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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24
NETWORK CLAssIfiCATlOS.
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sales Of go Lids Laguaym ic and $50 bags Maacaeo at
Java White . b....HIals MaraeabO..... an
Rio fair prime LIB 0li a.
RIO Ordinary. g. st. Domingo in bond nis o.
LasaeyII1Y; ....h a. ,,- ,-,,..
brand Plain Sperm command a ai5c and Patent i8a5o
COAL-iLo demand oI domestic has been less active, and
has been done IN for the East at 10 100 - 3D. by
on and pes lower Ne hear Of sale OF sydney r. arrive
piyste terms and eco tuns Liverpool camel at 80 So
COrPERNew sbeating cells slowly al 21e Yellow Meala
inqo la. been in coed request Il ae cash and mos Old
Sheetling is quiet at 2ia2ltc, each
DlEM OODs-l he demand moderate at steady rates; sales
O. zoo uns st. Domingo Logwood at $5 7o@el6 and 10 tu
J1naca DO Of ! q 80 Gas5
Flour ID moderate aud with arrivals, prices OF the low aud
medium are lower, with fair demand at the abate
brands ere u held aud in lair Request for the hons trade the
inquiry Is in pai Tor export chiefly Tor the home trad the
IS "a for Extra do - GOA rs IS for Choice do - l5d
IS 50ior low nades Of Western Extra 50 9Ja 30 Tor ship
pin brands Round Hoop EAtra Oho l0a 81 for trade
bands do aud +6 iOG - o. for St. Louis Extras Canadian
snrpybgi choice Extras plenty AID dn; OF so
bbls u 2 20 ior Spring Wheat E1,r. aud - esg
heavy tho arrivals fair and the trade aud shippers hold of
for srefe TSore Sc and S ga - % for tn bets
brend We notice tie arrival OF the hrst new Flour ison
some il is held al 10 Rye Flour Is ia G dsmand and
steady nles Of l bills 10 iOa - IS ComMea heavy
"a S. aud Brandyvine at 80 O.. We quote
sise @cr: ga s. tse ~ 20: :S
sttte god ........5 100 = nnada o1tia....5 2jG
Stnte extra .......5 l5D 25 Bat hleA owns GUd
Ohio, round hoop. 10 t0 col Richmond City....7 0j0 q
Ohio, exta.......o UJ0 80 baltimore OJ0 o.
Ohio, choice e4trA..1 t00 Rye fouT........S 4CD
Mich Ind eAta 3 ga q ~oTn Meal Jersey..3 5OG %
Coneee ialcy...b OJd Dor EIandJ vine. . 900 %
Gereee. e1ta.....7 Goa = d.. Puuchoous Ill 500
tlSH-ILe n.IL is dun u the moment bu, stocks
luIdcuome rud rIices are maintained. We quote:
Dry csyt. % 81 m 81 Is
Dry Scale. IS 30
Picked Cod Dbl. 3 - 80
Mnckefel No Mass, Recommendation. IL 90 % IL IS
Msckefel No O. Mos small and med Is % IS 50
MacEeiei No g. Mars. Observation-Disclosures. 10 Is 10 50
HackcTcl No. A. Mas medium. .............. 10
hsckerel No. O. Halifax ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. al
Salmon Picked, No I.....................l 10 so a
Salmon Picked. ~ tee. % % "a 10
Herring, Dbl. % al 90
SEATED Dox y ~
10 IL
h.fIlhg Dutch kee o. ~ III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

FRI ITS-KGEs have been active, aud prices
sales Of Bunch ~ 5 and Lsye 80 As Old Cuauts
sold lc Leghcm on at lsc. State Dried Apples sell 81 a
&C.. ard idSc. ioT southern We qnote
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09
: The Convention

The Richmond Wing Of Tuesday s,ys, that a
deputation of Wing. from New York >vill be in
attendance at the Opposition Couson.iu, on the
I'D instant; and that that old yeteyanG the Uni.
ted Stakes Senats-thsa greatest .nar in "a John
j. CRlr1ENDES, will a.ss be present ltit further
by the A,s:e Executive. Committee,
who xepe entrusted witt the commission of pur-
chasing and presenting she splend,6 scmic ice of
pfute contributed by the " higs of Virginia 30 the
gentleman VIM aobly s.are theirstsss Gard in the
lac can,pas n--to avaiilhsmselses IL rhm occa-
ssion present the <estimusna .It~iil DC al very
proper occasion To bestoye. "A kubstsnea sHd de-
served npnneot upon eae svlIosriehly earn ed it,
and hse placed sbe oppossa'sa party II Virginia
nnder lasting sblieation sAr the -slssats with
which heresponded their c no less ttlae sl. zeal
and abilry with winch he nisi stained tess sinci
pies, in renarkable av the laasr 4lesolv-
ed upon the gubernstorial candidate I've lonor
ourselves whilst doing honor so such & nsaa rs
WILIAh i. Gocers. aud we tres that evers W hip
WHO ca", will he present to respond t, the yery
appropriate aetiOs Of the Exec.rsrs Conzs,tee
We hope to-sse the largss. Conssatiap exar held
in Virginia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09

prsrRrCTi"N OF lAcrNpiARy PrBLIcA7IoNs IN
IFNAs.-Ihe TiniY Advocate says that the eItl-
Gems Of Andcrsou coui.ty held meeting ON ,h.
3ofh ult., to take into consideration the abolitiV.i
OF inccndiary publications in the country, and
after passing the most patriotic resolutions, they
collected fIom the book stores such publications
were considered iurcndiary in their character and
there burned them in the presence of u large
crowd. The aut'or' ut these documents woub
have Jared badly bad they been caught therea-
bouts. The merchants il Palestine we're honora.
bly, acquitted OF all intention to circulate the Hen.
sise publications. Many Of The most prominen,
citizens OF the country participated in the lro-
ceedings.
The meeting particularly denounced the pub
fishing houses Of Thatcher q Hutchinson, White
more. Niles Il Hall, Boston; Barnes & CO., New
York AS unworthy the patronage Of Southern
men.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09
MAS. IL. IN y NEk,
NO. l13 East Twentieth 1t.

b,RiNG EsCArE FROM THE ONO PENirExrrAGv-
Il 1omon Lome,S HcSeif by u Hope tirpI tie
FfH No'Y.-Ahout year since, in the tMited
states Court AT Cincinnati, II man, named Che Use
man. was sentenced to the Penitentlary tor eoun-
t"rlettn. coin, and had hardly commenced his
prison labor before one Of his former associates.
Sli named Mary Fuller. also made het ,s.l,st in
tie same institution. Her misfortune was that
sne WAS sentenced Tor two years, while Cheese
man was released ri the expiration of DAe year
FIR s"me time past. the regulations of ihs Dyson
had been such that n large number of she S11n-
viets were {, mnellcd to sleep in the chsp,}. and
among them wire thrcSrman and n fellow COLI
wet. wn" was employed during the day .ss PORTER
Tor the female depart, carrying wood coal ,sui ~
Ne 1t is thought that this convict was made the
c'nildant OF thcc,rman and Fuller, and that
through his agency the escape was planned and
carried into effect. Gheeseman served eas his
tlme and was discharged on Saturday last. On
Saturday night tie grl made her escape syoy~ the
MIA story OF the iHIsn, bv passing DUB rs her
wlnuhW anu passing along the side II thc ba;id-
inE upon II curntc ur water table about ,-,y atsen
inches broa". Passing ahng the front Vt the
buihi'ng, nj the Immense height of fifty A.. SIXTY
feet from the ground, with nothing to holbta. a.d
upon the projection scarcely visible fr,ses she
ground, she reached, the distance of a.,4.s l,s-
~ ieet from her rorm wiudow, n place wh.r. i,
was necessary ton her To jump about twelve sess
to tie root OF III" west wing. The leap wss tax
cn-prorei a safe onc-anl the dauntlcss xa.nan
next fastened t. the corner of the roof !, yups
which she manufactured OF her bedding y,AspsA
1t IN her hands and swinging from the roof. sass :
ed Gown on the outside of the wall. over wn,loxs
whore other r"HNtcs were sleeping, and doSa ,n
terra ilrlna, where at distance Of forty live f. u
bel"" the root, She alighted in tho arms u ri
confederate in suiit.
The guilty naic left thc city after the scene har-
rated, aud were not found until last evening".
when ""rdrn Nao Slykc, acting upon niuraa-
ton received from private sources, went to n hsu-
w rest, cut ten miles fromthe city, On she
Elm Creek r'nd, where Chceseman aud the W.
man VIII" had s,"kcl and lost her all upon h,s..,
were found junlr,lcd IN an old log cabin, hm :
SINCE deserted 10y the owner Of the land. Tas IT
qocl is that the girl is again in tho pcnitenti,ry
and her Ch"'>e.man 5 boxed up in the City Pr.-
son I" await an examination on Saturday. II
having aided prisoner to escape oiu nbos
, Fact.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09
SALES BY AUCTION.
NOTICE.

IpI virtue Of decree Circuit Court of VIII. o
- at lis October Ter, ls9in the Of Gin,cr Kent n.y.
alvey and others, against Il. Me- TaiIcrro, Jr, shall M
M"riay 18th day oi February next being Court da al thu
front 'or Of the Court House, sell al public auction 10 h"
highest bidder, large and ennmodious BRICK BrlLD -
ING, situated Main Street In Wythe,ic OPPOSITE tIa "a
N!llt' lille Hotel This budding contains THREE sr0RE
KDMs, each having ChtLAis and one Of them STORE
PIE ApAgrMENTs with the necessary OUT HOUSES pRI
NATE RESIDENCE The annual this PROPERTY h,
from eleven 10 eiye hulred dollars per annu and aua
ted IN tho most business part N tho and In excn
repair.
TKGAsso much cash necessary pay costs and m
residue OF the purchase money in four equal pay menls Jpn
credits oi six Twelve eighteen months and years tue m
chaser u, ing bond and security for the purchase money
feb 3 lldicb inclu WM. TERRY, Conf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09

Sons or MALTA IT AsHINGroH.-St. Louis,
Feb. THE Grand Lodge Of the Sons Of Malta,
appointed the following Delegates to The Grand
National Etnca'nrment, To he held ut Washing
ton City, the l5ih inst. The Hon. JAS S. Green,
the Hon. j. Il. Barrett. the Hon. I. p. Blair, Jr.,
Grand Commander, A. I. W. Webb, and Pas
Granl Cnm!nnnder .IaIln s Wnters
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09
Trial of Hazlitt. tho Harper's Ferry Inva-

der.
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long cross examination 81 tins "Itn's' l9llow'
cd without ehcitlng ahytthnc 10 in,"iadale his
testimony.
VI. ". ilouser OF Chumber-burg. Pa, hcxt
tesiihed-lie brst met with tho prisoner on tao
street in Chamber.burg; he had something under
his arm; watched HIM and saw him ~ into II
house where Cooks wife was boarding; witness
went alter him ~ help To arrest him aud proceed
cd into the house, witness asked the landlady
where the man had gone.
hr' "reoh mere OBJECTED 10 INC ndm'ssioh oi the
statement o' mo '"ha'a"y
The witness then proceeded aud sad he went
into the garden attached t. the premises aud
found blanket aud Nharr's rifle; witness took
the train next mornn, for Carlisle aud in short
time met the pr'soaer on the street; thought then
he was Cook, bu. the Prisoner >aid his nume was
IIarri.on: he had four NATL. IN Leli nlouud
his body at the time lis hair was long and sun
burnt AZ the end his WHISPERS were ubuut tho
same length rs now; IN a fcw DAYS after his NJ.
rest witness called 10 sec the prisoner ut the Jail
and found his hair wa- then short uni that his
whiskcrs had been shaved of no has no doubt
! he is the same man be saw coming to Chambers.
burg.
| t,n Icing cross.cxnmincl. witness testified TINT
! the rifle found was n new one had never been
! fred and had never bcen lnu,lpd. Tim nr,ou,r had
| ~ '"'' "'''"',N " "h' '"h' "iih pio"h lbitN.
George g. Calliss Identified the prisoner ut the
bar as one Of Browns party at llarper's Ferry
he conversed with him on the day Of tho invasion.
aud saw him Of and on until about 3 o'clock OF
that day; the prisoner was acting as sentinel ON
Shenandoah street, in front OF the arsenal: wit
ness was taken to Carlisle to identify the riso.'r
but was FASTENED through the jail and was IN
able to recognize him afterwards saw him in
the Court House, and had no difficulty in recognize
hs MN ne mas no uo"o' rs 10 the identity 'i Tie
pfisonef'
| This witness was subjected to q severe cross
eA"'h'n"uoh IN "n!eh ne "uhi',,eu .n"' he made
nv eo'nPa'h' 10 .he la,,or nv earhsie IN oeiny
wouid oe 'aken immediately to tie cell "i the pr
soner. pa. was .asen through the entire building
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09

ABOLITION QrAERsLs.-Some trouble having
recently occurred Among tho Abolitonists con.
nec'ed with the Fugitive Slave Aid Society. ut
Syracuse. IN. Y, suit was brought, in which
the plaintiff was ntn-suited on the ground Of
beng engaged in an Illegal business, the Judge
stating IN his decision that as tho Constitution
requires the rendition of fugitive slaves, any So
ciety which proposes to aid fugitives in escaping.
and thus violating the law, is an illegal associa,
n'". The case is to be carried to the supreme
Court Ct New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09
ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

SHALL cell on FRlDA Tie 18th day present month
lfebrunr! al the residence of the late Chesey H. HARDY
diamond Hill, all OF the Ierisable prop belonging 10
said cccants estate consisting of the VARIETY Of os
bold ami Kitchen FurIiture-ind Cow.
The sale Of tile above property will coliucce at O'Clock
precisely.
shall sell in front Of the Market House on SATURDAY
morning following, at "cS, Negro WOMAN, named pru
deuce belonging Ia said es.atu.
1EENsAn sums under $50, cashoycr that amount four
months credit given, interest added negotiable notes stlslae
torily endorsed j. n. GORDON,
feb 81, A I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09

sale pricss gensrallys "h"e-
ArrLEs.-oreen sssaoo y barrel, according to suu,h,
mand goed = 7''-de.
BAcos- New, freely the nrket-seilinp MI 4,
according 10 qn~ity.: - -- ~ cs.
BKASs.-whiie-brisk at 1JOG1si.75 q busheL
BEEswAx.-3sGJ34 CENTS.
bUTrsRI4612v cents for Frkin; GOA 81 cents fresh Pm
CoRS.-fclIOw biessz cs; White SIG 50 cts. Suu,iS u
COIN AkAL-so@4sv cents; according 10 quality. ' s'
CENgSL-Jsmcs River ft.tVGb$l.so. i : -
Dkixp FRrfTApples 81 d GIsi.l3; Pcaed Peacbe. A.
Cnpealed do. 2151l 81 10 u bush 'sfOs
FLouH-saperhne - ,dD 5000; Extra $612I.G1sGs5 P.
lily $751; 6D4t.oo r AIN
FLAxsEED.-Delnnnd good-sf .2T@I.so
FEATnEks-436D44 cenA' Supply go,d
fEkrLtzEss--So Peruvian Guano $50 Y ton If on
Rreses Manipulated Guano $s53oO sonbrero uan 90. bs
Mexican tiuaao $z50O; Rhodes sup. Phosphate of
Runn's Pbos'ho Peruvian 0uano $S230; Crlnd ps.eVe
loose, 1900; Packed siIU1 ' '''hd Plaster
aKAss sEspCloyer s6,2s0e $50 Timothy A. as7, ,o.
s1si.75 'O' 'green sljO
observation-disclosures cents
HAy.-sI.0oG1sl.l2h q 100 ibs.
IgoS.-Mountaln 415QvS90; Weayers 400 a t
LAIp.-Suppy good At llQl IL cents. v ''"'
oNioSsWhite Sod1sIh cts Red 6,s1 Is els 81 cents
oATs.--Deniand good--Whe 505aa,c: ,l,o = oushei
buse Of :s3 bs. sheaf Oats ii .5Ql tis, Stos cents
PEAs.--Blackcyed l.73Q1s2.00 Binck or cau D.
PoTAfoEs.--l5QbsIL cens-accor,ing ono,, f"Dfl..
ToBAcoo-The oncrings.hnyc been larger f..
as last week quote Prnings ESQ ID; Ia Am about
for ordinary; bright and free Of dirt 450l Mr ~
SeOOt for bright working parcels Oo-,hn rtND
confined mainly 10 loose parcels o onerings
WnEAt.-Receipts continue ,ight--w ih an imnrov., -,
quote lied at sis1oslSs; White $l.3UG1sitO o ceiling ag
parcels. 80 ''i CHOICE
Wool Unwashcd s5 Washed 5000 cts. aceorJi,c,
uy, W quail
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09

a FuGiTlvE SLAVE LAW IN New JERsEY.-It is
ccrluns fact, not generally known, that New Jer.
scy has IL fugitive slave law of her own, enacted
in 1923. ard rc-cnactcd with notifications in
1896 and lslG. The stakeholder or his agent can
apply 10 common pleas judge, and the arrest
Will lie made by The sheriff, and the question If
property decided by three Judges. New Jersey
has also a law authorizing a STAKEHOLDER to take
his slaves through the State, and to make a ten,
porarv residence with them
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09

FRoM THE PL,INs.--lnIrpendenc No. Feb. /.
The Santa Fe mail has arrived from pnwnce
Fork. The escort which left Font Unian IN the
9th ul,, had MT reached Pawnec Fork aud fye
mails were detained there waiting for an escort.
No ln'lians We're seen hy this party. The snnw
was very deep On the plains and the weather ex-
tremely cold
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09

We return thanks to Mr.. Ropxxz a. Dams, of
the House Of Delegates. for a pamphlet COPY Of
the ReponE Of the Select Committee ca the liar.
pcfs Ferry affair. The report was written by
Mr.. Stuart and like everything else from his pen.
g IN abls pseaaction &
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09
THE VALUABLE CITY HOTEL,
nj III T OOKNEK Of VII AND MAIN 81 KEE :
IN THE CITY OF LyNcunuRG,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

the request Of the owners, and by virtue OF deed NJ
"A trust executed b. them To me- will offer for sale nj pub
ion, premises, WEDNESDAY the 10Th day u
FEBRy $780, at 3y O'clock, T. NJ, that valuable proper
known CITY HOTEL ut The corner of Main and SIKH
Streets fronting Man, and running back the entire d
the square 10 l.ynch street.
This property well and minute description Of tie
unnecessary The location makes il desirable
property the purposes OF Hotel any other business.
is situated the Main AMI sixth Streets. The M
lo,cinen " Sixth which has been commenced ana viii
he speedily completed will afford the shortest and mos, direct
Main Street and the Depot of the orang
and Alexandria Railroad and the basin Of the James River and
kaawha Canal and will be the main horoughfre to and from
Main Street.
Al The time will be sold HOUSE AND LOT adjoining
Liberty Warehouse, fronting Main street, - feet aud
running back - feet.
Terms liberal and made known on the day Of sale
feb 4leodds J. \. SLAUGIIrEk, Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09

VIZ see that the Senate of Virginia has passed
the bill to relieve the city Of Wheeling from the
bar,hen incurred in her subscription of hall II
million to the stock Of the Baltimore and Ohio
kailroad. The State, if the bill pass the House.
will become the owner of this stock, and Wheel
ing will have tho benefit Of the road We have
M doubt that tho citizens Of Lynchburs would
like to make similar operation, and get rid o!
half million upon which she is paying taxes on
account Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
II it be right in case for the State to assume
t.e whole burthen Of a debt incurred II further
tho corporate interests OF any particular city, It
is not less 50 in every We groaning I'M
der Il tax that the present generation vii NOT see
Lifted and u little relief would be very CRATE
C,l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

/ OFFER FOR SALE WOODLAND, the late residence Of
C. WiSFREE, decd, situated mile from Lynchbug
the Cam M Court House turnpike There will be sold with
the Dwelling s6 of land considerable proportion
which is In timber Besides excellent Dwelling therc
the place all the necessary large tobacco factory
well Of superior water, IL.
The place is admiralty adapted TO either market dairy
farm. L. V. WINFEEE, Ex'or.
feb s-dAaws of &. Winfrec, decd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09
No ssima md 0ulf Railroad


We direct attention to the advertisement in our
present Issue Of "Noties to Contractors" put
forth by the Dirscsers Of the above named railroad
oompssy TAis line Of road is > vsry important
one. extending fresa Selma. Alsbana. directly
south. TO connect With the line in progres. r. IN
Mobile and Pensacola Northward. add we should
Judge must therefore command the attention of
experienced contractors.
Al the earliest period by which this road can
be completed. the gap between Dalton. Georgia,
and Jacksonville. in the same State, will be filed
up. thus giying an saAbroken line Of railroad from
this city TO Mobile and the ancient city Of Pensa'
cola, the distance being about the same to either
point; say, one hundred and fifty miles from Sell
ma, which place. via Dalton and Tallsdega, Viii
DO about six hundred aud eighty miles from
Lynchburg. It's thought that this will be one OF
the best paying roads in the South or Southwest
il being the shortest and most direct route from
the great coal fields Of Alabama fo the Calf ports
of Mobile and Pensacola whilst, ut the same
time il forms enc of the last links Of the chain of
roajs living between the Northern States via
Washington. District OF Columbia Virginia. aud
Tennessee, 10 the Southern and South Western
States.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09

FATAL lLLNEss.-New Haven, February T.
oedge Charles II. 1ngersoll is in dyi~g safe to-
mach. ' '''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09

MrNIcirAL ELECTION. Lancaster, (Pennsvlva,
MAJ February THE municipal election hire
to-day. brought ont II very heavy vote. Mr.. San
derson, the Democratic candidate. is elected May
or aver Mr.. Burrows by ls9 majority, q gain Of
900 votes over the election Of last October.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09

Washington, Feb. T.-Inieresting accosnts Of
the war ia Mvrocco have besns received here
1t i. stated there wer. sixty thousand Mncrs en-
Gagged in the battle Of csstellegps Cod Tassafs,
sboat 80 years Of age. q youagsr brother VI the
Spanish Minister Al Washington, distinguished
himseif greatly nc the head Vt his regiment Oh
IIussars, and was wounded ia the eu.agement
Most Of the high officers OF the the Spa,.ish army
in It's operation and suffered much IRON constant
rsins. Spain Is prosecuting ibe'war with ,isor
and will have before long l.rce VI st, 900 men IN
Morocco.
Congress will take action on the subject Of in
auguruling Mills .ta,uc of Washington, on the
I'D int. n large number Of the members Ut
Congress have expressed II Willingness u make a
liberal appropriation to defrav tie extraordinary
expenses Of the OCCASION. 1t is c,ntsm plated for
maliy to invite tie New York 7th regiment 10 par
ticipate in thc ceremonies
Inc Duorkeeper ut the House has appoioied
Capt. Darling his frs, aud Ira Goodenow his Sec
Ond assistant. These gentlemen came here as
candidates Tor the principal Station, and they are
thus accommodated These Is a wild excitement
for places. Mr.. Marston to- day was pursued by
hundred, Of importuila;c men and boys. 1t Is
raid that only four or five OF the thirty or more
employees under the Clerk will be retained by
him. The SUBJECT d! disinissas and appointments
WIS under Consideration 10 day. Tho numbcr Of
applIcants Is more than usually large.
Judge Bouls of Tennessee, has been app nted
Treasurer ol the United States. liz. receved tie
UNANIMOUS endorsement Of the Democratic men,
beers oi Congress from lhut State.
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NOTICE..

IMMEDIATELY after the sale OF the City Hotel, it h ing
the 29ih Of February, will sell the Ft9NITIRE u the
Hotel and hire six House Servants and Cooks The bal
of the year. My lease the City hotel will eXprc
the hrst day VI March. The purchaser supply himself with
furniture and servants. JOHN +. HAWKINS.
icb4-t,s
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EMPLOYM ENT.
$50 a Month and all Expenses Paid.

AGENT Is WANTED IN EVERY TOWN AM
IA county in the United Salcs to engage respectable
eas; busicss by which the above profits may certainly
izcd For further particulars address DIR. j. IlESRY
corner Zth street and broadway, New York City,
one Postage stamp. ian 2I-,ismAclaw &C sm
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Iron AXleS,

kA SETS IRON AXLES with improved washers for Bus
Nv ges and Wagons of all sizes; just received and A
NJ t,e m"csi market prices s. NJ. SIMPSON
ieo It's AT his New Store liouse