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! MURDERS AND EXECUTIONS DURIMa A MONTH
DIPLOMATIC MOvEMEnTs-PARAGUAY AND TIL
CONFEDERATE EPRovIscEs-BUENOs AYRSs NAE
KETs-GENERAL TRADE DULL-FINANCIAL Az
FAIRS VERY 0LoOMY-INP0RrS AND ExPOkTs-
PoLncAL AIFAlRs--ANARCHY IN MoNrKvIDso.
We have hIes OF Baenos Ayres papers TO the 9th d
January. Nt
Tive British Packet cf that day contsins the following
recspSulain Of fcIeacfn crimes committed the city
during the mouth Of Decem ,et:--
On IN 21st ot De:em Der two nen named Gorrosito
ve:e tally wounoed In Gar Isdro. both prsd
oa the T. Nwig Day On the ga B,tnArio tg,i u
frsnchn sn xas found murce'ed at Aeco. On tao 2ad
Siprano La Sen'e, Portuguese 90 years Of age ~ss
found nuIde v-d in s hut d,strct of San jose Do
foies On I We 10Th Domogo II i,ers, of tas
Mill sry Colon " stabbed Two his comrades .hiis eas
in bed, billing the one sna mortsly wounding ths
other. On he esh Juan solad was 3onad
And she morn OF tee lst OF Jaruary Juan Deb sso
an ltslisn who ,sd retail store IN Gale santa Clara
deIed in his sh pp between and O'Clock; al 10 <s-
speicus beginning Sr 1856. Besides viii "a w have
heard Of pedIsr SUPPOSED to be an staisa, saa ns
On the .7th of Decenbr, Fiiibefti The assAsAin
tiled by court martial, and shot the day pre-
On the oSth OF December, V;esorino Pacsecs young
man, but an old and inoOrrigple offender suffered ~
extreme penalty Of the law in the plaza independents.
The same psper adds
sr veges has arrived in Buenos Ayres ON hs way 10
NO JaneLo as Airstsr Pleupotentiary Of ysrtgcag,
ard similar msion has been conSed to General Gu6s
near me government OF Paraguay, rep esentive a
the confederate provinces We their eff ,rts b.
bali o. pesee will be crown ed with SUCCESS.
IN u. monthly retrospect Of the fsa dnd tas fsi
loving summary o. the state Of aairs in Buenos Ayrss
arc The nfightoriI tsovinees:--
Inere has been decided apguor IN the local demand
Tor manufactured gooes Owing the restI,ted and o(
tea interrupted movement, may say through ths
whole ear, most Of the reail mold heavy though
perhaps inoisrenv assorted stccks, at the time
ha. there eten has bees and st war: Of isncs
that camps hs ririt of enterprise
We have made little progress in settling and securing
the on,iers against the InGiaps; and the fequer
that have attempted show that We navc di-
cples TO coI teno with OF durent kincs and dangers
apFrebtnd rom all points O. the compass.
The osciilafous too in money market though lat
terry less extreme have teen eouent and their para
ling effect rea. business is too well require
repetition Inshort tne evils under which isbot
become Hcate and chronic and 1t IA not in one ar
two months that must exre5t to escape from Them.
The cen and for the Interior Provinces and the repab
c Of Paraguay has also fallen oil duI the past month
The rumored collisie Ms snd the wArke pre- ,sratnae
teng msce may have had sha-e in brtogrg ab ut this
sorry result In military equipments they exhaust
pg perhaps foestal ing the should have
been cevoted to mmgrst internal improvements,
and fhe GeveoIeMent O the productive industries that
can alone sustain healthy and profa foreign
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The GilbsHt Fund.
The Kansa ! Emeute.

KANSAS FREE STATE NIGGEE woRsHIPPERs RAM
PANT IN OHIO.
Kansas meeting Was heid IN Jefferson, Ashtabn'a
county Ohio The hume OF the Hon. Joshua K. Giddings
the Lat ins at which tho following resolutions were
passeG unanimously
That the constitution of the United States recognises
sod guarantees the right ct every human beiag to
liberty and fcrbids the disrant thereof except for the
ccnyic ion t crime and that therefore totally repu
oa,e the assuu ed csin Of apy court whether in the
for Of ur United States &C. Comniss ,ner
totIy lie question whether human being be feemsn
slave.
That the subservicncy Of the present administration
to the interests of slavery IN general and expressly the
ctedei of he President to is dctation In outragng
the rights tie free State OF Kansas has fully sas
ed that freedom has nothing to hope tor from tbs
pao' al executive but must look Tor Its opposition and
violence.
Tha VIC believe resistance to tyrauts to be obsdence
to Ged and we pletge ourselves to AID ou- brethren
in Kansas in resisting the tyranny at emp ed up N tbem
by ding ccmrary Of eng for the settlement OF
Kansas, consisting Of at eas. 60 men, fully provided
With the Of making permanent location and OF
prote ting their lights from every Invasion
That the eht to Aid brethren In Kansas in the
deence Of their liberties against the ruan hordes Of
Missouri the SOLDIERS OF corrupt executive driven
BY him to enforce unjust aud unconstitutional laws Is
pDquesticneoe the light OF orr Revolutionary ia
theirs to 'est the tyranny OF their orcgr opprescrs
That IL civil from The defence OF freedom In
Ksusas, we ssy, let it come ~ that when ouee begun
to the iuamons institution Of s very but to drive it
rem Unin, TOR which we are ready to "pe-gc our
lives, cur tunes and our sacred honors'
That the border ruans Of Missouri, headed by the
late Prs sden the Senate of the United States at
tempting 20 force slavery the people OF Kansas we
p age oureSoG to 10 the government OF Missouri
at least mpany Of good and tue meu, we'll armed,
6rd lesoy to aid 10 giving Them employment TO her
slavery pfopagandist-.
Hat we mutt heartily raty and approve the plan OF
Organization at The republican party renewed at their re-
cent cpnvei ton at Pntstrrg.
Ttet to carry ont said plan, constitute our
selves IN county republican rganzson and recon
merd the formation OF ausiiary clubs in each township
in the county.
MEETING IN ALBANY.
Tie Sate meetI Of the Iieuos of freedom FOR Kansas
u b. held in Albany the evenpg oi Thursday, tae
I3th instant Mr.. GerIit Smith Mr. T. Thayer of Wor-
cester and Charles IT, Bgsnsccmb, Of Kansas hare pro
n,ised to tc present.
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Mexico.
NEWS FROM THE MO oRasDE AND

NEWS FROM THE MO aR ASDE AND rANPIc0.
From The New Orleans Plceyupe Mach
The steamship Nautilus Capt Thompson, frcxn Braxos
Santiago arrived this ncrnrg She bfi, gs $176 7q2 IN
the 18TH uit, but nothing from As.amoros Browns
vile.
In the Resuuyasor De la Lyerad of the 10Th Ia pub
Ished q comm unicstion from the supreme govsrnment
to veaurr de ling the seizure of Pueba BY the
lutlopiss snd senT forth at length the an,IepubicAn
yidauIr to send what aid he can to the g,ve1nmsnt
vidsurI municates this in circular tos political
hold the National Guard in readiness t, tnis
'st cal Of the eral government 20 defend the thres
holy rights Of their country, which threatened b
tie mics Ct its repese :"
Another circular in the same paper OF the
clergy that their conduct in exciting ideas of seditsa
sesiI St the govern ment. epdeavoDg TO excite the
people to Iehclicn has been noticed by the suthores,
snd warning them that persistence in such .
only lead to restriction Of their priv eyes and psr
Neesieou, calling up the clergy to abstain from anV
with the government also adv-rd to IN
the circular, and hope expressed that his advice win
Col Guadalupe Garcia had arrived at Monterey, bear
irg ccDciliaory patches from Gov CARA o Iamauh
pas and well received by GOV. yidaurn The Reuu
1a5m says that his mission hes resulted most asac-
ing peace the frontier besices enabling the states
TO with the efficiency In the
| general govern ;sens.
The bo7etin Cfal, Of he 7th Mt, publishes lettsr
fcm VidaurI u President Comon'ort In which be az
presses his readiness t, commence team ptign against
the Partisaps o. ananlutsm who di-sctpg tho
country He asks I, moport - esnd him st00 600,
able i'm TO end f.ur en al ciize n who eavs
,iep6ed their Willingness 70 msreh against the reyou
tionsts. Tie sum rebtio1cd -sary to proours
| trains, mupitions &c.
The same paper .f the 18Th j, fled With eommupss-
tions fit I'm the epthoes OF the different towns and VIZ
lagos OF the frontier, complaining Of the
mi,ted by numerous bsnos o fpan and Cama ache m
Glars who have committed numerous reers rob series
&c md 70 be devastating tho whole country on
both sic es Of tnc ne.
Capt Stoue of The schooner Edward B,rnard which
arrived here as evening from TamFco, reports having
experienced rhe- Oh rsnplco bar between thS
10th and Goth ot Feoruev She LOST deck loAd stern
hoat and jt split ber ssts and sustained other dauaa
The schooner Pei Fox, Capt Spisa, he reports With
1000 In SPECIE saleo in company with the warc
PairaTd.
The brig Kathh6in the only American vessel IN
iet "''A '' A'""iN '~'
From the 7dmdu'iroco, Of the 9th ult. we lean thai
the French consul, Senior Ambros had some difference
With Governor Cara, the question whether certain
foreigners were pay customs dues they owed He n
represented 10 have assumed extravsgan and to havs
begun to nersce violence but he was firmly checked.
a convoy arrived at Tampico the 10th, with
81 200, COO.
Cara sendrg troops 10 Vera Cruz to CO. opersts
against the Puebla pronunciados.
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INDIA AND CHINA,

Teegrsphc intelligence from Trieste gives advces from
Bombay to February and from Canton to January Il
The Kingdom Of Dude had been annexed.
The Bombay banks had rased their rates Of interest to
Il per cent.
At Calcutta the money MARKET had improved. TX
char gcs London were two shilings two pen;e haf
penny.
great FIRE had occurred at Macos. Exchange on Lon
dop at CanteD, four shlr and eleven pence, and
at sharghse ak shilings and pence halpenny.
The exports OF tea from Hong Horg, to January Is,
have been atty four million pounes, and Of nlk TWEEN "
eight cuand pounds. The stock Of tea, generally is
ieh, Common eescrp ions scarce, and prices Of 10
well sinisired The for silk also 0r. There
Is sn improved demand for imported goods especially
meals
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RAILROAD ACCIpENT.-We learn that early on
rrursds, morning Of last week, Mr. Cbarles Ransom
>, of Rev j. c. Kar som Of Oxford, killed upon the
Ere Ra,lroed near High Bridge appears that he was
hsaman On the road and In attempting to leap
b, aip ss was hs custom, while crossing ,he bridge
he 'e Up track and the train passed. him, cut
t'rg en- eg ard an arm he lived some hours ster, and
oyuery worried At the priut,g business In 0Soed euA
he ,emairs we're brought to tnst srd atsrr-i
Lcnsay - la3nan4o Qaiop, &a,.A O.
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wv f,O ,lto T,ur mi

w 9. MEILOR. AUCTioNEER- H0UGHTON 4
the saesroom, lib Nassau street, elegant cabinet furniture
consisting Of general assortment Of the fssona Die
avles and finished substantial manner viz paror. cham
ber drawing dining and basement furniture in
wood mahogany and oak psrlor suits covered In satin
br0csde brocael plush hair cloth and fancy deane sod
centre ables eegees music eabinets bookcases
ber furniture in rosewood mahogany oak and walnut with
Rrbe tops and plain; enaeled chamber suits richly de-
coratec lounges BEDS hr matf paasses
Chinese hedsead cost 5000 richly carved and
side oeId MATCH chars covered In reps pnsh and
seat; library bookcases tables, wardrobes, hall stands
mirrors in richly ian. choice oil pain ines
& ~ &C a ~ :. hn nv W se ~ a' ~ p"s d >
hard Of which cost $500 made by William r.ndenann
Son, fully Iapted gold watches, silver plated wsre
giant French china dinner service; tea sets &C. The
trade ard hcs about furnishing raricua invited
goods.
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FRANCE.

Paris is extremely gay. continued round Of festiv
es are given in honor Of the assembled dpiomatists
1t Is announced that if Napolsons child is son, the
Emperor Austria viii be godfather by proxy; and the
Pore viii como to Pa,is to baptise it.
Washinstons birthday was duly celebrated BY Amer-
cans in Paris.
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The trial Of the exMinister has resulted in acqual
The expenses viii be paid by the State.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Brtkers Cir ,uar and that OF Messrs Brown, Ship
ley Co. report that daring the early part of the week
tee cotton market vas quite active but subsequently
became Gull, closed quiet at the 6'ices
the &c, sItpg OF the Africa. The sales of the week
amounted 10 about 600 bales, including 1900 sps
cula, ~ snd 5000 for exp'rt. Toe following are the
nplaL6s, tair, 64d.; middlpg, IL 16d. The sales
Friday were estimated at aoout 5000 bales The sock
In poIt 800 eco bales including 21o coo American
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUrFs MARKET.
Afssrs. B.owr Shipey Co report general decline
IN pics vi dull et and coptin ,ei downward
tenien,y. The tecite in wheat is callei 81 4d per
buthei; On Hsur, Ia per bo' and corn, Is Is 6d
per quarter. Western canal -four is quoted 3ls 36s
Ohio, 37s Canadian, s5s. $685. Phaoelpula Ba ii
% Oh. 9s. 100 white md yellow 3ss mixed
Sss Cd 50 me circulars quote % Sd TO-. ID; Cana
6sn, s I'd los. Cd. The weather had been tayora bio
for agricultural purposes.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET
Mes.rs. Ricbarcscp, Spence 4 Co report the market
ge' eially unchanged, closing steady Prime mess
sns OF small lots tf Western at SIS 3D. and Eastern at
e4s., but al rivals the price LardQuet,
at dos Bacon was firm, AID market c cared
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
From TIE Br, ksIs CIR ,nlarl
CeHee, wholly unchai ged. sugar advanced IL. Mo.
lasses dull. Rice chs nged, nut ths market
dun al rs 14e Sd. for md5lng ine Pearl she's
Quiet at 40s for new pots 3ss 3D. Spirits o. tareen
iDe-Saes at 34s. Cd, with q steady Iket. Crude
,uileniiI e. Qoiet, at 7s 90. e. a. Ta'-No hing
doug. Rosin-Quiet sales Of 700 bbs. at As. Cd Is.
I'd lnsesd oii-Actye at former rates, VIZ: 3is. I'd
c5s.
LONDON MARKETS.
Mssra Barirg Bro,heIs reports spirits OF tu-pentine
quiet at 3s srd rough nj ~. Cd store with little
speculative demand Sugar advanced Cd Is. Iiassed
til opened active but c sed du at 34s. Cd wholly
unchanged Welsh bars and rails fS a G8 5s.; Scotch
pg, 0's.
MANCHESTER MARKETS.
The eivices from Manchester are rather more favo-
Iable.
HAvRE MARxETs.
Tho HAVE cotton market eady at former rates.
Sales Of tire week ending 16h February $500 bales.
Tres oIGinaire quoted at 1902.
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II COLToN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND IxPoR
tant sale o household furniture car pets, oicoths
Yooms 10 Peekman stree, second furnure Of
house, removed for convenience sale, Tha sock
will embrace In part two fuf suits Of rosewood parlor
furniture In SATIN brocA ell two rolls OF velvet ply
wadrobes marbe dressing bureaus GENRE and sofa
tables dining extension tables aofas aud All
patterns full French and Eizaneian bcdseads msrhe ton
sofa beds'eacs carctes cottage furniture French
rate and mrrora Volsirc chairs ca~ved
par or do &c Also, about $50 ~otace and other bed
eleads from hote also large cooking
ost extensive krt vi the dxtn'es 500
Afo 70 har meresses evera feather beds psi
Heeos &C.. &c. see VIII 90 Without reserve, clpre an
estate.
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Passengers by ta,e A, nbin.

CT Green, Lieut. Stewart Mrs IIantwil'e Miss Bonigpy,
Eesrs Hart veil, Woods Bees Miller Toson Osborne Pur
Robertson strpg nrntlspie, Romans, Lowering Wnsor,
Black, Olepdord F1eer. Bailey Hutchinson Smith KIRK
land, Kerr, nixon, Roe. McIfutchnsor. kead, Whitehead
Fanera uropper Guard. Argc Olivier, Roy, Causerdere
Haush.s brown Parks, Erancies psimer Broods Hcl
Jay Morris Evans Kicha, ferscoe ressas Kin
Smith Mrs Johnson, CAPT Kempton Rev Mr. FzpacK, Lieut.
Walsh and few more whose names cannot tecipher.
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POLITICAL.

10TH WARD IN THE FIELD.--TaE YOUNG MEMS
Id Fillmore and ioreison Union Association Of the rhr-
eenth wnd will hold regular meeting Thursday
ns 18th instant, al 7 O'Clock 0nderdonk's HALL 4O5
Crane rect OF Clinton street. All who favor the
shove nominations without d,sn ,on OF party cordially
invited to attend Eminent speakers will address the meeting
by order. ANDREW LEWIS President
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held, but rotL was sne wi certainly Of its pro-
csedirgs. Many moIs ab,unSsd
II asserted that Rusla while asserting to the
destruction of Ssbastcpo BomarsNnd, and even Nico
laeh refuses to ceds the proteco.se the Greek
Christians Thus FAR the indications fAvers bic TO the
suprositiou that Russia really desires peace.
Vienna letter asserts that Prince GortschakoG hsd
ststed that the Russian considers the con-
vocation Of general European Congress Immediately
aifer peace is signed the best Of settling al
questioDs France and Austria favor the idea Epgand
Coca not.
The evident coreiaty existing between France and
Austria begins TO excite upeasiness in EDglard and a
triple league Of France Austria Russia against Erg
laid is surnsed as not improbable incident In the
future.
BY TELEGRAPH
RuMoRED BREAKUP oFsTHE CONFERENCES ETC.
PARIS Feo 90, 1856.
The Congress has not met to-day it win sit to morrow
There Ia ruIo red break up Ct the Conference and
siderable ssiiation in the nor ey market
[Frcm the London Mornirg Advertiser, Mnrch IL
II is eeemed not improbable that the result OF the
rev moves of the arui dplomstss OF Russia may be
the imn ediate breaking up Of the Conference very
grave hitch in the Conferences has already occurred
Though The fifth point Is the last OF all, 1: had
been sgleea to take it first 1t was according y, on
the second meeting Of the Conference submitted io the
consideration of the p)enipotentaiies No had II
been formally laid the table than Count Orlof and
Baron Bruuow made obec ions to its being taken into
conedera icn with view 10 its being decided by Tine
Conference They proposed that 1t Bhoad be referred to
congress OF the replt sentatives Of oil the crowned
heads In Europe and referred, they pledged them
selves, II The Of the Gar to abide by Whatever
decision that congress might to. This and
expected phase in the Eastern question has produced
conatsrraton in Paris, and caused further fall la the
French funts. 1t has also surprised and alarmed our
government
We were informed last night that Lord Cowley Is
peeted in london this afternoon to take the instructions
of his government on the subject
From the London Times March IL
number Of rum6rs were circulated that the Confe-
at Paris had taken unfsvorable turn and,
persons ready to believe that al the precau
tions that taken for ecry had merely proved
less against the of information cd by few
Of the specua i've dealers the Stock Exchange fail
occurred Of than per cent bnt the close Of
busr approached and none of the put forth
received confirmation, rally occurred Looking at the
agitation Of the London Stock Exchange, the Paris
pey market may be considered to have exhibited great
dimneas.
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DENMARK.

Stockholm is to be fortified by land and sea, including
the valley OF Maalar.
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Personai Intelligence.
DEPARTURES.

Fer Charleston, In the steamer Scuherper-S Browpnx.
CN Kinney lady and ctid Colby and lady. J Marsha1,
Miss pgener Miss Hsndley, Miss II o Marsha Mss
ysIden y W Clement underhl; neine Dr. J a Low.
Alden Elliott, Lowering, 9 Fisher, W Maeon,
Smith, Jr, Wilbur 0s Booth. Il Johnson 9 Williams.
For savannah, in the steamship Rnoxvire-w Duncan
and lsdy, Massey, X Raymond Miss NJ II W Rayunund
ard servant. II Bsrrey, g Trumbul Mrs q Trumbun,
Mrs Gi let ard SON. Miss 1rumhu southworth LADY
Kn'ebt, W Rose W Mathews ) Jones Jr K tiai,
Jr, NcCepcon, Alexander Brennan Belxnap q
Beknap Jenkins, q Coser, w Ilora York Bersu-
ger ger Fo,sscbiid seinberger, Barker Fried y
Sbapbssain g Hay, Brett . York, !, Norhost,.
For Ncrfo X &c In the steamship Jamestown TAmaxe
Mrs Haen, Kingsley Alfred Kingsley. ~fs Norton Strong
Dczene Francis - Taylor, Nchsel Mctics, Ettts
puean Son, Berry oontling ~ Plat, Mrs Swan James
Kemp-l2 Ia the steeysge - :
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SPAIN,
SwEDEN

It Is reported that Geoerai Concha win bc created
Count or Marquis Of Havana
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ruNJs MORRELI. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
of houscho.d goods this morning. 1915 o'clock, al The
spacious saesroom 81 Nassau street; free until s
May shipping at moderate charge Stock consists In part Of
palor, chan Der. dining aud hall furniture made Of
rosewood mahogany aoK walnut and oak, and in
covered In plain and extension din
Ing tables, gold ockets for and portraits, chairs &c oil
paintings With gilt frames hair maresses leather beds
boters and pillows mane clocks, sofas
and soa tables wardrobes and bookcases. eegses china
card tnbles dress and plain bureaus, oval
or CHAIRS hall stan cottage bedseads lounges and lounge
bedstead segars cpgrayuT screens workboxes chest OF
tea coDd hand desk table and SOFA jaoor ct muslin
bosoms and book stands mating &c most of
which be furnished In large quantities and without
N readv article guaranteed reprs
sencd n b. sales at dwellings, &c. attended promptly,
lowest commission.
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s)f,TH WARD psMoCR4CY IN TIRE n

sllTH WARD DkMOCRACY IN THE FIELD ALL
~ hail. Buchanan lat large snd entbusasic meeting Of
the citizens Of the Twentieth ward he'd the honse Hugh
Moone, EG., OF Eighth and Thirty fourh
street. March VI, II was una rrnuusy
Ee'oiyed, 70 mmt diaiey org Anize Buchanan Club.
The FOL owing gentlemen spponttd permanent cai
ceTs For President Col Wilam Merck for
James Walace $50; for Fec starry .. Creame- Esq An
early nonce win be gwen Of ue mex reguiar meeuoT,
Rosgar CrEAsEa, Secretary.
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PFAcH PROSPECT IN NEw JrRsEy.-Tbe Nh,
Brmaric.er learns from conversation with tevs,el
of the peach growers o that sscicn thai there ia n,
coed prospect for peaches next autumn The cold ves
ber has not hurt the buds yet except in thos or
cbads sus'eo 10 low wet gro nos There the buds ara
tomewbs, injured though nt beiy shey are sor~
years II the buds are rot blasted with ood wind a.
yet vesasr n Ap'l and hay, ias peaches win prgbAsy
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mo 5; BETS ,AuCT1oNaE EER-AUCTIoN NO
"a at II O'Clock at No. 169 Atlantic street Brook yn BY or
der OF The assignee stock drugs elegant fixtures
store &c-Ihe entire stock fixtures lease good viii &c Of
nrugs Chemicals PEI iumery DC contained 10 the soove
sore The fittings Of the If elegant kind
being exceedingly rich elaborate in design aud dush
Plate gass shcw windows. marble tie floor, marble
ters plate glass showcases French platform &c
sluSng AZ the At1res aegs &s Q! nrst class sore e
very yaDab e having three years OF May
rext TIE VIII without the highest bicder
Al particulars In alton stock. lease obtain
edOn the premises any day prior 70 the sale.
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w G. ALBoR1Us, AUCTloEEER WILL. SELL, on
Nv Frdsy, March "a at lo O'clock No 10 court street.
brooklyn, general assortment oil household furniture
moved tel convenience Of sale Also carpe's beds bed
ding. hlao lot Of now furniture of every description
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Doth WARD DEMOCRACY-F1RsT GUN-OH DECK
AU The iricndr and all persons favorable 10 the nonA-
ton and election o the Hon James Buchanan the Preden
invited TO attend meeting to be held the as,or
house. correr Of Eighth avenue aud hirty street.
Thursday evering March 3 nsant ats O'clock
poe forming Buchanan Cub. BY yorder OF ssrge
bern nj denim oorata a