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FIVE FIRST-CLASS PERIODICALS.

The social and political principles which the
New York EVENING PosT has to long and faithfully
supported it will continue in the future to advo-
know; they may be summed up in few words =
National Unity, State independence, and Individ-
ual Freedom and Equality of Rights. The perpe-
tu1ty and supremacy of the Union, as the guaranty
of our national strength and glory; the Indepen-
dence of the States, in all their local affairs, as the
guaranty against an oppressive and dangerous CEN
vidual, without regard to birth or accident as the
rightful end of all government and the surest
means of social development, personal happiness
and national progress.
These principles the Evening Post will support
and recommend TO the people, without regard to
party associations. We shall never support any
deavor, so far as our influence extends, to cause
them to be cognized by men of all parties
To those who prefer it we will supply our WEEK
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FARM FOR SALE.

THESUBSCRTBER offers his farm for sale. sit
l ated one-half mile north of wilmot. Nine
ty acres OF land, good young orchard, two good
houses and barn, well watered. good tim Der lot,
and in a good peighborhood with good schools.
Wilmot Wis.,, Feb. Goth, 1871.
6w3s M4 hre.s ~ CHARLES NEEP. 4
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AS a newspaper, the EVENING Posi-, edited by
WIN. CULLEN BRYANT. assisted by an able corps
of writers, will be conducted with the same care
which has markod it hitherto, to exclude from its
columns, those devoted to advertisements as well
its reading columns, everything which wonld of
fend against morality and correct taste. 1t shall
be the of the proprietors to all its depart
ments conducted with the utmost ability which
liberal expenditure of money and unfagging in
dustry can command, lis editorial discussions
will be bipartisan. and devoted to the calculation
and advancement of sound principles; its literary
criticisms shall be impartial, and as abba as we
can make them; its foreign correspondence which
has been greatly improved during the past year,
will during the present year be more varied and in
teresting THANH ever before its home correspon-
dence also, and especially that 'FRONT.' such central
points of interest at Washington and Albany, will
be full and accurate. e
Its financial and commercial reports, which have
made the paper necessity to business men in all
parts of the country shall be made with the same
vigilance. accuracy and impartiality which now
characterize them. Its agricultural, shipping,
marketsand other reports shall be as trustworthy
and complete as industry and the expenditure of
money can them. ~ 4Hn
In short, we mean our journal to be conduc-
ted that it cha. ~ cad with interest and benefit
by alltheme1ff# he family: and as it is one of
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WEEKLY EVENING POST

THE SEMI-wEEKLY
will be sent with either of the above be ascer-
tanned by adding
ONE DOLLAR
to either ofthe above proposals.
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WoRLD.-The Kiailteur waterfall in
Demerara, recently discovered has a clear
descent of seven hundred and fifty (750)
feet, with width Of at least one hundred
yards in the spring of the year. AS the
fall was seen by the exploring: party who
discovered it, nothing can be imagined
more beautiful. The central portion,
which is never dry, forms small horse
shoe, or re-entering single, and the water
in this part preserves its consistency for
short distance from the edge. But
everywhere else, and here also at a few
feet from the top, all semblance of water
disappears it breaks up or blossoms into
fine foam, or spray, which descends in the
well-known rocket-like forms of the
Staub bach and similar waterfalls, but
multiplied thosand times into small
park flood, over a semi-circular curtain.
The fall itself is one vast descending col
umn of fine, dry-looking, snow white
substance, bearing resemblance in color
and consistency to the snow of an ava
lanche, by surprising all avalanches in
size and in the beauty of the forms taken
by the material as it falls, Rainbows of
great splendor were observed. Nature
Three or four legislators who came up
from Carson, Saturday evening, dropped
into Gold Hill restaurant on Sunday
morning for breakfast. They wanted to
get something extra, done up in Carson
style,so they asked the landlady: ''Have
you got any brains ?" (" No." says She
+" l don't happen to have any this morn
ing" What /! no brains That's
rough; we got plenty of brains down at
Carson" All, well, laughed the genial
landlady, "you ought to have brought
some brains along, with you I am
sorry you didn't" BY this time all the
other eaters in the restaurant were iii a ]
hearty roar of laughter by the palpably
good hints made in this little converse
ton, although none were intended.
Mr. William B. Astor's dinner service
is the handsomest in this country. It was
bought by his father, John Jacob !
Astor, and used by him during his resi-
|dence in Paris and Switzerland All the
dishes, the plates, the fruit-stands, the
epergnes, are of solid silver. The dessert
plates are Of Sevres china, embellished
with portraits OF the Court of Louis XIV.
By the will of Mr.. Astor, this dinner
service descended to his oldest son, and
at the death of its present owner it must
go to his son, John Jacob Jr., and then
to the latter's son, and so on to the latest
generation.
The English have strange freaks. Theodore
NJ. Payne, only son of wealthy retired
merchant of Leeds, went to London. number
of years ago, entered upon career of reck-
less dissipation, and suddenly disappeared.
1t was supposed he had either been MURDER
ed or committed suicide. but very recently
his PARENTS it is stated, have heard of him as
a Greek priest in Archangel. Payne, now liz
his 43d year, is a graduate of Oxford, and a
man of find mind and attachments.
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AND THIS IS AL About YoUg NosR.-The
nose acts like a custom house Off Ger to the sys-
tenn. 1t Is highly sensitive to the odor OF the
most poisonous substances. IL readily dete cts
he&lock, henbane, monks hood and the pl ants
containing prussic acid; il recognizes the fet q
smell of drains, and warns us not to smell tn
polluted air. The nose Is 20 sensitive that il
distinguishes air containing the POO 00lth part of
grain of the otto of roses or the Is 900 OO part
of grain of musk. 1t tells US in the morning
that our bed rooms are impure, and catches the
fragrance of the morning air, and conveys to
us the invitation OF the flowers to go forth into
the fields and inhale their sweet breath. To be
led by the nose has hitherto been used az phrase
OF reproach; but to have a good nose, aud 10 fol-
low its guidance, is one of the safest and short
est ways to the enjoyment of health.
"Ihree or four months ago an italian
fisherman climbed Nesuvius and threw himself
into the burning CT alter. Since then five or six
Neapolitans have committed suicide in the
same wav, and the NeSuvian mode of self ex-
tinctiOn threatens 20 become fashionable.
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RY WM. l.. WALL T. CO., Anctioneers,
ID New Marble Building,
Hcs. 900 and 9O2, 3. w. cor. Pa ave. and 9th 81
TRTSTErlS SLIC.

TRUSTEES SAIL.
n By virtue of a deed OF trust dated u first A AZ
folo SIS. one of the land records for Wa .hington
ceuRty, in the District of Columbia, and wherein
Tbeophilus Youngs and Isabel O., his WIFE have
made default, l shall. at the request OF the party
secured thereby, sell, at the auction rooms OF VIM.
L: Wall Co., In the city of Washington, on
THURSDAY, the 23d day of March next, at 10
O'Clock. at public auction, the following described
y Of WsshLnston, District of Columbia, to wit
Lot marked ID, in the Subdivisions Of that tract
Of land known as "Belley ue - aud beginning for the
same at supposed tree, the end of fifth line of the
whole tract. and running south eighty seven de-
grees. west fifty two and half perches; thence
north twenty seven degrees west thirty ufno IS IOl
perches, WHICH Is the beginning OF lot No S,
and ran north twenty seven degre 3, west thirty
nine and - lD perches to a stone planted at road
leading te Grines' house, tby rDad;D thence along
said roadway north sixty four and q egrees east
seventy I'VE and G-lnth perchcs 10 a stone Planted
for Grlmes' southeast corner; thence iarth sixty
nine and t4th degrees east twenty ght and lOth-
perch es, to cedar stump, south eighty five 7, de-
grees. east tour aud half perches 10 opposite wall
degrees, east sixteen percbes, south eighty three
and half degrees, east eleven parches north
eighty one and Sith degrees, east sixteen perches
north eighty nine and 1ath degrees east twenty
perohes. 10 point ia the road leading from Pscat-
away 10 Washington " hich is the Junction with the
ROAD leading to Grimes house: ia nee along said
road south eight degrees we've perches sout n
degrees, west twelve perches. south two degrees
east four percbes thence in line TO the be-
ginning, cOntf lining nifty acres Of land
Terms OF sIte Cash on the day of sale.
N. q. STEPHENS, Trustee
fe6 IRepl VIM. l.. WALL & co, hucts.
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by LATIMER OLEAKY, Auctioneers,
- successors to Cooper a Latimer,)
Southwest corLe Of Pennsylvania ave and 18th Of
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE TORY
BRICk HOUSE In PHILADELPHIA Row

TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE- TORY
BRlCk HOUSE In PHILADELPHIA Row.
- By virtue OF 3 deed e trust, bearing date the
s 9th Gay Of July. 1869, ard duly recorded 10
- Lber T. and X No. H. folio 2a6, one Of the and
records for Washington county, IN the District Of
Columbia shall sell at public auction. in ront Of
the premises, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
March ID ISL, at o'clock all that piece or parcel
Of ground known and described l. II IS. In Square
$50, improved by q three story Brick Residence
with all the modern mproyen enis, stu ated on 18th
street east, between sou'h 4 and streets being
one of the houses in Philadelphia Row
Terms: One third cash. balance in and IL months
secured by deed of trust with notes bearing int az
est Conveyancing and stamps at purchasers cost
SlQ down at time Of sale.
ALBERT q HALL, Trusted.
fel5 Is LATImER 4 CLEAHY. hTcts
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GENERAL NATURE-So loI

AN n Tor the relief OF Arnton smith
b p sHdcfsf ~ n. SeHnt> and Hons or h.PvsSsn
assn b'sf That Arnton smith have leave to make
new application TO the Commissioner Of Patents T
the extension Of ths letters patent era ntei 10 him
for proyeuent In plows on the sixteenth law ~
eep years from said date. IN the manner a. h
could have d - ~ least ninety days before the ex
ptration OF said psteSt and THAT the COmnfs.ionsr
Il Patents be .gt horzed to Consider and determines
eject II It rad been nled ninety DAYS bafors
ms expiration Of raid patent PT0r,d,d, That any
such eXtsnsign OF said patent shall not Affect tha
sights TO 10 prov emept IN nlow
.sry. eighteen hundred and sixty nj ae ana nrior
sis approval ~ this act. may have procured and a,
lac time OF sueh -pprovai shall be using, said i'm
1rOyei3ent IN piows.
Approved, January 81, ISL.
lGgNEnAL SAICRE-No. Ill
An ACT 10 pay Two companies OF OREGON yolu NJ ssr,
BE a. enacted - the Senate HoHs. % Ersr.s.s.
SSenocG, That the set Of Com ress entitled az,
- authorize the Secretary Of War 10 sestie ara
lust the expenses Of the Rogue river Indian vsr
approved the seventeenth OF July eighteen hund red
80 tLs two companies os Oregon volunteer. CON-
Hapded ~ Captains jesse Walker aud Natha.
q aey, called into seyvics to suppress Indian hos
itiss N Oregon In eighteen hundred and hfty- fo1r
j. q. BLAINE.
Spe1lsr Of the Hobss Of KeprsSss ,1,.r.s
SCHUYLER CoLFAX
Vac. P,.SideHf ~ fae Un,s.d SioI.S
dad 6sSldsnf Of "a, Senate
Received by the President January q. ISL
NOTE BY rSE DEPARTNEST OF SrArr-Tbs
regoiaG act swing been esented TO the Prss,asnt
the United states for his approval and NOT h,vins
. ,en returned by him TO the house of Oonsrsas IN
. Constitution q the United State, has baco ~
Law without his RpproyalI
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/ RAME BUILDINGS AT AUOTIOH.

DEPOT QuARrRRMAsTERs OFFICE.
WAsHINGToN. d. c., January 81, IN
VII Be sold At public auction ct ArmorS square
tn. following described one story buildings, viz:
once Building, ls1x3; storehonse, lssxH;
Cs penter Shop. Tx2z, Oommissary Bulldog lsx IN
Ems Inc House and Stable, 60x3s, IL stories;
Wegon Shed, 26xl2; Sink, Bxl2
Thereafter will be sold at Monument Lot: store.
hcuse, l6gx96 two Wster Tanks and staging
Terms: Cash. WIN. AYHRs,
fep6t Captain aud Depot Qasrtsrmaster
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most OF the above lots are we'll wooded and wa
views Of purchasers ~
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance tn one and
For particulars apply to j. F.VALDEHAR
AS Louisiana avenue, Washington or
FRANCIS VALOENAR, OoleeyiIle
Nl-WI.m.t 14fh MONTGOMERY county. ma
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Rf GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- $40, Southeast corner of Eth and treets

TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE-sTOR BRICK
HOUsE, No oll SEVENTH ST WEST
q ny virtue OF deed of trust. dated November
y, $50, and duly recorded in Liber N o. b. folio
lV5' ohe OF the land records for Washington
county, In the District Of Columba we sh All se1 on
the premises, on MONDAY, the "a tn day OF Febru-
airy A ID. ISL, ~ O'Clock D. m, All that certain
piece or parcel Of ground situate in the city of
ington: u G. being part OF Lot Q, in Square 453;
btelnnlDg LOT the same at the southeast Corner ~
said lot numbered nine, and running thence east
piEcly seven feet TO private alley intended for
frgress aud cgre:e 10 public alley in said fare:
thence north eighteen feet and eleven ans q n All
Inches; thence west ninety feet thence son n
win the hne Of seventh street eigl: feet
three story RJick House. ~ "
TeIms. 40 cash; balance in 6. IL and l. month";
Tor notes bearing interest, and secured by deed OF
trust on the Premises Az CONVEX ancing and reye
dred dOara down the day of sale am ;f ths
are not complied with within five days after tine day
oil sale tn trustees reserve the right 10 resell the
property at the risk aud cost Of the defaultug pur
chaser BY styerilsing three times in some newspa.
pei IN asiingtOn City. ~"
hOBERT p DODGE
p. A.DARNEILLE, trustees
lei. GREEN WILLIAMS. Auct's
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Rf THOMAS THOMPSON, Auctioneer,
- No. sos Ninth street,
One door north OF Pennsylvania aysnue.
PRnpERTY

PROPERTY
a. By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court OF
81 the District Of Columbia, OF the l4th of Feb
1ruary, 1871 Tn Chaneery cause No. ,2i6, in said
court, ID which Cafharine Dixon ID plaintiff and
Thomas Pierce and others are defendants, we will
sell at public auction, in front of the premises at
O'CLOCK 2. M, TUESDAY, February -. ISL, pa
The west . feet 9t4 inches. containing 30 square
teet, more or less. aid improved by q small Brick
House, fronting on street south, between ID and
Sd streets east
Terms Of sale: 0ne-third of the purchase money in
cash at the time Of sale, and the balance in moi II
the purchaser, in eaual instruments payable in aud
months alter the sale with interest from the day
e yale secured by deed of trust upon the property
The purchaser 10 pay : lJO immediately after THE
proptTty IL knocked down, and mplets the sal a
within nve days thereafter, otherwise the prOparty
to be resoid at the cost and risk OF the deantine
purchaser, the purchaser to pay tor stamps and All
conveyancing. n: THOMPSON,I T.r.,o..
W. J. MILLER trustees.
1HOS. THOMPSON, Auct
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EVENING STAR.
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed 81 Third Session OF Forty-trs. Congress.
lGzSERAL NAIuEE-No. -

iIENERAL NATIEE- No. -
nv hcT Tor the relief Of Pi7TYOat Seymour. 0f asst
Bloomfield. N-S York.
Es az mont ~ rae SSa0rs ant H5VSe Of kspTS'sH
f1'IrsS 81 10 UHIfs1 SfdaS o. dvsrf-a FossSsS,
rtssS7Nbls1 That the COr,mi-si iBeT OF Patel'- 10
lsorsby authorized ard required g. hear AMI decide
e application 4 Pterpsnt seymour, of East y 0pm
eid, n III" state OF NvW York, for extension OF
T. tetteTs patent granite u him b. the 1 mite d
fates on the twenty fourth day OF July eighteen
z undred ani 81 ave. for Improvement IN seed
lsnters, or grain drills. aud shall have p1wsr e
sNtsnc sail patent for Iha term of seven years with
eject that such exten sion might have been
Granted had the said PieTp 'nt Seymour made appil
alton for such rNrensOu and paid the tee Iuired
A Law within the time prescribed by law upon the
S.ics and uu4@T this regulations prescribed 10y law
:. "a the ruIes - the Patent OfiCe. Pg0rtf>f Tina,
. dlnaze shsIi lie collected OF any person for an
1friI cement ~ said patent between the time Of fl
vprafion = said patent and the time of the
s'the sknc. tApprsved, January -. ISL.
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TGENERAL NAIURE-No 81

Az ACT 70 enable Ann N. kodefer. aimiai str atri.
OF Joseph BOdefer, deceased, 10 make annie afiro
3or the extension OF letters patent for al i'm
nent in bec-tt sd fastening
b. az ssdcfsd ~ f1s SsHdfs ord HORSs Of HssySs,.
f0ftrsS o. tae CHJed STATE Of AnSYlra IA
ISSsfbsd, That Ann M No sefsr, admins atrix Of
Joseph Rodefer- deceased, have leave ts maxi ann
cation 20 the Commissioner If Patents tor the ex-
tension OF letters patent granted to Joseph RJdssr
for improvement in bedste al fastening, ON I, he
tenth day Of April, ID. eighteen huudred and
city hve Tor fourteen years IN the SAM manner a.
il the petitios for said extension hal ben MA ~
beast ninety days before the expiration OF aid
Patent and that the commissioner OF Patents be
authorized 10 consider and determine said app,iea
ton In the same amer A. il thad been fei NINETY
the sane effect II u had been regularly Id and
acted upon under existing laws: ProrId,d, That
any such extentiOn Of said parent shall not AMI
the right TO continue to use said macbina of am
person who, since the tenth dAy OF April, r.
eighteen hundred and sixty nine, and prior 10 ne
approval Of this act, may have procured and At
Xime OF such approval shall be using said machina
Approve January 20, ISI.
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LOAN OFFICES.

RURNsTINES LOAN OFFICE
- lo6 and sos 18th ST doors south Pa ~ .
d axes liberal advances on Gold and Silver wstch.-
Diamonds, Jewelry, Pianos, Furniture, Guas, Pls
tolls, CUTLERY, Ladies' and Gentlemen W earinz Al
PEREZ Of all descriptions.
~ Pirate eafvnscs asr dooT.
Furniture stored and advances made fal-tr
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III 0R1zM . WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 3i9, southeast corner It'll aad streets
AUCTION SALE.

- By virtue Of decree Of tbs Supreme Court of
"a the District OF Cslumbiss of the 9Th of February,
ls7l, in CtApcsry cause No. 22s4, in which Jennie
Nsrs, guardian Of William Voris is plaintiff and
William U. Foris and Cornelius X Toris ara de-
PENDANTS we will sell in front Of the premises, by
public auctiSn, at 4 eiock on Tb UkSDAY, the
9Th day OF March, 1871, the east sixteen feet two
inches OF Lot three go in SQUARE i've hundred and
sixteen, 1885, 10 the city Of Washington the same
between 9Th and eth strests west. and extending
back the depth Of the lot hundred and forty
feet seven inches TO an alley thirty feet wide, and
improved by two-story Frame Aouse, with good
two-story back building, being House No. All
street. : :, :
Terms ~ option Of puroAassr cash. or one.third
cash, and the balance in notes Of equal amounts,
pay able OK end tweiv months from day Or SALE with
interest from date, secured By deed OF trust upon
the property, theVpohassr to Day 100 ddwn at the
days thereafter otherwise the property to ba resod
At the cost and risk of the defaulting purchas ser
The purchaser 10 pay Tor stamps and ali convey,
EDWIN L. STANyON,
As WQRTHiNGTON,f ''uTees
ftT ecSds GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

OFFICE OF THE POTOMAC FKKKr oOa
SEVENTH srssEi &x.,..
WAssINSToN, February 10Th. &c
On and after MONDAY, 18th F~lruAry .steane-s Of
t ssI l,9s yiII make HOURLY TRirs
VA Il fsGr6s. a fOi,o1s! ASp
Evs.y hour from .; n. from each oity.
st,.ne1 ~RSss.fP s ri" r s.SS s s.r TRIP. TO
~, river sps nssrnes ..,e landings 90 .hs P,t9
soEsIsG, 18Th PssruSy. sins'Gn On .ui k knsN
AM RIA att frs 2; po,om., "a. nSwIsSS:
GEpSEY, General Superintendent. e lo-tmArl
EoR MOUNT yKRnOn.
The Steamer ARROW. captain Thcnss Stack
pole leaves her wharf. foot OF seventh r.
i ssi1 SeaitTs ' i.f az NV; :
NON, to.ohins al ,Alexsndris, Forts Fs,te sGd
z fsj III JAS 6 sSsks; Ca ss ~,
MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
l'l PETwEES
ASHISGToN AND NEW YORK.
Hereafter the Fine s,e.n.h,p. n n KyrGH1
JOHN GIBSON. and vALLsf cITT. 49,
Sk a %i fSK sisurL wseSI MP, sstS
LssTd ZOE YoRk gsE9k BE 80 ioo-.
sssIs m m . and HL Itk2kSKTIw rs
f9I fun information, apply 10 r. P A Den
HAM, AGENT, once and wharf foot Of Hish street
York avenue.
ieIl-t J. ". THOMPSON, President.
NEW ENPEKSs LINE. VIA CANAL,
~ BETWEEN
PHlLApILPHlA. ALENASDRIA,y VA WASH
IHGT0N ARD GEORGk1OwN, DO
Regular sailing day from Il North wh.rve-
Philsdel Ihia SATURDAY, 81 Am. e1A
From % Mater street, Gcofs stovn KIM
WEDNESDAY, atspu y
Freight received az any time,
Apply 20 HYDE & TYLER, 81 water street
Georgetown, 7. G; N ELDKlDGR Co, Aleksn-
dIia, Va; WM. CLYDE q o., Ia North Whsryes
Philadelphia. felly
SH0kTEsf AND QUICKEST LINZ sOcTH.
~ cta fts htosr1orf, fredcihsss-s -
ssd PStor.se L,se.-steamers leave GeSHEN
seventh street Wharf, twice, daily -
SUNDAY N. excepted, ct o. 10. and D m. OF
nee. sos Pennsylvania avenue. myiY-f