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II We are indebted to Mr.. Geo H Burns,
agent of Adams Express Company, for New Or.
leans papers of the eth. The express company
expect hereafter to make the trip in three DAYS
time only
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CARD,
CONSOLIDATED LOTfERl ES OF DHL
~ AWARE.
FRANCE, BROADBENTs l. CO., MArAsn..

WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
FRANCE, BROADRENTS & co. having OBJ
tanned from the Legislature of Delaware, at it's late
session, Lottery Contract, to continue In opera
ton for period of twenty years and having givcn
bonds to the State for million of dollars to Sc
cure the prompt payment of all prizes sold are nov
draWinE at Wilmington, Del, the CONSOLE
DATED LOTTERIES OF DELAWARE for
the beneht of international improvements and other
PURPOSES, aad the SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERY
OE DEL. AWA ne for the same objects.
The Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware are
drawn dsIy at is minutes before o. m. and the
IL
All drawings under tie superintendenoe of Lot
tory Commissioners appointed by the State of Del
"
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Spirit Of the Morning Press

The Constitution thinks that Mr. Hoard's speci-
fcations in his motion for Select Committee to
investigate the conduct Of the President and GER
tain officers OF the Government are likely to result
in serious damage to the triad Of Republican
friends whom he specially named, and whose ex-
tremely delicate virtue and integrity he desired
to bold up to the admiring gaze of the world as
unsurpassed i'm the history of mankind. 1t says:
I'VE do not pretend 10 the gift of prophecy
nor TO be able 10 further into milestone than
our neigh bors; but we have 4 preseutiment that
the only means Of escape for the incorruptble
Haskin, the unbuyable Hickman. and the un-
br bable Adrain from conviction and infamy as
slanderers will be in the commission Of a certain
offence Of which witnesses with treachero
memories are sometimes convicted. To this des-
Perate situation have they been brought by the
1ncOnsiderate action of their friend and ally, MIR.
Hoard >
The InteHigencer contains Its usual news mis-
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IL The great Ullman and Strakosch Italian
opera company appear in Baltimore this week ~,
route to Washington. 1t opens with Lucie de
Lsmmermoor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-12

IL FROM Taylor * Maury, the agents for
Washington, we have the January number of that
valuable publication, the London Quarterly Re-
view.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-12

IL We are indebted to Mr. Fuller baggage
master Of the steamer Atlantic, for late California
papers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-12

IL Tine Governor Of Maryland signiicd to the
Legislature before their adjournment his intention
to remove Judge Stump.
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NEW JERSEY The Republican State cOnven-
ton, on the Sth, appointed twenty eight delegates
to Cticago without instruction as to candidates.
Resolutions were adopted in favor Of homestead
bill and high tariff, but the convention did not
pass resolution denOuncing the Massachusetts
two years amendment, though invited by COM
mttee of Germans to express their opinions on that
subject
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FORREST HALL, GEORGETOWN.
POSITIVELY FOR 8 NIGHTS ONLY.

10 " u,
The world renowned Epropean MAGICIAN and
VENTRILOQUlST will have the honor OF
making has first appearance before
the citizens Of Georgetown,
On THURSDAY EVENING, March eth.
MIRACLES! FASCINATIONS! without Con
federaoy defylng detection.
Great Novelties and Wonderful Representations.
TWO DREAMS OF WONDER.
.Dream flrst-IemRie on bnehshHtdmen.' or t the
Cabaistic Art.
sh99Tssssfpg oefqooaetNot h1sreg Ice Wases pus
Cream, &c, Which are dedicated 20 the ladies.
HIS MigAfy Wonders uciH be rdrisd erery Erenirs
Doors open at 2; commence at7Z.
Admission Is cents.
An Afternoon Exhibition on Saturday. at 3
O'Clock, If
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ence Of orders and the regulations of the ARMY:
second, misapplication and embezzlement Of pub.
lie money entrusted to him-and was sentenced
to be cashiered.
r The President Of the United States having care
fully examined the evidence, has confirmed the
sentence, though from the strong and freouent
appeals made for Executive clemency, and in
view Of the long and useful services of Mai C,os.
and other considerations, which seemed to lessen
the offence, tie President has mitigated the .er.
tence by susPending him from rank and nav for
fve years.
THE DEATH OF PAYMAsTER GAINEs-A CORES.
pendent Of the Star, writing from Fort Arbuckle
Feb. 18th, says
"Paymaster A. w. Gaines, U. :. Army. died at
Fort Smith on the 10th His horses ran away ON
christmas morning and threw him out Of the
buggy with great violence, which caused his
death Maj G. entered the Army as additional
Paymaster during the Mexican war
DELEGATES TO THE CHICAGO CONVENTION At
meeting Of the Republican Association. held on
Wednesday evening last, the following gentlemen
were elected delegates to the Chicago Convention
Major b. B French, Lewis Clephane &. A. Hall.
and J. J Coombs
SECRETARY OF WAR.-Hon. J. FLOYD has
left the city on brief visit to the residence Of his
late brother, at Wytheville, Va.
The WEATHER.-The following report of the
weather for the morning Is made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith.
sonfan Institution The time Of observation is
aho 4 o.c
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TART ASSOCIATION LECTURES "A

TART ASSOCIATION LECTURES-A
pirate q tas%s
"a Ion to be delivered in the beautiful and spacious
The gentlemen already engaged to fill the course
q the Hon CHARLES EAMEs, of Washington;
RANE, ON. Hon f. P. SfANroN of Tenn Ia and
the President Of the ASSOCIATION, HoRATIo STONE.
the FUND of the Association. Due notice will be
given of the particular theme of each gentleman
ut II VIC "IY SG;6SfI.pSssBy0eouGu BRuFF, Sec.
.TTHE "cHAf bksHHEEI DsIEck" CHAM
is on the Is5e and cork This Wins is soRneW
w Of s s
bason e gsUSsoS leach Rs SAM
Bssii. Edward Hs s@a & R WSIsc @'e Se
T. w; BAYAUD & CO.,
Ell SIN Sole Agents for Worth America
TBALTiMoRE CONFECTIONERY,
and Ornaments of al kinds and sizes, SchsrIotts
order Psras suppsfs
w eddings, &c. furnished with al kinds Goniect,
bic terms Ice Cream, Water f f1a and Roma Romsu
Punch sla5 per salIt9 3Psrpu su,rvIr,n
sts T of Butchers &C. Rss is;
EYEfzxn fSRE fsS' + ss %ss
fSRy fs 'S ss N "a
good, hsa thy exercise.
AVERY BODt Goes t. the COLUMBIA
IL PRIZE BOWLING GYMNASIt NJ, ON IA.
enue. near y opposite National HOTEL to get one
OF those cash prizes.
e PRIZE BOWLl SG GTMSssIU II to se ga a
lihy MAX Q $50 and 800 in game of ten PINE.
mar IL 81
II CARD.
IL. l.. "a Mt, Jr., OF i.ecOmpton, Kansas will
remain IN this CITY until the 18th instant. Persons
holding land warra ats can have them lOcated,
Trough his firm, aivantageousy. from personal
pecton OF the lano: A larRe amount Of chnics
ard or the route to "Pike's Peak" and other por-
tons OF the Territory. is now subj ct TO private
entry Warrants at the present price must weld
the locator large profit. He Is ESQ pre- pared to
ray taxes and redeem forfeited lands In that Tern
tory.
, Mr.. FAINT can be found at the banking house Of
Sweeny, HltterhOuse, FAINT Il Co. until his depart
u-e. II
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w s II N 6 TON Il III E A II r. f.
THE ULLMAN AND STRAKOSCH
OPERA COMPANY.

FROM THE NKw YORK ACADEMY OF Music.
WILL GIVE FOUR PERFORMANCES,
On MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY aud
THURSDAY. March IS, 20, q, and q.
The Company will include
ADELINA PATTI,
COLSON, STRAKOSCH, BERKEL,
BRIGNOLI, STIGELLI
FERRl. AMODIO, sUsINI, JUNCA
And the Chorus and Orchestra from the Neu Yor L
Academy Of Music.
Musical Directors and AURICE
SThAhoSCb. and CARL BERGMAN.
MONDAY, @arch 10. Opening Nisht-First
aRPea,arce OF Miss sADELlNE PATTI. IN LII
SIA III LAMMtkMOOF, Miss PATTI, Signor
BRIG NolI. : lenor AMoDIo.
III ESDAY, NM CoLsoS First a ppearance of
the three great Artists. Signor STIGkLLI Signor
sEkEi, slgnor susINI. Verdi's Grand Opera, Err
WEDNESDAY, ApFLlNA PArrI's Last Might
S'ar performance of THE BARBER OF Sc
VILE, which will he given with the most periect
No xTna.STuna.y cast ever presented. including
pIo, and susINi. Mis-. PATTI viii sing. In sid H
ton 70 all the music of the Opera, EckRRT's Poru-
LAR ECHO SONG, composed for Madame Sontae: the
popular comic English Ballad CONN THRo' rbF
RYE. and the ADELINA WALTZ, composed for her
THURSDAY, CLOSING Night of the sea.on.-II,
TROvATORE. CoLsoN, SrRAKoscH, BRIGsoLI.
, III Admission 81; Reserved Seats So; Private
subsoriptiSa fer the entire series of four per
70 manoes, ST.
The sale Of subscription tickets will commerce
on Wednesday, March IL. at w. u. Metzerott's and
j. r. Eills's Music Stores.
On Saturday, March 10th, seats for any of the
four performances can be secured, and the sub
scription list will be closed. mars
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DAIN TINGs AND sTATUAR
THE FOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
wzSgJNGToNIPPT1 kSSorr<r,,y

Now OPEN AT THE
GALLERf, ION Pa av., bet. 10th and 18th stsl
Aomisslon --.-...-...... IS cents
Season Tic kets admitting possessors TO the
Gallery AID Course of Addresses by emil
nent lecturers, during the season Of six
"oeAs.'' -----S GENTS
This Exhibition Of AMERICAN ART contains
works ty neArly oil our Eminent rtisfs
IL Several of the most meritonous in the DOL
lection are for sale. fe 10
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The InteHigsneer contains Its usual news mis-
Celany.
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EVEkY BODY Goes to the COLUMBIA
~ PRIZE BOWLING GYMNASIU NJ to see a
lLny make $50 and 800 in a game of ten PINE.
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CASE OF NAL CRoss.-Last August, 1t will be
Iecoiiecsed, court-martial, Of which Col. Mans
neid was president, was convened at New York,
iof the TRIAL Of Maj Gross Aner full and fair
.nsesagsaon, Maj G. wss found guilty Of both
Inc charges preferred against him-Arst disobedi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-12

NORTH CAROLINA AND THE PREsIDENcY-we
have received from perfectly authentic and re-
liable source information in respect to the action
OF the Democratic State Convention of North
Carolina, lately held at Raleigh, for the purpose
OF choosing dele2 ates at large to the Charleston
Convention. Four delegates at large were chosen,
the Hon. VIM Ashe, of Wilmington, Hon. Bed
ford Brown, formerly member of the u. s
5 nate, Mr.. Avery, prominent politician of
western North Carolina, and Mr. Holden the
able and distinguished editor of the Raleigh
Standard. These gentlemen, we informed are
pledged and avowed friends Of Senator Hunter
Three of the district conventions have been held
In Nj. BrancL's ngressional district Messrs T.
j. Green and - Watson have been chosen
These gentlemen understood to be friends of
Mr.. Hunter. So also are the two delegates chosen
in Mr.. Scales former congressional district, now
represented by Mr.. Leach. In Mr.. Gilmer's dis
t:ict Messrs Dick and Hill have been chosen
and, we hear, are in favor Of Mr. Douglas
Tnis district is one in which the Democratic
party are in large minority. 1t is probably the
only district Mr.. Douglas will carry in the State
So far the count stands Hunter s, Douglas =.
There are ten more delegates to be chosen
The attempt made to secure North Carolina for
Judge Douglas, and the impudent boast of his
friends, was well and htly rebuked by the North
Carolina Democracy In the following resolution
adopted by their State Convention-the poi mt and
application Of which no one mistake:
'Resolrsd, That neither Congress nor Terri.
toral Legislature, whether by direct LEGISLATION
or legislation Of indirect and unfriendly char
acter, possess power to annul impair the consti-
tutonal right Of any citizen Of the United States
to take his slave property into the common Ter
ritorits, and there hold and enjoy the same while
the Terrific ial condition remains"
The land Of Nathaniel Macon, II will thus be
seen, has no relish for squatter sovereignty. We
doubt much If Mr.. Douglas, out Of one hundred
and twenty southern votes in the Charleston Con
vention, manages to secure more than four or Ave
at the outside. These, ii will be found, have
been secured by the rankest hypocrisy and polti-
cal trickery We know the army of strikers and
trumpeters are Boosting Of what they can and will
effect by trickery and chicane at the South-elect
ing men nominaHy Tor some one, but really Sc
cretiy for Douglas and under promise Of office,
! &c but they should remember this 10 difficult
game to play upon an honest and virtuous CON-
munity.
CASE OF MAI. CRoss.-Last August, 1t will be
recoiiected, a court-martial, Of which Col. Mans
neio was president, was convened at New York,
Tor the trial Of Maj Gross Afser full and fair
invesftgation, Maj. G. wss found guilty Of both
the Charges preferred against him-6rst. disobedi
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LIVERY BODN Goes t. the COLUMBIA
IL PRIZE BOWLING GYMNASIUM, on Fa.
enue. near y opposite National Hotel, to get one
Of those cash prizes
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~ WEST END BUILDING ASSOCIA
~ TiON OF GEORGETOWN, D. C.-Ihe
co MONDAY in each month at the c, uncll
Coamb commencing on MONDAY, this 18th in
slant, az o. look ?. H. On which occation reas
Those persons who wish TO beco ne stockho' ders
VIII be prepared a. that time to pay the first Insta!
ment; otherwise they NAY he eX GUIDED. Two hun
dred shares are reserved for Was hineton ity sub
WIlnam Cabaush President.
John l.. X i'd well, VICE President
William King, Secretary.
Esau Plckrell, Francis Whcatley. JOSEPH l..
s INNS George w. B. all, Philip NAV, Charles
kin Thomas, Directors. By order.
marS-St WIN KING Sec
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| LIVERY BODY Goes t. the COLUMBIA
~ PRIZE BOWLING GYMNASII NJ to meet
L e. arH de- -
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SECRETARY OF WAR.-HOn. J. B FLOYD has
left the city on brief visit to the residence of his
late brother, at Wytheville, Va.
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EvERY BODY Cos to the COLUMBIA
~ PRlZE BOWLING GYMNASIUM to get
cool, he a thy exercise.
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CoE0RED INITIAL STAMP Nc UPON
DEMPSEY o'IooDE.
mar 10 81 Engrsrers.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

H%TD THE NO rERS OFGEORGETOwN
uS The Clerk II the Commissioners of the Sink
u { q Hoa of Common Council ON Wednesday
next. Is he eligible? The charter of the town
directs that eleven ut ana proper persons" shall be
eiecte', TO compose the Board of Common Council
C"por 1tlon for the pei fOrmance Of ms duties
ana his salary of tive hundred dolla s per anDum
pa a. quarterly Is subj ect to the control of the
HorPoratIon, a. the Comm ssloners If the Sinx
an' OF cours" upo" tbs daterminatl On of that wll
cease to exist Offices are defined TO be inoom,
patihie whsu tn holder cannot in every Instance
discharge the duties OF each. Thus, an Alderman
where hs may have To vote on the question of Lis
amotlon and salary. With stronger reasons IN a
Clerk to The Commissioners Cf the Sinking Fund
oann1 be an Alderman Common Councilman
and vote he les tlOn of his amoton and salary
but also the question Of the brt oh of ne cond
lions of his bond, which exhibits a confusion of
pa ties A. d Clerk, Obligor, and A b. Common
aud becaune the commissioners. riOS. Geek ne as
holo their Places IN pa {, at his pleasure. zach
branch being Judge of the "Qnal, fcationS" Of It's
own member. II Is competent FIR the Common
snch election void and to order a n W election and
II ls their Inport.nt duty for example, if he he
dag III d 81 hat force will be their laws passed
when he forms ele Of bare quorum! But should
the Clerk OF the sinking una acce pit the new office
OF member OF the Common Council, so clearly
Inconsistent, II will be absolute vacation of his
clerical ONCE, and succe sOr may be immedIatal
elected by The bvards. These OplnioDs are ex-
pressed that nobody may be taken By surprise, and
the town saved the Inconvenience and xpense OF
rep ated anu fruitess elections and That ~ NAV not
be thought that GeoTget wn can't find eleven n
ana proper re pressnta ives in her ouncl Chamber
bnt OF necessity conf-rs a piuraty of conflicting
It. CuApTCp
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST.On Sunday morning, &, LADI's VIC
Iok VI. AZ nc O'clock, going from "a -
tive y and h, to 81. PaTIck's Church The
". 81 VII eoLfe. az yor Mrs. GALL 40 HIN
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 28 1860.
ID which attracted 1. from

blsbmen, offer price for gold which attracted 1t from
England
,ba, the premium Of tns Bapx Of eogIAnd would DO
further sdvsnoed on the 10Th % OK per ceat.
LIVERPOOL AAxxsrs.
LvsnrooL, sov IAN
Corros The marsei very qaes, ire sales OF hoadsy
and tuesday bny amounting % about 1900 oAes, Ia
clndir 500 bales spesustoFs ana axParsers Qaos
tiops nomiray unchaog-d but they are barely sup
ported.
dropping tendency partial deai0e had tAAea place 10
= RRaAnerusys The wind continued easteriy, and
arrivals limited hessrs- Richardson spence
ana Co report hour very slos a % reaa nioa.
Wheat quiet and rather easier for tho lower qrNtes
roo Western. us 3D. l2s a.; 5ausnern. l2s 81 las
lod white Western las ID l3s saatna,n, las 81
las Corn duh ana freely offered ., = decae Of 10 pee
As Wakefield. Nash 70 call -four dull but unchanged,
ard wheat Id q ~ cheaper for inferior.
PxovrIoSs : Beef heavy Pork arm, but quiet. Bacon
UNCHANGED Lard n,m at $50 sc4c Talou drm 1 6ss
+. . SOS for Butchesa' Association.
PRopgcx -SugAr quiet, but steady. Coaeo unchanged
Rice Inactive Ashes eteady small sai.s ot nj :03
pearls At 2os 81 Linssed oil steady, at 500 80, Sd
Rosin-No sales reported Spirits Of turpenline quiet
34s.
LoSDos MARKETS.
Wheat quiet and pric.e barely pantaipi except Tor
Quiet ana prices shade easier R,os tighter Tai
low no. much wanted. but steady at 6os 3D.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LvsaooL Nov Is, 1850.
The OF cotton yesterday reached only 900 oA Ca.
nearly ell The trade the market closed very du aud
stuns market duh The provision market closed dull
LONDON, Wednesday night, Nov IL 1880
Ocusos ciosed 70 day at 92T eS for money, and 90
q8k Tor account.
Tbe ls.ess sales OF American stocks ~e-e-Ers Raft.
road 80 81 New Yos Central Railroad II So llinoia
Central Railroad, 81 s2Tx Discount
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IssEr. oct %, 1880.
his diuy rather than . letter, and u 10 very pro.
babe thai vill ansh II wiihin the walls q cspla
came up here and ssk~d GAribsdi - pat me u2. hal
scen BIN On the day o. be entrance into Naples
say him Just - he had surrcn red his aesocts p9~ar
Dictator nto tne nf's hands. hAvs ias READ the cs
tw be has written 70 the MARQUIS Pssvciao tell hi
that henceortn be must apply " the King for orders,
and thanking N 10 tbs Of Italy Tor ths result Of
his lahorp Gsrbadl then p-nrei fsrews address ~
he army, which vii b. pub.het tas fs of qua
and t~o decrs, Will n are - ~ pronuig1sef BY tns
King-ts arp. couarmirs al the vliun'eer oaOers Ia
their ranks, Aad The Other sa1si,nng aai vsidAtrg
all the acts ~ HE sanlnsirr Dictator. sons
doubs be fairly entertained ss T. the Kings ssung
this las, decree The last NJ Guitatis dciaipgal
I'd m srssn has ben BIS siio0fxlas TIE free
Of the Reformed church st Gs1eva rhe swss T0asil
neurckor and the Calvinsi mH ster tn srstse. a
this concession Which toe Ht1rbo1s hal Nssys refused
scian commssloc cama Over bore - "a, " ptsseat
Garibsla Nth sword q honor " V that ehch ths
scilisns intended 70 offer 10 Chsfls Assert N ls4s-tn
nsenton which The defeat o. SoTsrs frustrste1 Carl
oAN IL prcpsriss . general report ~ the can
pa1u, and espesisliv a. ths affair on too tH or
Vc'o>w, 0 wish his xcne.sAs bavr pabtshed ire
nsst ntss,ic sccounr feae-i him ,sling GsoerG a
GAA, "NAess AA'sy,s s4a-s4 -. .ssss E5l-....-
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Australia.

hclbourne h,se-s ard papers 70 the 18th or spe
her The steamer Great British tad arrived siyty
tvo days from Liverpool There hal been some excite.
ncnt i'm the political world, snd the Nicholson mia
istry bad been rein uaicd. Pnlarneat Lsi beel pro
rcgucd.
The volunteer movement wNs greatly extending
nev grid deii q some promise had been fouud al
Nady cr,ck, Clips Land, and valuable discoveries
Of precious cons reported
Commercial Affairs Al Melbourne were looking better
be, the markets stu giutled.
TIE sold shipnecs 70 knglssd since The last ns, were
over is3 90 oun.-s
.cricvs attempt bsd been made b. mob 70 overawe
The Victoria Parliament
from Ncw Icsand we lsara tNst force OF 400 rre~
had attacked and destroyed scvek rAive rshs bat nas
not attacked tbe stronghod q ~. sshck.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

4 UCTIef NoTfos ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD fUxNf.
a ere-By ordes Of Kim ,All Keceiver
As POTTER o. Aucuonesrs
MAGNIFICkNT a0UsEnoLD FURNITURE
AT Pr si.IU AUCTION.
At resdorce 2fS Wees Fourteenth street, few
'0or' ''V On h 4aIs DAY WEDNESDAY,, nov Is.
The catalogue comprising the
largest AZ nc assortment Of
Household Furniture and Works of Art
Offer I'd Ut auction this seAson.
Superb .even octave Pisnoio-se
Eeg1ut Drawing TO m suits.
OIL Paintings, ny eminent Arts's;
Pier I'd Nsotel Mirrors,
Bro ed. .nd Iscs Olrsins &c.
Commencing Al 10Y o'clock, precisely Che eatre eisgsn.
large selling, AL Of which viii sold without and
must be ID Immediately the bouse 10 let
orns large ard elegant .ssnrtneot o. everything
esserti to fshisnsba and SLY furoshed
dining with rich silver ~are OF 6ogers Benhe man
ufacure; Urn. lssers Fo,ss Cake dsske1 Dt ing
se, superb French and Bohemian China ssl al ol
rubv engraved Glassware ivory aud pearl cutlery French
Furniture Parl r~-twu richly carved rosew sod PArlR
tut covered Ia three Chord brocade IN perfect o-der
velvet ard Wilton Carpets rosewood merbls sop E-geres
weed Cenue sofA and Pier TAB t~a elex ant
Pier eIss.es with bases damAsk lsse Cur sns
Ere oh shades turkish Chairs with 10 mstrh
Chairs brocde eie>.nt carved <ood Pisnofore
with sod Music Cabinet Divahs nsso1ceas an
te msrpls xroups OF yaior Ornaments with
OF choire and siusble Velvet and wilton
Carpet eegart Ch>pdeierz &c Chambers All in rosewood
and mshoganyl-superb Bedstaads large hair Mattresses
Drsseing Bureaus rrbe wassssnds Crmmntes Mirrors
nsr Sets fnl sut 0 Chamber Fu-nu-e IA velvet
costs other Chars Chair. soss sofa Beds
Chair clocks. MIR Ingram carp Ac with
Quantity Of good mahogany Furn OF resa
ton Otcosbs Carpets and Rots Hall
Kitchen Ware, &C taie At i0i ocioS precisely. rAn OK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

10 We NkAf3AfsN AND cilAi2sN Fsifa
Uuiycrs,i suffrage give, the spvarrgn power
tbe.s roeae provinces CT tbs splemn decree 81
TIE nAccai viii, not from any aay smoion reign bat
nom the conscousess a beiag az islian, Nv dutes
incrcsse y IN tkrsc OF all ltsl!srs More than
terinur sccori snd constant aonegsiou have become
Necessary, All parties must be sith devoie3ness re
fore The majesty q Italy, ~hlch u he's reeca~t Here
we ruw establish government guafst tc-ing lfe %
freedom 70 be people AID stric1 horc.,y o. purpose
The fscc 81 ruh'c opinion rcy upon the EN-
operation ~ Al hnnest men. Wherever the Las ,pses
curo poser ssa secures liberty. TIE govern
DO a. much Tor tae public good tne people for vrtue
We must prove 70 kavre that, the irrcsse force Of
events has conquered the treaties estabsoed for tho
sccuar tpsdom % Italy know hos 10 smong
the rnisf nation the empire Of those nmutsDe p,inf
ries without which every na,on ~ deas,d And every
sGthorsy meetlnS with opposition is unstable
VICTOR ENAMEL.