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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-13
SALES AT AUCTION.

HENRY b. HHsTs, JR., AUcrIoyEER
Ii MORTGAGE BALE OF FURNITURE AND s4W.
lures or BILLIARD AHD DINING saLDUn.
On Wednesday Feb ID AZ II O'Clock at ~ Murray strsst
Consisting Of Billiard tables Liquor Bar, marble U,anss
ware Oyster Bar Tea and Coffee urns Meat Dishes A.
. small stock OF Wines, Lquoxs and Segars.
HENRY GREEN AUCTIOSEER THIS DAY AT tss<
Ii O'Clock, the auction store l34 William street F,o-r
tea Currants ~ Coffee smoked Herring 10
Biscuits " Msraschno 20 baskets genuine iposa
Champagne, various brands casks East India Pale
kegs Olives puncheons Old Tom Gin pipes Holland s~
10 casks BRANDY do sherry do Port do Jamaica Rum
Il do Vinegar do Malaga 20 dem johns various Ltqaoc
hrepro0f Safes 20 HO Segars.
Also, AT " O'CLOCK.
Lot o. druggists Bottles and CoIters sewing Ms;hiae
DIV and Fancy Goods Coats Pants Vests - rSd and iyw
Watches, JeSelry, Sc
IL ENRI H LEEDs AUCIIOsEER.
ASSIGNEE : SALE OF FINE FD8S
HENRY II. LEEDS co. will sell at auction on thr's
day Feb H. At II O'Clock each day. 39y Bcoad"ay
Walker street b. rider OF the the entl.s stock
Fur made expressly Tor Brosd~ay retail trad all of t,-
best class consisting OF Ladies and Ghiirens Mu Caps
Cnls &C. OF mink siberian squirrel French sable &c
Fur Caps, Gloves, Collars, &c gents and caliren Il
and Caps together vita fine assortment OF Sleigh .Dbes
various descriptions, without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-13

LVOR SALE-TEE STOCK And EIxTC RES Of A GRO
II Gerry and Liquor store. good s.aLd For part ,aars
apply al io4 Madison IN The slatd saloon, for
NEE
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EDWARD sCHENcy, AUcrIoNEEB.

~ Peremptory sale os
ELEGANT FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Ry h. =. Z. SCHENCs, on Thursday, ttth inst 81 III
O'Clock at their saesrosm tl Brosdwsyhe above elegant
FIRST class Household Furniture
rosewood Paror Suits covered in dtma brocate
plush superb Lakewood and gil, cabinets vito Tables ami
Ftsgeies: elegantly carved rosewood Etegeres
elegant designs Secretary aud Library bookcases carved
ROSEWOOD oak Bues carved oak dining Chairs In
reps and leather carved od Bedesds marble top
Bureaus Washsands and Commodes, rood and ma.
bogaDy Armoir Gace, elegant bronze marble Man.
sets mahogany Parlor Chamber and Dining surntnrc
The above s now on exhibition and will be positively sold
Wit hout "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-13

NJ MERvIN, AUCTIoNEER.
IA. by BANGS MERWIS Il CO., Irving Buildings,
59t and $50 Sroadway,
Thursday February "a at O'Clock r. NJ
Medical and Miscellaneous Library. Comprising greet
variety a valuable Pcoks In all departments IL medicine
and surgery, and collection 0. standard WORKS vatyus
BRANCHES OF literature &C
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

"
HAVANA ssGARs--I AN SELLING HAVANA seSAVs
by tho leo or 1000 "a lov as 10000 can be Dougn o. any
other dealer M this City.
OEO W. NICHOLS importer 70 r,ber, sir'ei
CIGARS At PANIC eRtCEs -i,e1eD HA3sN' 2,
~ nestic and German Segas cash n1w b nvcstt0
With peri ec assurance "a splendid return b sp'cua1s
am now Offering gcater Inducements thnr ere ~ 49,
purvbasers ORLANDO ChbhAs, II brollWI
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PA"NBboMRRs sALE-fuIs DAY ArIs .oCla,DK
" con mutation s rom MONDAY n 81 LII fA taAM
nants Boots Shoes, valuable Watches Jewe.y Psois ss
other Goods ''''.~ "'''
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TOR sALE-A MANI AcTI RING b >IeESs, WHICH
pnys pro6t OF StpU $500 4 year established
years. This Is opportunity seldom offered
with $500 either purchase the en- ire inter, or
Herald cace.
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J. BodART, ACCTIoNEERs, THIS Day AT u,.S
-. o.ock q the Auction aooms, No North wt,lana
street uonsabes sale OF Dry CT DDS and Clothing cons.
ihg 9. ,ac0 Aefino, pelaines. Hosiery Gloves shawl
L.hen iandAerchies, Ribbons Cambria Caps Rindinga
Lace- oth Cassm-Iea, Ne5tngs Beaver
coats pantaloons Trimmings Boots shoes Fancy Iaoos
sasee ArSe snow cases Counter Iron Safe, &c
MlLHAEl. Otlll<i
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ENOR SALE-A FINE RETAIL LIQUOR STORE, DOING
agood paying business; the owner
prevent his attending to It. vii sell very low y NJ RYDER
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NOR SALF--AS OLD Es1aBLlSaEE sHADLS. Bill.
L. lard aud Oyster saloon combined doing good b a.
Apply at the segar store 40 Fulton street, Brook
syn. after six O'Clock
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nor SALg-A COAL YARD ELIGIBLS SITUATED
up and well appointed ia every respect. Three
horses and everything complete
Lehigh, Ia Herald office.
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JoEN E. VAN hNTWERp's son. ACC1rONE.R, Wild.
~ his iiaI DWARF sale of Thursday. February H.
o,No 10 ENgsh East Steel taper ie sAers
cases d.haeed Timed Ware ,rarng Iarg. asaortuea
bsnkabe money - - - """o'' - -" -
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MM Writers, ArCTIONEER, WILL SELL. THIS
w day, at lti O'Clock, house q Wooster street
ing house FURNITURE Dunno Waiter Lager Bier Fixtures Din
ing room Ind Kitchen Furniture
WM Writers, AuCTfoSEER. WILL. SELL THIS
W Gay nt O'Clock, Al 4Ji i'ansi virtue
tel mortgage fine God Pianoorte Soo, cover
also Bar aud Bar Fixtures, pie Counter, &c By orier o.
MORTGAGE.
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JoHN f. VAN ANTwERPS son, AUCTIoNEAR wrII.
- sell Thursday, February H. At 10 ococ6
No. ~ iiam street -four Fren Ia Times WAGE,
prsing Saucepsns. Strainer Gridns pans
ers Flesh Forks Ladies, SKINNER Trypars tgspsns oa
Zee IS Coffee Roa.iefs Milk Boilers Str.Less,
Baskets Teapots &C, &c, being sichtly damaged
voyage OF mpor alton from Antwerp board the
,ohst lilo, and sold whom
uader the Inspection a tae Hardens " the Port. Terms
cash. bansable money.
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LlOR sAlE-THE LEASE AID FIXTURES or A
L. Butcher shop; hne oce on and wil sold very low
as the owIer cannot attend TO IT. A NJ. RYDER
act.
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DoARD-AI % sTuyvESANT STREET, CONTIsuArrO
ID OF Astor pisce-A gentleman and his wife,
gle gentlemen be accommodated with where ths
comforts home be found; convenient TO cars ana
stages second OF the Ensh houses east OF
Third
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L,OR SALE-THE FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL or A
IL well established Liquor store, with hall Room at
tached, up town-the onl the will be sold
cheap. Apply to T. GAFFNEi auctoneer Az Broadway
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UCTioS NOTICE.-M DOUGHTY ALcrIoNEER-
"A Mortgage sale OF Household Furniture this day, at III
O'Clock, the ssesroom So Nassau street.
rsrior Suits ia plush and brocste mahogany DO
cloth hne gas Chandeliers pier uass-s mahogany Ward.
obss French and cottage Bedsteads marble top
plain bureaus mar bic Bullets oak and walnut
dining Tab oak dining Chairs rosewood aud
hoghDy Library bookcases shaving Stands chus Tea
mante Vases superior Oh Paintings by T. G. Coates;
pets. hair Mattresses Bedding, cutlery Hall stands, mahog
any Chairs sofa and arm chalis Lounges together
lot OF Dry oois Counters Office Desks iron safes
the whole to be per. mptorily sold by order of
T.. JENNINGS, Jr., Attorney for Mortgage.
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L,oR ShLE-lHE LARGE LOT 81 BOGERY Is FEET
front and by lbs feet rents with the build
ing for 5000 title indsput able. Inquire at lol Bowery
JOSEPH ". COOK.
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O. REWARD LOST, ON SATURDAY EVENING A
p) brown Pointer Dog; had white snd blue Ieather ~
lar Any ono returning him to 81 Ced s,rset receive o.
&10 REwARD.-LosT, on MONDAY. A BLACK AND
11O tan Terrier from it6 wcat Broadway. TIE anisr
viii receive $40, and no questions asked.
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L'OR sALE-COUNTRl STORE, CN ACCOMxODAT
IL ing terms country Store, about twenty miles
the CITY, N growing village low satisfactory
for selling viii be given Ac dress box ~ Herald
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L'oR SALE-THkEE YEARS LEASE FROM NEXT
l. May OF wholesale and retail Liquor spre good
lnqui at 400 Tenth avenue, in the liquor store
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dor SALE CHEAP-A STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER
OF ntecn horse power, with Building suitable for
nuacung purposes with -four lots Of Ground the
Of Flushing and Washington avenues Brooklyn Inquire
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TOR sALE-A COAL OF STILL PIT UP AND IN
working orxer. A good chance for a competent
with small capital viii be FOR cash o. gooc seci.
rity Address q. NJ b. Herald Office.
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Ia w INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE Bonn

Archibald Stirling, Jr. Esq, States Attorney
The case Of Stephen Jury, indicted for muir
der, was postponed on account of the absence of
States witnesses until Thursday, the list inst
State Us. Lewis Weaver, indicted for assaulting
Henry Schemm, was tried before the Court and
adjudged guilty. Fined rs cents and costs.-J.
Wesley Hopper, indicted for libel in selling the
United States Police Gazette, gave bail in the sum
of $500, James P. Hooper, bondsman.-Adam
Lipp, indicted for selling liquor on Sunday, gave
security in $500 for his appearance, Adoph Storck
Observation-Disclosures until 10 o'clock this
morning.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL.
John G. Kesler State of Maryland. Appeal
from Reid Verdict for appellant. -Cassell &
Cherry IS. Dobbin & Fulton. Appeal from Hay
ward. Verdict for appellant-Jacob Stein Us.
Martin Schanze. Appeal from Hayward. Verdict
for appellee Tor SIS; each party to pay his own
costs in this Court.-Louis Uhl Us. Conrad Kre-
der. Appeal from Ridgeway. Judgment reversed.
Samuel Norris Cumberland Dugan, VIM.
e. jenkins, garnishee of Ben jamin B. Allen. At
tachmen on warrant. Verdict for plaintiff on first
issue for S242. g. second issue for S242 62-Edw.
Jennings Us. Philip Reilly. Appeal from Myers.
Judgement reversed and Judgment for appellant
for $3.50 and costs.-Assignment to-day from 126
to 2lS.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN.
William IL. Newman and others as. j ohm F. Pick
rell and others. Before reported. On trial.
Assignment to-day SCI to 604.
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SUPREME CoITpr nprup IT,ITED CT .rr,

SUFkENE UUU RT OF THE UNITED STATES.
WASHINGTON. Feb 12.-On motion by Mr.. Attor-
ney General Stanton, Hon. VIM. Howard and Hon.
VIM. Allen, of Ohio, were admitted attorneys
and councillors of this Court.-0n motion of
Hon. Trusten Polk, John d. Coalter, ESQ.,, of Mis-
souri,, was admitted attorney and counsellor of
this Court.-No. 68. Lessee of Robert W. Smith
ct al, plaintiffs in error, William Mccain. The
argument OF this cause continued BY Mr.. j.
Mason Campbell for the defendant in error, and
concluded by Mr. II. Winter Davis for the plain
titfs in error.-Ad journed until tomorrow at IL
O'Clock
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.
DECEMBER TERM.-ANNAPoLls, Feb. 10, 1851
No. 100. Mary Kent and others u.s. VIM. NJ. Car
caud and David Carcaud. Appeal from the Equity
side of the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel county,
The argument in this case was commenced on yes
terday by Thos. G. Pratt for the appellants, and
was continued and concluded to day by A. B. Hag-
ner for the appellees, and by VIM. Ii. G. Dorsey
for the appellants
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~ Doni,nso' ''..''u&gllS - Cash.
An active demand has prevailed for Rio during the mast
week sales reaching $50 bags our quotations The
principal transactions have been LOO per Campanero by
auction at IL dl3B cts average IL $780, 200 do at
IL cts .l572 Ella Virginia IL sic cts 900 per
Augusta at II ct 1893 per Linda at 12 cts 67
per Selma at l24 cs and ,514 per Floating Cloud at
l2% cts public sale of 900 bags is announced for
18th inst.
Stock of Rio, February 9th, New Orleans IS 500 bags
9th, Baltimore....... S O0O
" 9th, Philadelphia. none.
18th, New York ......542oO
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IMPORTS INFO BALTIMORE

FOREIGN.
NAvAssA.-Brig tRomance-350 tons guano, E. K.
Cooper.
MINATITLAN, MExIco-Brig Josephus -125 tons ma
hogany, W. T. Kendall; 400 hides, c. Fahnesock New
York ~
COASTWISE
BOSTON Steamship Ben Deford-176 bbls. apples,
Evans Staum 26l do, Thos. Bond III cases boots
and Shoes Messrs Bell Goodoe $50 do, Brooks Full
ton Co. 1870 do, rs do drygoods 95 bales do 2l4 bags
potatoes, III bills apples, sundry persons.
NEW YORK. Steamship Georges Creek-l0 bags coffee
cases champagne, R. R. agent; 25 bags pimento W II
Craw ford Co.; 300 do coffee, Woods, Bridges Co.
800 pkgs mdse, sundry persons.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
ST. JAGo DE CUBA.-Br. Schr. Mnerua-454 drums
Goldfish 1893 casks do 5000 bricks IA 900 feet lumber
bushels potatoes
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DOMESTIC ErVS

NEW YORK MARKETS, Feb. 12-Four &c-The
sales comprise 500 bbls at s59515 for superne State
So9o.lo Tor superfne Western; S5.12&(G5.36 for low
$50 for choice do S. for shipping brands round
hoop extra Ohio, and S5707 10 trade brands do
southern Flour is In limited request, and effect sales
lower rates would have to be accepted The arrivals are
hght.saes of7H bbs. at S5.30957O for mixed to good
grades Gran-The Wheat market is inactive and lower
The demand is chiefly for export The sales are % 400
Dushels at $l4 for No. Chicago spring 81 90 for Mil
wauHe cluD l3O for small lots of red Western,
part devered 81 for red jersey ST 9S for good white
California and 81 40d1 As for white Ohio and Michigan
Also sales have been made of amber the par
ticuars have been withheld Provisions-The Pork mar
ket IS owersales of $50 bbls S17 25 for mess and s3
for prime CofeeConsderable sales of Java were made
late yesterday afternoon for Boston, amounting in the ag
gregate to 900 mats but the terms kept secret This
morning the market is quiet but the prices steady. The
following is from the weekly circular OF Messrs VIM Scott
& Sons: - $4,000
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ZINE TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
Just received our Fall Stock Of fine TABLE ANb
fOShEI CUTLERY, which cannot he surpassed by any
IN the city Having been selected with great Of
1rm now in Europe, offer inducements to pur
chaserS, and guarantee to give general satisfaction
A. REUTER- 4 SONS,
No. Sc West Baltimore street,
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STEAMBOATS,,
-

EESlkA NOTICE.
EEzsssz5esszaaz&s FOR THE PATIENT rJvFP
Inc steamer NARY WASHINGTON will rer,na bar
T31e 70 me Patuxent RIVER commencing WEDSESnAY
NJ feDruary 9th, 1851 at O'Clock, and contnna
HIPS Landing --01eeuinB as iar
Returning, will leave Hills Landing every FRIDAY r,or
ing Tor Benedict Will leave Benedict evfry SStnrSar
morning at O'Clock for Baltimorecang at all the sns
Landings on the River also Fair Haven and Plum Pof
going and returning u''
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Sor SaIa, 9reigbt 0r Gharter::

"'7 e. 29GN ~ - G''E'~"'
,s$45ss FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
san1SSs The clipper schooner W. MONTAGUE, JR, Capt
Geo b. Carmne 64 tons, slows 1900 bbls In good order
,,,.,, II. a MITCHELL,
teI2n No. 2Spear's wharf.
exs5k FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-Tbe
ss Al British bark USK, 33S tons register Apply to
ieitu l25 Smiths wharf.
ssSt WANTED.-Two VESSELS l20@I4O
- t5ns each, to load at Norfolk fer the West Indies
lei-tt i25 SMITHS wharf.
.F.54 FREIGHT FOR NEW ORLEANS.-The
@ 6G goo P6ls freight for NV Orleans,
"G fettq Dy apPieauoh to ,okN0N = co,
14fz$s FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
szs1tZ Al american ship DAVID STEWART, Prentiss
master a'op' 'oo barrels capacity APpTT e IN
dlO-tf corner Lombard street and Cheapsid.
gzS5t WANTED FOR A PORT IN EUROPE,
szssn Al SHIP Of about 1000 5000 barrels capac
once 70 JOHN HENDERSON & C yop'S ''
o3tU corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
SGT FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER.
T F9 Al clipper coppered and echr
o9O-ll III Smiths wharf
III, VESSELS WANTED FOR
The Undersigned are constantly in want Of vesges s
fat, hoRRELL \ RANDALL,
Ls9-1 So Exchange Place
10 WANTED.-A vessel of 800 tons to load
for London Also vessel of 3OOG5OO tons for South
s 'DOA anu '"s"Ss to A&S5 6EBhE AR' RANDALL
sou IS Exchange Place.
1ss5z FOR LIVERPOOL.
saEfsas Heavy freight wanted for ship for Liver.
JOIN HENDERSON & co,
lelt-u Garner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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z FL OLD DOMINION sTEA4B0

comparatively and built by merchants Frede
and baltimore interested in the trade aud by
eIchatS and farmers residing the counties bordering
on the Rappahannock for the express purpose keeping
INST class steamer on the route During the winter TIE for
yard deck has been enclosed, thus aong complete pro.
lection Tor Horses, and other live stock Carriages of all
sizes can be taken On beard and carried under deck without
tak ing oil the wheels Her stateroO ana berth
satGUs re large and commodous, and her caraciy for
freight extensive As passenger and freight h. ct Size has
no superior On the waters OF the CheSaTeake.
Through freight received in Baltimore, and CHARGES %
by X. ), CAPRON & Co, Bowly'g wharf.
Freight received board Of the Steamer Weiuesda
anu thursdays, and on Fridays up o o'clock. 4 H.
For further information and Blank Recent cf Eo. uys
oy the Company, apply on board, or to
+: J. CAPRON K CO., Ages,
~ ~ ,-,,,, . 80. 81 BOwy's wharf. Baltiraor,.
- SlLA lHH kK, President, Frederick shurr
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FENHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
l. Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of Balt-
more CITY, in Maryland letters testamentary the
of ARNOLD FORFMANN, late of said city, d. ceased All
persons having claims against the said estate hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber, before the 9th day of August 1861
they otherwise by law. be excluded from all benefit
of said estate All persons indebted estate are re-
questei to make immediate payment Given under my
hand this 9th day of February, 1861.
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
p CITY; February 9Th, ls6l.-H R GLENN. &C, vs.
WM WlLLlS-Ordered, that the sale made and reported
by william Glenn, Trustee for the sale of the morgaged
premises IN sad proceedings ntioned, be ratfe and
confirmed unless cause to the contrary thereof shown
or before the first day of March provided copy of
this order be inserted in newspaper printed in a
more once each OF three successive weeks before the said
first day OF March
The report states the amount of sales to be 5000
WEI. GEO. KREBS.
True copy-Test; ROBT. j. KhRR,
IeoIaw5w Cl-rk.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That app ca
ton will be made to the Register nj the CITY OF Bg
more for the renewal of ONE CERTIFICATE or SIX PER
CENT STOCK OF 1880, Give million lcan-certifcate No
56Q for S550 issued % June, S5S-sandng in the name
OF ELLEN AMELIA WOODS, the same having been lost
dl2-law9w r a WODDS
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ZeQal IUtitfs.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of Baltimore
city letters of administration the estate tf WILLIAM
o. EiCHELBERGER late of said city deceased. per.
sons havlrg claims against the said
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber before the st day of July 1861 teg
oherw ise by law, be excluded from all benefit OF said
estate All persons indebted to said requested
make immediate pawn mt Given my hand 26th
day of January, 1861.
wM. A. STEWART, Administrator,
To
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old RYE WHISKEY.
" WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE.
3S South STREET, opposite Exchange Place.
rally. - ~ '1ANA' o~AS
-ap6-tf CIARAUGH GRAFF
SaORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates BY
'~SAo WARNER. lsa 9, Eutaw street au2l.tf
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TT BALTIMORE AND SU5QUEHl

z a-eiLA FOR THE SOUTH
ID $3.50. ID RECT FROANEW YORK PHILArEL
PHIA and BALTIMORE, via the
vo ,5opro1n rrBAY LLNE,!,
! % hpttt ok, WEID0N, WILMINGTON, CHARLES.
TON, AUGUSTA, RALEIGH, CHARLOTTE, COIJM.
SlA, ATLANTA, MONTGOMERY, AMI
NEW ORLEANS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
-, 1900 DAILY, Except Sundays) via
cay LINE, SEA-BOARD & ROANOKE RAILROAD
go TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
Inc ochedne being arranged that the traveller ia
10 NO NIGHT TEhyEL on the Railroad from
NEW YORK TO WELDON, N. C
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THE BODY OF COLONEL WASHINGTON
SENT TO HIS FRIENDS

Elk WATER, Va Sept. IS, 1851.
The body of Colonel John A. Washington was sent
to the enemy yesterday, under flag Of truce. and while
ON the way it met by similar flag coming from the
enemy for the purpose OF obtaining information about las
condition.
On the 10th instant detachment OF three hundred
men from the Fourteenth Indiana and Twentyfourth
and Twenty-f'th Ohio regiments, dispersed three Ten
nessee regiments, under General Anderson, on the
west side of Cheat Mountain completely routing them,
killing eighty and obtaining most Of their
equipments. Our loss eight killed. The
enemy made advance en- Elk Water
the same day with force supposed TO be $1,000, but
were driven back by detachmerts of men from the FIJI
tenth Indiana, Third and Sixth Ohio regiments and
shells from LOOMS battery. They have retirs come
eight or miles strong force of Arkansas, TENNIS
see and Virginia troops also threatened the east side Of
Cheat mountain, but have not yet had general en-
gagemant shell thrown from one of LOOMS guns
two miles the enemys camp killed ten and wounded
four.
The Thirteenth Indiana regiment had severe aor
mish with superior numbers Of the enemy on the 18th
and killed ten twelve with trining loss. As the on
envy advanced on Fix Water the column handsomey
checked by detachment Of the Seventeenth Indiana
lieutenant Morrill, of the Typographical Engineers, was
taken prisoner by the rebels while his " Cheat
Mountain.