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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-06-26
From the Harrisburg Pa Reporter.
AARON v. Brown.

We observe by the report of Con-
gressional proceedings, in the Nation
al Intelligencer of March 30th, that
on the previous Friday evening our
Senator Buchanan was assailed by
Mr.. Morgan Of New York, and Mr..
Cooper Of Pennsylvania, upon the
floor of the House of Representa-
tives, with the charge of once having
said in a 4th of July Grafton, shat
if he thought he had one drop of
democratic blood in his veins he would
let it out" This charge was prompt
ly contradicted by Mr.. Ramsey and
General KEN of the Pennsylvania
delegation.
1t is not our intention at present
to make any comment upon this ri
diculous story, which first originated
in 1928, Immediately preceding MIR.
Buchanan's fifth election to Congress,
but merely to republish the letter Of
that gentleman to the editor of the
pennsylvania Inquirer and Courier"
dated February 18th, 1888, contradict.
ing the charge so explicitly and une-
quiyocally as to silence the SANDER, il
was supposed forever. This letter was
elected by a similar charge, made in
debate by Mr.. Cox, a member of the
convention for amending the consti.
tuition Of Pennsylvania, in May, 1887
It was then promptly repeled before
the convention, by the present Judge
Porter and Emanuel G. Reigart,
both mem ers of that body-the
first prominent democrat, and the
latter one of the Antimasonic party
in Pennsylvania. Had this senti-
ment, or anything like it, ever been
uttered by Mr.. Buchanan, at "polit'
ical meeting in the Courthouse at
Lancaster" these two gentlemen,
from their position and character
must either heard it themselves, Of
Immediately heard it from others;
both Of them being residents Of that
city when it was alleged to have been
uttered, and Mr.. Reigart having re-
sided there ever since. The charge
would have specially attracted public
attention at that time, as Mr.. Buchan'
an was successful candidate for the
State Legislature, both in October
1914, and October, 1915.
MIR. Cox, not satisfied With the
contradiction of Mr.. Porter and Mr
Reigart, endeayored to obtain proof
of the charge, and renewed in a let.
ter to the Editor of the "Pennsylya.
mia Inquirer and Courier" dated Feb
ruary "a, and published in that pa
per Of February Goth, 1888, the tes-
timony which be then adduced in
support Of it, and all which could be
collected after q laborious search, con-
sists Of the certificate of a certain
Anthony McGlinn, and an extract Of
q letter from George Ford, jun. both
of which, it will be perceived, are re-
erred to in the following letter Of
Mr. Buchanan
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House Furnishing Goods.
PROF. O. J. WOODS
Hair Restorative
FOR PRODUCING HAIR
ON BALD H E ADSl
AND RESTORING GRAY HAIR
To the ORIGINAL Color,

THIS astonishing and unequalled Prepare
l. ton has never failed to produce growth
on Bald Heads, when used according to the
directions, and turn Hair black to It's original
color, after having become gray, and reinstate
it in allits original health, lustre, softness and
beauty. Itremoves at once all scurf, dandruff,
and unpleasant itching, scrofula. eruptions
and feverish helt from the scalp. It also pre-
vents The hair from becoming unhealthy and
falling IF. and hence acts as q perfect
HAIR NVIG0RATOR AND TONIC.
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NEAR Nashville,
Friday Morning,June Is, 1856.

ASasy BY oho AOS AoOOs
To the Editors Of the Union and american:
GENTLEMEN: l attended the ratif.
cation meeting on Thursday night,
and should have addressed it when
called upon, but for the lateness of
the hour and the belief that the able
addresses already made, had render.
ed further speaking unnecessary.
| had gone to that meeting not on
" to signify my cordial appreciation
|of the nominations made, but to al
lude to the stale and obsolete charge
now revived against Mr.. Buchanan,
that in early life he was Federalist,
and so much of a Federalist, as to
have declared "that if he knew be
had a drop Of democratic blood in his
veins he would let it out,.'
l intended to remind my country
men that if he ever was Federalist,
that it was more than forty years ago,
and even then he was just such a
Federalist as was ready and did ac-
tually raise volunteer company and
march to the defence of his country
What a'pity that We didn't have few
more Federalists Of that sort in the
trying time Of the war of 1872!
! As it relates to that wretched Sian
der about the drop Of democratic
blood in his veins, I intended to read
the proved and triumphant document
(which l now send you for publication
,l-a document which / have long hai
in my possession, and on which
have often defended Mr.. Buchanan
with entire success in mary of my
: public speeches in Tennessee ant
!. Elsewhere. l desire it to be immedi
j lately republished, in order that TIL
, public mind may not become poison
ed and corrupted by a SANDER tina
, has long since been refuted in Penn
lsylVania.
Yours, respectfully,
AARON v. Brown.
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We annex al few certificates to corroborass

We annex a few certificates TO coroborats
our assertions:
PROF. Woop, Dear Sir--My hair had for sew
eral years been becoming permanently gray, ac-
Icompanied by q harshness which rendered the
constant application OF oil necessary in dress
ing it. When commenced using your Hair
Restorative, about two months ago, il was In
that condition; and having continued itsuse till
within the last three weeks, ii has turned to
Its natural color, and assumed lustre and
softness greatly to DO preferred TO those pro-
duced by the application Of oils or any other
preparation have rsed. regard 1t as an in
dispensable article for every lady's toilet,
whether to be used as Hair Restorative, or
for the simple purpose Of dressing or beau
Itifying the hair. You have permission 70
refer to me all who entertain any doubt Of its
performing all that is claimed for IL.
MRS. @. SYM0NDS, IA Third street.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb 10th, 1854.
SAINT LOUIS, March 7th, l655.-Prof
Woods: My hair commenced falling Off
some three or four years since, and continued
to do SO until became quite bald. / tried all
the popular medicines Of the day, but to no
effect. At last was induced to try your cell
ebrated Hair Restorative, and am happy 20
say it is doing wonders. have now fine
growth Of fine young hair, and cheerfully
recommend its use to all similarly afflicted. /.
A. G. WILLIAMSON, 1913 Second-st.
LoeANsPoRT, Ind, June 3oth, 1866
Messrs. OF. Wood g. Co.--Gents, yours of
the 18th Inst, came duly to hand, inclosed
please find S36, II being the amount of Hair
Restorative. I have sold II all. If you choose
you may send me six dozen bottles Hair Re
storative, think can sell it. It has done
miracles in this place, sold one man one
dollar bottles. it fetched new hair out all over
his head. Yours Respectfully.
NJ III. GRIDLEY.
ST.. Louis, Jlue 20, 1853.
Prof Wood: As you are about to prepare
and vend you. recently discovered Hair Re-
storative, and as you request my opinion Of It,
| viii state that my hair was, few months
ago, very gray, and after using two bottles of
your Hair Restorative, 1t assumed its original
color, and since its application all dandruff has
troubled with no disagreeable itching Of the
scalp. am satis6sd those who uss ii win not
regret il, as it gives the hair the appearance OF
having been recently oiled. ! am prepared,
therefore, to recommend It's use to all who arc
desirous Of havinga beautiful head Of hair.
/ am, sir. yours, &c.,
HI. STEWART.
or Prepared and sold at la, Market street,
between Fourth and Fifth st., ST. Louis, Mo-.
and 316 Broadway, New York.
A very liberal discount made TO wholesale
purchasers.
OF For sale in Nashville, wholesale and
retail by Ewin g Brother, and all the drug
gists throughout the country.
Also for sale, Prot. Woods Oriental San
alive Liniment and Vegetable Magic Life
| Pills. warranted bettert than any other ormon-
ey 10 all orders refunded.
NIB. We now put up che Restorative both
With ., without sediment, and think for re-
ssorjpa color, that with sediment should BE-
used h preference. FEB. q, 1855.
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The Democratic National Oonven-
lion for 1860 will be held at Charles
ton, 8. G.
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Democratic Electoral Ticket.

Fog THE STATE AT LARGE.
WILLIAM II. Polk, of Maury.
IsHAx G.. HARRIS, of Shelby.
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Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.

We have said, il the commence
ment of this article, that We would,
at this time, publish nothing in
refutation Of this charge, but Mr..
Buchanan's own letter. We have
however procured copy Of tho Ger
tifcate, to which Mr. B. refers and
give it publicity below for the first
time. In doing so We will boldly
assert that the thirty subscribers to it
are gentlemen of as much moral
worth and responsibility as can be
found in any other community in
the Union, and we venture to say,
that no respectable man in Penasyl
vania, Of any political party, after
reading Mr.. BIS contradiction, endors-
ed by the cool and deliberate declara-
ton of these gentlemen, will reiterate
the charge, believing himself in its
truth.
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FOR THE DISTRICTS

FOR THE. DISTRICTS,
No. SAMUEL POWELL. of Hawkins.
No. 2--JAMEs w. McHESRy, of Overton.
No. 3D.. NJ. Key, Of Hamilton.
No.. 4--E. L.. GARDENHIRE of White.
No. BE. A. KEEBLE, of Rutherford.
No. 6--JAMEs Fl. THOMAS, of Maury.
No. Sd. G. PoINDExTER, Of Montgomery.
No. 81. d. @. ATKINS, of Henry.
No. I0--D. NJ CURRIN, of Shelby.
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TCERTIFICATEl

Several Of the undersigned have
known Mr.. Buchanan ever since he first
came to Lancaster, to study law
with the late James Hopkins, and
others for many years past We are
altconyinced that if. at a public meet.
ing at the courthouse, or any where
else in this city, be had ever used
such an expression, or any thing like
it, as that which has been attributed
to him by Mr.. Cox in the convention,
to-wit: "that he thanked bis God
he had not a drop of Dem
ocratic blood in his veins, and il
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The know nothing presses are Civ
ing currency to the SANDER about ade-
mocratio blood" to which We referred
q week or since. The following es-
tablishes the falsity Of that charge,
beyond cavil. What viii they start
next?
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FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER
Free Of Postage In Lincoln County
n. 0. WALLagg. Eaitsr.

0FFIcE--4f tie sGaas GA Sassis Sss ~ ~
Observer PFistsay Q.Ses.~
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FAYETrEglLLG. TENN:
Thursday Merning, June ss, 1856
9atiuuaI Democratic Girkrt.
FOR PRESIDENT,
FOR PRESIDENT,
J 4 NJ Els Blu CHI Ian A N,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.

FOR vICE-rREsIDENr,
JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY.
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Bv JAS c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
rrT RVSVvR SALE OR FURNlTuRR

ExTEsSIvE SALE OF FURNITURE
II and HousehsId Effects.-By virtue Of a
deed Of trust and to satisfy distrain for house
rent due and arrears, the subscriber will sell at
public auction, commencing on WEDNESDAY
morning, February 20th, at 10 O'Clock, the entire
Furniture and Effects Of the American Hotel, on
Pennsylvania avenue, between ID and ~ streets,
comprising
Rocker, arm and paIlor Chairs
Gilt frame Mirrors gas Chandeliers
Cane and wood seat Chairs. Lounges
Mahogany centre, side and dining Tables
Window Curtains, Shades and Cornice
Superior Brussels, three ply and ingram Carpets
Hall and stair Oilcloth, stair Carpets
Cottage Chamber Sets, various patterns
Single and double Bedsteads, Wardrobes
Dressing and plain Bureaus, Washstards
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Blankets and Comforts
Hair and husk Mattresses
Counterpanes, Sheets, Table Cloths
Locking Glasses, Clocks, Toilet Sets
Office Chairs and Cushions, Office Furniture
Hatracks, Hall and chamber Tables
China, Glass and Crockervware
Silver-plated Spoons and Forks, Table Cutlery
Radiators, open CRATE and air. tight Stoves
Large and superior Cook Stove
Kitchen Utensils
Andirons, Shovels and longs, &c.
Together with large variety Of articles not ne
cessary to enumerate.
The sale will be continued from day to day un-
til the whole is disposed Of
Terms: $50 and under cash over $50 a credit
Of p, ,, and months, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest
d. MILBURN, Trustee
A. l.. KEESE, Bailif
feb I'D J. G. MCGUIRE, AuCtT.
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III To Members of Congress.-From a
PHYSICIAN who has practsed ls:6-too well known for

III To Members of Congress.-From a
rhycan who has practised since Is:6-oo well known for
PROF. De GRArH Co, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Atm
tervals during thirty past my wife has been cubic
rheumatism OF the most violent four tmes
SO severe 10 make necessary 10
aoses OF the tinctnre of guAcum and morphis
rock her like an infant I'm large rocking
any repose Having frequent correspondence with nv s,n
mo lbs Chesnut street. of city, Informed him An
attack she had shout the middle of MONTH January
system. He in his anxiety his mothers welfare sent me
bottle OF your Electric OIL am one of the
TONERS OF medicine in place. prosoIye TO any
knd oil patent medicine did hesitate give trial.
sions directly the letter. after the third or onrth
application she became rather passive and before one third
OF the bottle used single vesge of the disease re-
manned In the SYSTEM and she still continues WELL although
oil any Of the symptoms therefore il my duty for the
sake OF suffering humanity, and fully believing that
merit under all circumstances should be rewarded
warn 'his TESTIMONIAL am yours truly,
JOSEPH +. ELKIsTo. H. d..
New GretnE p. o, Burlington county N j.
s-Auy communication for will received nv adj
aessins to the care Of my son. msrchant 1os Chestnut
Another Doctor hearing and seeing the great results by
using this Electric OIL. writes:
YoRK SPRINGS, PA. February g. 1855
Genemen-Incloset send you $40 for ON. DOZEN Iargs
sizs) Electric O Please forward IL immedjaeIv 20 m y
address, care OF VIM. Golden, Harrisburg.
Oblise, yours respectfully,
j. r BRENEMAN, NJ D.
1.-THE Electric OIL compounded by A. E. Smith cbem,t
were not doing the good doing doctors voud moi
encourage AZ they peopIe still more IA
rectly Interested in this matter, -
~ IL - necessary to be guard to
it notice the written signatures OF De Co and
g. smith the labels the name bio wn In the rIsss
Philadelphia. ' WV" 0"oonuh
NB;-see great cures in Ledger tomorrow
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Baltimore Markets.

BALrIxoRE, Feb. I3-The steamers news
caused a considerable decline in breadstuffs
Flour is dull and lower; sales of 400 bbls If
Howard street and City Mills at 81 so.
Wheat-sales Of red at 81 so, and white at
81 70aSl so Corn is lower; sales Of white
at 54a56, and yellow at 56a60c. Pennsylva-
MIA rye Sl.05asl. 10c. Oats S3ta37t. The
market is generally heavy.
There was nothing done in provisions this
morning, and prices are quoted nominally.
Mess Pork SIC Is, prime Pork is Sl4asl4. so.
Bacon is generally unchanged, and sales are
confined 30 the trade; shoulders sold for S!c,
sides 90, Hams 1lia12tc. The market is
steady. Lard in bbls. l0ic, in kegs ii &c, and
In buckets refined I3!c.
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TEE MUSICAL CONVENTION at the Smithso-
nian Institute under the leadership of Prof
Woodbury. was called to order about half past
ten this morning. Little moro was done dur
ing the morning session than the appointment
OF ofhcers, In consequence Of the GOODNESS of
the room.
The convention adjourned about noon to
meet again at three O'Clock this afternoon, and
seven o'clock this evening.
SPEAKER BANKS ON SEGARs SNEAKER
Banks to-day issued the following order:
The Doorkeeper is hereby directed to pre-
vent persons from smoking in the hall of the
House, N R.NxS
Speaker House Reps. U. S.
WOOD -SAwYER's SrRIkF.-By notices posted
up about the streets, it will be seen that the
wood-sawyers contemplate putting I'D the
prices of their labor. What goes up next?
kUNKEL's TROUPE Of Ethiopian Minstrels
commence their admirable performances this
evening, at Iron Hall.
WINTERS DIoRAMAs are to be exhibited for
brief season ut Odd Fellows Hall. Go and
see them.
WATCH RErURNs.-William Buckley, drunk
ana dlsorderly dismissed. Mary Thomas,
do do. VIM. Brown, drunk and disorderly !;
paid fine and costs. Officer Tanning brought
up John Betchner for noise and disorder, and
kicking up row generally in house near
the corner of Thirteen and IA half and D sts
Also, VIM. Rashner and Charles Nileschlich
tor resisting the arrest of said Betchner. The
latter was bound over to keep the peace, and
the two others dismissed with some good ad-
vice Lydia Seymour (colored) for stabbing
and cutting Britannia johnson (colored) was
committed to Jail.
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feb 15-eokds

q = REWARD.-LOST,O ON SUNDAY, the
pc Sd instant, between 9Th street and ST. Mat
thew's Church, brown Morocco Case, contain
ing lady's Mourning Breestpin, with gold pin
and chain attached, surrounded with pearls
name CT the deceased person engraved inside. By
leaving the said Breastpin at Mr.. SEMKEN'S,
Jewellery Store, Pa avenue, the finder will receive
the above reward, and the thanks Of the owner.
feb 12-1w*
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DIED.,

In this city, on the 18th instant In the 9th year
OF his age, AUGUSTUS C.. GILLETT, Of New
York, clerk in the Department Of State
Hrs funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, No. 407 H street, between 18th and 18th
streets, on Tuesday, the 10Th instant, at O'Clock
p. m. The friends Of the family are respectfully
requested to attend
(Union and Intelligencer copy
In this city, on the 18th instant in the 65th year
Of her age, Mrs LYDIA ALLEN, widow Of the
late VIM. Allen, Of Prince William county, Viz
ginia. The deceased was for near half a century
an exemplary member Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Her funeral will take place from the residence
Of her son-in- law, g. w. G. Huntington, 29s
south street, Capitol Hill, at O'Clock p. m, on
Tuesday, February 10th.
On the 18th instant, Major ROBERT KEY
WORTH, in the 6lst year Of his age.
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feb 13-eod,
BY ]. G.. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
\ N UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THE

by j. e.. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
IN UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THE
IA National Hotel, WashingtoA, at Pub.
lie AuctiOn.-Trustee's Sale BY authority
of deed Of trust, and by direction Of the cest q
Trust, the subscribers will sell at auction, at
the auction store Of James c. MEG uire, Washing
ton, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of March next,
a. IL O'Clock IN, eight undivided three hundred
and fifteen parts, the whole into three hund red
and fifteen equal parts, deing divided Of and In
all and singular the lots Of ground In Washing
ton, In the District Of Columbia, marked and
known on the plat thereof as lots numbered eight,
nine, ten, eleven, twelve, and thirteen, In square
numbered four hundred and ninety one, and all
that part Of Lot number fourteen, In said square,
adjoining said lot numbe. thirteen fronting twen-
ty feet on North G street, and running back at
right angles with said street north the full depth
Of said lot fourteen, with the Improvements there
on, being the establishment known as the Nation
al Hotel, now In the occupa- CIV Of VIM. Guy.
Terms Of sale Ore-fourth cash, and the resi-
due in six, twelve, and eighteen months from the
day Of sale for which notes bearing interest, with
a lien on the premises will be taken.
Conveyances at cost Of purchaser.
The property viii be resod at the purchasers
risk and cost on ten days notice IL the terms OF
sale be not complied with within three days from
the day Of sale.
RICHARD WALLACE,
JOHN H. SAUNDERS,
Trustees.
feb l5-eokds &c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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ID area. Curc Of Rheumatism In Gin.

CINNATI, OHIO.-CONyINCING EvIDENCE-For more
than three years have been suffering with
enlargement and pain OF the bones and joints
followed the advice Of physicians other times
such family medicines had been recommended
Of rheumstisn stu did not improve in the least and was
frequently conpel-d TO keep bed, and thereby pre-
vented from attending to business Some weeks ago
va. induced BY friend to try CARRIERS SPANISH MIX
TURE The effect miraculous felt considerably i'm
proved AFTER had taken the fourth have only
one single bottle and entirely pain feel
better than have felt for and attribute my
health solely to the of Carriers
Mixture consider ii most excellent medicine
matsm and all diseases OF the blood and cheeruy
mend II TO the afflicted. "
ID. BURRrTT southeast corner Fourth and Walnut Nh.
Cincinnati, March L. 1855. ebs-Im
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IL The Great Russian Kem.dv.-Pr

BONO PUBLlCO-" Every mother should have q box the
house handy In case of accidents to the children"
REDDINGS RUSSIA SALVE
Ii Boston remedy Of thirty standing and
commended by physicians 1t speedy cure for
Burns Piles Bos COrns, Feions Chbsns Old Sores
OF every kind for Fever Sores Ulcers Itch Scald
Nettle Rash, Bunons, Sore Nipples Recommended by
nurses Whtlows Stiles, Fesers Flea Bites Spider Sngs
Frozen Limbs Salt Rheum Scurvy Sore and Cracked Lips
sore Nose Warts and Flesh Wounds Is most valuable
remedy and which be testified who
have used in the city Of Boeton vicinity for the last
thirty In no instance will this save injury
interfere with physicians prescriptions from
the pure-t Materials from recipe brought from Russia-of
articles growing In hat countryand the propretors have
nurses and others who have used themselves and
mend to others Readings Russia 6sve Is put In large
Tin boxes stamped on the cover with picture horse
disabled soldier which picture is also
wrapper. Price, Is Cents Box. Sold all the in
town country and be ordered Of any wholesale
druggist For sale at SHILLINGTONS Agent for Wash.
inston. jan -
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AUCTION SALES.
.s. By J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneef-
CLOSING OUT SALK OF SPLENDID

~ Oil Paintings.-On TUESDAY evening,
February 18th, at 2 o'clock, atthe saloon over 4.
Farnham's Bookstore, corner Pennsylvania ave.
nue. and Eleventh street, we shall sell splendid
collection Of OIL Paintings, by ancient ana mod
ern masters: Of the former we name Salvador NO
sa, Both, Puissin, Bolkman, CayPel, Bold, HUI
tenpurgh, and many others Of the latter we name
Cole, Wiilies, Searby, Cooper, Ar sdale, Lewis,
Boyle, Richardson, LaIman, &c.
The above are from the celebrated collection Of
IL. n. Harlow, Esq, Of Philadelphia, and are
really hne Specimens Of Art
Many additions have been made to the collec-
ton, al Of which will be sold without reserve.
The saloon viii be open and the pictures on
free exhibition daily until sale
Catalogues may be had at the Auction Rooms or
at the saloon.
Terms: Under $50 cash over $50 a credit of
co. and 90 days, for approved endorsed notes bear
ing interest. j. q. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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Telegraphic Expedition.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. I5.-The Csnada's
news sent from Washington at O'Clock last
night was duly received, and published by th Q
Associated Press, in the regular morning
edition. 1T was sent via the Washington and
New Orleans line, which is now working
through from New York TO New Orleans Re
porter.