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Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-17
T1sEADWELL & co.,

NVT TT-H6T JJIItT OdTTOTIITU anu BNItlY stIetIs,
San Francisco.
Also, other Machines for which are not Agents, viz:
EAGLE REAPER AND MOWER;
HUsSEY'S REAPER;
BURRALL's REAPER
PITTS PATTERN S and 10 horse, ma le by Nourse,
Mason Co..
WHITMAN'S 4, and 5 HORSE TlIRESHERS;
EMERY'S 2 and4 HORSE TIIRESHERs;
PHI Ts', SMITHS WE1TMAFJ'e. FEEDS, EMERY's,
and BUR1, WRIGHT & co.'s HORSE POWERS.
Together with the best stock of HARDWARE, AG-
RICULTURAL IMP EMENTS, MILLS, PORTABLE
STEAM kNGINES-Upright and horizontal-5 to 10
horse power, BETTING, BOLTING CLOTH, Etc in
The country, comprising the very best kinds IN ase
and greatly improved in make and adaptibitv to the
California market mh7 Up
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-17
HARVESTING MACHINES,
FOR IS6I.
Russell II Co.'S Thresker,

Russell n Co.'S Thresker,
MADE at Massion, Ohio celebrated throughout the
United States as the best Threshing Machine in
33 and 36 insh cylinders 0horse powers.
McCormick's Combined Reaper and
Mower,
C. G4 and feet greatly improved and surprising all
other cutting machines in results and dura"ihty.
Manny's Combined Reaper and Mower,
6 feet cut, made by Walter A. Wood, with his improve
Reut, and has attained universal favor in agricultural
countries.
Uaincs' Illinois Harvester,
Cuts 10 feet wide deposits the heads into follower
and adjustable to have any required ength Of stublt
an immensely effective Machine.
Woods Mower,
Cuts A feet very light draugh a boy and pUr Of
mules or ponies can run it-a LITTLE GIANT" in the
tail grass Has taken the Grand Gold Medal of Honor
and one thousand francs the Great French Nation
al Trial at Nincennes Paris, june 1860. At the
! Meckenburg Exhibition, Germany, June, 1860. First
| Premium at the United States Society, September,
! 1860. First Premium at the Yorkshire Agricultural
Society, August 1860. First Premium at the New Jer-
scy and Vermont State Fairs, and the limited number
received in California last gave not only salts
| faction, but great qualification that such Machine
could be had. The complimentary notices by letter
from purchasers were numerous. The low price and
great efficiency Of th Machine makes it the Farmers
epmate, and places it within the reach of the small
est cultivators.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-17
Uaiucs' Illinois Harvester,
Woods Mower.

Cuts 10 feet wide, deposits the heads into follower
and adjustable to have any required ength OF stubl
an immensely effective Machine.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-25
ARCHITECT q Bull DER

fUvIIE undersigued has made such arrange.
u mcnss a. will enable BIN % execute sI'
worn in his a.e a. BALTihukE PEiCts.
with ps,spl,ts.srs AID d-sPsica. he so''c't'
call fr,n, In. f,,spcs and tbs pubiis.
v. cAG.iLHR,
L.vuasJ T1so.
JsI. 3C!i, iss0-u.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-25
rR SHgRIPr.
"A GARD.

nOcrOR 0USrAyUS CANTEk. having
H located himself In Charlotte Hall, Tsspss {.
fully oflcrs ha professional services to the pub
lie. His oiice j. tina: formerly occupied b.
lr. ]. r. Shaw. where he can always b
fauna excspt ,wies PROFESSIONALLY engaged.
RkrEaEscx.--eu,nelC h<w, NJ. ID. Pre-
isAOr af Principles anag Practice Of Medicine
In tbs University of Maryland.
March :th ls6l--10m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-25
THREsHLn; MACHINES.

4 bsps fDs ss+ tie G<1a~ TJ4> GssysJ
JL>rss Persy az ~ - Diss-+ q CJis
bee T&ys her. vsa liz. 'e,sg Sss~ CDray
Toe sss@t5es - s@sfssstss e. ssssss ssfssG@s :
ia - 81 yss, Lsssss. Tie ISses n barss
ts~ss - ia Ti.srsisss sss - 2s.LssfS~s
a<sj2ss~e ~ a@y ~bsss 10 ~. Ns,y'. s.DnSty.
80 sIss.
FsssD<ss sss issia~< g. e@il n sy sssss 10
L~asssA Jgsa si,S ssssssifss fsss 'f'lsssssSs.
a.. 40. sfBLiyfEG.
Sses zssi5, fsse--D
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-25
NOTICE.

HlHE apderrgoed wish 10 iuforr, tho
Il people c. Saiu, Mary's and adjourn,
ing counties. that they have just completed
. FIRST CLASS RAILWAY, ana ara
prepared 70 haul au, vessels Of any size,
ani will REPAIR. CAULK. &c. on the
mo-, reasonable terms. Prompt attention
to all work, aud quick dispatch Will be give"
10 all cases. The Railway !. situatc'i about
a Quarter Of a,ile frp,n Leonard Town %
tue oyster creek. where We will ais"
build Slows, boats. or EESSELe. II
requiem. ca IN. lowest terms
HARRIS, NUEklsi L POWELL
July 10Th lssD--E.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-25
NOTICE.

IUyflE uuistsisn,a h-s jast renewed 's!ge
Il sapply IT i.sdis. PARTY aI'i BALL
Go.,i.s consisting o.
White and C>.iu.ea rsrles-pS,
Ladies white hid Shlptr.
Ladies " hi,t km G,,e., sc. ~.
AlsN,
Gents " lite L ii 6lc~ss,
Gents Fame, Mech Tfss
Gents Fiss Sli,is, md Collars, &c. &c.
i. LEO. sPALDiNG,
i,s0usra Tx~S.
JaE.sasl si., lSSI--G.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-25

nAs sw.y sass g.sss.sf, .sfs sssisssss .
II .lsssan d. isssar. IN ~. inIge%s a,s-
sfset. aa Tsssasy. sac I1,ah issssss. ssgsy mss
Desc Niiiassss. eyed asysl ~ rssfs. Ds''s
- slsssss q feet, 9 90 iaebss ba.h. lie had eh,
whss hs isf' fhs Fafm. q rssf 81 whHs afsh
sisfb s.@aas las,ss. d ssk pss issifst snd ~hts
sisiA lsas. lie issk 9th attn slss. sunday
eat - ia b aitffhss ssJ basa bat. Dave q
fzst islkss ssf Sssy aaisk ~ Als sfssssssnssy
Hs ass ssfeIssssA ~ hatt8a Dusaf. 81 ABfs
Aspaa4i .SvIfr. Nc
sai ssss afs sLsss t4wsss. N he Ia tsksn
satsssI - ". Masg's t8ahig sAf $50. u ht u
asfsalA th4 e = Ass-pissiFAd hsls 90 Aet.ssS
JON. n asiLAkb
WILLIAM 4. uAkbf,
~. 81 is.s
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-25
TTRTGHTNTfLLE
MAGNETISM Stone III

the hssi and chssrss that ~ uTt6 fer tst /.
raj purposes. Qaisk and sis-tsa. s.ih.
or siihcnt Nnrsrsis. tunt tush.tr' &.
wili slack iwa q, n a.hHif hnstie , ~,
sserv ,attsty rf srosg LIME. 81. =,
containing IN .huSDANCE Of MAT
STA frt ANY striL that tnay -seulrs y.
the sths, ssfisiirs cnn'ain srf'cishi que
Time. Unr Ito. isnats % 90 sli ths
satle i,,sais 80 ne t'hs'atsaks psy a.
tibpirtiss. zee -ts thsf.fest sArtIsd too
he Fate1s.. shd Healer. l., wsrytshak-,
kinls, : snitt f,sil,iss ;hsh trey IA,
bsd IN rur-has,ng ghs shsssatslef4 r.
CT tie vsry iits.a :'httrrsFt ask+st
FIRE -"-eit'd. rra' rtstte'f4iiy ssii-nt ~
siaa'S@ fHtsq"gsAgyDt5ttf
N.t.h II. iklh- u
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-25
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

The friends Of RICHARD COTTON sug-
s-.t lis rs,ac u, IL. voters Of this county ~
q candidate for the !egi.! atmre. and ask fcs
h's Glazing .!irpsssionsts cens'dsratb'n.
Narc.. Eth 1851.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-25
LCMBERf
shiNGLEsi

&fuANAX1ZCEA
FaoRsEC. &c.
WE invite tic atis1.tsss. vi sssr fTisIcs AID
cVssasssrs g~nersliy, II ~ Mays an
sg ELis4g esaIssi~s 90 sslr exfensase sssostfneDs
O: -cxs.--' 5llILl'ENG AATERLAL&-
Al P.r.ss c,0t-.Hlssung she erection oi
DE~iiinss. Esriss.. Ac.. ~iii ert ]; srsssi. q
snsir .d-snfasr Ia gre ns q cal. ~ ws car
s-ii ss io~ssE fstes lvr cash or Negotiable pa
p~s.
U~ssrs. Frames. Sash, &C.. fu.Eis!sed ai
Mil priorz-
Ord~rs fil~c fss Erisks. Line. Hair. Nails.
1c
~. whArfsa~ charged On Vessels receivine
L.llskss fr.an our b ard.
CAgSO.s. ZIMMERMAN. 4 CO..
Mes .id@ Inion Dick,
Nyrfsak ins' War!
Eascs 2ss' iseD--iI
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-25
sPRINa GOODS.

A large suIs.lJ OF, Howard Dsekr Peni.
"a ssssias1 Fiaids, DC. jast received and
+. LEO. SPALDENG
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-25
COIL. LUMBER. tIk'..
HAVER, DE GRACE Il

The Underagaed hasirE inersnret,E "a
tai and Ussiness Facilities. have n. -,
sormed Co-rar"r-xhip una.r tie ~ :.
style Of SIM MONS, BEiScoE 4 EiI.'"
for the continuation ofthe Coal, Lunt a.
Lime trade, heretofore conducted nv
Hilies & ca. ara Simni.ns & Titles. ~ -
constantly IN hand for sale md ircr,edis,s
meat, every variety OF Goa! and i.umi =.
Csals. f,aliiur"re Cos. Trevertan,
SunSury, Locust Mount. Lumber
Pine. White and Yellow Pine E1oorinv stt
pickeis. La:hs. Cypress Shingles. he,
Carolina. Cu'iirgs and S-;ssts. Eiemlr Al
While Pine Fencing, Ioisis. Htudd,.
stud cut 10 ordr,.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-25
FOR THE LEGasLATURE.

ROBERT C.. COMES, z, q. :. 10 recommend.
I'd 10 the voters .! this tsounsy ~ = candidate
for the Legislature, ant ai!l ne su?Es.ied ny
NANY FKtESUa.
Fee 2S;s, lsGl--0.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-25
FOR THE LEGISLATURES.

JAMES H. WILSON. Esq. is recommend
cd to the voters VI this county ss = caba:siate
tor a seat in the mex, Legislature u Maryland
aud viii be supported hy
MANY PRIEHDs
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-25
NEW LUMBER YARD
0b,asr n E.a Ftis AL Eastern Aesn"s,
BAi.TiMUnE. MD.

a WILLIS dat. 81 the f'nicf WI
os A. 90 )has commemorative LUMBER
Ht siNESs on his bu accouni. ana IL pres
patea n fistish Lffff n ~ aii rdritt,s 70
BalIGing an Jihti pttpOses. lie wiIl fut
ni.h sisJ--
F1itts eist.
t1bRe. Bbicks. LiBE 0f mar 4
W.T. mib, ,hshkS 10 its tctr~t custom
Lts III 81. Nt.t', trt tt"aIiontrt r''1i"s
Ne llcbes "a r.ts'a t1r' cotfl"nc' a"I f'.
t.ist thrtt pattraar..a and tlrdz"' ht'"''lt'u
U-t tt-rt r. tito t.as' ari wills'I' "h"'f
II. a. is-~-it
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-25

II Il " ANAN AN'tN fA'" WV NN''NF l'NNt.''A
MlM paFNy NhSlyn gyw p5epagya 70
LtctnWhdale them, Tae N0lvl wNlhe che :
Mghk fePsitea aN1 aWlIs TPops rripfplspe ,
rNt penpNNl atenppg 'Ut lA suPsctheT ",
~ deyo,ed y a. maUaermcnl, Nnd his - !
saoTls WI be gwen % mske hIs guests CO :
buatlr It's j,hle viii he spppGtd " a
whaieye5 lac marsel aHQ,ds, ard his Bar ia,
n'sRed with the best IAquoy' aud Ciaars
Ills .e'yap's will always ne tound autu'Ns
AID accommodating Sohev and reliable
Holsters have mcn em,ioyed, aud The sub
seyibet wiii,ske care that bis stables are no
aegl,c.cd.
He solcl,s The patronage Of The former
gpests oftae Houses and that Of tie pubic
seaeraay,
IOIIN I. FENWECk,
Leanard iowa
Oct, TIL. sssS-,i -.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-04-25

Aueas 50;h, isHfA--.f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-25

Al O'Clock yesterday morning thick storm wind
set IN, and continued until PM when Pilot
Beats arriving from yesterday morning reported heasy
ale outside from ENE, with thick Last evening they
yeported the wind outside the Hook from ENE blowing
gale There have been but few arrivals from ship
liverpool Capt Kearney from London, the Middle
ths lower bay, with both anchors down and 70 fshoms
shain out 70 each There another shp In the bay
hound The tide very full Wednesday night We
expect 10 hear Of damage 10 merchandise the
psers In cellars fronting the The eastery
Aas driven the drift lee in Island shore some
ncuIty experienced BY the ferry boats getting from
che landing The following steamships dueThe John
Bell Glasgow; Ariel from Aspinwal Roanoke. from
Norfolk with the wrecked OF Bremen ship olobus
and Georges Greek from Charleston Steamships Monsom
cry, for Savannah and Petersburg for Wilmington NC
ieft their piers and probably anchored below.
horn for New yort. vas spoken Dec IS IN lat y 30 oa
s'sa iR.SSSs :S S zsS y; s
no date sveo but got OF With loss Of rva
fSas %ss from vsoo f Es
,o sss lScy ws Johnson Of and from New London
ing badly has repaired damages aud sailed On he ed inst
ON S ssp.sss Beach f. SR S reported
far IS ess e seen she spPsreny but little injured Her
ne between decks but WI amount T. nes
hs earsS ,sid 70 be fully insured but tnowa whS
BR BRie ALICE FRsSxIrs of Yarmouth, ss) o,ep,sn,
from II New York reported a. misssn,
vessel was AT Bermuda Dec ~, with ssiia split, &C.
FlyAI- Dee H-Tbe orampian of Grcenockj Johnston
from Savannah for the clyde with ergo q !ch pine
abandoned Dec l6 about 80 miles nv OF this island
trloescd and unmanaseabe picked up BY The Alma
here and proceeded
gAuRIriUs, Dec 8-shp wahan before reported
and insured " Bqs9n with ao 2, o9as from 1 Gs 3 for
hour when ut anchor Her has been discharged she
yet leaks badly, and VIII require considerable repairs
ACARp-New YORK. Jan A-Mr Editor; VIII you allow me
columns 10 return heartfelt thanks 10
rovbsd and officers Of ship Flora Southland Or Rchm0Dd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-25

CLEANED
eseazAhp Msngenery, Berry, savanAah-H CrsAwsil
ssesnshir Parkerssury stsnnard, Wilmington. EO-a ,
Bark Kswe tsuss, Seaman, Llverpooi-E D Hurlbui 4
%.
bark Tuisko CBrem) Dannemann, Brcmcn-Hcusehen
Brig Neptune, DRIES, London-Hennings L Gosins
Brig King Brothers, Larraway Port au Prinee-R Murray
Brig Lizzie Gardner Ward, Antgua-smith, Jones 4 Co
6ehr GeorEiana (Br) waycott MAnsania-Brct Son Cs
ARRIVED.
Brig boomerang (Br OF Dundee, Young Newcastle ~
days with coal McArhur 18th inst lat ~ 6 lon
% spoke ship Pathfinder OF South Thofnsston
fer Havana IL days out who supplied her with provisions
The had OF heavy WNW and NV gales the
passage stove bulwak and boats carried head
rail- sapcheons aud foreopsai yard, split sails, &C.
Schr Anna Hayes, Robinson Philadelphia, 3 dsu
Schr Edwin Reed, Goodspeed, Ezabethport for
Hchr Oliver, Maoney, Elixsbethport for Boston.
Schr Adventurer, Smith, Elzsbethport for New Hsves
scsr Goldfish, Joyce, Castine, Is days
Sehr Advance, Leighton, hilibridge x DAYS.
kchr Charles Williams, Hesley, Rockland, g days
6chr Kossuth, Lee, kewburyport 5 days.
Scbr w, FauKln, Boston, days.
Schr Bay State Hallett, Boston, days.
Schr j q Babcock, Jedreys, Boston, daye.
0saAmSY Westshester. Jones', Providence
essamsr Psrsa Young rrovidenee-
BELOW.
Ship Isaac Webb from Liverpool, OF Sandy HOOK
wednesday nightly pilot boat No6
Rhip Liverpool kearney, from London with mdse prfn
Den, hnturn A Co; 10 at anchor In the lower bay.
Also ship, unknown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-25


Yorsign And Domestic Mails.
HuB OF CLOSING AT THE Uw Yo1x 0YYT0A
me POs ose closes 81 half pasa sx 0scek r IL, Ia
sesaa Of ssvs., - ber:ts6@s
Ds.-'''' -Ssf& ..d Wei way s.ii.
sn mn u Ehs m. 81 \. a.d sA r i
" :. BY reilrosA. extra mail .sK + =
By DloannboA4. y. ~
0snIs NALL On Sunday an nats casss Ut this
efnoe q lkP.N.
The Overland H.ii fsr iG.iifisrni. leaves 81
Lsuis every Monday and Thursday ct 8 A. u.
Lss!srs dsstTsd for Il should b marked "oyer
1AAxs Crr The Ovesspd Ga from g. Joseph Go) to salt
Lake CITY leaves g Joseph every Monday and
LSursd.y .. a. Z, liz. Letters should be ~4rksd
r. PACIFIC. BY steamshp Fri.
DAn.rA rsI On s day ftsr he arrival Of each Alter
month sSs ksrnsI T Be- :aSs
with mails for the Bahama Islands to be landed
sv.ops Ey steamship Edinburgh, Saturday.
BAvAsA BY steamer Bienvins. on Friday,
February L.........,. An.
TINE OF CLOSING AT THR LONDON OFFICE.
DonsAY The Overland Mai1 70 Bombay Lspdon
as folows:-viA Marsees on the Sd and lSA sf
each month. Via southampton ON the l3th -
CAscvr1A . Sd Ioh, 18th, 18Th via Marseiles. lb I2th
akh, 9Th, via southampton.
s.nA Ac..va Narcotics the i0h and sch. Via South
AssrxAIA VIA Garseles sueI 10Th. Via ssutA
Ampon and saez7 18th
NAURnUs VIA Alden the lth and 17th Of the month
1kAxII- Via Southampton the 9Th Of the month
~ The HArselles malls are despatched the owe OF
above dates Should Of these dates fan Sunday The
Southampton Nails are despatched on the msrnag Of
above Should any these Sunday the
HAn is despatched the morning previous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-25
SALES AT AUCTION.
A, HSgNiFicENT aoUssaSID FGsaITURE
AND WORKS OF AIT AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
, sCld y S,sss q = Vandsr IPSsdl HsE

Sold by order Of g. vanderposl gsq.
HUNGERFORD CO., AUCrIONEERS,
Wm sell this DAY Frdayl January Is 81 l0H o'slsck
An the superb and costly Furniture Paintings. 6tssuAr
Bronzes
Seven octave Pianoforts Mrrcrs velvet Carpets Ia,
Contained In the elegant private readenee No West Sx-
tenth street. between Fifth and sixth avenues
The Auconeers call special attention Of their friends snd
the ubc this sale being the largest and rehese ass
men Of Household Furniture offered 4 sncon this .ssn
whole will be peremptoriy and absolutely sold without
word E,egerss marble top French plate doors and back
Table fnad with mother of pearl; rosewood centre
Table, sttuary marble two full suits drawing reem Fur
nure elegant Sofas, arm reception and oval
Chairs carved frames covered three c0ored
bocade OF the most expensive description Console Ia
nlad with tortoise she'll brocAde and lace curtains SIX
light ormolu and bronze Chandesrs imported from Paris
Brackets French plats Pr and Man;el Mirrors
with rich gt fAmes superb Sevres and Dresden china
MAGNIFICENT OCTAVE PIANOFORTE
Carved finished all round inad
with and solid pearl keys rosewood Music Rack enhro
cloth Cover sheet and book Music Hatsand, Ocoth
Brussels Stair Carpets &c Chsmbsrs-kichy ,srvsd rose
wood Bedsteads style Louis XIV Bureaus and Comodes
10 match wardroSes Dressing and Toilet Tables shaving
hair Mattresses Paasses feather Beds Bol.ters p
Bsnkets Sheets Quilts Counterpanes decorated china
Toilet Sets Mirrors Dining Room Furniture of every
kind; also Kitchen Utensils &c sale persmpsory without
egard O weather
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-25
FRENCH ADvERTIsEMEyTs.

an DEMANDE-UNE BONNIE D'ENFANTs SUISSE.
W FRANCHISE pour prendre soin de dcus II
pas ntcessre qucle sacnc angas sadrcsser an 81 West
3lst A..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-25

KINGSTON, IA, HAVANA, MATANzAs NEW ORLEANS
xvLU-From New York for Kingston ia, the 10Th day of
0nah month.
DnNuLIK-From New York ls arriving Havana 9Th
sw Oreans 9TH From New Orleans 18th, Havana 18th,
ytVfnk II New York nd
III wxsr-From New York 9th arriving at Havana
h Prom New Orleans 3d. Havana 26th arriving at New
1orh seth
CAaAwlA-From New York llth arriving at Havana 18th
md New Orleans 18TH From New Orleans 2oh Havana h
arriving 81 New York Sd.
PnuLpELpHA-From New York 10Th, arriving Havana
9h Prom New Orleans Sd, Havana 9th arriving at New
Dlsoro-From New 2st arriving Havana e6th
NM Orleans 18th Prom New Orleans 5th Havana 8th
nSv1ng New York l2h.
HSInE Crry-From New York 2sh, arriving at Havana 3D.
yrsn New Orleans 18TH Havana l6th arriving at New York
INST
SyAErR Crrr-From New York and Havana every twenty
nASAx..rr0m New Yort for ha,ansas the 9Th Of each
xAnsAn-From New York for Havana via NassAs. ?,
The arrival Of every alternate CunArd steamer New York
EB-When the above dates fan on Sunday the steamers
yH sail Monday, except from New Orleans. When the
Sates fan Monday the VIII sail from New or.
baAs the day previous
SPECIAL NOTICE.
N SGcks4es aud ness i,esded for the NEW YoaK MaALp
sAesld Be scaled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-25
4 H. PORTER Co, AUCTIONEERS.
"A. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AN EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE FOR HOUSEKEEPER6

Friday january Is 81 Ii o'clock precisely al the costly
Furniture Paintings rosewood drawing room Suits elegant
the residence No 28 Fourteenth between Eighth and
Ninth ays consisting Of elegant pier and mante Mirrors
with mirror front, n solid wood Pser 1its tn ss1
Paintings Turkish Easy ohars elegant China Vases and
other Msntel Ornaments oak Dining Table oak Buffet Chairs
china and Dinner Sets large assortment
Of fne sverware very Cutlery together with an estsnavs
variety Of Chamber Furniture and mahogany
Beds Beddng pure hair Mattresses velvet Brussels and
ingram Carpets Clscka Mirrors mahogany Chairs Sofas
Lounges Rockers Oilclohs basement Furniture, Ac Sale
positive Dealers attend Every lot 70 be ssd order Of The
administrator without the least reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-25

The Weather mt Fort Kcarney.
Fort KKARNEy, jan ~, 1851.
was very cold here yesterday, the mercury standing
e fourteen degrees below zero with about five inches Of
nnoW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-25


ne new Mexican mail with dates TO the 3lst Of De-
osaser, arrived this evening, bringing all the back
xnAfjs.
Business IN Santa Fe WAS dull.
ne news from the Plains is uDmportant. About
ghteen days ago, Major Crittenden with hs comm md
nSm Fort Union, came . large band Of K
Indians Simon Springs, and battle ensued, lfty
Indians were killed, and among them their notorious
shief satauk. They burnt up hundred lodges and
Osh all their ponies, provisions, &c. None OF Crten-
tuss men even wounded.
weather very pleasant TO Council Grove; from there
- snow is very deep.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-25

II n. LUDLOW, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE
Low CO., win sell auction Wednesday, Jan 30 1851
1T II O'Clock No IA West sixteenth street. between Fifth
and Sixth the entire Furniture contained In said
consisting in part Of oak extension Dining Table OAK
Teteatete Armchsirs, in brocatel pier and mantel Mir
rosewood Bedseads Wardrobe dressing and toilet
good Paintings Particulars In future advertisement Gaia
Iogues ct the oce Of the Auconeer No. Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-25

EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
u RECElyERs SALE OF ENGLISH AND SWISS
ID

By E. H. sCHENCK, on Saturday, Jan. & at II
O'Clock ct their salesroom No lA Broadway, large assert
men Of elegant Engl and nwss being part o. the
OF hunss and open casea Engish Patent Levers with
all the late improvements marked Jas johnson, Evans
Patent and Detached Levers Duplex and Chronomeers BY
The best Swiss Makers all In IL gold Also
splendid assortment Of Ladies' Watches In various
Also large stock Of silver hunting and cased Patent
and Detached Levers The whole 70 be peremptory sold
By order Of b. ~ JUDSON,
Receiyer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-25

A7ll BROADwAY.-C. BEDAS, FRENCH De
Va sgner and embroiderer begs inform the ladies'
and the trade that he has opened II this city another esab
stamping perforang and embroderng viii be done at the
they executed in his fabrics In Paris
and London. LADIES' material stamped ut the lowest
prices Collars Sleeves Jackets Jokes initials Crests
Goats Of Arms designed and pfcked for embodees q al
sorts. 4761a Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-25

HENRY II. LEEDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H.
~ LEEDS CO win sen , A. s.ctSn on THURSDAY and
= Nassae street Large collection of ancient and modern
on Paintings eomprsng works Of the English French
rcan and Flemish sohoos In this collecou may found
The worts Of GsnonI Van Bssst Eossrmsn Pos: Ansasd
Weigar Carpendae Ronde Rugges, Forrester Van Hocn
Van Knik, Blsndel Ropes, hchaud, Williamson, Bourne
others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-25

CBERIFF's SALE GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
- CHAMBERS A FAIRCHILD auctioneers, will sell, on
saturday January - at iQ O'Clock at the salesroom, I3
Nassau street. To- Of nvoic consisting OF Teas Tobacco
ssgars Pipes SALT butter, Honey, &c. a. also Imperial
Chemparne, in cases; hue Bourbon Whskey, Brandy, &c
SET Harness. JOHN KELLY, sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-25

HENRYH ii. LEEDS. AUCTIoNEER.-HENRY H. LEEDS
~ Co, viii sell At auction, on Saturday January D. 81
ii O'Clock In front of store, q Nassau Of
Horses bay and gray le. hands high and years old
gene and kind and believed 70 be perfectly souud with the
exception Of spot eye Of the gray Can tro mile
about eree minutes together Also Duseneury and Van
Duzer shifting Wagon, nearly with and shaft
and set Of double harness made b Dunscombe In ar.s
rate order Also splendid pair OF road Blankets aud Port
land Sleigh In complete order with pole and shaft sold
account uf the owner having no further for them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-25

DROwNE NICHOLS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
- Jan 2 at lo O'Clock at our saesroo, No. 80 Nassau
street,
large assortment, hand Household Furniture
Beds BEDDING &c Also large lot of second hand plated
Ware-bes English plate German silver Also, number
Of Oil Paintings Prints, Engravings &c Particulars In 70
IN OrroWa advertisement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-25

n MERwIN, AUCTIONEER.
"A. BY BANGS, MERWIN co., Irving Buildings t94
and $50 Broadway.
JANUARY Is AND 70, At O'CLOCK
COINS, MEDALS, AUTOGRAPHS, ENGRAvIN0S, &c
A large collection For particulars catalsgue.
UCTION THIS DAY, AT l0x-A Il. THOMPSON
"A win SELL without regrd 70 weather or season ct the
Of Cortland street. desirable collection Of Ware and Goods
adapted the and for those about travelling through
the States Jewery, Watches silver plated Ware OH Paint
ings Mink and other Furs for ladies and Ber
Fancy Goods B-Any time during the auction, articles
selected will be sold.