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taking On the men; Mckay told me Rowecrost WAS
The bad Of tho afatr, and the only nan We had TO
look to, II We got into scrape; had NO conyeesa
tion with the Germans; they wore pointed to me By
roshnsr e the Union Exchange; | was to take them
to tho railroad.
Gross examined Justics-Are you IN IsIahman
A. was, bus am an Amsrican nov.
@. How did you spend the money you received 7
A. we drank her Majestys health with part Of it,
intended to 60; my motive was to keep men from
enlistng to fight FOR Englsnd had no hatred to
nr. RoWecroft a q man; believe Mckay Ia an
hishman.
Question-How did you see Mr Conshau aud
Mr. Mckay at Mr.. Rowecroft's? Were you there?
Witness-I was outside in the street, and went up
the s'eps and looked through the parlor windoW,
and saw them there. Usughter)
Edward Mylotte testified acted a. the channel
this affair and the United States Marshal; ! was
mades United States Deputy 4arshal for this CASE;
know nothing OF my own knowledge; nothing but
what the other parties est0ld me.
Captain Fred. P0shner vas called to testify, but
knew nothing at all about the case he Is teacher
of Languages who formerly Taught in Louisville,
but at present resides in this city.
Mr.. Poshner is also under arrest, and his counsel
objected to his being called to testify, but as bis
rest was under q different warrant he was sworn,
but knew nothing OF the case.
A gentleman was then put upon the stand, but
prior to his testfying, the United States Attorney
moved an adjournment until this morning, a. 8
O'Clock.
II is said that the Germans have been quite in.
dignsnt ut the conduct Of the Irish and their own
arrest.
There win doubtless be large attendance at the
trial to-day, "a the case Ia exciting much interest.
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Wind during the day from sc to wsw with rain squalls
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rluuicipai Affairs.

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
This Board met 6. Eve O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Aidermsn Barker in the chair The folio wing papers
were ples.oted aid acted upon
COMM NICATIoss.
communication from the Con ptroler submitting a
statement the receipts OF the sixth aud Eighth Ave
pus Railroads, tor the month OF JGns as folio VS.
SSth avenue Hsi'road COMPANY 634 30
y ghth Avenue Railroad Company. $3.50 %
Total. ia 20
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The u. s. TRooPs AT BATON RoueE, I,.-rhe
Ration Rouge Gas>fe, ofJuiy Il, ssys.In consequence
az the re speesarcs Of the eholrs among the United
states troops occupying the barracks tails city
they wers last night BY order OF the commsndaa Capt
Turry marched out 10 ieln thor oomradSs sho have
been % TIE ANTE for tie past ten days. We
sie sraaxS 70 hear that tue camp perfectly healthy
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Danger nom the oicere, AS enough OF tnelR we're
securec. He said the man at the head was too
sharp to be caught; he wanted TO know whs would
be good TO cbla,b recruits; / mentioned Captain
Conshan and said he was On oil Mexican soldier
Witiess then detailed the circumstances msn'
tonea by the pret edipg witness In relation to the
receipt CT the tickets and $40, to pay expenses OF
gong 10 Canada. Witness stated that Mckay said
all the railroad conductors were bribed to let them
go through. The money was paid and tickets de:
e.sd on Moneay night by Mckay TO Resy; had
no ooLvefsation at any time with Mr.. Rowecrott; /
tad nothing 70 DO with the Germans; We had 6fseen
In our company.
crcit wss rhe oitbnrsDg head Of money matters; /
don't III ON whs. became OF the money; we did not
intend TO 30; my motive was Tot hstred to Mr..
Rowecsott and England, but | know from the his
tory of England tina. che would resort to any mean
nets to carry her point, and when heard OF the
en,istment as once supposed t,at Mr.. Rowe,rott
was Engaged, aud set to work to see II his tory
VAS true have been President Of the United Irish
society, out am not now.
for the defendant" Deg your pardon, M. Taft,
| believe your partner, Mr.. MAlon, nov Is"
| MIR. Taft. An "
The United States Attorney re sailed Mr.. Consaan,
who stated that the United Irish Ssciety was os-
nevslant and literary society, which paid benefits 10
| rick me- MIXERS, but was in no respect secret
Dsvia Reidy ,e,,ifisd--f was supposed to be en-
gssto In erllsting men for tne English ~rvlce In
the Cflmsa; received $50 to pay for the mens nv
irg; eighteen Germans and fifteen Irish men expect
| "a 70 60 on; wss 10 take the men to Niagara for
en- stmeft IN TIE For ign Legion for service IN the
| Ciimss rcsiveo thifty-one tickets for passages.
ar dreturr cd five CT them TO Mr.. Hcksy on tas fol
lositg mol ning. The other tickets are now in the
tsnds oftte Marshal, vho sock tne EN- from me; have
not covered sisn MI Rewencrc.,; saw him aad
Mckay aad Conaasn ioeetner on fnursday MIG .; l
never saw LIN 9th Mckay .. any other time; Nc.
ksyAd G. nhran we're prsssrs snea tie former had
the mcSey; hcKey snd Tufrbull WHO lsfs before
The money ~ss pad, gave ne distractions as /,
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A UCIION NOTICE.. BoGART, AUCrI0NEER-BY
N Bogart-This day, at 10ls O'Clock, at tia auct
rooms corner OF Frankfort and William streets, large
assortment of and secondhand furniture, sofas
bureaus tables large lot OF chairs ogany
French and gothic bedseads card Ia 1le marble top
wash stands rockers, Office desk carpets, large mir
rors; also, the effects Of rockery, glass
ware, fancy goods segars watches, and variety Of
other ri
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COroner,s Inquest.

SURPRISE AND DROWNING or AN ALLEGED RIVER
Tlis Coroner o'Donne held inquest yesterday, at
the foot Of Duane street. upon the body of about
Of age supposed to be Hobrook Of Jersey
City, who came to his death by drowning, under the fol-
lowing circumstances elected the investga-
tion:-About O'Clock Sunday evening" private
watcbmen Hieker and Sneeden, in the employ Of the
Erie Railroad Company discovered three thieves, who
endeavoring to carry of some butter from vessel
that 10y alongside the pier. An effort Immediately
made TO them, when the party becoming alarm
ed, fed. Two OF them got off by some unknown,
while the third the deceased getting the pier
along to the end the buikhead, where the vessel
lying. Seeing that the officers close be
hind him, he did not wait TO climb down the dock bat
jumped into the boat from the string piece, knocking
out one of the planks OF the little craft II filed
and INK to the bottom, carrying along with IL the de-
ceased, who, not being good swimmer, in fey
minutes sunk TO rise The body of the de-
ceased recovered yesterday, when the inquest
held and verdict Of death by drowning readercd
The companions OF the deceased the night in question
have escaped for the present
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TiICrRicAL PSYCHOLOGY --UR BtFOv Va ~
IL vita ian rN iss ~ Bss sGef saIi3rff eafnfr
|" Morton str-efY shd sbo~ ~ 81 acting sxf~r u"rft.
noAs ~ -ufirf dis~ssa fussa. asl fs0rsi.s
srFn rys. fnafeh ssds ~ shts EssE. 49, ss4n3t
A. fsmrsrsnes H. kvssue ~ wsssss445 a. rftsy
s4snlDgs UHes. as Bfovre street
~ miCT -TsY ASSraL ooggLNCilfCsT ~ Da
~ Aylsfts ios'iia.s, Ill take par ff's syss'sg
Il osnstt wten sa4fess-s wii y Irefel ~ Ffg
I. fos' spiH y Winkisr, ~ i~Fsa ~ 9t@s 49,
respectfully lnvtst u sis~r1
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Political Meetings I'm Syracuse.

SYRACUSE, March 5, 1855.
Two crowded and enthusiastic meetings were held
here to night preparatory to the election which taxes
place The Of the unionists, at the City
Hall, addressed by General J. W. Nye, Thomas @.
Alvord, d. Dilaye and others.
Another meeting of Americans, at the Corinthian Hail.
addressed by the Hon. Mr. Goodwin and Others,
amid great excitement.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTION E0IICE.-sALE OF DIAMOND JEwERY,
IA watches, Sc,-EEwARD SCaENCK will sell at
auction, Tuesday, 9th inst at his sales rooms, 10
all street, at 10 O'Clock, large invoice OF superb
ewery diamond sets, watches, &C., VIZ Gold English
patent and detached lever duplex lepine, chronoeter
Independent second, Is day watches, &c; ladies'
watches, enameed and set with diamonds &c, by
Cooper Tobias Dent Johnson Roskell and othsr csle-
brated makers elegant diamond sets OF pins and ear.
rings gold stone sets OF pin and earrings brace
let's, brooches, Ne gold sets OF pm and earrings,
ana fine assortment Of the best Partisan make Sale
positive,
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The Fashions Change.-Knox has Issued hts
new style Of bat for the spring season, aud IL has
achieved decided both with the trade and the
public as is pronounced worthy the admiration of all
gentlemen Of taste and judgment KNOX, No. 123
Fulton street, and No. 500 broadway.
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A UCTION N0TICE-HOuSEHOLD FuRNITURE-sA-
IA MrEL 0sG00D, auctioneer, store % Nassau 81 !,
will sell by auction. on Thursday March s. at 1917 A
the whole OF the household furniture contained in the
three story house III East Twenty first street first
house west Of Third avenue, comprising paror dining
room, bedroom and kitchen furniture, with the usual
assortment The whole without the owner Ii
leaving the city
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Markell.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, March 8, 1855.
The stock market is active to-day. We quote Reading
at 39s Morris Canal 10 "a Iong Island Railroad Bonds,
II; Pennsylvania Railroad 49, Pennsylvania State SIS
SSh. The money market Is easy.
Nsw ORLEANS, March 3, 1864
Our cotton market is firm, with sales to-day OF $500
balep. The stock hand, including all shpboard,
ITO 600 bales, Of which only Ii, 900 sale. Mid.
ding il quoted at SC. a SIG.
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A UCTION NorlCE.-ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
"A BUGART, Auctioneer by ). Bogart, on Wsdaes.
day, March T. at IL O'clock the premises Nos Hand
TO- Bowery all the personal property, consisting OF the
whole Of the staging. flooring, boxes, scenery, ma
chinery iron railing, plush seats Suitable Tor lee
ture room, chars music stands, gas dxtures outside
lamp and 10 be sold without reserve the
buildings are TO be converted into stores The door will
be open daily, from 10 O'Clock A. NJ to O'Clock Z. w.
for inspection, by order OF g. stalknecht, Attorney
for the proprietors, SIS Nassau street.
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a UCrIoN NOTICED Z. HoUGH, ArcroNEeR-

A UCTION NOTICED. 4. HoUGH AUCTIoNEsR--
a Important notice TO the housekeeping public aud
to dealers generally OF two large sales OF valuable aud
costly household Arrangements. The first, 10 morrow
"Wednesday morning, March Ttn, at 10Js AM Mt No 10
Warren street comprising the whole contents OF the
ing, tapestry Brussels and ingram do but little
rosewood paIlor dining and bed furnturs con.
siEtpg Of elegantly upholstered suits in French brocsd
fancy DO; also one splendid rosewood octave
double action piaDoiorte, warranted rosewood Louis
XIV etegere glass plated throughout work tables fancy
ladies' reception chars, eserutores large and splendid
pier glasses in costly frames, with slab and braskss
brocatelle and lace curtains gold shades valu able oil
paintings by eminent artists gothic inad clicks costly
CHINA vases and Bisqus and Parzn decorations hand
heavily carved oak extension table,, table linen
crocktry, French china silver tea services cake baskets
forks spoons ivory cutlery cut glass ware liquor cases
d.cantsrs, wines champagnes &c waters gas fixtures
china tea sets also wood and mahogany be isteAds
DO. bureaus with marble tops do. washstands
and towel stands paasses fine curied horse hair mat
tresses, Blankets counterpsnes beds holsters pillows
Of fine live geec feathers stone china toilet sets oval
and square gilt frame mirrors, &C. SAILS positive, rain
shine.
Also, on TIT RsDAY = large and unreseryed sale, at
lNls W, at the residence OF J. - Hitchcoc, E-a.,
No 81 Warren street Of the whole contents Of his large
well appointed frat class boarding house sting OF
mahogany ndebcards a excellent workmanship, ma.
hogapy marble TOP centre tables crab Iota ditt,;
also the lace and brocateile window cufsfYhs shaaas
mahogany aud walnut easy chairs sofAs htlreIoth
chairs paror suite in brocatells marte ornaui ts
enc pictures, sc; abo, dne toned o. octave piano.
forte, also an endless quantity Of mahogany walnut
maple and other bedsteads Of different dssrripoos.
south American hair mattresses bsakets comfofters
SHEETS cases &C BRUSSELS, three ply and iuzraiu ear
pets, on teyentean rooms mahogany bureaus, wash,
stands, &C, with marble tops; toilet SETS ma, rack
seat chairs; besides great quantity OF cfoskery
ware, glass, cut'ry, spoons, oileoth, stair rods 6e
paror stoves, cooking ranges, dinpg AMI erteosion
tables Every article IN these sales perfectly tree
nothing Is bought IN Parties wishing 20 store Their
scoos un the IL Of MAY can be accommodated Gaia.
icgues ready Houses open for inspection Terms ca-n
In bankhble money. Deposits required.
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Veto OF Bunk Bits In Indiana.
VETO OF THE FREE BANK BILL BY GOVERNOR WRIGHT
EXCHANGE AT CINCINNATI, ETC.
CINCINNATI, March s, 1855.
Governor Wright Of Indiana has vetoed the Free Bank
BILL and it Is said he will also veto he State Bank bill II
1t passed But the friends Of both bills in the Legsla
say they will unite and pass them Notwithstanding
the Veto
Eastern exchange is plenty, and dull at u a u per
cent premium
Weather at present wet, and the river is open.
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Daguerreotypss for 20 cents, and by . New
invention illustrating the perfection Of progressive
economy and systsm first employed In this branch Of
the picture art, at $50 broadway,
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Proclamation In the City.-H Ii now Pro-
claimed that White, the halter has issued his spring
style Of hats which cannot be sxcelled IL equaed in
point OF beauty and elegance the city.
WHITE, 2l2 broadway, corner Fulton street
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POLITICAL.


TIEION OF THE DEMOCRACY.
" The democracy OF the city and county Of New
York without distinction together with the different
ward democratic Union clubs, and all other democratic
associations, invited to
with the
CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC UNION,
AT TAMMANY HALL,
ON WEDNESDAY E,EsSG, nARcn 7rH, AT ia O'CLOCK.
The following distinguished gentlemen will address the
Hon. 8 A. Douglas OF Illinois,
Hon. Jerre Clemens, OF Alabama,
Hon. j. 5. Wells of New Hampshire,
Hon. J. W. Forney, of Pennsylvania,
Hon. J. 5. Orr, of south Carolina,
Hon. Col Richs rdson of Illinois,
Hon. Col McMullen, of Virginia,
Hon. J. A. McDougal OF California,
Hon. w. s. Barry, OF Mississippi,
Hon. Robert Tyler, Of Virginia,
Hon Thomas b. Florence, OF Pennsylvania,
and others, whose names will be daily announced BY
OF the CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC UNION.
The different Ward Democratic Union Clubs are in
vted to attend in and to arrive at the Hall
the hour of ~ O'Clock, as practicable.
|,ENTRAL DEMOCRATIC UNION-fHE DELEGATES
~ requested TO attend special meeting this
ball, TO complete arrangements for the Grand Mass
Meeting on the 9th. JOHN COCHRANE, Pres't
L. +. HARRIsos, See.
VOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB-rHE
Il members invited to attend the
GRAND DEMOCRATIC UNION MEETING
at TammaDy Wall on Wednesday, March I.
C0RNELICS CARNES, Secretary.
NoUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, GENE
raj Committee.-A reg ular meet az OF this commit
Tee win be held at iammany Hall this Tuesday
ing, TX O'Clock General and pun tual attendance
particularly requested. II. T. CARR. Chairman.
s DAVID b M MraIos Secretaries.
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A UCIl0N NOTICE-THoMA5 BELL, AUCrI0NEER-
N BY Bell 4 Basb-This day, at IL O'Clock, viii be
sold In the auction rooms ~ Centre street. large and
valuable variety of household aud restaurant furnu
by virtue OF execution thirty splendid colored "a
cravings richly framed full set Of beautiful oil paint
ms org nails also, French landscapes, Pastel paint
ipgs also lot OF second hand furniture The saes of
every day this week duly announced.
WM. MOSES Constable.
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A UCTION N0TICE--CRoCKERY, GLASS AND CHI
IA ma. s. II. BARTLETT will sell, on Wednesday,
March 4 at 10 o'clock at No PSI Pearl street in lots
from the shelves TO suit purchasers, first and second
quality W. g., blue printed dipped yellow ware glass
ware, porcelain, Rockingham and Gpsey &c. Sale
peremptory.
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Beebe d Co, 1876 Broadway, respectfully
sohcts the attention of their and public
TO the spring and fashion for sentemcns hats
and caps.
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GALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY AT WEI
~ don, North Carolna.-On saturday, 18th Of March,
1898, at ~ clock, on the premises at Weldon, Nc will
SELL by public auction, the hotel dining house.
which been erected joining the depot
oil the railroads at that place Weldon In known be
the great southern line OF travel and always
place where the passengers 60 ng North and South
their meals This hotel put up for the express pur
lose OF accommodating the large aud increasing travel
OF the roads. IL fronts l2o feet the dep where
the cars all stop and the dining is 81 feet long 80
feet wide and 10 feet high capable dining $50 persons
at once The other public In the proper.
ton and when all are finished there viii be forty large
airy bed chambers The in the third story
Jet completed but the first and second hoors the
rest OF the house are 80 nearly dnshed could be
opened for the purpose OF furnish ng the pas
sepgers In eight or ten days This desirable property is
worthy OF the notice OF persons at distance
ed With the value Of such nvestm ns In good To-, .tes
For their information, viii state that Weldon the
point where the two great railroad lines 70 the South
meet, to wit: the through Washington city, Rich
mond and Petersburg and the other by the
bay and Norfolk and where they dverge by the railroads
to Wilmington and Raleigh. There tEsye daily pas.
sepper ira ms arriving at and departing from Vel
dom and from 40 900 to passengers pass there an.
nually In addition 10 these adv .ntages, tho water
power Of WELDON ID unequaled in the Soahern States
and as IL becomes better known will become large
manufacturing town The above sale is made by virtue
Of deed from H. d. Bird TO me, duly recorded Halifax
county, NJ Acredit Of twelve and egheen months
equal stalments for bonds notes. with good secur
ty, and lien the property to secure their aymsn
DAVID MAY, Trustee OF II D. Bird.
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Fire ut Altoona, Penn.

PHrIADnPmA March 5, 1855.
The Masonic Hall, at Altoona, PENN destroyed
by FIRE this morning. Loss SO, 750
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Sning style OF Hats just Introduced
Thoss OF readers 10 want OF fashionable hat can
obtain AZ HAIE's, 413 Broadway, who Ia the az
hnowieie,d leaoer Of fashion in New York, by public
appreciation Corner ofLsphnard street and Broadway.
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A SSiGNu's sAIk-PHOESIX FOUNDRY r.
"A OSGoOD, Auctouer2store IS Nassau street, will
.ell by auction, tomotrow), Wednesday, March !, \.
10y a w. At he Ph"nx Foundry, corner Of yesiry
and west streets, the entire eont@nts OF said establish
meni, prsing finished and anGnl.hel steam engines
boilers, lath,s tools, kc, 6c By order Of the as-gue
Catalogues now ready ~ the agctonsera once 81 Mas
Eau street, near halden hae
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The Fashion for the season, In Gentle
mems Hats, introduced by Genn, Saturday
The oath instant. New York aud the Union have for
years accepted the quarterly issues OF Genn the
governing styles OF the day and his spring hat for s55
will DO found to possess the highest claims TO the aam
ration Of men Of taste and judgment
GENIN's. 2l4 broadway, opposite 81. Pauls
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Moustache, Whiskers or the Hair forced 20
grow in six weeks by my OnsueDt which wilt not stain
inure the skin. 81 bottle, sent to any part OF the
country R. G GRAHAM, sol Broadway, basement;
Zeib,r, ~ south Third street, Philadelphia.
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just Received

just Received per -feam,r, Large Invoice
Of ohdrens clohng suitable for the present. season,
ard viii be sold very chesp a. GENIN'S Bazaar,
5l3 Droas way Il Nicholas Hotel.
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The Spring Fashions for 1s55.-The Espen-
sched hat for this il without fatery the most
becoming rich looking specimen Of hat We have
seem and although sold at three dollars and half 1t is
equal to any of price, and 10
be far superior to thu four dollar hats OF Broadway. His
store Is lis Nassau street between Ann and Beekman
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Ell w. Voniersms tins Ar Mica Plasters are tho
only certain cure for pains in the chest and back.
They reeommen sed by almost every physcian in
thie city. They do not blister the chest any
upplsaSant feeling Manufactured only at the Bowery
drug store, No. 1853, above Broome street.
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From Buffalo.

THE wEATHER-THE BUFFALO AND CRAWFORD RAIL
ROAD
BUFFALO, March 5, 1855.
The weather here has been very warm to day. The
zoe Is melting away fast. This evening had slight
fall Of rain.
It Is reported that the Buffalo and Brantford road is
open, and that the trains running to day.
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fBesuFes Oh SpTing.-Ene warm spring sun
10 hard at worknot only celebrating the of
winter, but making the magnificent photographs which
emsUatc only from the world renowned of
ROOT, 1863 Broadway. vast number OF spe simsns TO
be sen at the gallery.
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nENRY u LIDS, AuCnoNkER.-BY II. u. LEEps

nESRY II. LEIDs, AUCTioNEER.-B H. IT, LEEDS
III $50 TUESDAY. Wednesday and thursday, March q,
and atloh oco.k each day nj the sslesroo 10 sa.
ct superb sale Of fancy goodsfeai marble statuay
magnificent cabinet made ot ebony nlad with precious
Of Tuscany sso several pieces Of marble ssuary from
the Crystal Palace, including large as ortment ~
clocks bohemian and fancy glass ware china and other
costly goods being Of the hnss sales OF the
Among the statuary will be found beautiful p.ror
figure of Rsheeca az the Well Cleopatra, and isio..
Love and Friendship bast Of Lord Paerston very ans
6c. The soosr can BE- examined above lay pre-.
yious 20 the fale.
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Arrest 10, kidnapping Female slav.

PHILADELPIlIA March o, 300.
Yesterday morning female slave belonging to
planter in Louisiana taken from vessel off New
CASTLE Delaware the police of this city, and the kid
napper, named R. Warwick arrested and has been
committed.