a"leT rs In.Ha nal "iraei- q "a "eeas zE
entered la-o ala i.gs l. -1- .a,ersz, e -.- tat-d r-.t-=- in t-e
fr Eaz-1l, a--se 70 thils, ari vWi -r,-r- - 'h- F-c.Ec'
Sir. It TarE.-We fnd tue following in q late
Ira. w know nothing Of the circumstances, and
doubt very much the truth Of the statement. OF -
I-a-, tie orrcctues5 Of lis reference 10 these Islands :
i SAD SeE-7Ac-E.-A young married woman, vho=e Aus-
ha-E = running az engine ~ a sugar plantation IL tGe sand
E:ch Islands. and who has a child bu: eleven months of age.
rs -Es Csrsfoo,s ias. night. rarfne with the deH~iuu ire
r-- = - - ~, - Log - IL 90. .sg.
v5@s f.. sps ~ tes-u 70 drink through tie ae-lsc, q ,a5se
-h5 should have watched ever her
- We are under obligations to Capt. Patty Of
the UIfstsr. Tor late papers. which. in the absence
of our usual supply. were very acceptable. The
gallant Commodore some how manages 20 beat the
crowd a. usual. having had tire shortest passage
made Tor s-7rraI weeks. And this. We believe.
numbers lis l50jh trip between the two ports. He
deserves . pension. if ever q sailor did. Long
may 1is nag wave.
=
BEE,wAx-Mr. :. b. Dole. Of Koloa. Kauai. has
sen: uSa sample Of beeswax.whieh for n~eatness and
purity Is not surpassed by the hr-timported. Why
may not our domestic trade be -nppiied by home
Manufacture entirely.
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How to Whitewash.

Procure fresh burnt lime, not that partly
air.slacked. The large Jumps are best. The
fine portions and small Jumps will not make
wash that will stick well. For this reason,
lime that has been burnt several months is not
IS coed as that just from the kiln. Put
pound or two into a vessel, and poor on boil
tng water slowly, until IL is all Stacked, and
shout as thick as cream. Then add cold rain
water until it will flow we'll from the brush.
Stir often when using it. A few drops of
blueing added Will give it a more lively color.
One or two tablespoonsful OF clean salt, and
cne-tourth pound OF clean sugar TO gallon
Of the wash, will make il more adhesive. If
the walls have been whitewashed, let them be
swept thoroughly, and If colored with smoke,
wash them clean with soap suds. brush
with long, thick hair, viii hold fiuid best,
when applying ii overhead. If person has
the wash Of the right conscience, and a good
brush, he can whitewash a large parior with
out allowing q drop to fall When it appears
streaked after drying IL is too thick, and needs
diluting with water. Apply the brush back
ard forth in one direction, and then 60 --Nss
wise, using paint brush at the cornel Id
a thin piece Of board 10 keep the brush Jm
The wood work, or the border of the paper.
Coloring matter may be mingled with the
wash, to give II any desired tint. To make q
light peach blow color, minRle small q uan-
tity OF Venetian.red. For sky blue, add
any kind Of dry, blue paint, stirring 1t well
while mixing. To make wash OF light
straw. color, mingle &. few ounces OF yellow
ochre, or crome yellow. The coloriDg matter
should be quite fine to prevent u settling at
he bottom Of the vessels.-4me'tcdn A9ricul-
5uYist..
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REDUCTION OF THE ARMY-The Army and
Navy journal has the following expression Of
opinion upon this important subject:
"What " i'll be the size OF the future Army
OF the country! Ourown opinion is that, when
perfect peace is restored, with Kirby Smithdom
conquered, and all guerrillas hunted, shot, and
smoked out OF their mountain lairs-eveD then
the army VIII not fall much, IL at all, below
100000 men. For the present, il will be larger.
l25UOO 10000, 10000 are the three figures, one
or the other of which Will probably be the
origin al estimate for the new organization. The
War department designs to reduce the army
Immediately TO basis Of from IL, 0e0 to 100000
men. The muster out process will commence
soon after the grand review of next week. At
frst, il will include all men whose terms ex.
pire prior to October 3lst. Boards will be at
once appointed TO examine officers who wish
TO remain in the army. But when will this
work OF mastering out be completed! Est-
mates are made all the way from June to Janu.
AIRY on this subject. the former coming chiefly
from high officers in the army, and the lat.
ter from high authorities in the War Depart
ment. x II
The reduction in The navy bids fair to excite
more surprise than the reduction in the army.
In both departments plans will pTe-suppose
peace TO be the natural condition Of the country.
Our friends Of the Union fire. eating order, who
imagine that the country is going to Upitch
into" France and England, provocation or no
provocation, viii very likely be astonished.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY:
nYYICl BAiTIMoRI OHIO N. co.,
" WASHINGTON, December II. ls6Ss
~ as

&AG ga -
On sad after Sunday Bseemesr Is. 1854: Psssss.
81 ~ rnn :. Ss ,oss Warrington and
VIZ N.f!SxxTssssM oy1Es NORTH,
A1riss 4 B.isinsr. 500 Washington o;l' An
kS ajsIw ESsk PH!hApIIrHIa y. :;
Phil.dslphi. 1:s6 IN. New York $50 P. Il. No
Ssiamore sisss T1s soia \. w,a-,v rn.,u
Ls"y. W.ssinston SIS A. r.: stopping It way
stations, connecting ct Relay With the Mail Train
fer the West, and reaching Baltimore at 1000
No. 4-N4w YORK MAIL TRAIN-Leavs wash
ss, s:ss y T.. s NJ" YORK 100
No. s-BALr1MoRl TRAIN AND WAY STA
as st Helay Nth Frederick train. Arrive At Bal
rEsffiabiIpaIa
1:3Or Y. Arrive At Baltimore 6:l0 P, n. This
train stops .t Bl.densburs, Bstsvii'e. Laurel ane
No. T-BosToN, ALBANY L NEW YORK X.
fhlSs s.1 YoIt NH. an. SGf
gers ~ this train connect with q. the early ~orn:
fop yort Of f0F tss
soi tby this train which is limited in capacity By
Coy srgment orders to insure the mails nails rn.,y
Leave Washington 6:4s P. N. and arrive at Balti-
No, 9-NEW yOhAs AMI
WESTERN TRAIN-LeAve Washin Gten At 1880
p ~: Gtoppine at Relay House for Western passen.
eers to take Express Train for Grafton, Wheeling,
Parkersburs, and all points in the West. Reaches
New York at 6:15 AN.
FOB ANNAPOLIS the connections Will be made
with the sis 4. Il. and the 3 and 4:3OP N. from
Washin ston. No trains to or from Annapolis on
Sunday.
rHI ONLY TRAINS FROM wAgHINaTeN
for passengers on Sunday are the 81 and ll:!s
A. n. and 3 P. n. for Baltimore, and 1:3O P. n:
for Baltimore, Philadelphia. and the West, and
the P. Il. for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS 20 the West. As we'll - TO
Philadelphia Ne. York. or Boston: can be had st
we'll as at new Office In the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between Al and
~ RSGGHGl will be checked at all hours-aIso for
throu Oh points, to save. trouble and confusion at
"a AL III PHssiHGIRSw whether soldiers citizens,
are politely but earnestly requested to respect the
rnies of the Line established for the general ad-
vantage, such as the keeping. of one or more cars
sxcusively for ladies and their and the
prevention Of smoking in any bnt the s SMOKER.
with the decisions Of the SCENTS or conductors
the hurry Of starting the trains.
W. P, SMITH, Master Of Transportation.
D. N. COLI. General Ticket Agent. dec 20
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DEAPIRs AND MOWERS.

DEAPIRs AND MOWERS.
FOR THD HARVEST OF 1865.
The "BALL" REAPRRS AND MOVERS
"BUCKDYE" REAPlRS AND MOWERS
HUBBARD REAP1R5 AND MOWERS
WOODS REAPERS AND MOWERS.
MCCORMICKS REAPER6 AND MOWERS,
complete assortment Of
lXTRA6 AND REPAIRS
for the Machines kept on hand constantly.
Competent Machines employed to repsir ma
chirery.
The above Machines are offered at FACTORY
PRICI6. Parties wanting these Machines can
rely ON purchasing at these prices, Without any
deviation whatever, J. P. BARTHOLOW,
Agent for the Manufacturers,
Agricultural Warehouse. 55S 7th street,
Between Penn. avenue aud Canal,
my Eeo2w Washin gton, D. G.
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CREAT DIscovRRY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

weuId advise all persons having teeth n
to to- ss f to call At DR.; LIW!Is ofacs.
Also, call and examine the Doctors new and In.
proved method Of insertins ARTIRIoIAL!1ITH
you will have them in no other style than this
rev and valuable one. Teeth inserted ON Gold,
have not advanced the price on our work since the
No. 242 Penn's avenue. between 18th ana lsss
streets:
Jan &-ly D. h. L1W13, II. D., Dentist.
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7.3O NA I52E. 7.3O
Mr. JAY COOKE, Of our arm. having resumed
the General Agency for Government Loans, We
are prepared to furnish promptly to agents and
purchasers
U.s7-3o TREASURY MOTHS.
These notes are issued, under date of August IL,
1854. in denomonations Of
$50, 500, $500. 81, 900 and 81. 600.
They bearing interest at 1910 per cent. Fer an
mum. and have coupons attached. payable In law
full money. on February 18th and August 18th of
each year. The principal win be paid In lawful
money on August 18th. 1867: or. al the option
the holder. the notes may then DO exchanged, st
par, for
q. 3. FIVE TWENTY BONDS.
redeenable at the pleasure Of the Government at
any time after i've years. and payable twenty years
ON An gust LIST, 1867. with Interest At
Six PER CENT IN oOIN.
payable semi annually, These bonds are At prss.
snt worth in the market about NINE PER o1HT
premium, from which deduct the premium upon
the accrued gold interest. and there Is left nsa
premium upon the bonds of Six PER CENT.
With . prospect Of much greater value at the
date Of the n aturity Of the sevsn-Thirty Notes.
We receive In payment for subscriptions the ssv-
srsa issues Of
FIVl PER UINT. TREASURY MOTIFS.
allowing accrued interest thereon. We also tax
Certificates Of Indebtedness and Government
Bonds Of .u .ssaes 1t their current value.
Full information furnished upon application In
person or by mail.
CAUTION TO BUYERS AND hoLDlRs OF
7.30 MOTIFS.
In order to prevent the mutilstion ofthsse notes
the secretary Of the Treasury has given notice
that the notes are not unless all the nm.
mstured coupons are attached.
JAY COOKE co..
feb I-dtf Bankers.
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THE EVENING-STAR.
Baltimore Markets, Mar "a.

Baltimore Markets, may -.
Conee-Common to strictly prime no ranges
but marfet firm. soo,
FIour-We have to note sales OF 800 barrels
common and very good Howara s..ses s1 NE,
Minis do. A. rs Is, and 300 barrels Ohio extra at
Rvs FlonrNFirst quality remains quiet at
Corn Mea,-Nothing doing. City Mills held
0rain--vsry little grain was received at the
Corn Exchange, the offerings being confined 70
$500 bushels wheat, 6,oOO 90. corn, and I,50o
do oats. Inferior to prime white wheat solo
NJ l75a2l0 cents, ana good and prime Ieu o.
I1oal75 cents, both descriptions elostr ct e
White corn was lower, inferior selling d. =,
cents, and good dry lots at ~ Genus 80 N;
yellow brought S2as3 cents Oass we're IN
active, closing at 10 cents, meas ure' v'o soie'
Provisions Nothing of importance dong In
shis branch of trade, and prices unsettled. we
n, ISusIzl cents, uncovered hams ct 2Oa2l
cents. sugar.cured canvas do at 22aS4 cents.
the outside figure for fancy brands; bulk
shoulders at l4ali4 cents, sides at IL 4al5H
cents. hams at 16aI7 cents. Western lard, In
barrels and tierces, at 19ai9x cents, and Balti-
more refined, in kegs, at % cents.
Salt-Demand uDimportant. From store
ground alum is selling at 81 z5aS go accord
ing 70 quality and quantity, ordinary brands
of fine at So 75aS2 95 per sack, and Turks Island
at 6Oa.0 cents per bushel
Seeds-Flaxseed is duh at S2sS2 p, accord
ing to quaiIty. Nothing doing in other va
rietes.
sugars-Transactions confined TO small lets
OF grocery sugar at unchanged prices. We
quote
grocery. III .25al2 Is
prime grocery. 12.75al3 so
Porto Rico common to good grocery II 00alc IS
prime to choice grocery. Is 5Oall:.5
Whisky-Some small lots OF PennsylHania
have changed hands on private terms. West
eTn offered al So, without buyers.-Battim0ye
american.
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A LOTION SALE OF C0NDEENEp HORSES,
DENTISTRY.

T'EBTH ACHE CURED INsTANTLY, By THE
slNcE OF PRtMsiTTiTo. It asts at once upon
the nerves connected with tie teeth aching, and
teeth can be cured and preser1od by ding and
building up with DR.. 8. Whites INITIAL FILL
and teeth extracted without pain. st $50 Penn.
AYepEe. an d Inn
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roLD AND Ks.

GOLD AND eTOCKs.
Our ONCE has BEEN placed In direct telegraph
comm nication with the Gold and Stock 1Ichange
Rooms in New York. insuring promp tness in the
eXecu ton of orders.
Purchases and sales made ct the usual rates.
RITTINHOUeE, FOWLER & CO.,
INST Bankers, $50 Penna. ~.
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- STRENGTH TO Thu WEAK
d. YOUTH TO TH1 AGIDIl
BIOkRENE,
OR
LIFE RIJUVINATOR,

LIFE RIJUVINAT0R.
The aged Should be certain to make the Biokrens
youthfu in tseiins and IN Strength, and enasis
them TO live ever ag.in the ds.s Of their pristine
who have been reduced to . condition of ssrvilty.
matter What the cause Of i@potsnsy Of sny bamsD
esgsp this superh preparation via remove the
BI0KRENE
CURES 1MPofEsoY, GENERAL DEBILITY, NEHvous
L9ss OF A.
GExEaATioS, INBEcILITY, MEETAL lSDoLENos,
tops SYSTEM and al Mho are in any Hay pfostrs.
seek cure in this most excellent and uneauAiled
We & WI. :;. s,. .a s' sas
w '' = INC BIOKRENE..
The lIEBLB. the LANGUID, the DISPA AIR.
trial; It WIN be found totally different from iii
tRi
In nervous Weaknessss Of al kinds. IS it VIM re.
store the wasted strength with wonderful psrms
Ytl: also ss.na TOME and yin give relief In
Ds5fss. h;.lth ;spd ssnisa 2, ;psg;i. forever
sI DRgeGIsTs 0ENERALLY.
II
81 Cedar street, New York.
Sold BY 9. @. FORD, corner 18th street - q
dec 3 eoly,A Ard Pennsylvania avenue. u
HHMBoLDD EXTRACT BUCHU GIVES
the pallid cheek. Debility 10 accompanied By
many alarming symptoms. and II NO treatment is
Fits aAsue. mar X56m
QlNARl OF OOuNTERHDITs AND UNPRIN.
~ ClPLID pDAL1Re sndeayorins to dispose Of
sa 'iPsi &c tsi
ARATlONo, Fef =. r1&6m
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AUCTION SALES.
FCTTRE DAYS.
ny THoS. BOWLING. Auce- Gsersstown.
cHAEGnRY sALA 9. 4 DH yE55IYhHINSS aaouss

IA fH0S, BOWLING. Auct GeorsesoWn'
oHAr SsS Ke FAN q RxStHs1sS 5ouss
passed T. s:ss:; Eh: snd
Sisss5ins wh expose p N:y
sss sslossss &. Hpsess: Lot saa
prov pso1ssnfs thereon lying and beng &. in Beatty
ssas psf: q ISt: NJ l .: 80 front
re
ca
. lien on the property therefor:
ss .ashP ays
sold at the purchasers risk on ons,week . publ
AN eonvsyane;us and stamps At the cost of the
my ,ss. WILLIAM RIOS Il nt boHEHa. sss.
RYJ. G. MCGUIRE & co., Aucsionesrs.
a6f T Ts stt deS SE -
N9REa ANP aas !.
the Supreme Court Of the District efcolumHbis,
cent Il and
Thomas Bqrch al gre ma fo st shs
ing % feet Inches on street north. With depth
of feet &c 18th ago CO. At
same day shall sell Let No e. IL NJ sarar ere No.
and tSss At
interest, secured by approved notes or bends OF
All eonyeysncing and stsm % at expense Of pur-
chaser. NH ..rr,rn,v r-.,
VIZ jk sL1 q. Meg 1Iki Is g..
nay 70 stawswads Auceieneezs.
GALE OF coND1MHEo HORSES.
~ Quartpmas,s. Gs.aars Qnes, FIRST DirisiesS
win be sod At pubic auction. to the highest
bidder at ''s' si{F Sis$AS x z S:y %.
TuHHspDHY. Esr ss.
r Ek1RAAY, S M.yv e. g.
TWO HUNDRiD 01vAkKY HORSES EACH.
These horses have aesn sonesm as unfit for
the cavalry service of the army.
For road an and farming purposes, many good bar
hoEse, sold singly; Bale to commence At 10 A.
NJ Terms eaah. in United sts sSM sHsrsni
BreTet Brigadier General. in charge FirstDiVi.
vision QuaIiermaster Generals Once.
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A UorION SALE OF cor DEkNED HORSES.
Qanrtrmas's Generals 0aee. First Dtv.s.o~,1
Washington City, April Is, 1855;
time D."iS
CARLISLE. pEN NtH /: AN rEuRspAY.
WILMINGTON, sif < VA THURSDAY.
PITTSBURGH. P tx u NV Es1DAY,
=. TWO HuSDkhisbb e SAis w HoEs.s
These horses hare been condemned as unfit for
the Cavalry service OF the Army.
o.. for road ana farming purposes many coca bar
Horses sold sinely. Sales to commence a. 10 A.
M Terms cash in Ua'ss 9h ssss' e. snI ERiN
BrsTst Brigade. 9sne.sl il charge F.