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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-11

nation BY every one, nearly All goods are fresh
and new
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ToHN W. soMERINDYKE AUCrI0NEER.- STORE
81 10 Centre street. corner OF Franklin -Assgnee's
tsle Of groceries, &c0n Saturday, 13,h inst at 1ok
O'clock Thirty first street and Sixth avenue the
ty OF teas sugars coees soaps candles liquors In glass;
pickle in do preserves Spices branded cherries
wines in bottles peaches prunes mustard butter dour,
Sc also platform scales, counter scales oil and
Iasses and tea cans, the shelving and counters Ao
good horse, covered wagon sled harness, &C. James H.
Thorne, assignee
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMER FOR SOUTH
u ampton and Havre.--The United states mail
steamer ST. LOUIS, ). A. wotton, Commander, viii
leave New York on Saturday, January tho 18TH at
IL NJ, from pier No. 81 North river, foot Of Beach
street Prize Of passage hrs cabin $3.50; second cabin
s76. Luggage not wanted during tho voyage should
be sent on board the day before, marked bclo~. /"
No freight taken after Thursday, January tho iith.
For freight or passage apply to
A0R1IMlR IJviNGsT0N, Agent 90 Broadway.
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ID ussErL w. wEsTCUT, AUCTIONEER.-- syEAM
viii eel The premises 1876 Mercer street, sa,ur.
day, jan 10, at ~ o'clock 81 horse power steam
engine In perfect order, stamp press and dies cutting
press &c.
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r M0RIARTY, AuCTl0NEER, WILL SELL THIS
day AZ 10 o'clock, At l73 Chatham street, the fur
niture Of family from Twentieth street, and good
sortment ALEC from other families furniture; also 10
| Cd Country festher beds, mattresses, kc.
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NEw YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COM.
IN papy-Tor New Orleans, stopping at HsyanA, car.
Tyng III. United States mail. The steamship CAHAWBA,
shufeldt commander, vii san for the above ports
Of Beach street. North r,sr Frcgh, for tho intsor aod
for Mobile consigned 10 agent, la Nov Orleans,
James Connolly Co.. vii b Forwarded free 81
missions. Passenger. for Havana must procure pass.
ports before leaving port for fright passage apply
TO fIvIsGsTOS, CkOt HFHOS 90, Agents, 81 Bsyad-
way. N. H. The Black Warrior, J. %, Bsees, eommsn.
der viii succeed the C1hAvba and sail Friday February
o. Bills Of lad % must h. cent Tor signing The
ming rrsyious a the shin sailing.
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I0HN J.. VANDEWATER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
q WATER TURNER will sell on Thursday, Jan. II,
~ 10Y o'clock sales 30 Pine street aud % Cc
dar street, oil paintings, magnificent assortment OF
oil paintings in rich gilt frames mostly Of the Dussei
dorf school, just received per Isabeia from Europe, aud
consisting OF ne English and italian landscapes marine
views, figures fruit pieces, &C. Tho above arc all
original paintings and signed by the celebrated
artists Eckhart Verb toeven, H. Cornau Clasen,
vanglehin Kobel, Iinet Kennemaus, Gndin, Vanhove,
Bosboom kiers and several others Also fine American
Landscapes, marine views &c also fine oval paintings,
silk attached to glass by tho French artist Cham
beau The attention Of spcctfuy requested
to this sale they have been selected with great
from the fine collection in the city. The whole viii
be sold without reserve Now exhibition,
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10y kDWAkD SCHENCk.-EDWAKD sCTfENCK Will
Id sell At auction this day at n O'Clock at the sales
room 10 Wall street elegant sale Of diamond jswelry
imported watches. &c. The diamond jewelry includes
rich Partisan brilliant bracelets pins earrings sngls
stone and cluster rings, pins, &c, costly brilliant
crosses diamond eDameled watches for ladies, chats
aines, chains, rings charms Iockets, kc also, large
assortment u oostly imported chrononeters, double
tine keepers, Independent seconds lever duplex and
lrpine watches by the celebrated makers Jurgensen
BIstDg, rreres, Cooper, French, Tobias, Roske and
others siso, splendid assortment Of elegant silver
plated tea and coffee SETS cake baskets castors forks
and spoons fale positive. Terms cash.
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VIZ 4. hkfIOR, ArCr0NEEs- ny HDCaffTOs
w .BI1OR-1hls day, thursday, AZ IoH o'eiossi
AZ The fslesroom 1lS Nassau street elegantly eafyei
nrsi class cabinet furniture, mirrors psnnDfor,es OIL
paintings he, VIA sbehly carved rosewood parior far
ni,pre On suite covered IN saun broeAteii@ Ant hair
cloth 10 marble top esgrres freneh secr.tsrss hbra
~ boob ssses DO marble TOP AMI fancy tsbies
eIisbs on dining tabs, msboxsny oak Anf walnut 10
ehairs rosewood and mahogany sAsy, Notaire rockrg
and tarof chairs, SOFAS tstea tsics dvaos cola b-d
feads and eoucbes, wkrdrobss, bat Etanfs al ball
chairs bedfiss6s burssas AMI vssbssnss - u.sieb,
painted and snamsiisd chamber fvrnltare II s~'s t@t
hair mattresses and psihs.sss gin frame rler sni oval
mirror, OIL Paintings snd sngrayngs, rich fhns tes
sets silver pssd esstorr, forks snd spoons csi1ogss
ihs morning q ssis.
WI W. fHfRIKv AuCTDNf1J Will Et1ds
W. a. The store i01 raiton street, this xcrnlnr.
CThursdsy) 10Y oeiesf b-si e sna Aipi sh,@sss,
.. s,ssl ssssis,sa krssiss ssr rs:.a.rs. = " -
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AZ No. ass Broadway, New York, You Will
find C06TARs rat, coekroaeh, &C. eItermnator whole
sale and retai depot II is the only article that does
the work eHectuaL Try IT, and you win be to rid
your dwellings Of these nuisances.
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bsr ssssass - wssss - ssxn SAGA,
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For freight or passage apply to
EDW'D X. COLLINS, No. oWall street, New York.
BROWN SIMPLIFY CO, Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD A co. ~ Austin Friars, London,
II. @. WAINWRIGHT x 90, Paris
GEORGE H. DRAPER, Havre.
The OF these ships will not be accountable for
gold, silver, bullion, specie, icwery precious sones
metals unless bills Of lading signed therefor and
the value thereof therein expressed.
Shippers please take notice, that tho ships OF this line
cannot carry any goois contrabapd OF war
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III wnloN, AucrIoNEER.- SALE BY ORDER on

IL UI OIkDUfk VK
Il assignee, Friday morning, Jan Il, at II O'Clock,
AZ 69 West Twenty fourth street between Seventh and
Eighth avenues the entire rich rosewood and mahs gany
furniture in said house. embracing superior rose.
wood panoforte richly carved cost $500 rosewood
psror furniture in SATIN marble top tables, largo pier
glasses silk and lace window curtains rosewood etegere
with mirror doors and back cost sl2o rosewood quar-
tette tables music stands oil paintings tapestry GEAR
pets extension dining table dining room suite in ma
and china vases clocks rich cut glass rare, crockery
silver ware in great variety bedroom furniture in suits
in roser, cd and mahogany; beds and bedding hair
mattresses nc. also one splendid gold necklace, da-
mond pin and rings Of great value.
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wshpene has been offered Fulton other streets for
snie without having H. 7 Lovets signature writ.
ten with pen and pasted the outside wrapper They
rsrrestnt II as coming direct from Tovets oncs T02
Broadway, stating that his signature had been scciden
tally rubbed OF. The public may rest assured tina,
Lave no authorized agent Ia the city Of New York who
has the genuine vshpene for sale with " r. Loveps
own signature written with pen, and pastel the
outside wrrppsr. Io,ets wahpene tails 10 restore
gray hair 20 90 original color, add cures badness Also
efectusy remoyss all diseases 81 the scalp. LOyErS
oflce, To2 Broadway.
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fIsys9tTH wANTrD.--fw0 ACTIVE KulAnl
~ rse yta shp wlfs rert fsfsssness as fsf p~vms
N.,t ggssufns 1ssfpsl. lfzvssn street, HksgTsF
atHsfs 49, ats s'sigts - dag.
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(.AiUORSlA. - SMART AND ACTIVE YorSf
~ woman vsnfs .linsiies - Bsfts Asf assistant
. hnily going ~ Cahfortis The hest 81 fsfpsr Z
given far h0nssfy s.tfsiy and sbify. Issars ~ :,
Delaney street - Thufsday ssd Fridsy,
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II. -of furniture, pianofortes, &c.-Friday, at 1ol
O'clock at IS Nassau street, two doors from FultoaR
G. Kemp viii sell at auction above, all the furniture
OF sale and 10 b ssid without reserve by order Of
mortgage also furniture, cart harness. &c The fur
dealer and Is well worthy u the attention OF purchaser
Also, large assortment Of fancy house furnishing
articles large French mirrors oil paintings, pianofotes
and psror chairs, bedsteads bureaus wahstand hair
mattresses bookcases, centre and pier tables, clocks
looking glasses and al the usual variety Of furniture
and house furnishing goods Catalogues the morning
Of sale Also, q Singers patent sewing Machines
In good order; cost $40.
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Hyaftn L1o Balsam. - hheumat1sm IN its
most painful FORMS also scrofulu, old ulcers and the
worst Of diseases Of the blood, great debility, liver
complaint kidneys, ncpient consumption, Sc, most
srtsiniy cured BY this great purifier Principal depot
- Grand street; 70 cents per bottle.
The Greatest Discovery ef the Age.-That
IL what everybody states who has used DR.. Tobias
Venetian liniment for coughs, Group, sore throat
chappsd hands, frosted feet rhsumAtism, &c. II 1t
does rdeve, the money Is returned. Price, 70 and
IN cepts Depot Cort nd street
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M 0RTGAGE sAIE-A. NJ CRlsTALAR, AUcTI0NFER,
INl % sovery, viii sell on Friday 18th inst, 1t loIs
O'Clock large assortment OF ready made clothing and
piece goods combating Of cashmere and cloth frock sack
dress and overcoats cashmere, doeskin and satnet
pants figured silk valencia cloth satin and velvet vests
20 pieces Of fancy eassimsres does.ns sAnet French
and English broadcloths, silk and satin vestngs serges
buttons, cravats stocks, Hnngs trimmings Sc, &c.
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CBErHF SALE or HORSES, HARsEss Nc ON
Friday, January IA at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, At i35 and
13s Amos street. consisting Of thirty one stage horses
two sets stage harness.
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VI wednesday ~, 1000.
KANGAROO. About Wednesday -
Saloon SEQ, 500 and sos, according to state
lnnited number Of third class passengers will be
taken from Philadelphia and Liverpool, and fouad In
provisians.
From Philadelphia. >. $50 From Liverpool :. .H6
Parties wishing 70 bring out their friends obtain
certificates Of passage, and drafts Liverpool in
Of II sterling and upwards Apply to SAMUEL SMITH,
Agent II Walnut street. Philadelphia and No broad.
way, New York.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.

Churches - Celebration Arran osmeuts-Iu
ce76tGr'sm-PreSentati
ALEXANDRIA, February Is, 1855.
The pleasant weather and bright sunshine
has drawn crowds to our churches to-day.
Little is stirring worthy of record
The meeting convened at Carson's restau.
rant to secure an appropriate celebrate of
the coming 22d, was presided over by the
Mayor. Resolutions requesting the Mechani.
Cal Artillery to fire salute, inviting Edgar
Snowden, Esq, to deliver the Grafton, and
Fendall Marburgh, Esq to read the Fare we'll
Address, were adopted; the clergy, military,
hremen, &c, were requisites to participate.
and committees appointed to carry out the
objects of the meeting.
During the progress Of tho con Hagration on
Thursday night, daring attempt was made
to hre the engine house of the Hydraulian
Fire Company A box about six inches BY
twelve, filled with lampwick and other com.
bustibleS saturated with camphene, was placed
beneath the inside steps and set on fire. For.
tunately some OF the wa'ch passing in thai
direction made timely discovery Of the fire
ard exungu,shed 1t before serious damage
was done. Some time since some villain mn
ulstcd, at midnight, the superb suction OF
this company. We learn tina: the company
intend requesting our city authorities to offer
areward for the apprehension of tho incen
diary.
AT the close OF the engage nent Of Kecnan's
troupe st Washington hall. e large number OIL
our citizens united in presenting a valuable
watch to Mr.. Whaley as a slight testimonial
Of their estimation Of his genius as on actor
and his worth as a man AMI
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aEoRsErowA CORRESPONDENCE.

SA6bath Schoo! Fdir-Oar Harbor-Vsydict
Of Inq"est-CoHrge Cadets-Markets.
GEORGETOWN, Feb. 10, 1855.
The teachers and scholars of the Bryantown
Mission Sabbath School are busily engaged in
making preparations for fair for the benefit
Of the school. We understand that they will
have quite a-collection of useful and fancy
articles for sale. and that handsome supper
will be set out each evening for the accommo.
dation OF those who may patronizs the fair
1t will be held in the room now occupied By
the school, and will be opened tomorrow
(Tuesday) evening at six o'clock We hope
the friends Of Sabbath schools will literally
patronize them. The little nucleus formed but
a few months ago by some benevolent ladies
and gentlemen has already grown to q school
OF considerable moment, and is doing much
good in the neighborhood among the children,
many OF whom were before nearly entirely
neglected. We are ALSO informed that the
work on the new church for the mission will
be resumed as soon as the weather will permit,
and will be pushed forw ird to completion az
fast as possible.
Our harbor is again clear of ice The
steamer Salem left this morning with the
packet schooner Arc 10, of the Messrs Dodge's
line, in tow. She is laden with -four and
bound for New York Several vessels that
have been Ice bound below are hourly expected
to arrive. Anon, them are northern packets
laden with merchandise.
The coroner's jury in the case of the man
Ash, noticed in tho Star of Saturday, have
found verdict Of accidental drowning It
appeared that he left his boarding house on
thursday evening, about eight O'Clock, with
two bottles to buy some liquor, and that he
bought two pints of liquor at the grog shop of
Rose Ann Staunton, and started to 20 home,
and was not seen again until Saturday, when
he was found drowned in canal lock No. 4
The college cadets, in full uniform, paraded
several OF our streets this morning on route to
the villa where they intend spending the day.
They were headed by a fine band Of martial
music, and made very handsome and soldier
like appearance indeed. The beautiful uni
forms Of the company, and the sweet strains
OF music from tho band, attracted great alton
ton. especially from the ladies.
No change in the -four or GRAN market
since our last report Of Saturday. prices 70
main the same SPECTATOR.
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE HOUSE
! and Lo:.-By virtue Of decd r,rr,t from Vim
8. aus n and wife, bearing re on tile 9Th day az
=, January, IoSa snd recorded in I.iber j. A. T.. No.
Io follos $50, 33, 33s, 3lp, and 340 the SUBSCRIBER
VIII se Al public sale, on MONDAY, the 5.h day
vi "aIcn, 1870, at ~ O'Clock, p. m, on the rrrn,i
se., on rlrst street cast, between N and o streets
fronting 50 feet | inches on ssid FRI .ycst nv -
ieet deep, on 60 feet alley, together with the bn,
ings and Improvements which consist of weIJ ana
su9slaniaiy built two story frame dwelling hon..
Inc terms OF sale will be: One hall cash AMI I'M.
balance in equa! payments al 81, and Twelve n,onti
ior notes bearing interest from day of sale secured
ny deed in trust upon the property.
IL 'he terms oil sale are not compiled wi n in six
ater the sale the property will be rco' al The
RISK and eHPen'e Of the purchaser, upon one week
All convcyancing at expen.e &C purchaser.
CHAS. 8. WALLACE Trustee.
c,,,o JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
Am
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1rrtst Of a Youthful Cff.rd,,

bosroS, Feb ID VIM Inlay, laI a
years OLD, wss arrested in Providence tp-ssy,
s. 500 from hi. , .M,Ig funds to the amour; Of
aud Ccfi1 a, OF No. %, Doane st ffssn, Jeu kins
y. He had purchased horse. an ehiss CT.
sleigh. a costly harness, q buffalo robe. &c,
and had two trunks filed with cutlery, jewel.
~, a revolver, dc. Three or four weeks since,
be Loaned his employers $500 for q month,
which b, pretended was furnished by a rich
uncle, on which he was 10 have one dollar in-
teIess. He had 9 tolen the FUN, il is ascer-
tanned, from his employers.
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Articles at the Metropolitan Mechanics
Instituta


1t is our intention, under this heading, from
day to day, as space will permit, to give a
description Of the many useful, ingenious and
excellent articles On exhibition. Throu ehout
the Fair this inventive genius of American
art and skill may be seen, and a short deli
neation thereof cannot fail to interest the
reader.
Musical InStramsRts- have on exbi-
bition at the Fair a large number of musical
instruments from the most celebrated manu-
facturers in the United States. Mr.. Ellis on
Pennsylvania avenue as de posted four pi anos
there. enc from the factory of Hallet, Davis 4
Co, Boston; two manufactured by Bacon d
Ravens, New York; and another from the
house of Messrs Knabe, Gaehle & Co., of Bal.
timore. These pianos were made for Mr. E
for exhibition, and may be relied on as first
rate instruments in all respects. ANY ono
intending to purch Sc a piano should at once
secure one Of these. Mr.. Z also exhibits a
very superior guitar, Titon's patent, which
has been pronounced to be preferable to any
other kind. In the painting room Mr. L has
placed an oil painting, painted at Naples and
raised print of tho madonna and Child Both
arc superi IT specimens of the fne arts
Dana's Patent Hand Corn Pianter This
is truly one Of the most ingenious and useful
inventions IF the day. Its excellence consists
in performing the work with the utmost &C.
curacy and speed 1t is so exceedin gly SIM
pie, that any one, by two minutes explanation,
can use it 1t may emphatically be termed
self acting machine. 1t is already in or.
! ,ensive use, as We learn, at the North, and we
have no doubt, IL our farmers would call at
tho fair, In the machine department, whore it
Is 10 DO seen, they would a. once decide in its
IaVor, as being superior to any corn planter
We. presented. Ii has already received the
PflIe premium at several agricultural fairs
Fancy Articles: Shell Work, 6e.-Amopps,
the many novelties tia attract considerable
attention In the fair, is a case from the estab.
lishment Of Hutchinson Monro, Pernsyl-
vania avenue 1t consists of come magpi6
cent shell work, in the shape of boxes. min
cushions, and various other articles. Thew
ske really elegant, and would DO a pretty ard
Useful ornament to Any ladies parlor and work
table. They have also in the same casa two
ladies hats, which are 81 10 crown any beauty.
A visit to their store, aud An examination of
the variety of goods just ops ned, cannot fail to
afford pleasure.
P,1se Cake Every visitor at the Fair hGl
| taken q look at this handsome MsmmOth
Cake manufactured by Mr Weaver, the keer,
| CT OF the fansus res'aurantin the Hall VIZ
| learc that there ere large number Of Ta,u
abs gold rings deposited therein, ard that i
| 10 10 be disposed OF at 30 cts pound, go ths
| 1t may truly he called s prize cake Th6s'
| VINO wish TO Leceme possessed Of one Of thes'
| splendid gi"s, should at oncs record thei
names on the list, now lying in the refresh
] ment loom in the hall.
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TIE LATE MIR. MEADE'S PICTURES

lie LATE MIX. MEADE'S PICTURES.
Two BE RAFFLED FOR IN 400 CHANCES
i AT 425 EACH.
PRIZE mol
"St. Thomas of Viii .nueva, giving Aims 10 die
Poor, copy Of Murillo, by one Of his pupils and
touched by that great artistsaid 10 be equal 10 the
original, cost 81 600.
The alteration of the Wise Men OF the East" a
genuine Murillo; cost 5000.
PRIzE3
Heal of our Saviour" by Corregsio; cost 81 600
81, eco.
Mfr. s. a. MATLACK ia authorized 20 receive
subscriptions IN this city, of whom tickets may
obtained, or Of M ssrs TAYLOR MAURY.
All money received on account Of the Rattle will
be deposited in Bank until the drawing takes place,
which Will De duly announced.
From Tie National Inteligcncer.
Articles similar 10 the annexed we have observed
In several distant papers, contained in their Wash
ingtOn correspondence. We are glad n see that a
member Of the family is willing to dispose OF n par
OF the rare collection Of the 'te Richard w. MEADE,
who, during hi; long residence in Spain, had oppof
iunities, which h- Opusnce enabled him to indulge
for selecting many OF the finest paatings in Spain
that treasure house Of pictorial riches. The dis
turbed state Of The country at the time, moreover
made II favorable for obtaining many gems of an
Bile.
From tie Boston Chronicle.
CHEF D'uGvREE OF ART.-Several chef d'urrres
OF MurlO, Correggio and other mast g, which were
brought from Spain during rcv' lutionary times Is
The late x. w Meade, have elected The admiration
OF connosseurs during the past wee kin the Roiundo
oil The Capitol. They are u 10 disposed Of fr Che
benefit of dap hter Of Mr. Meade, residing IN New
York; after an OPP ortunity has been given TO th.
public for an examination. fell G. u
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NEWS FOR THE MILLION.

M ESSRS. RYDER 81 PLANT have takrn the
vi old and we'll known confectionery establish
meni, No. 400 seventh street, oprnSste odd Eel
lows Hall. where they will be- most happ, reeve
their friend. and the pubic generally.
We will keep con. Ily on hand a choiCc sc.rC-
ton Of al Kinds of CONFECTIONERY
Also, dealers in foreign and Domestic FRUITS, OF
all kinds.
We hope by a strict attention 10 business ~ " IN
th appreciation Of our friends, and mcrit ll,-;ad
share OF patronage generally.
n. o. Balls Part" r, and Familie. supplied on tho
mes; rcas' nsbl. and satisfactory Iena- the short
est notice. RYDER L. PLANr
feb 6-tf
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Auction Gales

OTiCE.--By virtue OF writ Of 5,, - =
1Nsued by B. MorsciI, one II the ,n.,;ess " Is
a. 6e sni ana ior he county of washington, D. &C
eha.teis OF John II Hammond. 10 me'direc,ef anu ana
aeo ana taken in execution all the rvh,. die AMI
interest OF the said John Hammond in ana ~ ona
,Sa, wagon and harness and hereby give notice
O'Clock a. m i'm front OF the Centre Marker Hon.e
70 SAID county Of Washington, d. L Will ofIer /,
saie the said goods and clattcs so se1ed and taken
In execution to the highest bidder for cash.
III. A. MARYMAN,
Ico lt-ot- Cor.tab'c
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Later from Havana

New ORLEANS, Feb. I9-Ths Blsch Wa.
FOR. with Havana dates Of the I4h, has ar.
rived with highly interesting intellisenc..
Great excitement existed from tn. snticipa,ed
de-cent Of the Fillibusters. A new militia
company has been formed. The whole island
has beea declared in 4 state Of siege, ami Gil
the ports declared in state Of blockade.
A proclamation has been p,blished ords =
ing the enlistment Of all volunteers, between
Is and so years Of see who sre csrabIe OF
bearing arms. Military commissions are
created for the eastern part of tn. Island.