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COMMERCIAL CONVENTION-FAIL
ITRES

New ORLEANS, Jan. 13.-The Commercial
Convention have passed resolutions iii favor
of the Pacific Railroad-in favor of remov
ing distractions and deepening the mouth of
the Mississippi-for regulating guarantees
for New Orleans and other cities, during the
existence of fever-in favor of Education on
Southern principles. Resolutions were offer
ed, recommending the abrogation of the Usu-
ry Laws, which were referred 1t is suppos-
ed the Convention will adjourn to night.
Sweeney, Green & Co, cotton factors, have
suspended; also, Fellows Il Co., dealers in
cotton and tobacco.
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BY GODDIN & APPERsON.
pEREMPTORY AND EXTENSIVE

l. SALE. ON THE PAMUNKEY RIVER or
LANDS, SLAVES. STOCKS, IMPLEMENTS AND
CROPS.-HavDg ON the 18th December, 1854, sold
at Auction the Estates called Difficult Hill and
"Malixon," the remainder of the valuable landed
Estate Slaves &C. will be sold In the order hsrete-
fore advertised, beginning on TUESDAY, the 10Th
January. 1855, the premises, (if fair If not the
next fair day. at the hour of ~ O'Clock, with that
really valuable and productive Estate called aBleak
HILL" containing about 1000 acres situated IN the
county Of King William, the Pamunkey River
Immediately opposite to Horn Quarter on which
I reside. =
After the sale Of the land all of the personal estate
thereon, consisting Of large number Of most valua-
of Corn, Fodder &c, will be sold.
Horn Quarter" Sycamore Grove. /" and the other
Lands heretofore advertised, will be sold at Auction
on the premises, on TUESDAY the 10Th February
1855, on the terms heretofore announced.
For further description of these Estates reference
is made to late advertisement in the Richmond
Enquirer and to circulated In various parts
of the country.
TERMs-For the ''Bleak Hilln Estate. one.third
cash. Tor satisfactory endorsed negotiable note ct
months, interest added balance at and years. for
negotiable notes. interest added, and all of raid
notes secured BY Trust Deed. For the Slsyes cash.
or month"; credit bearing interest," for satisfactory
endorsed negotiable notes.
For the perishabe Estate, all sums under $50 cash.
over that amount months credit for bonds bearing
interest with good security; but endorsement
will be made on the said bonds, that IL they be paid
within ten days after maturity the interest will be
remtted GEORGE TAYLOR.
Near Hanover Court House. Va
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & ApPEKsoN, Aucts.
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BY GODDIN L. APPEkSON.
COMMISSIONERS sALEOF HOTr

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOT ON CATHARTNE ST, IN Ora
HAMS ADDITION, NEAR THE CITY OF RICH
MOND.-As Commissioner appointed by decree of
Henrico County Court, made on the LIST jan, 1856
In the case OF CHARLES against Crump &c - shall
DAY, the 18th day of January 1885, at the hour of
o'clock NJ. the real estate in the bill mentioned
consisting of House and Lot on the South side of
Cathsrne street, of which Mrs E. NJ Crump died
seized, and near the residence of Mr. John B. Val.
entine.
TERMs-One third cash; balance at and II months,
for bonds with good security and title retained till
last bond shall be paid and CONVEYANCE directed by
the Court. w. GODDIN, Com'r.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. ApPERsoN, Aucts.
ia 12-6td
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF TIE NORTHERN LIGHT,
WITH HALF MILLION OF GOLD.

| ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT
WITH HALF MILLION OF GOLD.
NEw YORK, January 15th.-The steamer
Northern light arrived this morning from
San Juan. She brings two hundred and
twenty-seven passengers, and half million
of dollars in gold consigned to yarious
houses.
The United States Frigate Co'um bia lief,
San Juan on the 9th January. on a cruise
The Princeton was at Key West.
The brig Tartar from Charleston, with a
cargo of rice, was ashore on Tortugas
The committee appointed by the railroad
meeting in San Francisco, decided that stage
route over the plains would be the best means
of securing the speedy completion of the pro-
posed railroad. The State would probably
be memorialised for subscription to it.
1t is stated that the State capitol of Califor.
MIA will probably be located at Sacramento.
The libel suits of Geo. Thacker and wife,
against the editor of the Christian Advocate,
had resulted in favor of the plaintiffs-dam-
ges $4,000.
Rain was greatly needed Cattle and vege-
tation were suffering severely. The miners
were throwing up immense piles of dirt, an
ticipating heavy falls of rain.
The miners were calculating On heavier
yield of gold than ever
great fire had occurred at the town OF
Vallecito, by which a large portion of the bu-
siness part of the place was destroyed
Business was generally very dull in San
Francisco, and nothing Of more than ordinary
| interest is brought by the steamer.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

GTRAY MARE AT AUCTION.-On
~ SATURDAY, goth inst, at the large Horse Lot
nearly in of my store, will sell at Auction, for
cash, spriehtly BAY MARE, having marks of being
draught animal. The same taken up by Mr.. Jas.
Binford, in the lower part of Henrico county,
estray and duly advertised. She can be- seen at the
Stable Of Robt r. Brosddus, 18th between Frank
lin and Grace SITS. R. CAUTHORN
ia 10-drd&wlt Auct.
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, BOOTS,
~ SHOES. HATS AND CAPS AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. commencing at IL
O'Clock NJ / will sell at Auction desirable lot of
CLOTHING consisting of Cloth, Dress and Frock
Coats; heavy Cassnet do Over-Coats; Cashmere and
Csssinet Pants; Silk and Satin Vests; large lot of
heavy ksrsey Coats; black, white and mixed Hose
and balfHose; Suspenders, &c.
ALSO-Fancy Cassimeres; blesched and yellow
Cottons; Cslicoes; Blankets; Cravats Silk and Cot
ton hdkfs Shawls &c
BOOTS AND SHOES.-l5 cases Boots and Shoes
of all qualities.
HATS AND CAPS.-1O cases Hats and Caps
among which will be found lot of handsome Fur,
SILK and Plush Caps, &c. r. CAUTHORN,
ia IL Auctioneer.
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TIE NATIONAL INTELLIGREcER.- This old and
7eneTa'ea Journal was published yesterday very
much enlarged: column being added to each
page. We in hopes that when the lntelligen-
Ger did enlarge, it would have been made proper.
iionay longer; but its old proportions are preser-
we'd The editors, in referring to the enlargement
Of tAeiI paper, mention that it was established at
the time OF the removal OF the Seat of Government
10 Washington in 1900. The locality was then a
wilderness and their paper was so small as to be
no" quito curiosity. But with the city, the pa.
per also grew until it is now very large street.
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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE.

WAsHINGToN Jan. l5.-The Regents of the
Smithsonian Institute met to day, and by a
majority of several votes, sustained the ad-
ministration of Professor Henry. 1t is re-
ported that the members who voted in the
minority refused to take further part in the
business of the Institute, and the. board ad-
iourned to meet again on the eth inst
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MAIL TRAIN ATTACKED BY INDIANs.-The San
Antonio papers OF the 28h ult. give full particulars
Of Al attack made by Indians on Dr. Geddings, of
thas city aud his party, while in charge of tue mall
Tran between San Antonio and Ell Paso.
Il appears that on the 18th November, 10 the VIZ
entity Of The Dead Mans Hole" not far from the
L'mRia, Dr.. Geddings and the nine men under his
Command IN company with Col Skellman and five
mn were pursuing their journey, when about sew
eHty i've Inc iaus commenced the attack Tho hat
he continued during the day without cessation the
indians hgh'ing with that spirit which ia character.
sac o! them. The Indians were finally driven from
tagf position. and in tact completely routed, horse
a'l 'oo ana the little band came oil masters of the
Asd. Seven OF the Indians were killed, and ten
wounded, and on the other side we believe. all the
damageiwas four mules killed
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THE LATE JOHN $. BARBOUR.-THF
COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1--we learn that the
Hon. John s. Barbour, Sem, who died on
Friday, died of an affection of the heart. Five
minutes before he breathed his last, his life
was not thought in danger.
The Annual meeting of the Colonization
Society will take place here ON the 23d inst.
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Int re STING DEBATE IN THE CoNSTITU'
ENT CORTES ON THE CURAN QUESTION.

Session OF DECEMBER 10, 1854 Mr.. Marsat4gui,
representative OF SAINT ,nder. asked tir nfor9aton
aoout the negotiations wit the Unitss states IA re-
alton to the Black Warrior affair TIE speaker &C
sased otinordinste ambition the Moth American de-
mocracv. which SUPP lib rty in theory; but maio
t>ins slave y.
Mr.. Luzariase, Mi, lister OF FOREIGN Affairs answer
ed that the government de ermined to ma ntain
the int ty of the Sp tnsh territory, without
iectnE the Difference due TO other nations. Ia the
means to act wa, that selling Cuba would be to sell
Spanish honor, tAppiause
The minister of Public Works observed that the
question OF slavery wss very delicate one when ar-
piled to q county which might have the fate of San
Domingo il the slaves were emsncipated imprudsnt
!y and without due preesutson. MARKS Of general
sssent)
A motion from NJ. O!cs ga Yves thsn Rad, desiring
the Cries 10 ADOPT NJ. Luzariusa's declaration
letter from Madrid to the Journal Des Debats
dated iJtb December. says:
THE question of the sale or alienation of Cub, Is
now settled; Nv wssteyeE Esopos the United States
fer to the motion of NJ. olozsga adopted unaui-
tiation."
Another letter. dated Madrid, Dec. q, save:
THE Spanish government has not acquiesced in
the proposition made by the British Mn.ter at Ma.
drid. 10 proclaim the slave trade piracy. deeming
that und present circumstsnces il ia sufficient for
England aud the peace Of Cuba that the treaties
existing between Spain and Er gland should be
forced Instructions have, however been sent to
the Captain General Of Cuba, General Jose de la
Concha, to carry out the spulations entered upon
with England without ceasng to prevent the slave
trade"
A Paris letter says:
A special diplomatic messenger, ust arrived from
Madrid brings news of curious nature p regard to
the position Of Mr. soule in that capital and the
gress of the Cuban question. This gentleman as
sures me that, whatever may have been said 10 the
contrary, Mr.. Soule received in Madrid, on his
return from Paris in a manner the most fstterng.-
Soon after arriving Mr. called upon the me.nbers
of the Cabinet and the Diplomatic corps etiquette
requires, and within the twenty-four hours too
ing his call returned by every individual OF these
two bodies and he otherwise treated with mark
ed poteness which seems difficult to compreh c nd
under the circumstances
The unanimous decision OF the Spanish Cabinet and
Cores to oppose to the last the aston of the Island
OF Cuba, the politeness with which Mr.. SGus 10
treated snd the of the Presidents Mes-
sage on this subject, all point to speedy and quiet
settlement Of the Black Warrior and other dill sui
ties OF similar nature; without any provision. in
relation to the future security posto of the Island
of Cubs
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE q

Nv I q I OIN
EIGHTEENTH. BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TlON.-Wil be sold on FRIDAY next 18th Janua-
~, 1855. on the premises. commencing at o'clock
most valuable Lot. with en- old wooden building
thereon, fronting IS feet the East side of 18th,
between Main and Franklin Streets running back
about 60 feet, more less to the line of Mr.. J. H
Grants factory lot
TERMs-One.fourth cash; balance at 4, 8 and u
months for egotable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed, title retained. The fox the
present year to be paid by the purchaser.
ia Is GODDIN & APPERSON Aucts
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TREASURER OF PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRIsBURG, Jan. 15.-Eli Slifer, Ameri
can, Know Nothing was to-day elected
Treasurer.
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BY ELIAS HALE,
(Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
No. los Main street

GREAT SALE OF RARE AND VA
" LUARLE BOOKS AT AUCTION. on WE'D
NESDAY EVENING. Jan. 10th, at O'clock and
continue tve evening through the week
This St. ck embraces all the Standard Worss in
clnding His DRY, Poetical, School, Classical Law.
Medical, DC. &c. = :
Also, a-ge Miscellaneous assortment of Gift
Books, fIeysr Books, Blank Books Agricultural
Works, some so different authors Albums Anruals
and Holiday Presents for 1855, Diaries Pocket NE.
morandums Gold Pens and Pencils, &C.
Also will be added, by order OF the Court 2f4 90.
pies of Fletchers Studies Slavery, said to be q
very ably written work.
Catalogues are now ready.
ELIAS HALE, Auct.,
jay No. LOG Main at
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FIRE IN NEW YORK.

On Sunday morning, fire occurred in N.
York, which destroyed the Exch ange Hotel
the House Telegraph Office, and four stores
Loss not ascertained.
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Ill PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL-EFFECTs
OF THE RECIPROCITY TREATY

, va NGToN, Jan. 1.-THE probabilities are in
A''[ u tie passage Of the Pacific Railroad bill in
~ 'ouse on the 18th inst, but az three members
fi,sr see committee in the Senate have respec.
a[-y independent plans Of their own, il will prob.
ny ny So 0ack from the Senate in such shape that
'At House may not concur.
T,i'es received from Nova Scotia represent the
., q tnal province as highly pleased with the
mss''n -, the reciprocity bill. arrangements are
F4ctou rcxt season u 0o"' mum
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY GoDDTN 4 APPERsON.

VALUABLE FARM NEAR RICH
MOND. rOR LEASE. AND PERSONAL ES
TATE THEREON. FOR SALE AT AUCTION :
Mr. George Woodfin having determined to remove
to his dwelling on Church n I'll. we will on SATUR
DAY. the 10th Jauuay, 1855, Lease until lst ia
nuary next. ct public auction, the Farm which he
resides, situated Biakey's Mil. one nile East
of Richmond containing I6 acres, The land IL high.
ly improved, and the dwelling thereon In first.r rate
order. The other buildings are in good repair.
At the same time and place, will be sold the fol-
lowing Personal Property. viz
One HORSE; three fine cows; one excellent
CARRIAGE and HARNESS; two CARTS, and q
large parcel of excellent Farming Utensils.
To persons disposed to engage In the market bust
periunity.
Terms at sale. GoDDIN APPERsoN.
ia 10 Aucts.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN DU-
y VALS ADDITION ON BAKER AND ST.
pAuL SHEETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold on MONDAY afternoon, the I'D Jan,
1888, On the premises, commencing at O'Clock, the
halt acre Lot at the corner of Baker sgd st. Paul
streets, en- which there stands large brick Tene-
ment, now In the occupancy of Mr.. Austin Minor.
After which, will be sold the half acre Lot in rear
which will be divided into suitable sized building
lots.
TERms-One third cash; balance at and month";
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by
trust deed, title retained The taxes for the pre-
sent year to be paid by the purchaser.
ja15 GODDIN APPERsON, Aucts.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TOBACCO

/ 'RUOIEEO s A l. z OF IUBACCO
Il SCREWS, PRESSES. FLATTENING MILLS
AND LARGE QUANTITY OF LUMBER, &C.,
AT AUCTION AS Trustee in a Deed, dated 20th of
December. 1854, from Joseph 9. Dill. Esq, duly
corded in Richmond Hastings Court, shall proceed
to sell at public Auction the Tobacco Factory.
DAY. the 18th day of January 1855. commencing at
10 o'clock, all the Tobacco Screws Presses Fiatten.
ing Mills &c, therein consisting of the usual va
rety; and on the following day, say FRIDAY, the
18th day of January, 1856 commencing at 12 O'Clock
NJ, at the Lumber Yard at the corner of Leigh and
Foushee ste very large lot of excellent Lumber
suitable for Tobacconists and others.
TERMs-All sums under $780, cash; over that amt
months credit, for approved endorsed negotiable
paper. Z. g. TOMPKINS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN L APPERsoN, Auets
ia8
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

Il REAL ESTATE ON PLANK ROAD, NEAR
RICHMOND As Trustees in Deed made by Sanl'l
Burch dated l4th October, 1883, duly recorded in
public Auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY,
the 18th day of January, 1885, commencing at 4
O'clock p. NJ, that excellent Brick Dwelling on the
North side of Plank Road. Richmond opposite
the residences of Mesars Charles Phillips sa1d w.
smith, fronting IS feet, running back 1873 feet
alley. The title is believed to be perfect but sell.
ing as Trustees, shall convey with the usual war.
Ia1ILy.
The terIas of payment, which will be remarkably
accommodating, will be made known az the hour Of
sails. w. GODDIN, r..
J. g. CABELL, AIuaiees'
5-e conducted by GoDDIE l. APPERsoN, Auets
fss-ItIs
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PHILADELPHIA PUT INTO
HAVANA.

New YORK, Jan. 1.-THE steamer Phila-
delphia, bound from New Orleans to this city,
put into Havana in distress. In a gale she
broke her rudder and threw a part of her
cargo overheard
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BUFFALO, Jan. 13-The repairs of the damage
done to the Erie Railroad by the rioters here have
been nearly completed, under the supervision OF
fnrnncf
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FROM MEXlCO-sOUTHERN CONVENTION
4 !, A

NEW ORLEANS, Jan I2.-IEe steamer Orizabs hss
arrived from Vera Cruz with dates from that mort
70 the 9Th, and from tina city of Mexico to the 9th
There ID no neWs of importance
n the Southern Commercial Convention to-day
resolutions were read declaring the acquisiton of
Cuba to be necessary for the protection OF commerce
the immediate action OF Congress th8 sub ect; re-
commencing reciprocal treaty with Spain aud Mexi-
&C; the repeal of the laws sUppresainR n slave
trade; ia favor OF railroad from Norfolk 20 the
mouth of the Ohio river
Mr. Marshall, OF Mississippi read a report dcc.ar.
ING that every thing OF value lad its origin IN the
institution of slavery.
Several speeches were made On the subj. ct Of &
railroad 10 the Pacific
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MARKETS,

mhhhElS.
New York, Jan. 15-Cotton is unchanged with
limited business. Flour Is in moderate demand
at previous rates. Corn is a trife lower. Pork
firm, with an upward tendency. Beef unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 15-Grain frmer, at former
quotations. Large receipts OF Corn.
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NEW YoRK, Jan. Il The ship caulkers of thii
city have resolved TO strike against reduction OF
their wages from S $50 to So The ship carpenter.
nave not determined what course to pursue.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

Il REAL L ATE. ON THE CORNER OF
CARY AND 17Tp STS.-As trustees in a deed of
trust dated 9Th June, 1913 duly recorded in Richmond
Hastings Court in deed book No. 81, page 1879, we
shall proceed to sell at public auction, on the pre-
misses on FRIDAY, the 10Th day of January, 1855,
valuable real estate viz lot in the City of Rich
nond, on the North side of Gary street, fronting
thereon &c feet, running back on the East line of
there stand several framed tenements The title to
the foregoing real estate believe to be good but
shall, trustees, convey with special warranty
only.
TERMs-Enough in cash to pay bond of $4,000.
and the interest thereon, and the expenses of sa;
and with respect TO the surplus of sale the will
be made known ct the hour of sale.
l.. B. PRICE, m,..
w. GODpIN, : Trustees
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APpERsoN, Aucts.
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PAGE. BACON & co.

New YORK, Jan. 15.-AH the drafts drawn
by the house of Page, Bacon Il Co. in Cali
fornia, are honored by the Bank of America.
The California house is not shaken by the
st. Louis failure.
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Governor Gardnec, of Massachusetts, has Issued
proclamation. in compliance with the acts OF Con-
sress and OF The Legislatures of Massachusetts and
New York, ceding to the State OF New York tha.
part Of massachusetts, knownlas Boston Corners.
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BUFFFALo, Jan. 13.--The legislature of Wiscon
sin assembled at Madison on Wednesday last
The most important business will be the election Of
u. S. Senator TO succeed Mr.. Walker.
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NEW ORLEANS Jan. l2-Messrs. Pickett Mac
Murdo & Co, bankers and A. j. Wright & Co
produce merchants ofths city, have suspended
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OswEGc, jan l2th.-The weather is moderate
Inc harpor is clear OF ice The propeller Saint
Nicholas, Capt. Williams arrived here TODAY from
Toronto, with 3,0l3 bbls. flour consigned to New
York. The Oswego railroad takes off $500 bbls.
daily - 49,
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM CArIFoRNI,

- '''' In III HUM CALIFORNIA
~" NELEANs, Jan. II The steamer Promo
ut ESs 1 L with California dates to The sd
500 nn l' reports that the Northern LIGHT had
'' ~, IN gold on board for New York ia"
Ct 6eaa ,e So"n oi Vallecito was burnt on the aad
" HrANCisco, Dec. % The markets general
liam. ~ e'' 0ur sli; Lard IA cents Bacon, 10 Ia;
Ne" York. '''E HSg'e ana Alabama from
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Of robe eho, Jan l3.-Last Friday evening partv
yyilyoers attacked the house Of family ps,ned
gyre+. near Ihorold, G. W, presenting their re-
dad ,si,, a, ,nen and decsmping with one hundred
touse Of 'J Iay night the same gang entered the
spG and presented pistols at the besd 81 ~; az inc
igurr ,{sass. They ransacked the house and
'NH 'hey escaped. aA' ''''''' VIII
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TuE D!sBANpED CompANIEs,-.Ths con naDie

The D!sBAHDED CoMpANIEa.--.The con panes
composed of foreigners that have d!sbaudei IL &C
cordance with the suggestion Of The Governor Of
Massachusetts, are:
The Columbia Artillery, CeP, Case; Webster
Artillery, Capt. Mckinney Shields artillery, Capt.
Young, and SarshteIj Guards, Capt Hogan Of B0s
tom Jackson Musketeers, Capt. Proctor, OF Low
ell; Union Guards, Capt. Liuehsm, of Lawreace ;
jackson Guards, Capt. Driecol Of Worcester
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WANTS,

NEW foRK, Jan. l3-The number of deaths in
this city during the past week amounts to 4l3.
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AUCTION eALus.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co

FUTURE DAYS.
BY DAVENPORT. ALIEN & co.
GROGERIES, &c, AT AUCTION
~ On THU RsDAY, 18th inst. we will sell At our
auction store at 10 O'Clock, assortment of GRO
CERES. viz:
Java COFFEE
Rsciified WHISKEY
encb BRANDY
CANDLES SOAP
A., B. and G Coffee SUGARS
Crushed and Powdered do
Green and Black TEAS
CIGARS; Wrapping PAPER
SILK HATS
WINDOW GLASS, &c. &c.
TERMs-Undei $780, cash; 300 and over. mos.
credit, for approved paper.
jsl5 DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO, Aucts.
Also 50 boxes Oranges and Lemons; so bbl,: su-
peror Old Whisky. jai6 D., A. co.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS, AT
II AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, Feb. ID, we will sell
at our auction store, at 10 o'clock
400 cases BOOTS, SHOES. HATS and CAPS
fresh and seesonable goods
TERMs-Under Sioo, CASH 500 and over, mos.
credit. for approved paper.
ia Is DAVENPORT, ALLEN L CO, Aucts.