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Foreign News, BIZ the Europa.

In the louise OF Commons Mr.. gregory moved
the appointment Of select committee to inc uire
into the circumstances attending the termination
of the Galway contract. He charged the British
government with being actuated by an envious
spirit towards ireland
Lord John Russell said that be did not intend
to oppose the motion, and trusted that the tnves-
tigation would be satisfactory.
The Times, In an editorial on American affairs
and the indignation Of the North towards the at
titude Of England, asserts that the British pG Jic
have given much sympathy for the federal cause,
more than IL ever gave to the cause OF British
sovereignty and union In any Of its trials.
The Corps Legislatif had finally agreed to hold
to the budget bV vote of 242 against i've.
NJ. Thouvenel had addressed courteous letter
to the Turin Cabinet pressing the deepest
at the death of Count Cavour. The silence Of the
French Legislature on the subject attracted con-
siderable attention.
The Paris Bourse on the 1lth Instant was Arm,
and the rentes closed at OF. Csc.
ITALY
The new Ministry had taken the oath Of allegi-
ance.
Ii was stated that Kossuth was about to take a
permanent residence In Lornbsrdy.
Baron R!casoif, In announcing the formation of
the new Ministry, said that none had lost their
faith In the destiny Of Italy.
The confessor Of Cavour had arrived at r ONE,
the bearer ola message from the deceased Minister
to the Pope.
Disturbances had taken place at villetrie and
Amelia.
The Liberals at Rome had adopted a sign Of
mourning for Cavour.
The Pope was seriously i'll.
AUSTRIA.
In the Hungarian Chamber of Deputies, on the
1ith instant, the address to the Emperor having
been revised 1t was finally agreed to.
SPAIN.
The Spanish journals publish advices from s:
Domingo that tranquility and enthusiasm for the
Spanish government reigned throughout the
| island
INDIA AND CHINA.
The mails from Calcutta to Nav 9th, from Hong
Kong to May LIST, and from Melbourne to April
18th, were forwarded per the Europa.
The United States friga:e John Adams was a,
| Hong Kong, and the steamer Hartford and the
| gunboais Dacotah and Saginaw were at Shang
| haze.
Business was very duh at all the Chinese ports
except at 1ien- isin, where there was fair de.
| nand for imports
| The seasons export for tea was drawing to q
close, and the stock was very small.
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spin, Of the sIorn;nc Pre-.

The IHt,tligsHesT thinks II our fellow-citizens
OF the south could at present be reached by any
appeals addressed to their calmer reason, that It
would not be at ell di 1fcult to convince them
that their conAdencs has been greatly abused
by the effroatery with which they have BET n
asked to give credeRce 90 all such inhaming ad-
juraiions as have been proclaimed By their seces.
sion leaders
The Rsps5!ieaH holds that no fears need be
entertained Of any dificnlty from the increasing
secession demonstrate on in Baltimore as .harp
and quick work" would be made with all con-
victed Of disturbing the public peace.
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE MARYLAND LEsIsiA-
TuRK-Tbe closing scenes Of The House, thoug L
marked with much spIecipitancv ,, were nevsr.
theiess conducted with usual good order. Its
adjournment at twelve O'Clock was followed i'm
medlately by that Of the Senate and by a rush of
tne members OF both Houses TO the Bank OF Frede-
rick County, the cashiers Of which were for hal 4
an hour and more industriously employ in cash.
Ing certificates of pay and mileage At half. pas;
one O'Clock the train took It's departure for Bal
tmore bearing away from Frederick the aggre-
gate Legislative wisdom OF the State Of MARYLAND
The stay law, and the law extendi ng the list OF
articles exempted from distraint for rent. which
Passed the House in an amended form on Mon
day, Were not acted upon by the Senate and con.
srquentiy lie over until the next session. Unless
then concurred In by the Senate both these
measures OF relief will fall dead.-Correspondeni
Baltimore AMERICAN
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COSTING MORE THAN 1T COMES tn

Especial correspondence Of the StarI
ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 27-In the yi,o,,,,
convention 1t came up that the State now had
paid and were accountable for, 81 900 600, and
tney could not 20 further; that the probability
was tney could not receive any aid from the Con.
Iederafe Government until Congress meets on tho
81" OF July; and the probability was that thew
would have to take for the debt confederat.
bonds
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NORTHERN PROPERTY Communications,
Pillow has issued an order in Memphis directing
the seizure OF all deposit balances, bill, OF .r.
cnahge, notes, or other funds or causes I'm action
Tor collection belonging to the .'enemies of Ten
nesee ," and the same to be reported to the Adm.
tant General before the 10th of Jplv
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u Lord Lyons, accompanied by the secre,,,v
OF STATE ofcially visited the President yesterday
In order to deliver to him the royal letter, announc
ing the death Of the Queens mother, the Ducbes.
Of Kent Aos'
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Personal

oeo. Haseitine, Esq, editor Of the London
American, Is In Washington. A1'"
-, ~. ~, Hon. VIM g. Kenyon, of New York, 4, a,
=, Hons 8 Baker, Ira Harris, r n. pruvn
n. Henry Taboucke, French Consul to Rich,
are at Willards' ~ ''A' Az -
Gen. 6: A. Scroggs. Col. 9. NJ. Jobn,or
Coz. y. e. Pratt, Hon. Daniel Ullman. N v:
SoI. spencer, Md Capt. w c. Spencer. p n
nfesiin, U A, are at the National.
H.. Lady Georgiana vane, the daughter Of Lord
annals 1t will be remembered i, now in ,h;s ct
al a,,' Wiliard' Yesterday, accompanied by N p
wins, Esq she made long and agreeable visit
20 M D Lincoln, the wife OF President l.
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Col NELLY PROMOTED TO BRrGApKs CIV.
ERAL with great pleasure we announce tie
ofa Virginia brigade His promot,on H.,s. ~
commended Yesterday in a telegram from 4; an
Mcclellan, and the recomm endation was imme.
oiateiy acted upon by our Executive authorities.
mand on the Virginia field to Gen. McCIsilsn :
Hhss!fHg Intelligence, yesterday
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u The British steamer Kangaroo arrived IN
New York Yesterday morning with 81 ,2ao COO In
specie from Liverpool = ~ :
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W Yesterday Mr.. Gilbert l.. Wil,on. tres,u,
rer OF the New York Central Railroad, commit.
ted suicide In All any.
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" The Wheeling Intelligencer Of yesterday

troops In great numbers are constantly cross
ing the river at Benwood. Freq lently we have
no notce OF their coming until they are gone.
They loose just little time az possible and are
moved into Virginia without: the least show or
noise The 10Th Ohio regiment crossed over las,
evening and moved towards Grafton. Three
thousand more are expected to-day,
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u The degree Of l.. l.. ID was conferred NJ,
,he President Of the United States by CoIumbi,
ooiiege, New York, yesterday, and DR.. Liehs,
ha' come hither to present the diploma.
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w Io-morrow the second brigade Of New
Jersey volunteers 3,lOO men, leave Trenton N,
this city. ioi
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Especial correspondence of The starl

BALTIMORE, June "a, 1861
Editor Star NO little excitement prevails in
this city to-day In consequence Of the successful
coup Of Government authorities in arrest,no MAJ
shai Kane On charge Of treason with full proofs
OF bis guilt upon his person. and lodging him
safely in Fort McHenry.
Gen. Banks had information that Kane wa, m
the point of leaving the city to Join the Copfeder.
ATE army, In which be had received the appoint
ment Of Brigadier General, and measures were
quietly taken for his arrest
Between and O'Clock this mo,ninu , ID
tachment Of the ''National Guard - 18th PennsvI.
vania Regiment, with two onpanies OF marv-
land volunteers, altogether about $40 strong.
accompanied by General Banks, Col. LYLE, and
AdJutanf Brown, proceeded to the residence ~
marshal Kane, in Montgomery Square, near the
Monument, and surrounding It, proceeded to
make the arrest, which was done so Quietly and
promptly that Marshal X. had not even time tn
destroy the papers and dispatches in his po.ses.
sion eliminating him. He took things ouits
cooliy, merely rerna king, Gentlemen tbi, visit
was not unexpected" Kane was taken At onc.
to Fort McHenry.
twenty-five policemen were detained for
awhile, lest they should raise the alarm Of Kane.
arrest, and do mischief; but they Were dismissed
as soon as Kane had been fully secured.
Considerable excitement prevails In Bal,Imore
'o-day' and the leading papers have issued extras
giving particulars OF the affair.
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oUR FsIENpS at the various military camps and
as TO movements ard Affairs in their v!cinities.
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IL Governor leg ILL., Of Washington Territory
has responded to the Presidents cali for trooDs.
ana mas ordered thorough organization Of the
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W Last Tuesday afternoon o fire broke on, In
" heehn2, Western Virginia, destroying SIS 600
worth Of property.
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NEWSPAPER BoscH.-Some of cur cotempo-
rares are replete vito cock and bull stories about
grand military and civil jlint consultations At
Gen Scott's headquarters, with resulting changes
OF MS plan for the campaign, &c The distant
pubic may rest assured tina. they are neither more
nor less than stories made Of whole cloth to feed
me puolic's Unsuitable craving for something
new, In these comparatively dull times Tins
nothing has 'ranspired in and around the General.
ln-Chlefs ONCE of late, different from what ha.
been OF almost daily occurrence there since the
falfiy opened 1t is OF course necessary that b.
should De frequently consulted by the President.
sometimes in conjunction with one, two or all ~
h' Saolnet upon the constantly arising ouesti ons
connected with the defense Of the Union in II,
present difficulties. In Difference to the mul..
PNcl'y and absorbing nature Of the c,res NJ hi.
P"siuoa as oommander-iH-chief, and his supe,io,
sss, instead OF requesting his presence at the FL
ecufive Mansion or War Department when /, con.
suihtion with him ia necessary, the PresIden, and
tne Cabinet are accustomed 70 repair to hi. feisn
ooou') once, often repeatedly in a day. Tbsv
are no' unffsquently there when business n....,
safiIy calls there either Gen Mansfield. com,,,nd-
ing 'nlt military department. or Gen McDowelI
@hoing That OF Eastern Virginia. or both
'nese distinguished officers. Upon the fac, that
nai oozen such parties are not unfreo uen,lv
'oere az The same tme the men of the press aroma
us FOUND all their stories about civil snnsrv,,,on
SCOUTS military plans, changes In them.
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SusfssbED The North Carolina ChrIs,iso
Aavocate has been suspended The New OrIsan.
Advocate 10 published on half sheet.
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CONTRADICTIONS The following dispatches
nave been received by the agent of the Associated
Press:
10 ms Associated Press.-The man Is vet 10 he
seen In Washington who has seen or herd ., .bo
compromise alleged to have been nrono.sd t h'.
Jefferson Davis to the Administ alton. y
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WAsHINoroN, June % To the Associated
government that he has read in the pewsna ,s,s
an account OF compact which he .sssid 70 lave
made with Gen Buckner In regard to the status
OF ksntucty He denies, contradicts and repudi.
ates the whole statement 10 the orsat sps.
OF the commanding general and the Administrs.
uon, whose only knowledge OF the pretended com.
pact was from the newspa per statements which
Gen. Mcclellan thus Genounces W. ~
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Total .................. .s39, 4s6,
YORKTOWN PRISONER,


me Examiner Learns from gentleman engaged
In important duties under Government and Sta
TONED at Yorktown, the following particulars
regarding the seven prisoners broup BIT IN from
that place on SUE day morning last, One was a
scout, captured by one of our scouts They met
alone, and, as soon as the character Of each be-
came known to the other, they prepared for
action Our man was too quick for the Yankee;
fired, struck him in the leg and inflicted sliyht
flesh wound, sufficient. however TO throw him
he mad no sooner touched the ground than our
ma man was upon him, and Immediately wrested
nls weapon from him, and made him prisoner
NO. Is Virginian, fsSm Hampton who was
caught in the act Of leading the enemy to our
camp He Is relative Of most worthy and
patriotlc citizen OF Richmond, who SAYS he ought
TO be forthwith hung. Four are deseriers from
the enemy. The seventh is a dessrter from, a
Norln carolina company, a native of PennsyI-
vania They are all, we believe, together with
the glorious South Carolina gentleman, Hnrlbut,
cor fined In the Penitentiary. both Of the other
prisons being filled to repetition with similar cat.
THE CONNECTICUT PRrsoSKRs
Lieut. m F. English, Of the Montgomery
1uaro, arrived at Richmond on Monday evening
IN cnarge OF the following prisoners of war: Can't
a: w. keiiog, Second Connecticut Regiment,
Sergt Austin q Monroe COMPANY n Of rama,
and Corporal Chas. b. Hanshurst, company ID. of
the same The two last Were ca ptnred On the 18Th
inst, while posting picket guards near Falls
Chufcn, ana ABOUT these there Is nothing remark.
able Capt Henry was taken whilst Teconnoit-
ring Tor his own amusement, beyond toe outposts
OF the company He says that on the occasion Of
MS ca pture the first intimation he had Of danger
was the consci usn ess of being unded by ten
or dozen scouts. He thtnks he yeutured too
far. 'N W"
MOVEMENT OF HowIrzERs
capt Shields battery OF howitzers have been
ordered from Manassas TO Yorktown They will
reach here "Wednesday, If not before, and prob.
40 pass az direct through the transfer Of their
guns and horses from the Central To the York rive,
road will permit.
NEWS FROM MANASSAS.
Tne Examiner learns by private Letters from,
Manassas junction that the Federal forces have
advanced In the direction Of that point distance
OF Yen miles from Alexandria and were entrencb-
ing themselves The information Is confirmed
9y Mr. grent, the delegate representing AIexan-
sra IN the convention, who arrived here on yester
oay from the Junction General Beanrsoard in
anticipation Of assault at the Junction va,
iuuY prepared to receive the enemy, who doubt
ie.s nsds thelr advance movement In order TO
Impede any aaticipa ed attack upon Alexandra
on .he part OF our forces, and pave the way for
future movements OF an offensive character
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BY BOTELER Il WILSON. Auct,on.er,

By BOTELER e WILSON. Auctioneers.
INTENSIVE SALE OF RORSEs, OMNl
~ susks, WAGONS, c,RTs, HARNRss, Woop,
SATURDAY MORNING., June .s,h. at ten
O'Clock, we shall st the south. m extremity Of
sixth street, an extensive coilsc'lon of HGrses.
wagons &c., belonging 10 the southern Steam
boat ~ompsly, consisting In part OF
which are sew raj very hpe pairs,
arse omnlbuses, one new.
Mall ana Baggage WsEols,
2 Carts, one neatly New Top Buggy,
sets Of Omnibus and Wagon Harness, 70. two
and iouI Horses,
20 Co. Us of Pine Wood.
Lot OF nak and Pine Lumber,
Lot Of Truck Wheels,
Lot OF Cast iron ard Brass,
Lot of Standee Bsrths suitable for Camp purposes,
" Sows and Shoats, fUs bI eeds,
L0tof oid Furniture Ss
One Cask OF Tayor's Louoop Dock Brandy,
goo GALLONS Of Sperm Oil,
ore Hal hog sh. al OF Sugar,
Sofounde OF Bro Soap,
20 Dozen / orn Brooms,
Ia f,Tieice of Rice,
One Barrel of Soft soap,
Hall Barrel of Molasses
One Barrel of Pure Spirits,
bel1eIs o. MonoHga ELLA and Scotch Whiskey,
LS,se lot OF yer. sup TOR Cigars,
Il" " hIskey and other Empty Barrels Oh Casks,
Terms cash, In specie
jeS d BoTELER e. WILSON, Ancts.
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Ihk PROPOSED SPECIAL ELECTION IN F,1sv.r
AsD ALEXANDRIA COUNTIES, vA-The ordinane.
% The Wheeling Convention provides that all III.
mem oers OF the Senate and House Of Delegates
eeeeo on the 2ad Of May last shall repair To
"neenng and take seats in the Legislature there.
ol'oe u" OF July Until that period arrives. and
enined what members already elected
osenDe 70 acknowledge the authority Of the p,o-
ssonsa government Of the State, we do not ,,.
n0s new election can be properly held In Aler.
wa . snd Fairfax for Senator or Delegates
49, msy oe found that Fairfax and Aler.
are not represented there by those chosen
$500 go % May, the Legislature will doubles.
-. o'sef new elections to be held In those
on tae sane day on which ,Iu,tl.,
elections will be held in .imil.,Iv non ,.., is,
counties under general order 70, bold,p ,.".so
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Affairs at Richmond.
From the Richmond Examiner Of Tuesday

From the Richmond Examiner Of Tuesday,
MONEY AFFAIRS AT RICHMOND
ExchanAe on New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore y as per cent. premium The brokers
are selling specie at the following rates silver 8
gold III per cent; buying at and :.
ARMY APPROPRIATIONS.
Among the bills passed by the Confederate Con-
gress is one making the following appropri Att ons
For pay and maintenance Of soldiers S27 9q3 600
or afuliety ana voItiguers.......... $50 100
+ or subsistence stores -.............. i6i ,25S
or arms ana munltons..... ........... 4, 44U OO0
meuical ana hospltal supplies........ $50 900
war continsencles..-... 800 40
rof surgeons. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 329, 600
Total. 61S
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TOO MCCE BE66AGK One CT the greatest
nu!ssnces Connected with the service mil tary)
OF TIE times, is the immense amount of baggage
nota few Of the volunteer regiments are bring Ing
with them. We perceive that the Massachuse:t,
authorities have seen al to determine to eouip
each of the Zen additional regiments being raised
In that State with thirty, rather than fifteen such
wagons
The latter number Is more than sufficient for
Inc active service Ct regiment In the field op-
posed to an active enemy. A greater number
will positively imf tde rather than facilitate its
movements Years ago yve beard that General
mansnsld (then the engineer Of General Taylors
amy Went through the whole OF en- T q PaIo
Alto, Resca dc la Palma and Buena Vista CAM
paign, with no other baggage but three check
shirts, pair Of wooden blankets and ligbt India
ruoeer cloth, to be spread on the ground at night
Our volunteers, 70 become really efficient must
eceustom themselves TO dispense with everything
In The way OF traps ard 4" contra pit onsn hen In
tns neld, except the most absolute necessarjss I'm
times past, on the western frontier of Texas we
served months at time for four or q We wears The
custom OF that NEST efficient service, was, for
every mess (of fifteen men generality to have a
single pack mule for the transportati ON of tbe;,
baggage, which never failed to prove amply suf.
neen'- Among the volunteers already here there
are not few with company baggage as heavy
nounwleidy as half . regiments ba2g gage should
De- The chances are five to one that II they move
on 70 Richmond so encountered three fourth, O,
tne!r naps viii necessarily have to be burned O,
thrown away ere they have proceeded twenty & We
miles from the Federal Metropolis
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Ns ~ rh,w.sEE, June Is, 1861,

Esito, s>,I. wsins peint, Virginfa
Of assv .sy,a rs HesAHRtoa Star "A det,ct ,.,,
ch.n snon ana marines, In chsryr Of 7 I a.un
,n.s a snd Blue, landed from tb;s 49,. .ie .,
Of iS- EnS, .:st Cap SsP wood'barY and Psimet
S oo ncleancs OF Matthiss's Point sang re-
~ ssA nSsd aPoA Eers since The P,,sn. vessels
been ussd sns ns.sess S.s.
.rtcted Before the party - were being
49,, en,so In grey jackets, armed w,,S nun Der Of
lie Wsier On me bank which rises absup;y f.aa,
per,~d tb. 4 lew shells from the Pswnss nom d'n
N 'Ne" IN great haste On the hill. I Sev a,.
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THf Hos JANIS H. LAyx h,, ,...,s,
mission - Brigadier General. n. :, .r,h.e' I'm,
nise Two regiments additional 70 tbs N -. :,
feeay accepted from Kansas We learn ,s..
wiz occupy bis seat In the Senate durin, -. Ie
oh OF Congress; and that II Is expectrd =.
VII axe command Of his brigade about ,hs . ao ~
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Br J. G. MoGUIRE 4 co. NuctlOneers.

DIV V. hOUO ~ Ctb.. a uctlOncers.
GOOD md NEAR NEW FURNITURE
~ VIII be sold on MONDAY NEXT, the 1t OF
July. al 10 O'clock O. m. q vel selsctN stock Il
HOuseh Id Furniture 81 the dwelling Nc $50 n
street, between 18th and 18th Streets consisting in
pari OF
Paror Suit of Walnut Hair O 9th, Marbie-top
Center, Dining, anc other Tables,
Large NJ hosS nv " adj ODE,
Mahogany Writing Tab @,
COTTAGE Set, oak Psite' n. with patent spring Mai
tresses,
Rocking, Cane-seat and other Chars,
Brooatele Lounge.
Carpets and OIlcloth. Brorzs Hat Rack,
WINDOW shades, Bsdst ads. Cot and Cr:b,
Halr; o.ton, and Clio Mattress q. Ch.mb~V Sets.
Mashstand Bureaus, Comforts Pillow 30.
Handsoms SIlver, plated Coffee anf lea So. Cas-
tors. Soup Lad@, Forks Table and Tea 60 %.
nComplete Cool" snd open GIste stoves,
RefrIgera' or and RI ebosrd,
Superior Cutlery, Glass, China, Wood. Iron, and
Tin Wac.
With sn5ral assortment Of Housek .eping A.
tho es, neirly eli OF shIoh has Lesa n sv
WI hIn year.
Terms cssh
R The s2use NAV :. rented OF application st the
le Is T.. Mcguire Il CO, Aucts
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BY WALL BARNARD, sucrioneers.


TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF PIANO AND Elk
Eh.kSr Hous KHoLD FURNITURE dc-Op
TUESDAY HOkNiNG. 25.h sat. al ten
O'Clock, by virtue of deed trust, dulv recorded
Smong the fano records Of the oIty snd county Of
Mashing toS, u 81, will sell, at she resIdo4cef.
nos 59l Snd 1913 south side of g, between laird
ana our-snd -a-halt reefs, very lsTge and ex-
oeient assortment Of ParlOr, Chamber, and Di ming
room uTnitu-e, con- prIsIng the furniture ofabOut
twenty rooMe, and consisting In part Of
Piano and stool,
suite of Psrlor Furniture, comprising two Teta a
Ietes, two Easy and six Arm Chairs, two
Mahogany Sofas, two hasJ, four Rec eption,
. and other MahOgan Chairs,
broc tel Curtains. Mirrors,
Marble top Centre and other Tables,
Chandeliers, Girandoles, and Gas Brackets aud
Burners,
Velvet and brussels Carpets ard Rugs.
Extensl9n DinlGg Table, Eta gere, aud Side Tables
Chtns, q ass, and Crocker- " are,
Excelient Curled Hair and Shuck Mattresses
DO F6 the: beN.s, Isoieters, AID PILLOW.
Marole top Bureaus. washstapds. and Tab,esi
Mahogany French and other Bedeleads,
DO and other Wararobes,
Chamber Carpets, ChsiTs,
Toilet Sets, Oicloths,
Stoves and Fire Irons,
Ana q superior assortment Of Kitchen Furniture
Terms cash in specie
\. w. Barnard, Trustee.
JOS WALL Il BARNARD, Auots-
UTHE ABOVE s.LEIs POSTPONED
until MONDAY, Jaly Est. Same hour and place
by order Of the Trustee.
]. Is Wall a BARNARD. Aucts.