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BOARDING.

COUNTRY BOARDING-A few persons can be
~ accommodated with BOARD in the country at
Falls Church. Fairfax county, Va, ten miles from
washington, and eight from Alexandria. By addrets
county, Va. 1851
pOARDING.-Mrs. BATES, at the corner Of
- Pennsy lvanla avenue and 9Th street, having hso
her house entirely renovated and It's accommoda-
tons greatly Increased, IN now prepared TO accom-
modate larger number Of permanent and transient
ooarders. Her location 10 the most central IN INC
CITY, and, rearranged and improved, her house 10
now second to no other boarding house IN Washing
ton. Boartiers by the month, week, or day. may
rely on receiving every attention. Terms modora;e
Table boarders also taken. le S-u
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NNACKEREL-MACKE
IVl 100 barrels No. large New Mackerel.
IS half barrels do do do do.
Expected daily per schooner Searsyie. and for
sale By HARTLEY BROTHER,
au l5-lw l0l Water St, GsorSetown.3
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SZUU Der, living near Upper Mar;borongh, IN
Prince Georges county, Md, on the 2eth OF q
April, NEGko MAN. DAyf GREEN. n
dark mulattO-hss a large bushy head, with q
whlskers round his face, medium size and down
has relatives or make his way to some free State as
ne LEFT without any provocaton: | will give Two
taken IN the District any other part of Mary snd
and % II taken IN this county In either case he
must be secured so that get him.
je S-f WILLIAM j. BERRY.
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GODEY'S IADY'S BOOK, for September.
N For sale at JOS. SHILLlNGTON,S
Arthur's Home Magazine, for September.
Putnam's Magazine, do.
Graham's Magazine, do.
Household Words, do.
Schoolfellow, do.
Nick Max, 20. do.
Yankee Notions, do.
Ballou's Dollar Magazine, do.
Burton's Cyclopedia Wit and Humor, No. 10
Nothing to Do; a companion to "Nothing to Wear, |"
Rose of Ashurst, by the author of Castle Avon"
Leonora D'Orco, new novel by 6. p r. ]; me +, Esq
All the New Books, Newspapers, Mays zines, and
CEe1p Publica tons received as fast as issued.
A fine assortment of Stationery constantly on hand
and for sale by
.., ~ JOS. SHILLINGTON,
Oleon Building, corner "a st. AM Pa. Az.
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LOST AND FOUND.

GAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
" scriber, near Rock Creek Church, a<zepA
small sized COW. The owner can have &Ax$S
her by proving property and paying for this 49,
advertisement.
an 1857 NJ. WALKER
1--WE CENTS REwARD.-Ran away from the
= subscriber. an lndentured apprentice, named
ROBERT HINES, about III years Of age. All
persons are warned against hiring or harboring sa
boy, as the law will be fnlly enforced ~ such.
WIN. RUTHERFORD,
au l8-3t. Marble Works. r, bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
TAKEN UP. on the 18th instant, a stray cow
AND CALF. The Cow dark rsd C5-..xcS
line back, with mottled head and face. IS&S
The Calf Is about four weeks old. ThcW-H
owner viii please call, prove property, pay &>>1Sr
ELIAS f. BROWN,
aul 18th st. west, between II and j.
NO TlCE OF COMMITTAL.-was committed
4 10 the jan of Prince Georges county, -
Mary and. on Tuesday, the 18th day Of July, Gly
u lsS!, Is ss 3 runaway, NEGRO MAN JACOB
about I'VE feet hive X inches high,no marks$-S<
perceptIbe, by which he can he identified. He ar
pears TO be about twenty five years of age. Had
on when committed neat and Clearly clothing. He
says ne Is Tree, and has followed the water live
The owner, If any, of the above described negro.
requested TO come forward prove property, pay
charges; and take him away, otherwise he will 30
disposed of as the law directs.
au 7-w3w DANIEL r. DYER, Sheriff.
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RIF LED ORDNANCE, a practical treaties,
H VOL; London. 1887.
Treaties on Fire Arms, by Lieut. Simonds, Ben
gal Artillery, I vol; London, 1857.
Manual of Drills for heavy Guns, VOL; London,
l86.
Remarks on Gunnery. BY Capt: Blakely, Royal Ar
tillery, VOL; London, 1857.
ArtiIlerists Manual, by Major Grifiths, Royal Ar
tillery; 9TH edition; London, 1857.
Scoffern's Weapons Of War, vol; London.
SpeaIman's British Gunner. VOL; London;
The Bengal Artillery, from its formation; by Capt
Buckle. i vol.;, London. n,...-
Rife Practice, by Lieut.. Col. Jacob, Bombay Ar
La Construction ct ,. Esbrlcstion des Armea1 q
Determination de L'Artierie, par lie Bourg:
- Lieut.. Col. D'Artllerie, VOL; Paris.
Page-Theoriod u Pointa.e, VOL; Strakb ourg.
Dies Oicisrs d. Artillene dams les Fondencs, vol.
and atlas; Paris.
Traite sur Artlsrie, par lie General Scharnhorst,
Etudes surf L'Artlllsrie, par L'Empereur Louis
Napoleon, vols: Paris.
Naval Gunnery, BY Sir Howard Douglas, VOL;
suls FRANcK TAYLOR.
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NINE. KLEIN & CO., from France,)
lVl DRESS MAKERS,
No. Ssl Pa. av., between AZ and 9th SITS.
PicatIng. Fluting. Crimplng, Dresses, Curtain
Bleaching and Old Embroideries transferred to
order. au I8-lm
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Wat A MEETING of the Columbia Club
uS Capitol Hi the following persons were
elected for the ensuing six months:
=, Charles 4. Day., President; Clabron Mockebee.
John Doviey. Financial Secretary Adolphus Erb,
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SURVEYS IN KANSAS The Commissioner of
the General Land Office has received from the
Surveyor General Of Kansas and N ebraska plats
OF the retracemcnt of a part of tho southern
boundary Of the Shawnee Indian lands from
the point on that line two miles east of the
southwest corner of the Shawnee reservation
westward to the northwest corner of the Sac
and Fox lands, situated in township Is, south,
range l3 east, Of the sixth principal meridian
in Kansas.
Also, plats of the resurvey of the southern
boundary Of the Pottawatomie lands, and the
survey of the northern boundary of the Shaw
nee eession lands in Kansas, beginning from
the southeastern corner of the POttowatomie
reservation, and running westward to the north
western corner of the Shawnee lands, on the
Smoky Hill Fork, making about sixty miles.
BOUNDARIES TO BE RUN.-We understand
that the Secretary of the Interior has requested
the Secretary of War to have run off, by army
engineers, the boundaries of the territory leased
by the United States from the Choctaws and
Chickasaws, (by tri-partite treaty. in order
that the former may locate upon it, for the time
being, we presume, the Washitas and some
other Texas Indian tribes it is designed to
place thereon. The territory in question lies
between the 9sth and Tooth parallels of west
longitude.
SURVEYS OF DONATION CLAIMS IN OREGON
The Surveyor General of Oregon has transmit
ted to the General Land Office eleven plats of
surveys Of the claims situated in the southern
portion Of Oregon, upon Gold river, tributary
of Rogue river, and the vicinity of jackson.
vile.
The business of the General Land Office in
Oregon, by the by, is progressing most satisfac-
torily, we hear, which goes to show that the
Surveyor General out there, Mr.. John o. lei.
Der, is man Of much energy and business ca
pacity.
The MISSOURI ELECTION. turns ont, A
we anticipated, that it will require the official
returns to determine whe has been elected
Governor of Missouri-Rollins, Combination
American, Republican, and Bentonian or Stew
art, Democrat. Various statements in figures
are published on both sides, none Of which are
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% HO: FOR THE QUAKER CITY!
H FRANKLIN PHILADELPHIA ASSO-
ClATlON.-A meeting of this Association wilt be
held IN the Hall of the Franklin Fire Company's
new Engine House, On THURSDAY EVENING.
29th of August, at ~ O'Clock, for the purpose of
eecting Chief Marshall, and for the transaction of
other important business relative to their visit to
Philadelphia in October next, to participate in the
hIemen's grand procession.
Persons who desire to join tho Association should
make early application for admission, as the list of
members must shortly be closed.
GEO. r. CROSSFIELD, Sec.
At Sfafa
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A CARD.-The undersigned have this day (Au-
"A gust 81 entered INTO partnership in the HOUSE
CARPENTERS and JOINERS' BUSINESS;
and, having erected a new and commodious shop IN
the of Jackson Hall, between Sd and IA streets,
prepared to contract for and perform all work In
their line of business, either in the city country,
with which friends or the public may favor them,
accommodating terms, with promptness and dis
patch: They respectfully solicit share Of the pub
lie patronage.
They have several Houses and Lots for sale in
different parts OF the city, on accommodating
terms.
au is-eolm GEO. w. GARRETT CO.
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q kcnlschcC ana Pc.
nOlIscOt 4 keslnebcc As. a..
Nem, Eapcd'ious and Chap Route bftmccn
~ 20 Z
Nirs4aG-x,
BANGOR AND BOSTON.

IN and after June LIST. next. Cars will
~ leave Bangor at 40 p. NJ, daily, except on
Saturday and Sunday, to connect at Portland with
steamers FOREST CITY and LEWIS ION, arriv
ing at Boston next morning
Returning, steamers leave Boston (CentrGl
Wharf,) at a. Nj. for Portland, and connect next
morning with ears at ia A. NJ. for Bangor, ar
irving there at l2.50 p. NJ
Fare through by K, Ii. and steamer S2.00---
Through tickets are soli on board of Boat aftei
leaving Boston for MI stations on this route, and
they sold at all stations for Boston.
. Passengers have time for tea in Portland before
going on board boat, ut saloon in depot of Grand
Trunk Il. L., and time for breakfast at same pla &c
after leaving steamer, and before the cars leave
for Bangor.
Morning train. daily, from Bangor, will leave
for Portland and Boston ut AS A. NJ. Freigh,
Accommodation will leave Bangor at $40 p, NJ
every day except on Mondays when it will moi
be
Eerths and state rooms can be secured Of tuition
agent in Bangor prior to p. NJ. day Of start
, ing, or of conductor on train.
EDWIN MOVES, supt
May ~, 1857. sm-is
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PA ! ENT MEDICINES,
MEXICAN MUSTANG LININENT

Townsend More's Wanens, Kelly's and Sb,
ker Syrus and Sarsaparia; Viewers Canker,
Salt khenm Syrup; Arnold's Vital Fluid, Atwood's
Ext. Dandelon, Brant's Purifying Extract, Bulls
Sarsaparilla (John), Gays Blood Purifier. Green,
Indian panacca, Hays llumor Syrup, l!amrton
Vegetable TinctuLe, sure cure, kcnncdy's Medi.
cal discovery. Morse's Syrup yellow Dock, Ord
ways Humor Discovery, Peruvian Syrup, Rad
ways keselvent, Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure.
sands Sarsaparila Shaker Sarsaparlla, Town
sends Sarsaparilla, Old Dr.Jacobs McMupn,s Elixir
Of Opium. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Shaker
Extract Waterman, Wilson's Neuropatbic drops.
Dr. Ahhotts Bittcrs, rock's Jaundice Bitters and
titcs Indian Vegetable Bitters, Atwoods Pby,i.
cal Br WINS Sasaparilla and Tomato, ella, ks Sbcr.
ry Inc, one and two qts., Iangleys Root and
Herb Bitters and almost every other kind in USE
Balm of thousand Flowers, Gold Cream Flesh
Balls, Liquid Rouge, &c, 4. Ayers Cherry Pee
torsl Aliens Cough Lozengers, Brants Pumona-
ry Balsom, Clarke's Cough Syrup, Bachelors Hair
Dye, larrison's Hair Dye. Liniments of all
kinds; farney's Musk Cologne, Barnys Shaving
Cream, Barneys Nerbena Water; Ayers Sugar
Coated Pills, irandreths Pill, Wright's Indian Ve-
gctabe; Court Plaster DC, &c; butchers Dead
shot for Bed Bugs. Prof Mohr's German Fly Pa.
per; saives and ointments of every kind and
every ether article u'ualiy kept in such a Store.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

At Court Of Probate holden Blueh within and r.
the county Of Hancock the first Wednesday Of Jay
A. h. 1857
SlMEoS +. WOOD Administrator Of the estate Of AR
- tandsge late OF Blnchi In said county deceased
having presented his secoud account Of Administrator
GFaa said deceasCds estate fr Probate:
ORDERED, Thai the said Adininstar give notice to all
PERSONS interested by causing copy Of this order be
uhhedahrce weeks successfully the Ellsworth Ameri-
can, printed at Ellsworth, thai they may appear Pro-
bate tour; TO he held Buell, in said county, the
first Wednesday u November next Of the clock in the
f5renoau and hew cause if any they have why the
should not be allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy, attest A. A. BARTLETT Register.
3w-2T
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OxyGENATED BIrrERs.

re,ma1y from J. C. B,rser Collector Of the Fort Of og-
da1sb.ft, New York
ospsssnrR9 December l, 1851. GESrLraEs, have
been much ao.si for the greatest part ths year end
At lat miisdmr,r, with Singular arrangement Of the
b,ss ,ctNi sa attacks Of bysp9psia
purag the itst sumner, accidentally ta5k up paper
containing e sncntls rep citing your oN suati Bttsrs.
In one asiaace, whare rale hal faaNel isir us fund
my symptoms aud condition accurately i scrii
that determined upon trying them aec,r, .nsi /,
procured, and have used several b1ttl AMI find
waited strength ani beilth satisfactory evidence that In
my case, they have accomplished Alt that could wish.
Very respectfully, your obed.eu, servant,
J. {. BARTER
SETH W. foWLE 4 co, 70, Washington ST.
Boston. Hoprietors Sold by their agents every.
where,
Agents--Moses Hale. Ellsworth; John stevens.
Bluehiii; j. Hooper, Casiinc T.. II, Parker.
Bueksport; L. :. Higgins, Eden. sn2w2i
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MISSING The following Railroad

NlsSlNG.-The following Railroad
Bonds and Stocks issued to the late Hez
Williams, Esq, are supposed to have been consum.
ed in the fire of my office on the night Of March
LIST, last, viz:
Two Bonds Of Michigan Central Railroad CO., for
one thousand dollars each.
Two Bonds Of Rutland Burlington Railroad Co..
one for one thousand dollars, No. 403. The
other for Eve hundred dollars, No IOt.
Two Bonds Of the Atlantic 4 ST. Lawreuee Rail.
read Co, one for one thousand dollars, the 9TH
or for five hundred dollars.
Certificates of % shares Michigan Central Raj road
Stock.
10 shares Boston a Maine do.
shares Boston \ Lowell do.
If by any possibility said Bonds or Certificates
shall have escaped the fire, the public is cautioned
ganst receiving them.
G. j. Abbott.
| castine, May ., 1857. sn27
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Mothers. MOTHERS. 7oihcr>.

An cd Natse f5r ttiHdrau. IT, zatf #a ..5-
eafe Nr' "iu'l y s.gtalHs ~staa - sa.t.ssa
Tee.Aias Il has IN e,i..st a rs4t4= - q. ter
~ tas crcr ,aiel Is. Ni.+ap -4Hi5.a.5 s. efst
- aailifrD All gss5 es#ssat - Z Hsts=i. ia,-
thru IA the ,i,lre=-fas a.. er',5,l psfti ,=siL-
as #.thva, the at3aftal- lp,a5astle fzraz. alton.
Il lie aud hcait4 ##sa be .,imat is 81 s.ss. .aI
cat, !, Is worth Il a. ;ht io god.
Million e boltizs II Mr., wiasioa :. 81. 'htns
syrup are s1i sset, ss4l ia the taltsl @tal.-.
I, is old aad vol t.,vd remedy y Huc gem
aias unless the lac >ltails Ut Curtis L p .H-
on the outside wrapper.
Pr &c saiy = cont, a b"tile.
c. Il. PreS, Lt.s.ftl, Wholesale GENT :. h.
fstkias, BAns0s d. sid By all iya'ersin Nod
ieiae. lyI
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IL person. iuicbtei 10 the cid htn OF !. d.
\ - sre INF rurd that uu.ss their accounts are SET
tfa "ishia 'nu,' ' Ann y. GRIZZLY.
AiftfeS ~ Seit 2i-u
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N Court of Probate held Huell, within and Tor the
county Of lianc9ck on the first cduesday of July, in
the year u our Lord eighteen hundred and fifty seven
bH The fareE going Petition, Ordered That the Petitioner give
notice To persons Interested by causing copy Of the petit
tnn AMI ordgr q theron he published three weeks
suee ssFely iH the Ellsworth American spaper print
ed IN Ellsworth that they may then appear Probate
tduT II be held at Buckspnrt in said county the third
wednesday Of September next at ten O'Clock A. NJ
PARKER TT tk, Judge.
Attest u. A. BARTLETT, Register
tre copy Of the petit ,ng and order of Court thereon
3w27 Attest--A. 4. BARTLETT, Register
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LAST CALL.

Ii these osing N. H. sEANEf, who's aee3an -. ~
n In an the subscriber requested !" tlaA1 ni
aia.c payment they viii b sari' ,o,,v "a xoyrs
NJ D.s~t July Is 1877 'ohN "a IN
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Far Rings.
Silver

Lover, iepnc, Anchor and Patent Vertical
Watches warranted. Table, Tea Bcs-
scrt, Cream, Sugar salt, and Mustard SPOONS,
OF extra fine silver. Also, butter and Fruit
Knives, Pickle knives aud Forks Napkin Ring,
Pencils Ctwclve doAen,) Silver Spectacle va
riety t" suit all ages, Extension Pens aud Pencils
Fob Vest and Guard Chains. Keys So. i dozen
silver IAimhlcs. warrant.d Of t.e be-; analitY.
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N E VT
J f " f |. + \ F.!

sneh as Long Guards, Fob and Vest do, shor
Neck Chains, &c, Gold seals, Keys, Slides, Hooks
Yariety Of Gold peneils Ac.. &C.
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Bosom Pins.

Such "a Mosaic, Cameo Florontine, Swis. Paint
ings, Gold Stone, with Box and Scroll Pins in
gcat osrldy. \ select assortment Of Gentlemen. :
Pins, such stone tail Pins, Crosses, Mason lie do
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GLE ID,


On Wednesday morning, the 4th instant,
McDevitt, aged six months and eleven DAYS
Our baby Bell has left us now,
And gone to dwell above,
Where darling angel mid that thIong,
She'll SHARE her Sayiour's love,
'rwere very hard indeed, to brsak
A PARENTS cord OF love;
Though we know she's happier far,
In her angel home above.
On the sth instant, w. ID. MERRICK. Of Ma.
ryland, aged SO years.
On the 5th instant MARY ANN MILL
S months 1eNN
On the 5th instant. after long pulmonary com.
plant, JOHN b. FLOYD, In the 37th year OF
his age.
bis friends and those OF the ly are Ieouested
to aitenS his funeral from the residence Of his
father Ia .lsW, Isaac peers, @a Az street, at .
O'Clock, on 70. Morrow Afternoon"
year " his age, JOHN .MOULDER, a native
OF this city.
His funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence on lith street, naar steamboat wharf, To.
Morrow, Saturday. at 2 O'Clock p. IN.
On the 9th instant, at 2 O'Clock a. m HAN.
NAH McLANE, infant daug htT Of Hon. VIM.
and Mary F +. Purcell, aged 10 months and 9
days.
Her funeral viii take place On To Morrow,
lsatuld at 3 O'Clock, at the residence Of her
parents, o. l. street, between 9th and 10th The
.ttsSS OF ne family are respectfully INVITED TO
On the Attn instant, HENRY TAYLOR, III the
sSd year OF his age.
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The West ern Riva,a

ST; Louis, Feb. She river is rising slov.
~. The steamer Grace Darling which was
sunk, was valued at $4,000, and was insured
for SIS, 600.
EVANSVILLE, Feb. 5.-Three ste amers bax.
arrived here from below, ard others are los5-
ing. The ice is disappearing.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 5-Evening. The ice has
started from the Ohio, and is nearly all gone
from the Wabash
CINcINNArI, Feb. 5-Evening. -The steam
ers Dunleith, Thomas Shriver, and YORKTOWN
No. z, have been sunk by ice. They will be
of
PIrrsBURG, Feb. 5-Evening The river
has risen, and there are now i0I feet in tn
channel The ice is going rapidly.
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From Santa Fe.

ST. Louis, Feb. 5-Advices from Santa Fe
TO december 9th have bOen received. The
Legislature Of New Mexico had been organi1s,i
by the reelection of Facundo Pine president
OF the conncil and Romiez speaker of the
House. ~
The corn crop had heen abundant.
Indian depredations continue.
The Gazette, in abiding to the Governors
message, says that the Governor was either
grossly ignorant Of the condition of the terri
tory or intends to misle ad the government
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T TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FR0M THE ASSoCIATED pxEssa
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
:, arrival % the Ateamer Baltic.
NEW YORK, Feb. 5 The steamer Baltic
strisea below this afternoon, but was detained
ny the ice She brings Liverpool dates 70
"sanesdsy, Jan. 81, being four days later.
T Tne oHss question was considered settled
=, Inc event OF most interest WINS the trial Of
nnerges, the assassin Of the Arch bishop of
Paris The trial was full of dramatic ;rtsrs.t
Ferges had been condemned.
Lord Napier would probably leave "a, Wash.
ington in three weeks. ''
The weather had been very mild in England.
ENGLAND,
Lord Palmerston had issued q circulsy a A..
liCuse Of Commons, stating that busin.s, 90
great importance would be laid before ~.
coming session of Parliament, and expressine
I'D earnest hope that all the members will be
in their places at the opening.
Lord Napier had arrived In London to mako
preparations for his departure on the Ameri.
can mission.
The alleged cause of the mutiny on board
the ship j. L. Bogard is that the crew shipped
under articles for New York, but subsequently,
they learned that the ship was to proceed 70
Mobile: where, as they were nearly all coiored
men, they would be retained in slavery.
SWITZERLAND
dispatch from Berne dated January Is
states that the Neufchatel. prisoners we're on
the preceding night escorted by detachment
OF swiss troops to the French frontier.
The Federal Council had given orders for
Immediately disbsnding the troops.
CHINA
Private advices from Shanghai to Nov. 10
say that there is a prospect that the spscie
shipments of that port may prove excessiys
owing to the scarcity of produce.
The English at Canton were Strengthening
their position, but showed no disposition 70 re-.
main on the defensive till they received aS.
vices from England. Meanwhile reinforce.
ments are understood to be sent for.
COMMERCIAL
The Liverpool cotton market was quiet and
orally dull and lower MiddIine and lsse,
qualities of wheat had declined Id. TO "a
Flour was inactive and nominal at Is. decline.
Corn was dull and Cd. lower Provisions dull
and unchanged. The London money market
was easier. Consos for money closed AT 9st
ID 935, and for account 933 to 93E.
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Later from Mexico,

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 6.-By the arrival Of
sGhr- ASIA we have Tam yico dates to the 18Th
un Two aa5 later Trade was entirely suf-
penoed' ana every Ope was in expectation of
the town bei1s devastated by the reyoIut;on.
ISIS, healed by Garsea. The latter indeed
nAG ALREADY commenced depredations by AZ.
taeklng the residence of the British consul.
eaking thercfrom nearly quarter of a million
Oh dollars that had been sent there for safety
oy number OF merchants. The Tampico
people seemed poweress as regards aid. Ar.
peafances indicated that the revolutionists
nave everything their own way.
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by w. BOTELER, Auctioneer
EURNITURE, GLASS, AND CR0CkER,

kNonNII ChE, GLASS, AND CROCkERY
l. at Auetion.-On FRIDAY, the sth instant,
L shall sell without reserve at store No 4Is Penn.
sylvania avenue, between Cd and AZ streets a
large and general assortment Of Household Fun
iture, consisting In part
Mahogany Sofas, Tete-a- Tetes, Nurse and Arm
Rockers
Bedsteads, Chairs, Washstands
Shovel and Tongs. amps, Candlesticks
Knives and Forks, Carvers, Steels, Chafng
Dishes
Vases, Chamber Sets, Foot Tubs, Pitchers
Plates, Cups and Saucers, China Tea Sets
Bowls, Mugs, Dishes, Bakers, Compotiers
Glass Float Bowls, Decenters, Tumblers
Molssses and Cream Mugs, Sugar aud Butter
Fancy Cups, Castors, Walters, Coal Hods
Slop Bucfets, Plated Spoons and Forks, Tin
Toilet Sets
Tea and Call Bells, busting and Furniture
Brushes
Saucepans, T lat lrons, Skimmers, Ladies
Bread Toasiers Coffee Mills, Meat Cutters
Fancy Baskets, Brittania Tea and Coffee Pots
Cream and Sugar Dishes, Pitchers
Coal Sifters and Shovels.
Also, large assortment Of foods too numerous
to mention.
The attention Of the trade Is called to the above
sale as the goods will be sold without reserve
Sale positive without regard to the weather.
Terms cash. u. w. BOTELER,
1eo3-d Auctioneer