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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


VALUABLE FLOURING Mill at Auc !.
uen, fredericksburg.-Thes subscriber win
oner for sale. on Saturday, November Goth, Cf net
s0o privately before in front OF the United states
Hotel. in Fredericksburg, at u NJ, his BeIIeIeuf
Tearing Mill, near this place, situated at the
ueao OF ode water on the Rappah annock river in
sooa ~neat country, and where the -four can be
n miles to vessels, and the fine wheat crops
iii, Ie:neppanannock brought up to the mill This
mn Is In hne running order with four nsir he.,
oAon purfs, new boiling Cloths patent &c ur pack.
eIs' ana IRON machinery the subscriber hayino ex
ponJso nI'een hundred dollars in pcrfecting the
has always stood high and eonmsnds fror, "a -
10 cents over common super in New Ytrk eos.on
and Charleston C.. Freishts by steanboa,s go.
"eeK and sailing vessels also at from 10 m ore
per ossrei 10 haiumore. Flour barrels to be bad
ing the business on fair terms The danond g
extra -four from Virginia, that is known 10 80 az.
well for foreign shipments, renders milling nronsr
ty IN this section desir able to any one WISHING IN
engage in good busine S. where at the end of III
year there are no remnants or small accounts The
property is now reIte d for twelve hundred doIlsrs
year. and in dem and. Insured in the Mutual Co
tor 900 dollars. Terms liberal and will BE- in the
reach OF any responsible person. Apply before sale
day to
no II-d2w JOHN FICKLM
- of deed OF trust from Thomas Steers, dated
10Th day OF Septe mber, 1852 and of deed oftrust
from Thomas Steers and Mary Ellen his wife, da.
ted the 9th day OF OCTOBER 1852 both of which have
been duly admitted to record in Hanover county
court office, the undersigned trustee appointed by
SAID deeds, will proceed to sell, on Thursday the
18TH day OF November, 1882 f fair if not the next
fair day) beginning at IL o'clock, at ROSE COT
IAGE, in Hanover, about miles from Richmond
and not far from Central railroad, all the property
IN the SAID deeds conveyed, consisting OF the farm
known as Rose Cottage, subject to lien there.
on foa S3O0O and interest, and TO sale for the en-
forcement of said lien: also good buggy and har-
ness, threshing machine, nearly new, farming i'm
PIGMENTS, as poughs hoes, rakes, spades, sc, a lot
OF cattle, cut hay and straw, growing corn DC; al
30, for the balance of the present year four slaves
Joe, Maria, Sophy and Rose, and at the same time
snd place will be sold the household aud kitchen
furniture al Rose Cottage
Ierms-As to the real estate, made known at the
time OF sale. AS to the personal property cash for
Gums OF ~ dollars and under; for sums ever 70
dollars, tour months credi! for approved endorsed
negotiable notes.
no ll-dtC HON;SON
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80 the Eocalisfs aud Public Speak.
cT>.-Al who desire a distinct and harmon ious
voice, should Bryan's Fuimonc Waters occs-
sJonay they remove al irritation OF the Uvula and
greatly improve the heXiDAity and power OF the
voice. For sale by
~ G3YNOR & WOOD Druroists
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BIZ ALEANNUEk MUTT az Cl1.
'VNIS MORNl.,1, commencing at hall past
i O'Clock We will sell at auction
large lot If Millinery Goods, Dry Goods, Shsr,x
Drawers. Hosiery, &c
Also. lot OF double barrel Guns
Goldand silv sr Watches
lC0 pair Of Negro Blankets
With many other artic
nolI ALEX. MOTT e. CO, Aucts
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
r. FRANCE q CO,
(Guccpxanra In e. Morris & CO..

For This Day. Capitals $4,000, prizes OF
5000 : ol 300, 70 If 100 - OF 4U0, &c Is num-
bers, ~ drawn Tickets %
Aiso, the dollar lottery. Capitals AGO. Zoo,
100 &C.
Drawn Nos Of Bel air, Class IS
60 81 81 % i "a - 81 10 4.
n IL T. w. PURCELL.
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Illinois Congressional Election.

CINCINNATI, Nov. S.-Yeates, the mhig
candidate f,r Congress in Morgan county, has
.eeu reelected.
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- For further late news, Of on interesting
charucter see fourth page.
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CREAr BAHGAINs An CALIlur

GREAT BARGAINS IN CALiCUs.-
~ large lot Ut Calicos, Ct cents, worth 10 cts ;
rich Printed Mouselaines, white and coIored Elan
nels, kerseys, satinets. Gloves snS Hosiery--to
gether with every article usually found In a Dry
Goods house and if you want bargains, call or
w. BOUTWRiGHT,
No 2s5, corner lst and Broad streets.
no 9-ts
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FOR NEW YORK.
NEw GROCERY AND FEED STORE.

NEW GROCERY AND FEED STORE.
" CHAS BAKER, formerly CT The firm OF Baker
& Tinsley, announces to his fri Dds and the public
that he has opened store on Bread street. 40 295
two squares ABOVE the old stand of Baker u Tins
ley, where he intends keeping on hand large and
complete assortment of GrOcc2ies, as well as
Horse Feed OF every description He viii be
pleased to all his ola iencs and customers at
his new sand, and any quantity OF new ones.
Goods purchased at his store will be delivered in
any part of the city free OF drayage.
no lU--ldu.
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GLEASUN,S PiCTORIAL DRAWING.
ROOM CUMPANION.
EHnR THE NTRRE ENDING NnVE.y

GLEASUN'> PICTORIAL DRAWING
ROOM COMPANION,
L'OR THE WEEK ENDING NOyEM.
4 Der IL, Gust received tlis morning) is g
beautiful number. The following is portion OF Its
contents. Illustrations
/. A fne monumental design to the memory of
Daniel Webster, representing his country weeping
his less, and Liberty laying crown at his feet
,. A representation of mis- residence at Marsh.
field
3 A view of the room in which he breathed HI
last.
f. A series Of pictures illustrating the city OF
Newburyport, Mass, giving the Putnam Free
school; View OF Newburyport from Salisbury;
Essex Merrimack Suspension Bridge; Oak Hill
Cemetery and the City hall.
). A Picture of the Statue of the Duke OF Wei
lingtOa.
6. a Likeness of the Hon Abbott Lawrence
Z. An engraving OF the great Water Cure Estab-
lishment o. the West, at harrodsburg, by.
Prose and Poetry -" The Young Doctors First
PATIENT" Uncle Jefferson and his Niece "Iur-
key aud the Turks" " Autographs and Autogra-
ply, " Travels in PALESTINE Winter is Comic u
"ModestY," "Autumndl Musings" " The Cruel
fxion" annie May DC &c.
Subscription price 81 per year, 10 cents a copy.
For sale at LEWIS l.. SMITHS
Newspaper Depot
no lit Opposite American Hotel
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f)X5@ Books, Newspapers, ana Maga-
zines.-The subscriber Is agent tor and receives
subscriptions 10 all the Northern Daily and
Weekly Newspapers and Monthly Maya
zines, at the publishers prices ana delivers them
III any part Of the city free OF delivery, and mails
them free OF portage.
lie also has on hand the largest and best assort-
ment Of cheap publications in the city, all OF which
he will sell on III most accommodating terms.
THOS II GRESHAM,
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LII WOOL DELAINE-.-A large LOT of
"A French all wool 1eainss, at so cts yard, worth
rs and 81. New and rich styles, just received at
HART 81 MOSES New store,
nn Ii O. Main street
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ky@ 1t was Discovered, about 20 years
age, IN the county OF king and Queen, by Ply
scian eminent in his profession, that Asiatic Choi-
era, Cholera Morbus Bilious Choic Dysentery,
DinrIhoea Lock Jaw, and many other nervous and
spssmodic diseases of very dangerous character
could BEE easily cured. since that time he has
proved that tact to hundreds of fellow citizens
and can prove it TO many as will try DUVAL'S
FAMILY LSPAShODIC, the peoples iavorite
Medicine. They get ii from PURCELL, LADD
81 CO.. or any Druggist in the city. See advertise,
Tnent. au b-3laWts
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLUR,


ok BUILDING LOTS ON OREGON
y AND BELVIDERE HILLS, AT AUCTION
Win be sold, Saturday next, the 18Th instant, at
half pasta O'Clock NJ, upon the premisee six bull.
cling lots beautifully situated OH Oregon Hill near
the Belvdere enclosure, each lot fronting abou; 30
feet and running back about 1870 feet
Terms, one third cash, the balance at six and
twelve months, with interest and the title retained
no IL JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
EOUR VERY DESIRABLE EESIDEN.
Z CES AT AUCTlON.-W1l be sold on Tuesday.
November 23d, al 81 O'Clock T NJ upon the presyi.
those tour very desirable brick houses and lots
situated at the IL i9th anG Broad sts These
houses tinishec in the most approved STYLE and
are in excellent order, containing about Ii rooms
each with brick kitchens and the other usual out.
houses. The lots front about 47H feet and run
back about 1872 feet TO 20 foot paved alley and all
of these houses are az present occupied by excel.
lent tenants at fair rents.
This property being pleasantly located within a
few minutes walk of the heaviest business portion
OF the city, market, dock &c, presents unusual ad
vantages 10 those wishing residences retired, sci
convenient TO those points.
Term--O ne-third cash. the balance at six and
twelve months, with interest and satisfactorily se
cured
100 JAMES VI TAYLOR, Auct.
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by Alexander MOTT ~ Co.

nUK EVENING SA l. Is VIII be contnued
" until the season closes, commencing at seTe1
o'clock, at which time will sci! from the sbelyss
in lots 10 suit purchasers, good selection OF piece
and cut dry goods, hardware cutlery, guns pistolx
gold and silver watches and clocks and time piecar
of every description. Also a general assortulen: Of
fancy goods. ALEX MOTT a. Co
AuctiOnc..Ts
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NORTHERN POTATOE-.-A prime 10, in
~ barrels, tor sale low. HuLST d kikG,
No ll-3t Ga Market.
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vSO THE PUBLlC.-The subscriber has
Richmond, and is prepared to entertain in the best
manner Members of the Legislature and the travel.
ling public generally. Having thoroughly repaired
and newly and Handsomely furnished this we'll
known and popular Hotel, pleasantly and conve
nlenty located on Broad and Governor streets,
near the Capitol and City Hall, he feels assured
that he will be enabled TO give satisfaction to those
VINO may favor him with their patronage.
K. DARRACOTT.
POWhatan House. Noy 5th 1852 IN Eft
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no IL

Z EVi;s RAT DESTROYER, for the de-
IL structlUn Of Rats, Mice &c.-Persons whose
premises are intestei by these yermn, viii d. well
10 give this trial. The rats leave their holes be-
fore they die. For sa e By
PURCELL, LADD g. CO,
no II Drupgists % NJ u stre,4t corner 18th
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VALUABLE SCIENTIFIC WORAs.-

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Allen, L, Philosophy OF the Mechanics Of Nature,
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u The most successful remedy now In use tor the
cure of Iucipent Consun pOn, Bronchitis. Asthma,
Coughs Sore ThroaT, diseases OF the Liver and
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pared by hirs B. 3. Norris, 343 BALTIMORE street.
Baltimore.
wears have been atiicted with frequent heEnor-
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tried various remedies, and had the beat medic al
advice. but without relief until tried your Cedar
| Tar, which has entirely cured me.
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i27 saratoga street, Baltimore, Md
October 81, 1854
Call and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
tVa Beware of counterteits. The genuine arsi
&c " p p HoRfoN KEACH. 81 Main street.
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
soe General Agent for Eastern Virginia.
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FLS Music, tiusicaI instruments, &c
THOS II GRESHAM, IO9E Broad street, has Tor
salc ali tue latelt and most popular music OF the
day also a great variety Of musical instruments,
such De Guitars, Accordeons, Violins, BsUJ0s,
Flutes, Flies, and every thing in the musical line
lie is ais o agent Tor the Musical World ana New
York Musical Times.
Aeo a ire assortment Of instruction books for
plano. accordion, &C. Cell and eXeInine for your
selves. no luz
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pes River
POROUS
ury. 1t is
Et lowed
etrument
We as the
own prin.
lot injure.
:, healthy
these FIJI.
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o 90 csl.
the store
-dl2ts
=
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&c 10 the
opposite
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dams &,
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&c OF OK
IN Rich.
lie morn
morning
est, how
al early
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noGsted.
! 'or sale
co.
I'D Va
-
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est Rox.
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are
81, be
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-
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n UTiCE.-5y virtue OF an execution 10 nae d.
~ Iec.ei, watch issued from the circuit court Of
Frederick county in the name Of Jonn b. Collin
SURVIVOR Of sheppard Collin. against tue eststs Of
Henry -. George Tucker. deceased. in the hands
ot Jonn K. Tucker nis administrator, 10 be admin
isteied shat. on the first day OF November hua-
lag. court Tor she city OF Richmond, al the Guy
aat IN the said eiy, between tue hours OF III
o'clock N and 4 O'Clock d Of the same dag.
proceed 10 SELL Tor cast, about TOO cspies Of Tuck
ers Cofnuen tar!es IL sheets many thereof -
may be suic.ea, 10 pay and satisfy said execution.
| the sane having been levied on BY me ON the In
day Of tie oeer 1852, belonging TO the estate f
the said Henry 81 George Tucker, deceased.
no 2-dtd Jgo N FERGUSON, Sgt H.
| 1IVAR AND GRiNDsTONEs, Tor sale sy
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CLAkk E's UFFiCE-Iath street.
Drawn nos Delaware, l34, Nov 10:
43 II 20 81 90 IS 81 ~ So 80 Il 63 8
Whole ticket 9 43 63, prize of Sl2u0 returned
to the managers. no IL
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n Wanted one or two half priced operators
to 20 into the country, where good pictures are
seldom or seen capacity object though
those who have been practcing in city and pos
the knack OF getting OF any thing that looks Ike
b picture, would be preferred. nos
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AUCTION SALES.
This VA


ny Davenpert. Allen c C.
LIZ RIEs AT AUCTiON-os
TUESDAY, Ilth instant, ve win "a q q
ceries, viz: wv
ESQ bbls Coffee Sugar
200 packages loaf and crushed do
go bags Rio, lava and Lasusyra Codes
400 sides Sole Leather
so bbls Herripgs
200 boxes Window Glass
100 boxes Tumblers
Cheese, Starch, Oil
Brandy, Wbiskey, Wines &c DC.
ALSO,
100 packages Of superior Greer, Teas, of late In
specsions
ALSO,
1000 Cigars of diffei ent qualities.
Terms Under 500 cash 500 and over fczr
months credit iCr approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il CO,
no Auctioreerx
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NOR COLD WEATHEK.-HayiIg iQss re-.

DOR COLD WEATHEk.-Aaviag iass re-
4 :arEed iom our second trip North, with Q
large assortment 81 Over and Business Coets,
Pants and Vests CT the newest ST ies which hare
been introduced since he early part of the sessoR
we are now prepared TO show the most complete
assortment TO De found IN the city, which we iatsRd
selling very low Come ~ the Clothing Rmposiam
No 1903 Main sI.eet.
n09 HENRY SEAFER CO.
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2.OD0 Copies More of the Winston
Tragedy Just received aud for sale wholesale
a:ld retail! by THOS Ii GRESHAM,
no lot l09L Broad street X
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UlABLE CCTLEKf.-hogers - cons and
4 other celebrated manufacturers hIe TahLe
Cutlery in sets 81 81, SO pieces, TO which the ~
,eut;on Of purchasers Is called For sale By
K NJ. ZIMMERMAN
Acp and
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DAsTILES DE fAhi, Or Paris Lozengers,
L for the allev!aIoa AMI cure oil bronchiLs hoarse-
ALEX Oval,
uc9 Nc l55 Main corn .r l2tn Vt.
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ray~T To the public.-Ihe number Of IRENE
disoIe evils caused by the use OF Hair T0nlcs"
paladed before the public in the newspapers, sug.
Z St. to the manufacturer OF the celeb aed "Fletch
crs Hair Tonic" the propriety u cautloning The
public against all a.tic es u the sort, unless pro
perly tested dis own practical experience with
;ne hsIr sat:hzs MIN OF the great utlly OF the
FLETCHER Hair Tonic" and the very great canger
Of u-iAs any other without beng iuiIy aware OF lis
chrlyica! proverti1s It is melancholy indeed, to
see the most teautiiul ot natures orname nts dried
shriye!led aud wasted away by the improper use OF
ARTICLES called hair totic. The genuine Fietcher's
Hair Tonic is sold by Bennett q Beers, * X Du
val and -eabrook a. Reeve, Broad street, aud under
American Hotel, wholesale and retail blythe manu-
tacturcr, JOHN Johnson.
n NO cnarpc Tor a trial. no ~
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pes River

| hes River
POROUS
ury. 1t ia
st flowed
strument
We as the
own prin.
lot injure.
:. healthy
these FIJI.
untsin of
o 90 gal
the store
dl2tN
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(1KkAT KAHGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
~ have ia store q large add handsome hssort,
snept of Houselaiues Cashmeres, Mefinos, and
other Dress Goods also, Stockings, Gloves, Boas,
Comforts. Shaw 8, and other winter Wrappngs,
Trimmings OF all kipds &c, for sale very cheap, az
WILLIAM }. SWORDS,
noII 2l5 Broad street
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GAYNOR & WOOD, Druggists.

Likenesses OF Children.-PaIentsd de
sirIue kentsses OF their children, however young,
can now prCcute them in SlmOns besl ST le equal
isg in every particular his mnch admired pictures
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A buARDING.-fso gentlemen, vain iirir
Id wives, can be accommodated with BOARD IL
private family on Grace siFeei, Within ie" MI
nu,es walk OF the busiae.s part vi the city Address
=. X :" through the Post Once. no JIG
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, ASk lr
tSnl6cent
est Rux.
lack, sud
pa Game
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ROBINSON a. ELDRED, PROpRiEIORS.
WILL EXHIBIT IN RICHMON d
w THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY
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Judges the art who would rather pay fair
price Tor choice DgguerreoIype, than have vile
Imitation OF one at any price, are invited to exam
me specimens. II. p SIMONS II, Main St
:. LL.r., d. Z, ... d "a.
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FREEDOM NATIONAL; SLAVERY SECTIONAL
SPEECH
HON CHAS. SUMNER, OF MASSACHUSETTS,
ON HIS MOTION
10 REPEAL THE FUGITIVE SLAVE BILL
IN THE
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
THURSDAY, AUGusT 26, 1852

SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
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Armaqh. October 7th,


The public informed that TWO VAST
Aal erexhbie n this
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and7 n
10
Dens!
IL
rfamedI ngwTne the
ordered Is
House
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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-09-30
Four Days Later from Havana. A rriyaI
of the Empire City.
New ORLEANS. Sc


The steamship Empire City with Havana
dates to the 18th, being four days later than
the advices per Crescent City, arrived here this
morning.
The Island is still much disturbed and Coun-
Gil of War to be held the 30th, for the
purpose of arranging and carrying out the fu-
ture action Of the Government.
There are now eleven persons in prison char
ged with Icing concerned in the publication of
the Revolutionary Journal.
Arrests of suspected persons continue daily to
be made, and spies in the pay of the govern
ment swarm in all parts of the island.
1t was not known when the Empire City sail
ed, whether any executions had taken place.
The circulation of American papers on the is
land is prohibited without exception.
The troops are continually on the move, and
nearly every part of the island is garrisoned
with som kind of force.
The Government had received intelligence
that twelve hundred stand of arms were recent
ly landed near Cienfuegos.
strong force had been sent to search for
them.
The country people west of the mountains
had seized two hundred stand of arms, and han
ded them over to the officers of the Government
Havana continued quiet as to the revolution
airy movements, and the residents were very
cautious in speaking of them.