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AUCTION NOTICE.

UNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announces TO
l his friends aud tho public that he has com
inruced the Auction and Commission business on
hi, own account and offers his services for the sae
Of every description Of real and personal property
upon the most favorable terms.
With an experience Of twenty years in the va
rious departments Of Auction business, the last
four Of which he has been personally known TO the
CITIZEN. IL Washington as the Aucuonecr Of the
late firms Of Dyer Bro. aud Dyer < Mcclure,
be deems IL unnecessary to say more than that his
per,onaI attendance can be relied upon in all mat
ters Of business, and sales Of any amount cashed
without delay.
Until permanent arrangements can be made for
tho reception and sole of merchandise on commits
sion, persons wishing TO employ On .Auctoneer
will please call At the ofice Of RorHwsLL, csq.,
on ID street, cast Of 7tb, where | can be found
during business bours, ready and prepared 10
answer the calls Of the public Respectfully,
Juno l0-dN r.. ". = fRATTON.
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ey-Nr. G. W JAMES, No. I Morrison street
Cincinnati, Ohio, - our General Travelling agent
for the Wssinn States, assisted BY John 4. Dent,
Dr. j. Il. Jpad,portb Alexander n. Latos, James
Rnhrrord DR.. Lott Edioord', c. NJ L.. P,seman
and n. J. Thonpas
Mr.. HENRY NJ. LEWIS, Montgomery, Ala
Jap,a, General TrGuslirig agent for The States
If Aiabaud aud Ttnne,see dsTsted by &. y. Letci',
yans o. Le,ri,, and Samuel ID. Letris.
lfr. ISRAEL r. JAMES, No. lS2 South Tsnh
sresi, Philadelphia, i'op General TaUeliing Ag,nf,
arr,,fsd by Jp,Aian III. Ueld, John Collins, James
Dening, 4. Krk Welington, +. Il. Exams, Perm
Loeks. Gsorgs r. Button, Jo'sph Button, ID. n.
Good,n. HiHiaH' J. Corey, Isaac W. Bodine, and
IYoi.cr d. Thompson.
Rfcr,pl, from eiller Of The nbore triN be good.
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THE FAUQUIEU WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
Fnuquicr County, Virginia,


4 RE now open for the reception of visitors.
"A They are situated on the Rappahannock river,
thirty eight miles above Fredericksburg, and hity
nearly due west, from Alexandria. The Alepan.
dria railroad care, leaving at a m, carry pas
sengers at this time (lst June) within seventeen
miles Of the Springs, and first rate coaches, over
good turnpike for the remaining distance, run
daily TO them.
The agents Of the railroad company confidently
expect TO be within about eight miles OF the Springs
by the last of July, when passengers leaving Rich
mond at p. IN. will get 10 the Springs by noon
the next day, via Alerandria-thc fare probably
not exceeding GO. or So so; may take the
Louisa Railroad 10 Gordonsville at g. a. m, reach
Culpepcr Court house that evening. and breakfast
next morning at The Springs, al about the same
fare. Or by taking the Fredericksburg route at
a. M. may spend the afternoon IN Washin gton or
Alexandra, and be at the Springs by noon the next
day. Timely notice to Fredericksburg would
secure direct conveyance by hacks, so as 10 reach
the Springs the same day passengers leave Rich
mond.
A tri-weeky line Of stages will be run from
Winchester To these Springs.
Terms Of Board: $50 for the season, ending
October /; SIS for three months; 500 for two
months; S35 for one month; SIS for two veeks;
3 10 for one week; 5 rs per day. Meals or lodg
ing 50 ccnis each. Servants aud children under
twelve ycars Of age half price. No charge for
children under too years OF age. Horses 50 cents
a day, or $40 month.
Payments TO be made weekly.
June 2-dco& tri- w3m&w2t
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SNIDER'S WINES.

4 HAVE lately received from WAsaINoToN Mon
4 TON esu at Bordeaux a well selected invoice
of the best Red Wines OF MEDOC, embracing a
small lot of each Of the very choicest growths OF
that celebrated district.
This fact, and air Morton's well known high
standing, nso his good judgment in his selec-
lions, are sufficient guarantee that tfse5e wines
will be found on trial, all that bespeak for them,
If pcpar!y trfated
Among them are 100 dozens OF the "CHATEAU
LARIYEA which has already given such
great satisfaction, from the Vineyard OF the Count
DU HAMEL.
30 cases, each dozen pints, same Wine.
20 dozens rare "CHATEAU MARGAUA,'
vintage Of ls47. The best of the frst-class Wines
of Medoc
20 dozens "HhUT BRION, :" of is47. The fourth
and last Of the first class Wincsof remarkable ha
vor and delicacy. From the Commune Of Pe,sao
10 dozen. "CHATEA u LAROSE," Of io!7. The
huest of the ssccnd-class. From the Commune Of
81. Jtl!ien
40 dozens "MoUTON," lS47. or the second
class OF the Commune of Pauillac. very su-
perior and tavorite Wine. - -.
30 do1 ms Of the celebrated CHATEAU cos"
Destorno The choicest Of the second class, and
by many beet Judges ranked as good az fret class
Ibog also to say, that in again prosecuting my
business have received some invoices OF most eI
ccilent RHINE and MOSELLE Wines, including
the SPARKLING SCHAR2BERG," of 1916, and
two qualities. of the "CELEBRATED CHAM
PAGNE" of Moet and Chandon, which are un-
surpassed as well some rare "AMONIlLLA-
DO" and choice stock Of "ShUIERNEs,
"BuRG INDIES" SC, sc.
Orders will be very thankfully received and deli
vered ut Washington city, by Adarns's Express,
Wine Merchant, No rs Walnut street, Phila.
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Faon the Cars or Coon Hors.-The DAILY I'D.
psri,ssr has resolved Cape Town papers 20 April
%, twelve days later than previously received in
this country. Nothing Of great importance is re-
ported. The English military operations appear
20 have been successful of late, md the kaffrs
have been driven out Of a wide extent Of country
heretofore infested by them, and their fclds, &c
have been desOlnted by the English forces. The
new Governor, General Cathcsrt, with his suite,
arrived At Table Bay in tho steamer Hydra, March
81, from Plymouth February I0-immcdislcly
landed under salute from the CASTLE aud pro-
ccedcd to the government house, where be was re.
ceivcd by Lieutenant Governor Darling, tho mrm-
bers Of the executive, Judges and heads of depart
ments, and tho osths Of office administered TO him
by the chief justice.
On the I'd Of April the Legislative Council wa,
called together, but no general business wac pro-
posed, as the Governor announced that bis dutyrc-
quired him TO proceed Immediately 20 the frontier.
On the 5ih the Governor and suite, Major General
forke, Lieutenant Colonel Seymour, Captains
Curron aud Smith, and others, embarked on board
the Syr for Fact London, al the mouth Of Buffalo
river, which is the port TO the seat Of
The latest accounts from Sir Harry Smiths head
quarters were TO the I'd Of April; at which time
the English were successful in various directions
Reports from Major General Somerset 60 the LIST
state that in hs rapid pursuit Of the enemy fifteen
hundred head OF cattle had fallen into bis hands,
and that the ksfiirs were completely broken and
divided. Sir Harry TO return 60 England
forthwith in the Gladiator, which was expected
shortly at tho Cape.-Bosion TSapeler, Oh.
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Sepeye Gale on Lake Erie.

BUFFALO, June l0.-A fierce squall swept over
Lake Eric about / O'Clock this morning The
schooner Marion, coming into port about half past
III o'clock. met the steamer Caspian going out,
and was compelled TO drop down below the mouth,
finding it impossible to make her way up again in
consequence OF the and wind; the schooner an
chored, and Captain Keith went ashore TO get
tug to tow her into port. The vessel lay at
Choir till the squall struck her, driving her the
breakwater, and dnshing her Instantly TO pieces.
Four men, named Robert Mcdonald Lahey Nc
Lane, Malcolm McLane, and Daniel McFadden,
were drowned
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S,TRAw AND COCO MATTINGs.-wc hu

S,TRAyy AND COCO MATTINGs.-Wc have
- Just received, per schooners "Mary Jane and
"Mott Bedel, an extensive supply Of Colored and
White and Fancy Canton Mattings of the follow
ing make, which VIC think will be found as good
az the country can afford:
~. 8 1. and 4extra Manning. All who pur-
chased THE make Of "a, last season will remember
its excellence.
The same widths IN frst-quality "Y ushing'
This ia A new kind, very good and cheap.
The same widi6s No. | Goquoa, fancy These
Alec, heavy stock Dundee Coco Mating, The
article i. Of great for churches, hotels halls, ga
looms Of steamboats,. and other public places where
there is much OF n thoroughare. II 10 indestrucu-
bic to dampncss. and Sll be sold less than ever Of
fered before IN THE city.
Apl2 CLAGETT DODSON.
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RECKONING CHIoKKss.-Hatching time has not
quite arrived for the election eggs, yet the New
Hampshire Democrats IRE already counting their
chickens. The Concord (New Hampshre) Siatss-
gives the following description OF the state Of
affairs among the cxpectants Of offico in that
quarter:
some now to be found at the capital of New Hamp
shire. Foreign ambassadors, heads of depart
inents consuls, and charges 'affaires, to say no
thing OF heads OF bureaus at Washington, and the
endless array of minor officers plenty as 'eaves
in Valiombrosa.'"
1t is the opinion Of the Statesman that there at
least fifty in Concord who have not slept wink
since Friday night, so full have their heads been Of
ambassadorships and ether golden visions, all to
be realized when General Pierce has the good for
tune to "get in."- Baltimore american.
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the Cleveland Plain Dealer, dated May 9th, gives
a narrative of an i'll assorted marriage, AZ follows
''In 1889 and 1910, Cstlin, the painter, exhibited
a number of Indians in London, among whom was
Cadotte, interpreter. Sarah Haynes, then n
beautiful English girl Of sixteen, became enamorod
of Cadcte, and they were married. On reaching
America the romance of love over; for two or
three years they resided on the banks Of the river
St. Clair. the little property the bride was pos
sesso OF, and since that at the Sault, where she
taught French and music, to the time Of her de-
cease. She retained her beauty to the last, al
though exposed TO many hardships by living in n
birch bark lodge with an Indian husband. She
died in her 2Sth year, fortunately leaving no chill
dren to mourn the sad effects Of an infatuated mat
rimonal match"
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Warrington County Agricultural Society.

Warrington County Agricultural Society.
At a meeting of the agricultural Association
of Washington County, District Of Columbia, "
held on the 9th instant, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
Prssident-Darius Clagett.
PIcs Presidents-Richard Butt and Enoch More
land.
Secrsfary-Nathl Pope Causin.
IrsasurT-J. c. Lewis.
At the same meeting the following delegates
appointed to the National A agricultural Con-
vention," which will assemble in Washington on
the oath instant:
Darius Claget, VIM. Fenwick,
Richard Butt, Chas. }. Stuart,
Enoch Moreland, Walter Magruder,
Nathl Pope Causin, Anthony l.. Ray,
J G. Lewis. James Lewis Carbery,
Archibald White, William Bell,
Enos Ray, Motley Moreand,
Smith Thompson, Henry Martin,
A. &. p. Shoemaker, James Smile,
Thomas Fitnam, James Bell.
ID. CLAGETT, President.
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Kossrrru,s NORTHUMBERLAND.

THE ADVERTISEMENT in the Baltimore sun
L Of the 10th, and the New York Times OF inc
10th instant, by Whitehurst. claiming the credit OF
having taken the likeness OF this distinguished IN
diyidual, ia not true
The only Daguerreotype which has been taken
in America of Governor Noe suth, wns taken in bis
rooms OF Browns Hotel, by Bennett, and the only
original picture in this city may DO seen at his
Gallery near seventh street. All others are copies
Daguerreotypcs Of Madame Pulszky and other
distinguished individuals arc also on exhioitoa NJ
BENEFITS National Gallery,
Jant6 Pa avenue, near 7th street,
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IMPORTANT FROM CAYKSSE -Advices from Cay
enne, TO the 9th ultimo, report fight at sea be-
tween three ships, which lasted six hours. This is
reported 20 have been witnessed by fisherman
who going out from the river Amspo, on the
22d of April. He first a large vessel smiling
close in shore, when two other ships approached
her with great rapidity, and commenced firing 90
her, which was returned. The battle iasted from
midday until sunset, when the ship frat seen sur
rendered 10 the others Tho Interpretation given
to this lie, that they were French ships transport
ing political exiles TO Cayenne, and that rebellion
on one was quelled BY the others.-Boston yo,rnsI.
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CuUBB, BROTHERS,

bankers and Dealers in Stocks, Land War
ID rants, Foreign and Domestic Exchange
Drafts on In ELAND from e and uPvnrd',payable
on demand, furnished in sums TO suit
Collection, made, and Checks for sale on all the
principal cities.
G;ove,nmeni, State, and other Stocks bought and
sold on commission
t9aiu. before the Depar tnenf, promptly attended
to Remittanccs made at lowest rntes In New
York Philadelphia, or Baltimore iunds. ss de-
sired for Notes or Drafts payable In the District,
Alexandria. Va, and other southern cities.
Banking House opposite Treasury Department.
Marl-if Telegraph d2wl
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PROSPECTUS OF 1.-THE sIGNALt"
whts Campaign Paper TO he Published
At civ of Wssbfnutop.

The undersigned proposes TO publish n weekly
Journal under the above title, 10 be devoted 10 the
supper, Of the nominees for the Presidency and Vice
Presidency Of the VINO Convention that is 10
semble at Baltimore on the 10th Of June next
"THu SIGsAr" will be emphntically National
Press, designed for circulation in every section u
the country. The object Of tho paper will be 10
hsrmonse the action, and promote the efficient
organisation Of tht Wing party, IA we'll as to diff
fuse iis principles and il spirit and onthu
sissm.
II will ALEC furnish = convenient compendium Of
all the facts md documents bearing upon The csso
made by the respective parties and candidates, and
preserve in = form Tor future reference complete
history Of the canvass A foil index will be given
in the last number, which will add materially 90
the permanent interest and value Of the work.
The great popularity and success which attended
tn, Battery, published by the undersigned during
the lsst Presidential canvass induce him 10 retain
the same form snd sine in "THr SIosAL."
"THs sforsr will be i.sued on n full sized dou.
bic. roynl sheet, printed on good type, in qusrtO
form, and contain a very large amount OF reading
matter.
The fret number will be issued on Wednesday
the 2,d Of June, md will contain full account Of
the proceeding, Of the convention. The pubca
ton will be continued each week until thcelecton
The results Of which will be given in full in the las
number.
Single subscription. ...................... go 50
Five copies (beng At the rate Of 40 cent,
for each subscriber ).................... OO
Fourteen copies (being At the rate Of 90
cents for each subsoriber) .............. 90
Thirty copies (being at the rate OF 81 cents
for each subscriber) .................... 10 90
Fifty copies (being AT the rate Of 30 cents
for each subscriber) .................... 10 90
fsy- No paper will be sent unless the order - &C.
comps MED by the money.
All letters must be poet paid. and addressodt TO
GEO. =. GIDEON,
u. G.
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WAsHINoroN, d. c., May 81, 1852.

WAsHINoToN, D. G., May ~, 1872.
PROPOSALS. will be received until the goth
Il June for supplying the invnlids at the Military
Asylum with fresh Beef. for year from June
both next in such quantities and on such days, not
exceeding three times week, as the undersigned
may require. The Beef to be delivered at the Cen
tire Market Equal parts of hind and fore-quarters
must be furnished. Necks and shanks to be ex-
cluded.
The contract will be subject to the approval OF
the Governor of the Asylum, and the successful
bidder will be required to give bond and security
for it's faithful performance.
Proposals will be addressed to Major w. w.
MAcKALL, U. S. A., Washington, sealed and en- (
dorsed "Proposals for Beef"
W. w. MACKALL,
Bvt. Maj. U. S. A, Treasurer Mil. Asylum.
May 3l-eotJune 20
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$40 NORA ALBorI, rHR GRHAT CosrRALTo.-As
many Of our readers who love music, but are un
acquainted with it as science. and do not know
the meaning OF the terms employed 10 desi gpate
the different kinds of voices, will be at loss 10
derstand what is meant by n conroifo singer, we
will for their sakes explain. The highest kind OF
female voice 10 soprano, and Of this must be eve
~ yriTna donna, il possible Amongst the voices
distinguished as sopranos the following stand pre-
eminent; Grisi, Sontag, Stephens, Stock hausen,
Mrs. Wood, Jenny Lind, Catherine Hayes, and
Madenoiselle Wagner. The next in order lie the
uezxo soprano, and Of this voice Malibran and
Pasta are the most remarkable examples. The
soprano 10 distinguished most for its brilliancy. IL
corresponds with the tenor in male voice.. The
meIIo soprano ia more capable Of pathos and in
tensity Of expression, and answers TO the barry
tone In tho other Catherine Hayes combines
this voice with the soprano. The contralio 10 the
third in order, and corresponds with the bass VI
the male voice. Mics Love, Brembilla, Pisaroni,
md Angri, have all produced an impression on
the public mind by their powers in this voice. IL
Ia The lowest female voice, but when 1t is OF fret
rate quality, il 10 the moot delicious Of all voices
its richness, depth, pabos sweetness fullness and
power combined, give nn controlling influence
over the heart that makes IL effective In the high
cst degree.
IL was in the upper part Of her voice that Jenny
Lind accomplished all her ,riumphs; but they were
Of dsIsling nature. and did not touch the heart.
In the lower part Of her register che could produce
no effect ~ all IL 10 here, where the high soprano
voice meets the contralto, that she failed; and
where Catherine Hays has go much the advantage
over her, enkindling the emotions Of the mind by
her intense expression. Now, Alboni 10 the sovcr-
eign queen Of this kind Of voice, (thc oontrato,)
and by her genius she has raised is TO the highest
standard. Before her time a contrslto voice WAS
not thought very much Of andits pos'essor vas gen
orally put to s1nF boys psrts, ss "the Drinking
Song" in "Lucrcsia Borgia," on comparatively
cheap terms. Bot Alboni has lifted the contralto
voice right Up, and made il rank with soprano;
and Others have followed her example. but not
with the same amount Of succcsh Alboui, nj one
time, attempted the soprano, and To- certain en-
tent succeeded; but sbe found IL injured the
true voice which nature gave her 90 layishly, and
she abandoned IL, and, returning 10 nature, was
justified in hor wisdom by the most brilliant ,ri.
umphs .-Nsv York Herald
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New CoUSTEREEIrs.-According to Thompson's
Bank Note Reporter, the following counterfcits have
lately made their appearance. The public should
keep on the track Of them:
"6's on the Exchange Bank, Boston, altered from
onss-vignette, coat of arms Of Massachusetts; SIS
on the Central Bank. Massachusetts- vignette,
steamboat landing, railroad cars, and depot-not
like genuine; l0's on tho Cecil Bank, Maryland,
altered from ones-vignette. large safe, small
steamboat at bottom OF note; is on the City Bank,
Chicago, Iinos; "a on the Lancaster Bank,
Pennsy lvania; 3's on the Bank of Albany, New
York; SIS on the Bank Of Marlborough, North Ca
rolina; rs on the Commercial Bank, Providence;
SIS on the Atlantic Bank, Cape May, New Jersey;
sos on the York Bank. Pennsylvana; 3's on the
City Bank of Hartford. Connecticut; SIS on the
Trenton Banking Company, New Jersey; l0s On the
Phoenix Bank, ainbridge, New York; los on the
Mechanics Bank, Philadelphia; los on the Mer
chants Bank, New Jersey; oO's on the Farmcr.'
Bank of Lancaster. Pennsylvania; pos on the At
tleoorough Bank, Massachusetts; los on the South
ern Bank OF Kentucky; Sc on the City Bank of
Cincinnati; 2's on the Greenwich Bank, New York;
So on the Belknap County Bank, New Hamp-
shire l0's on the Exchange Bank OF Virginia; lO's
tho State Bank Of Indiana"
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list RECEIVED.

NEW and elegant Spring Styles OF Scarfs, Cra-
~ vats Stocks, Ties, Cloves Of every descrip-
ton, SuspenGcrs, Handkcrchiefs of silk and linen;
plain. figured and embroidered Hosiery of all
kinds; Umbrellas and Canes; with large supply
OF Gentemcn's Toilet articles, such as Lubin and
Provost Extracts, Cosmetics, Pomatums, Soaps,
and best Farina Cologne; Brushes Of every de-
scrption; together with a large and complete
assortment of Gardeners Furnishing articles, all
Of the very best qualities, constantly on hand,
and for sale at reasonable prices, at
CHAS. III LANES
Hat Cap, and Gentlemon's Furnishing
Establishment, Penn. avenue, near Il street.
March %
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Mas. MowATT left town this morning. after n
sojUurn in Boston OF almost four months. She
goes TO New York, thence To Cincinnati, 30 fulfil
engagement Of long standing. Many heart
goes with her, for che has fairly won the good will
and feryent friendship OF our community for her
noble character and eminent genius. She will APP
pear in Cincinnati on Monday evening next.
rRosto,. Iyanscrfpi OH.
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SLOW BUT CEaTAIs JusrIcs.-A citizen of Henry
spectacle character and proprietor OF farm, vas
arrested last week and remanded TO Kentucky, on
a requistion from the Governor Of that State, Tor
having committed n murder there pi,rfsen years
ago. Justice lie sometimes slow, but generally
ccrtsin.- Davenport (Iouoa) Gazette, ID.
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-ArTSst of Mail Robbers.

PHILADELPHIA, June IA despatch received at
the Pennsylvania railroad office says that three
brothers have been arrested at Beatley's station,
forty miles this side of Pittsburgh, charged with
robbing the mail. Drafts to the amount Of $4,000
found on their persons. The mails OF the
18th and 9Th instant both reported to have been
robbed.
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MARRIED..

At Richfeld, Osego county, Lieutenant Ed.
MUND UNDERWOOD, U. "a, to Miss MARY
Nj DEARDsLEY, OF Riohheld.
On Thursday morning, tho 10th instsn by the
Rev Mr.. CLaRK, EDWARD TAYLOR, lr., OF
Cincinnati, Ohio, to MARY, daughter OF RIcBaRD
BuseEss, esq., Of w Washington, ID. C..
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DsrhRTURH or AusTR.Lias Golp DIoorps-On
"Wednesday the chip Helena, Captain Cave, loft
New York for Port Philip, with passengers Tor the
gold diggings Of Australia. She is the fret pas
senger vessel which has loft the United States for
those surferous regions, but will soon be followed
by others, filled with seekers after tho precious
metal
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SALE or PArsTisos.--The following prices were
obtained for paintings belonging TO ID. Hunting
ton. esq, by the auction at his residence. conduct
cd by Messrs. Leeds Co.: email Landscape by
Dursnd, 8 325; The Tribute Money" by Hunt
ington, $3.50; "Tbe Cross in the Wilderness" by
IT. Cole, S3l0; "White Plume" by Huntington,
8lS5; "Vevet Hat" by the same, 8 100: Lake
Scene" by the same, Sl55. Alec, several othcrs,
by various artists, from S25 up to 500. Line n
cravings brought from 10 to s. each. The sac
vas quite spirited .--Ne,c York f,buns.