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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

NEW FRENCH PUBLICATION-PROTRSsO
Richard Mouton have just issued the first number Of
French literary papcrn French and Rnglish-whose do
sign Is to impart to Americans knowledge Of the French
Language in pleasant easy manner The pronunciation Of
the French text is printed under each word Of the
tsscs Those Wishing to become subscribers may call ut
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The Massachusetts Legislature.

OPPOSITION TO THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW
BosroS, March H. 1852.
In the House OF Representatives. to-day, Mr. oar, of
Worcester introduced series Of resolutions slavery,
which declare that the principles upon which the perma
ncncc Of the Union and the liberty Of tho citizens depcnd
have been put In hazard by the Compromise acts that
Congress has right to involve free States in the shame
or guilt Of slavery by laws designed to countenance
peuate extend it that Massachusetts, yields to no
others attachment to the Union and the constitution
that they will support the and obey the other and
resist any which violate liberty disturb tho har
ony endanger the existence of the Union that the
Punitive Slave law Is unconstitutional, unjust and OPP
prepsive ought to be speedily and for repealed
that Massachusetts, protests against the delivering into
slavery Of found upon her soil. especially without
due process law and without trial by jury legally
constituted judicial tribunal; and that Massachusetts,
expects her Senators and Representatives in Congress to
conform to the principles Of these resolutions 1t
voted to refer the resolutions to select committee
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READING, Pa, March H. 1852.
The centennial anniversary Of old Berks county was
celebrated to-day salute Of one hundred guns was
fred by the Rnggold artillery.
man named Sailor over by the cars, to-day,
which cut of ono OF his legs.
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Superior Court.
Before Hon. Judge Sandford.

Before Hon. Judge Sapdford
ACTION FOR SEDUCTION-$3,000 DAxAoEs
MARCH, l1-Ihomas Mlrnhoi Jas Mtliwud THE
was an action brought by tho plaintiff against tho dcfend
ant for the seduction OF his daughter Mary Muivcri
the subject of the suit being examined dcposc that -
r now living with her father and mother: Thomas MuI
vehol the plaintiff Is her father she is twenty
one years OF oge she knows James Mlwnrd tho defend
ant she lived at his house. ho went to England March
1851 she had beon living with him four months before he
two or three days when witness went there when abe
(witnes) went to live with tho defendant his family con
sisted OF three sons and himself there the
sons got married afterwards and before defendant went 10
Europe his James brought his wife home there wit
father Of the child Is James Mward tho old man jpont
ing to the defendsnt); night he my rooms
and woke me up by pulling the clothes OF me- he
10 the room after In bed and said he wanted
thing; the next morning told him would 90 away
he said l must not that 1t o good place and
he would como more; for two three nights aftsr
that kept my door locked; I was In bed aseep
one night; when woke up tho defendant in bed
thought | had locked the door; he had Connection
with the first night he got into tho bed ne remained
about two hours; saw him tho next day asked him
wna, what ne s meant BY coming into my room he said he
me he took tho key away the next morning looked
at tho lock and found that the out pus
other screws in it and nxed IT, The witness further
depoFed that the intercourse occurred in all about
six times that in about two weeks she found herself
pregnant and was not then II Of She left the
defendants service about months ago being ont
Of employment she went to her parents and after
wards and hired with the defendants James The
witness was at considerable lengh with
view to mpeach her character For the defence,
OF the dcfcndan6s that
he had had connection with Mary MuvrhoL and that th8
first time was very shortly aftor she to his fathers
house The jury rendered sealed verdict this morning.
or tho plaintiff, $4,000
REDUCTION OF POSTAGE TO BUyNos AYREs.-Ws
are authorized to say that information having been
received at tho Post Office Department OF the reduction q
nc British packet rate OF postage letters conveycd b
tween England and Buenos Ayros any other part az
the Argentine Republic from 2s I'd TO ls for letter no<
exceeding the weight Of half ounce the rate (which
must be prepaid hereafter to be charged letter Of
half an ounce or under from any Office in the United
states to part Of the Argentine Republic is
cents instead Of eighty cents heretofore 1t h
to be borne in mind that this reduction applies only
letters TO ana from the Argentine Republic which
divided into the following departments viz -Buenos
Ayres Santa Fe. Entire Rios Corrientcs Msones Cordo
va Santiago, Tucuman. Salta Catamarca La Roa San
Juan. San Luis, and Mendoza To Brazil aud Monte
video the postage remains unchanged Intel
igeneer. March IL
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f.iflxens, bank on Louislana

New ORLEANS, March 10, 1852
The Citizens Bank bill passed to-day by the Legs
lature by large majority over the Governors veto.
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Ir1ELtioEScy FROM Msuco.--wc in receipt of
files Of the 7rt dc Urom from the Mexican capital ~
the 14h February The British steamship Great Western
arrived the 9th ut mt Vera Cruz from Jamaica and
Tampico. The Senate of Congress engaged in dis
cusing the matter Of the tobacco contracts The Cham
Der had made their committees report the railroad be-
tween Vera Cruz and Acapulco the order Of tho day
appears that the authorities Of Matamoras will not or
cannot or dare not re-cstabsh the tariff ut that port
being troubled with the threatened reappearance Of Cen
Caravasl The Mexican schooncrs Atrevido and Rosario
were wrecked in the gale in which the brig Union
was lost on tho 18th January. company Of spanish
bull fighters had arrived at Vera Cruz conducta had
arrived al Vera Cruz from the capital with sle1oo0o
The Sigo states that committee had been appointed BY
the City Council to take the Of the capital Ia
the Senate Of Congress 0aguba had beon selected pre1
dent and Lafagua Vice President Esoudero had been
chosen President Of the Chambers and VcrduSco sce
President The commerce of Mazatlan was on tns uo-
cline The California steamers no longer toucncu
Mr Watermeycr had been Recognized ~ pos'A oO''"s
at Vera Cruz-Netc ORLEANS Della bfrrch 2
OPENING OF TUE CLEVELAND AND PiIrsBuRa
RAunoAD TO WELLsvILLE.-A grand ceremony
tool pi,cc On The 4th 5b and 6tn inst on the occatca
~ , oneonr Of the railroad which connects the skcs
uj,b ta ohio river This road commences At CleyeianA,
on lsKs Erie sni terminates 1T We',syiie oo tina
DhiS river
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NEWS BY TELEGRA III .

NEWS BY TEL II G II A p II.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
Kossuth,s Bill Of Fare In Washington to bo
Paid at Last by tho Senate.
THE PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION IN THE HOUSE.
The Chances OF Douglas and Butler.
AFT AIRS IN ALE BANY.
s>~>~NoN>os.>oro~~o~o~>oJ>
THE AFRICAN COLONIZATION MOVEMENT
IN THE SENATE.
EDIFICATION OF THE COL0RND FOLKS
IN THE GALLERIES.
c~-->.Nl~o1.N14oS>,.o.o1>~c.N.
THE CANAL JUSTIFICATION,
sc. Sc. &c.
The Latest from Washington.
TREATIES WITH PHRsIA AND COSTA RIOA-0ONsULS
ArPOINTBD-COM. sTo0KT0N's sPHH0H, Er0.
srEciAL coRREsforDEScE
WASHINGTON, March lilo P. NJ.
The Senate in executive session. to-day ratified treaties
with Persia and Costa Rca
Mr.. Adams, of Mass confirmed as Consul at Slnga
pore vice Mr. Ballestier also Mr. Irwin of Kentucky
Consul at Ravenna Several other combinations were
made including tho Collector at New Orleans.
There Is much conversation here in consequence Of the
suppression of Commodore Stocktons speech yesterday
with regard to Mr. Seward and the Congressional banquet
1t Is said though 1t is scarcely credible that the reporters
bribed not to publish 1t.
METHODIST TCONFERENCE-QUARTERMAs GENERAL
JEsUP-MR. MARsHALL's SPHECH, ETC.
FROM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WARRINGTON, March H. 1852.
The annual conference Of the Methodist Protestant
Church assembled to-day in Georgetown It largely
attended. Dr. Reese presided
Quartermaster General Jesup will receive severe
handling next week the members Of tho House, for ex
oessve expenditures in his department over the appro
priations for the fiscal year.
The speech Of Mr. Marshall Of California in favor Of
Douglas and defending the Democratic RepeW creates
considerable excitement amongst politicians
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New Hampshire Election.

New Hampshire Election.
CONCORD, March II, 1852
Concord yesterday elected four coaltioniss to tho House
q Representatives. choice two The result for Cover
nor In 181 towns is:-Martin, (dcm) 24.53s; Sawyer
(whig) 17,149 Atwood. (free soiD 1913 Martins net
gain thus far from last year. is 3529 He Is probably
elected by about 900 majority The Legislature stands
thus far 40 democrats to 105 opposition.
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large meeting held this morning at the Exchange,
IN favor Of proposed railroad from the terminus Of the
York and Cumberland road to Sunbury. One hundred
and fifty delegates appointed represent this city in
the convention to be held here next Saturday.
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A ssIGNEE's SALE OF HANDSOME FURNITURE,
1 PinnQfnrtes, Mirrora &c. this

n SSIGNEES SALE OF HANDSOME FURNITURE,
n Pianofortes Mirrors. Carpets So, this day, At
10 O'Clock, at the sales room, 50 Nassau street.
Fulton.R c. Kemp will sell at austion, above without
venience Consisting lsree Assort
nsnt Of rosewood and parlor dining and
chamber Furniture, which is worthy OF the at
tention Of housekecpers and consists ofbeauty carved
,ossyeod Paior Furniture IN French satin boeatee one
Mirrors feet inches long Tapestry Brussels and ether
and rosewood and marble center and
pier Tables set Of elegant carved rosewood Chamber
Natre:ses library and secretary Bookcases Extension
stands Silver Platedware Table Cutlery roiletware &c.
and general assortmens Of good, plain Furniture Aso
1000 prime Havana Segars Catalogues tho morning OF
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Railroad Intelligence.

THE OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA ROAD.
PrTrsBuRo, March H. 1852.
The Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Is completed
Maseillon and the Ohio opening celebration takes pac
to-day The river Is in good navgabc order for tn
largest class steamers.
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Pennsylvania Legislature.

Pennsylvania Legislature.
THE MAINE LAw-sMALL E0TB BILL
HAnRIsnuRa, March IL, 1852
It is the general opinion here that the Maine Liquor
law will pass the Legislature subject to vote Of approval
by the people.
The Small Note bill has been rejected in the Senate by
a vote OF IT to 16
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ERANCIS H. REvELL, AUCTIONEBR-WILL BE
sold by auction, the premises at CanovA Mills on
Ssdgwick street. Coumbia in South Brooklyn March
l2th at l0 o'clock the wing fixtures Of Plaster
Ono Caicping Kettle and appurtensnces one Plaste.
sgpendages Also. quantity Of Marble Dust and Land
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From Pittsb urg

PIrrssuno. March IL, 1859
Mayor Guthrie hns been dangerously i'll for some time
but ia slowly recovering
The weather is beautiful and business is brisk.
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NEw OxLEASs March 10, 1852
The Democratic Convention asscmhed Al Baton Rouge
and declared Cas- the first choice Of the party In Louis
iana the vote being 1Ol for Csss 10 " for Douglas Mr.
Buchanan withdrawn, and his friends Joined the Cas-
party.
Resolutions were passed approving OF the democratic
platform Of tho last National Convention and declaring
that the party will vote for any nominee of the Baltimore
Convention.
resolution, declaring Douglas the second choice Of
the convention, was voted down
There no harmony in the convention which ad-
journed sine die last evening
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r. COTTON. AucTIoNEER:-F. COTTON WILL SELL
this day Friday, l0k oclcok at tho auction
g Beekman street large and gentee assortment
Cabinet Furniture, comprising wood and mahogan
Furniture variety such Sofas In plush SATIN
and hair cloth French Bedsteadg Dress Bureaus wood
and Mahogany Centre and Card Tables Book Cases. ecra
tares black walnut and mahovany spring seat Chairs in
quantity mahogany and plush Rockers Dvans and OF
tomans white and gilt Chamber Furniture Hat StAnds Sofa
Bedsteads CARPETS and Oil Cloths thirty Hair Mattresses
Chairs; also twenty full pieces of OIL Cloth entirely
Brussels and Ingram lot Glass Cases and Counter
ALSO second hand Billiard Table, with mace, &C.
No postponement. Catalogues ready at O'clock.
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BY MoRsEs MAGNETIC LINZ, oFfIcE coRNEs OF WALL sTR
AND BROADWAY.
Marn
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

Kossuth's Bill Of Fare In Washington to bo
Paid at Last by the Senate.
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nIL PAINTINGS AND NORTHUMBERLAND T.
~ Leeds will sell at auction Saturday. even
ing at o'clock at sales room SO Chambers street
variety Of pleasing Parlor and Cabinet Paintings Also
stple and mezxotnt Engravings Catalogues
q be oxamin ed ON the morning Of sale.
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rnE APPROPRIATION PoR MIGRANTS TO LIBERIA
THE STATE FINANOEs-ORYSTAL PALACE IN0ORPO-
RATED-THE CANAL LETTINGS -MoRE MYSTERY
AND SMOKE ETC.
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AUCTION sALEH.
FUTURE DAYS.

2Alz4 On LAND BELOW MOCK wET8
y 4MDE& 4 TnuDT DEED ~ viflne ofadesl
g Ina exscu4ed b Anshcpy KoberD, q ffes
49, g color 30 tie undersjened q trustee, 10 -
:. dant aue 10 Robert Hin, who has assigned
~ - - g Edward ~ DAhney, dated The ssh day
- 49, asoAs md recorded In the Clerks Once Of
~ 80 County Courf, on he esh dsy Of My. IN
-. II - go. shail. On Tuesdsy, he 18Th
= 5.,s,s ssnc 49, = o'clock 4, procee Is se
= 1870 ,ecaons On he euises. Is fhe hirhest-
- = iot g Le1d In the codnty 81 Heurjen 81
ss =. ~ q hirhmond, adioininw De nronertv
me property Of r. Wsddill' cons.suin. 90
or less g ses e'knt inches, more
TxsMs.-So much OF the purchase v,o,.. ). :.
PAID n cash = win pay the expeuses 81 - "a
the sum OF e25o with the Interest ~h;.h = - ~
due thereon, and the balance payable on ~ SSsss
day of June 1854 with interest thereon &c. ~ =
day of sale, payable annually. the purcbsser =.
cutting his single bill therefor, and deed n Iss,
on the property TO secure the same. The tifle =
the property believe to be good. but eellirg 4.
trustee shall only convey such a. Il vested ir A.
by the deed Of Trust Aforesaid Should the weeth
er be such, on the day of sale, ~ to prevent n.
same, the said sale win be continued from dsy &
day. and to the same hour, until IL IL effected.
je4-tds JAMES Elicit
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AUCTION SALES


NOTICB.-Hz virtue Of decd 81 fTr-S 's..-..
~ ted 70 me By Niles + Phfllips, dstei ~. ~
O. q psember. lGl8, and rssogdsd q de- C3se<l /.
once 9 The Hu.tinGs Court IN The City e ~.
mcud, me 10Th day Of the same month. 1e<0. =.
Tuesday. the 18th Of Juns, q IL O'Clock. / sAsIl
proceed TO sell ~ public aucton tho hiehest bj
der. Tor cash, tbs Household and Kitchen Furnt.
lure OF Niles T. PhiIips, named in said deed. Al
%, one Cooking Stove (patenk) The sale win txke
pace y NE residence Of said Philippe corner q
sac TO pc conducted by Gro ]. SuMnEn, Auctr,
je l2-tds LEMGEL RIPLEY. Truster.
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GENERAL SCoTT's CoMP RoMisE LETTER..
The Washington correspondent of the Phila-
delphia American says there is no truth in the
statement that General Scott has written a let
ter in favor of the Compromise to be read III
the Wing National Convention, but adds, that
:" he should receive the nomination, he will,
10 some proper shape, proclaim the same ma
uonai sentiments which he has always enter
tanned and avowed. If he sho uld not be non-
mated, there will be no occasion Tor any for
mai declaration Of his opinions"
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BIZ TOIsRR g COOK.
TRUST SALE or V7IUARI.E Pnn

II ..511<1 VI WAAO AA&A&
IEnIi-by virtue Of deed q uuw g.
I.e9 % ne ~ Valentine Heckier and wife 80
~ lo.n cay VI January, le52 aru recorded = -
xSiA Omce Henrico County Tie 2oxh - II
me same month shall, on Menday. The ~ -
OF june, ieoz, Il the hour Of Good "a ia -
ing, procsed 20 sell at public auction. 10 The 49,
oioatr, part 81 the property convened 81 aid 3S4
as follows, to wit the House aud lot m r,--2
street, in the city of Richmond, Known = RsssS
ett's Tavt IN; and on the 18th day of Jun>. -
at the same hour, shall proceed 10 cell two -.
Tenements and two frame Tenemenss. viz sS--
and halt acres of land thereunso attachel r.
Rockets, partly in the county of Henrico snd -
~ In the city OF Richmond a
Upon the Brackets Tavern there u kea -
three thousa od six hundred and fifty dollars. = -
vor OF g w. Toler. payable on the sard d, 90
tober, 1852.
The terms of the sale win be, for the ROOD
property one-third cash, and the residue on cxul
OF twelve and eighteen months, with interest f1um
the day OF sale. For the Bracketts's Tavern prop-
ty, one-third cash the cum Of three thousand u
hundred and fifty dollars, payable on the x3ra ~
OF October, 1852, and the residue eighteen muae1n
from the day of sale, with interest from thatasY-
Negotiable notes will be required from the ~
chasers tor the credit inslalments, and doedb q
trust upon the properly sold, to secure the psyaa
of said iDstalments- The trustee viii only csnuuv
such title as is in him. The sale TO be conductaa
ToLER a. Cook.
je 2--tds G. A. MYERS, Trus6ee
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There was an interesting will case decided
at the late term of the Fairfax Circuit Court.
The case was between the heirs of VIM. Keepe
and the legatees under his will. The heirs
contested the validity of the will, on the ground
of undue influence. The will was set aside
by the verdict of the jury. Edwards and Tho.
mas for the will. l.. B.Taylor and McF arIan
against the MilI.-dIer Gnx
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NALE OF FURNITURE, NEGRO, &c.
~ Under the directions of decree OF the Girl
cult Court of Chancery for the County of Henrico,
pronounced on the 4th May, 1852, in the suit of
Colquitt us. Ellis the undersigned Deputy Sheriff
for Isaac A. Goddin, Sheriff of Henr1co County,
will, on Friday, the 18th Of the present month,
Uune) at the resioenc of VIM. B. Ellis, corner of
Baker and St. Johns streets, (near Geo. Nicholson's
grocery expose to public sale for cash. the lot of
Household Furniture embraced in deed executed
by the defendant, Ellis, TO the plaintiff as trustee on
the 18th of July l647; and Immediately afterwards
will hire out the following slaves, to wit: Mary
and her four children, Harriet Nelson, Thomas and
Emma; and on Saturday Morning, the 10Th of
the present month, June, 10 o'clock, at the auc.
ton house of N. 3. C. B. Hill will offer for sale
the negro woman Mason. TO the highest bidder for
cash. THOMAS w. boswell, ID. s.,
For J. A. GODDIN, $. HC.
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Dsisgsses from Ssstk Cardiac % he 1vAix
Cencention.

Uetsgases JSom Neath Cardiac T. he Wkie
Cencentiom.
CHARLrsroS, June 1.-THE Wing State
Convention was largely attended, and The az.
most harmony and enthusiasm prevailed.
The preamble sets forth the many sacrifices
the Wings Of South Carolina have made in
their devotion 10 the Union, and asserts their
readiness 10 STAND upon the Compromise plat.
form, and snsintain il 40 essential to the harmo-
ny and existence of the Wing party, and the
integrity Of the Union.
The first resolution declares thar the Whiss
of South Carolina will give cordial and hear.
~ support to any Wing candidate, and none
other, who avows his acceptance Of the Com.
promise as fnality. The Cd resolution en-.
dorses the present administration, and eulogizes
Fillmore. The Sd expresses admiration Of
the talents of Webster. None of The resoln.
tons instruct The delegates, but they will vote
for Fillmore as their first, and Webster as their
second choice.
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Deci.;ou aeaiust The Art Union.

NEW YORK, June ia suit has been pen.
ding against this association for some time,
charging that il had overstepped the specifca-
tons of its charter. by encouraging a system
Of lottery, contrary to the laws Of the State OF
New York, forbidding lotteries. To day the
case was decided by the Superior Court, pro-
nouncing the actions of the association known
as the "Au Union" illegal and unconstitu.
llOnal
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NV Yonx 1une ~.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
Five Days Later from Europe.

NEW YORK, Jane 13.
The steamer Baltic has arrived. She left
Liverpool on the ID inst.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
CoTToE-Quiet. Prices a shade less firm.
Sales Of three days, 10000 bales, Of which
$4,000 were for speculation and export. Nearly
all the sales were American. Imports for the
three days, 13. 500 bales. Prices: Orleans fair.
st i middling, 5-l6; ordinary, 81 to Al ND.
land fair, 81; middling. ST to 3-I6; ordinary,
Ito AID. The manufacturing districts were
dull, owing to the WEitsantide holiday. A
good feeling prevailed.
CoRN.-Markets, we'll attended.
WHEAT and FLoUR.-During.,he last week,
wheat and -four met with ready sales at fall
rates.
Miscellaneous News.
The Europa arrived out on the evening of
the Both ult.
The political affairs of France were quiet
A great improvement was manifest in trade.
The crops in England and Ireland are ex-
tremely promising.
The Pope had confirmed the appointment Of
DIR. Cullen to the Bishopric ofDublin.
Napoleon's demand for large appropriation
for the purpose of increasing the army, was re-
jected by the commissioners on the budget
whose report likewise condemned the confs-
cation Of the Orleans property.
Napoleon's special envoy to the northern
powers was reported TO have been well re-
ceived, but the northern powers refused to
countenance the scheme ola Congress of SOW
ereigns to which England shall be invited to
become party.
Brown and Shipley's Circular quotes corn
at an advance Of cd, and Ma1well's Circular at
an advance of Is. Consols advanced to 1904
al. American Stocks frmer. but little doing.
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BY JANIS M. rAYLOn.
TRUSTRES, SALE on RRICH

= HOUSE AND LOT ON 20rH STREET.-By
virtue OF the provisions of deed of trust executed
BY Henry B. Head to the undersirned a trustees.
dated Jun December, 1sas, and ouly recorded IN
Richmond Hastings Court, Clerks Office. ard al
the request OF the benefciaries in said deed, we
sn1i, 1ner a. public auction, the premises, on
aoESDA me I'd inst commencing at O'Clock,
r. NJ, the property described in said deed. being
lot OF Ground situated on the east side of 20th
street. commencing at the distance of north
81 street. fronting % feet and running back 1872
zee. ane bounded ON its southern line by an alley 10
feet wide, on which lot stands neat Brick House.
at Present occupied BY Lewis H. Luck, ESQ.
TERMs-one.third cash; the balance at and 70
months for negotiable notes bearing interest and
secured by a deed Of trust upon the property.
AS trustees we shall convey only such title az is
vested in US by ssid deed. :. =
WIN. G. PAYNE,
RIO. A. PAYNE, { irusees-
je 9-tds JAMES A. TAYLOR A,,ctr