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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-15

Mo ITO rselh n4ra

A DMINIsTB ATORIs SALE OF REAL
IA ESTATE I'm pursuance of an order Of sale of
directed we will offer for sale; at public auction,
in the Rotnnda Of the Hamilton County Court.
A M The folBIOgisg Real Estate, belonging to the
estate OF " Morris, deceased. t9.wit:
ing 81 feet 35 inches front en- Front.street, and tx
jTe DSIaIso5 sS st 81 GP 5od Lq Tof ms street .t e the he La. sisHP G q
being 20 feet IN inches in front on FrOnt.street, and
sss sie5St Lot back %ark to he acJ rP eoS 9sia r APPRAISED siSs g 8
feet u 70 inches in front on Front. strest, ana ex-
Also On the same day, to-wit July 10, 1861, at
3 O'clock p. Nj we will offer for sale, at public ven.
due, to the highest bidder, on the premises, the fol-
lowing Real Estate, situated in the County of Ham
ilton and State of Ohio, to-wit:
All those eleven Lots, numbered 4 5, 10, IL, IL IA,
L, Il 70 and s2 on a plat Of subdivision known as
recorded in Book l07, ,psse IS, Of Hamilton County
Records OF Deeds, Valued at four hundred $500
ALso~Lots Nos. 1875, 100, 1873, 1875 and 1877 in the
came subdivision; Valued at four hundred 5000
ALS0-Lsts numbered 43, A and I42. Valued at
four hundred and eighty $3.50 dollars for each lot.
hundred snd forty Css3iSTy dollars for each lot '"O
drAadI s s06 flS1 Sos q and 7R Valued At four hrn-
II, 70, %, 96 and 1865 Valued at two husdred lSsS0l
dollars for each lot Lot5 Nos, l02 aud lO4. Valued
at one hundred and twenty {Sl2O), dollars for each
dollars for each. lot Lots Nos. liz, 1872 aud l2l.
Valued at sixty five $500 dollars r each lot. Lots
(S76) dollars for each lot. Lot No. Is. Valued at
two hundred and twenty five ls225 dollars. Lot
No. l2g Valued at three hundred and forty. five
breed and nifty $3.50 dollars. Lot No. lac. Valued
Ia: Valued at two hundred and four COD dollars.
Lot Nc I5o. Valued at three hundred and twenty
four 1920 dollars. Lot No. ISL. Valued at one
hur dred and SEVENTY $50 dollars, lot No. i67.
Valued at two hundrsd and fifty $3.50 dollars.
Terms Of sale as follows, toawit OOe-third If the
money to be paid in cash on the day Of sale; one
third in one year from the day Of conformation of
Eala. and OIap.t third In two years from the day of
such confirmation; deferred payments to be secured
by mortgage on the premises, aud to draw interest
frmation Of safe. Said property will be sold as the
Pre- perty of VIM h.. Morris, deceased, in the case
tors Of the Estate Of VIM. r. Morris, deceased,
against Sarah l.. Morris and others mo 7l5), Ham.
ilton County Probate Court. being a petition to sell
land, and will be sold free from dover or other in
terest on the part of any Of the defendants in said
case SAf K M66RRRfRsEah iS' Administrators.
lje~l4.dD&awtjyl3l .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-15

LATER AND RICHLY IMPORTANT
FROM TEXAS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-15

General Lyon Preparing TO Check the
Movements Of Gov. Jackson.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-15

REPORT OF THE EVACUATION OF
HARPER's FERRY CONFIRMED.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-15

THE GOVERNMENT PREPARING TO
PAY THE VOLUNTEERS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-15

EXPEDITION or THE FEDERAL TROOPS UNDER
GEN. LYON, Of ST. LOUIS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-15

Preparations of Beauregard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

Tor SAVANNAH AND OTHER POINTS, AS BE
II lov.-The first class steamship AUGUSTA, Captain n
woodruff, will leave on Saturday February g. ats r.
from pier No Sc North river Through tickets be had fo
the following placss-New Orleans, $50 Isl Mobile, IS
Hontgomery Sz Columbus e2l Albany 81; Atlanta Ss
vile, e3 20; Memphis sci 55 Augusta II 81; Macon go
AeysaDah, Sia For feish. or passage apply at No l.
The FLORIDA, Captain Isaac Croweli, win succeed:
K.on,. SAMUEL 4. MITCHELL a son, New York.
sseur' John X. WILDER 9ALLIE, savannah.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

4. a " q -: q SRSsDSAr' e.
The Greatest Entertainment in the World.
The Greatest kn ,er r,TS in the World.
Giving continued en,eItsinment without the least inter
- has dsanced largest theatres In the country the
Performances moves along as by magic always astonish.
Ing
E ESsEE F FEsESssEss:
EVERY s4ss ARTIST star STAR
ssss1 ys sas
First week Of g sI sssGr'' SAssisstos
SEsss #ssss|ssEE$:
sG1F under more SassS
sessed by few. - -
; ;EssE E kssHE:
The accomplished vocalist
s#:stEE Wife Wife Wife:
The renowned Delneator and everybodys favorte.
S SS#3SEEEE$$ $ $HI4E
In bis Budget Of Comicsties whlch defy competition.
s sHsEEEE WHITE White
in his sres. and unequslied Banjo solos.
The great -
BALLET TROUPE,
BALLET TROCrE,
without exception the large in the country
First appearance OF
j. H. BUDWORTH
j. H. BUDWORTH,
j. II BUDwORTH,
The celebrated Ethiopian Commedan.
On Monday, February rs
BILLY OEEIL,
BILLY O'NEIL
The favore Irish Comedian,
Forming combination OF talent thai cannot be equalled
the world.
ADMISSION
PMqset % cents Gallery 10 cents
Seats In Private Boxes ...............,......p
ROBERT W. BUTLER Proprietor
MONS. LA THORNE Stage Manager
+. VAN ALKER, Musical Director.
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REsTAURANTs.

TT You WANT TO Oct A GLASS OF BETTER ALE
thsn can get anywhere ese in this city call at spEN
GERS, No Corandt street Of Broadway Genuine
Ale three cents per glass and can have e
peasurc OF drinking II underneath Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

i Fevrfer, lS6l.-LEB INFANTS TERRIBLE6, daprAs
Gavarin. BERTRAND EFT BATON, vaudeville dc n Bar
riee. SOUS CLEF, bluette acte.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

DRyANT'S MINSrRELS
d Mechanics Hail. l72 Broadway, above Grand stresA
JERRY AND DAN BRYANT,
the popular comedians in their auRhable burlesque
JACK GAZE.
PEEL AND NORTON IN THEIR DOUBLE SHUTTLE
WAMBOLD, PERCY, GOULD AND HILTON.
the plessing vocal Suartee in new songs cboruses ID
GRAPE VINE TWIST; CRUELTY TO JOHNNY; RAJ.
Doors open at So curtain TX. Tickets y osn1a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

NTANTED-A SECOND HAND SET OF SINGLE BAR
ness suitable for heavy express wagon. Apply TO +.
RLOOMER 40 Hudson street
VANTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND BUGGY WAGON,
w with shifting leather top; ALSO light double set Of
Harness. Any having either Of the above articles
will md cash customer by addressing w. w. box lao
Herald Office stating fun particulars and lowest price
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

HvoRrH CARoLINA-wBEKLY. -
Ssptsin william Powell viii leave pier Is North river for
G1rf~ton N O. ON Saturday, February ~ at three r. M
sonnccslng With Wilmington and Weldon and Wilmington
1oozs 70 All parts Of North and South Carolina
tes nsh csnts per foot and preporonats ratea
AnsuasAS' XppIy 10 III b. CROMWELL a CO,
IS west street and SIS Broadway.
The PARKERsBURa VIII succeed, and lsavs on Saturday,
February 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23
HERALD SATURDAY


WALLACKs THEATRE.
w R0ARs OF LAUGHTER
HEARTY ROUNDS
ENruusIAsrfHcc APPLAUSE
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS,
Fully attest that
Is without doubt OF greatest OF the
MANY SUCCESSES
PECULIAR TO THIS THEATRE.
Every one should 90 the
LIFE LIKE PICTURE
THE skAGTfsa POND.
THE BALL UP
EVERY NIGHT,
FROST OR THAw
NUMEROUS RsCAPADKs
NOVEL SITUATIONS
Of the percentages II ri tHss HSTI SH the
Of the Artists concerned in the resulted In
mn AA'ihA NEW COMIC DRAMA
CENTRAL PARK
THE HOUSE with TWO DOORS.
GENUINE AND IMMENSE HIT.
'"1A' 1oREE2tLY PBoDUoED
GREATLY SUCCESSFUL
LOVE LOVE SSEs TIE II SE,
EyEeY NIgHHT EVERY EVERY NIGHT NIGHT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

A RIIl1CIAL BONE FLItro FOR DEcAYED TEETH.
IA put In while SOFT without pressure pain. Achins
toeh Or shells be Allied with e. BY the dsoverey
JAMES PEARSON, n. D. Rooms Sse Broadway north side
above Union square.
NR J. O. KENNEDY HAS REMOVED TO lso BowgRy
IL three deors below Spring street. where continues V
Insert his beautiful fcke Teeth At unusually low prcca
frosG Partial sets gold from - each TOOTH sl
ff6m o. No charge Ter extracting temporary
WkNn permaneu sets ordered
DANTC PRICEs.-sILyER SETS OF TEETH ONLY
Co. Rubber, -; Amber, SIC vucanite, 30; Gold sl3
Single teeth, 81 Guaranteed work Five premiums award
ed Nstonal Dental Gallery sixth avenue, corner TWEEN
DR. MANSON Dentist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

DRY GOODS, sc.
SAVING S " EEHy g o sEs S SkSE DOWN
All will be sold without reserve.
800 dozen gents fancy silk res c worth 70 economist
ls0 yardlEmorodered Muslns, Is, Is. Cd, 2, d. 3d.,
go yards Curtain Muslin, at isc Lace Curtains cheap
s@doren superdne linen Napkins, &c. and lee, worth
% dozen black elk Stockings, at S., worth c.
Ss and p aS ss sns very
Hs%%l@ss Ss,aIss sc &c s'f per ssp ps's0' =
Ever, d''sl9sp Il REsi n " toE
$,s ss;s S!sssa ks
''''N'' go RoSALDsoN i MEAREs.r ~ Broadway
CosI,aSSS5Po Of SfElss RNb SUMMER GOODS
MONDAY, FEBRuARY a
This part Of the stock has not yet been exhibited,
CONSISTING or
6RaANpIEs,
EF HN1V THSfF PE Kss5 GOODS, a. &C.
srI ssS I i 5s s5n EIEs e Tsi hSE
As the rush during the day very great Ladies' win
nd more comfortable to come IS early IN the morning .
EDWARD LANs Y sI,a,. CO;
between Howard and Grand streets
TRY aoops.-wANTED TO PURcHAsE, $4,000
FOR o. sRs G Oh Be- eys1 81 a y nd s
amount Address Washington, New York Pos, Once
INDIA cAMEL's HAIR sHAwIs AND scARFs,
Ank sSSsS eeA AsR sEsa co.
WIN msae a. their spring e.posi,ion
o. S 70 NJ sS0 rsS soosr IS
beauty and novelty in design csnno. Be- ana '0r
Canal street, corner Of Mercer
NEW AND VERY ELEGANT SPRING STYLES FOR
ShS S !: S %:!,
OF Patterns on Monday, March
COPARTNERsAIP NOTICES.
A PARTNER wANTED-AN. OPPORTUNITY PRE-
Lunch and Oyster Room. q che beet locations
lion with the restaurant business in city Must have
f 1sSe s.S'ss &. q 5oT COS
YOUNG NAN WISHING. TO ENTER BUSINESS
"A win purchase established Busnessworth 5000 10
ssoc and therefor valuable po, q land with build
miles from New yors. Address a. II. o., boz SIS POST
&. J,,r.sr \
msnyfac.urs and sale domestic hardware Of every DAY
si%I ~ Ss ssiD
DARrSER wANTED--wIrH si,aD OR sasW, IN A
Il weies.ablishsd cash business. which pay. than
sna sr sa s ordinary he ""
no. be ess than soaoo PER snnu Ss The smoun, Of bss
store, i7s Broadway.
THR COMPREHENSIVE HERBTOFoRE EXISTING
between the Undersigned, under the OF William
Geey Co. has this day been dissolved By mutual
FEBRUARY 10 1851. WILLIAM 0EERY.
y. INTEL
The business win be continued az heretofore By The under
signed. W. 0EERY.
nm. CONFERENCE.-THE HERETOFORE EXISTING
between Dsmi5.y, Crane,s Co. Al. dsy s,sclysd By
OF the late 6rm. LYMAN ID. DEMARAy,
ALFRED q. CRANE,
NEW y0pK, February IL 1861. ROBERT BOTrIMORE
Demaray Crane VIII continue the bus iness At l7s Cham
be RI street. LYMAN ID. DEMARAy,
ALFRED q. CRANE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23
ASTROLOGY.


a can depend on Is Madame WILSON, who tells the OBJ
eet OF your visit as enter her Madame
VIII the powers Of scence and tel I'll
the events of your whole lhe Her predictions
may ri ,e smd though they nssd not fear for sbe
tees nothing but what Is reasonable phoeophers All
should consult this most wonderful and lady
collars reward to who equal her In the
science Madame Wilson In possession Of the celebrated
may Il be called wonderful woman ls9 Allen street Be-
Houston and Stanton the bakery Fee for lade
and gentlemen, 10 centA
A sTONIsHlNG MADAME MORROW SEVENTH
"A daughter horn with eaul and gift Of foresight tel
how and Often you VIII mary and many
Houston. Gentlemen not admitted
IN. bIsted Nine. PREwSTERs who has been suited BY
thousands in this and other cities with
she feels confident she has no equal Tells the name OF
truth give her call Mt 25l Third avenue, above
street Ladies, 80 cents; gentlemen, 81
SPIRiTUALIsM.-MRs CLAFTON, TALENTED AND
gifted European lady be consulted with the
chsl should be tested her predictions that
call win mp her the most accomplished clavoyant
record 25 Twenty fourth street. between Ninth and Tenth
AVENUES, In the basement
T,nE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD IS The
j young and accomplished Madame BYRON from Paris
be consulted with the sctest confidence all If
iniemp rance SITUATIONS lawsuits BUSINESS travelling NIB
ferds lost stolen properly &C she has also
TO make beloved by your hearts ides and brings to
above twenty seventh street, second floor Ladies' cents
gentleman 30 cents
1O7 GRAND STREET, THIRD FLoOR-MADAME
10 wIDGER, clsrvc2ant and gifted Spanish lady,
friends sicknsss pre- scrbes medicines ali Diseases tells
lucky numbers, property lost Or stolen, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23


HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-roR ALBANY AND
Ill Troy, connecting with trains North Westrrnins
Elpress, and II A. H., and 72o y 80 A NJ $50 sn
Troy and Albany cv!th sleep iOs T. n Sunday. in.u
IAN. end +. NJ
Peekskjll train, $50 r. NJ. B8PM
Sing sing train SIS and $50 land Aa1P.n
Tnrytcwn train. s4oPx 7loPM
u SMITH Superintendent
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN for Albany and Troy, connecting with the New York
Central Railroad for all points West Northwest and South
west with the Northern Railroad Saratoga Rutland
burlington, flatsburg Kouse's Point ogdensburg and
Montreal. -
TRon rRYos row, FROM TWENTY SKIN STREET
Express train, A. NJ, and 79oA NJ and a45p.M.
4:0f. NJ. and 10.25AM
Espress mail train, I0A NJ
FOR williams Bridge White Plains Croton Falls and a A
bral trains see time table O'Clock A. NJ express trail
leaves Albany every Sunday norm, A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

THRouoH YRBIGHf ARRANdEMENr-FoR NOR
Win Tovfak and PcSsrsbSra and souhade Railroad fer
Lynrh burr Bristol Memphis and intermediate places
rghs received every day. and through receipts furnished
s.ssmship. JAMESTOWN Captain Skinner, leaves every
sses%saip YORKTOWN Captain Parrish every Saturday,
rses. % Eo,fola oenss psr foot; City Point osn,s
Paanaes Nook, ststeroom ana meals included g; 70
Istksrs laohmond eio; ehidrrn between se-s Of
~ u ~ prsee LUDLkH 4 nEINBKKN,
No lis pruedwav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

DANCING ACADEMIES.
poDwoRTH's DANCING ACADEMIES.
Nc HS Broadway, New York.
No. 137 Montague street, Brooklyn.
Wednesdays and Saturday. In Ne. York. Mondays and
Thurdsy Tuedays and Fridays In Brooklyn Circulars OF
term, &c., may be had At ether Academy.
IIoP, HOP, HoP.-To NIGHT SATURDAY. AT MA.
IL dame sauysgesus Dancing Academy, 7S3 Broadway,
unique place Full orchestra dashg music
perfect ball danseuses in the
try, an ice like rarquette. Come to night
MADAME FBRRBRo JACESoN's DANCING AGA.
l dsuy, West 1hiriy axth street. Days Of tuition,
Mondays and Thursday and Wednesday, and Saturdays.
Schools ssd private classes attended
FURNITURE.
BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMELLED FURNITURE FOR
"A o2S, all coors, Of warranted manufacture Also solid
chesnut Chamber Suits plain and ornamental, al Ii. =.
FAkRlNVTON ., 36S Canal street. opposite Wooster Estab
ished In lSsa
FURNITURE wANTED--ANY PARTY HAVING SOME
very Drawing and Bedroom Furniture, which they
would like exchange for stylish and wagon and
cash may address Exchange Madison square Post
once. No spectators need snswer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE WANTED THE UNDER.
III signed wshss purchase about $1,000 81 800 worth
OF Household Furniture, not too expensive quality
which he wn pay cash Any family having the dis
pose o. may send line CAL upon Mr. Mathns, 20
|
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

r.yOR CHARLESTON, 8. c., SAVANNAH, GA, AND
tse South and southwesuned states Mail side WI sci
Steamsbip Iine--The favofte steamship JAMES AD3ER,
j. % Phiilps commander will leave pier No North river
on saturdsy February ~ at three O'Clock r NJ Rates OF
with through foiows-ro Savannah, ia
Sio; Charleston, sc, lie; New orleans, eg I5 Mobile
ohs e3 rs; Chattanooga 49, Knoxville SO So Augusta,
Ia SiT co. Columbia, 8 G., ei7 co. Charlotte, q, Sly
xtsns AL For freight passage apply 10 sPOffokD,
TiLEs70N . CO., y Broadway. Notice Shippers are
hereby notified OF the additional
incurred b. the the rates Of freshs viii be adj
vnpced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-22

sss manifested for reduoisn Of the sale OF disoount
M reoeot veto Of the Emperor q Russia vhIon pre-
vented TIE arrangement for the exchange Of gold and s
yer, Is stin attributed TO political feelings.
Yesterday the Bank OF England sold further amount
OF silver OF about f40 900 for shipment to India Tho
sudden increase OF specie remittance to that country
attributable entirely to large orders for the purchase Of
cotton The report OF the select committee Of shaehod
Of the Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada recommends
petition TO the Canadian Legislature for relief 1t assigns
number Of why relief must be accorded in the
interest Of the province ~ well Of the company.
Lord Ranelagh Ia arranging grand movement q the
volunteer forces for Easter Monday take place near
Brighton with view to ascertain In what numbers and
time body Of volunteers be concentrated given
point In the event OF an emergency.
Tie Chancellor of the Exobequer proposes that the 60
vernment dividends shall be paid wherever the Bank Of
England has branch establishments is expected that
this viii increase the importance OF the money market at
Liverpool Manchester and several other places and lead
to an increase OF deposits in the country branches
The marriage between the King of Portugal and the
Princess Of HoheDzolen expected take place May
The London Times regards the vote Of the Prussian
Chambers In favor OF Iiay calculated to give check
to the warlke incr aons Of the Courts of Germany,
great and small.
AT Paris the speech Of Lord John Russell Tuesday
hight, was considered extremely warlike
PARIS, Feb. T-3P M.
closed at 6Sf 35cten per cent higher than yesterday
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Herald Marine Corrospondencs.
KEY WEST Feb 1.-The ship Clifton is loaded and nearly
ships Mediator and Abby Banhard with the cargo Of
ship Ocean Star win be nearly ready TO sail for Liverpool this
The bark Indian Queen sailed this morning for Yok
three mHsted schr Maria Pike is discbarpns Salvage
this Orn % Ih; got ashore ore. in The
deck load got OF By wrecxers.
Miscellaneous.
Kan Francisco shipping advces Feb Pony Express
In general news columns
STEAMER GrS FLoRrs-The propeller seen going into st
9TH Inst Inst disabled epOrea By bark Reindeer which
rby s Gen
Thomas sS inst in distress No psrtcuars was a.
BARR STORM KING, Mllet from Mozambique for Salem,
S snas sens ad R
damaged and ohsrse disabled having very
heavy s..sss AVA T iss
such % Il was with doS y's she ~ss
kept free BY the use Of her pumps she remained in
partly discharged for examination; after which another sur.
e what repairs would be 70 enable me esss
her voyage Her rudder would have to be taken
BRre vrLocrEpr before reported ashore on west end
Nantucket has TO pieces Part Of her has been
scuR DoRrAs rRrIssp-yohn Holiness agent for Under.
writer's ned from the porcas Ireland morning Of 10Th
been 70 rough for the last week that the men could not work
and The wreck has been settling adua the clay 50 that
Cn e q, Ss cs
sunk by collision Wolf Traps -(By telegraph TO Bwood
Walter ESQ Secretary Board q Underwrters) The
built 1t Pstchogue 10 1882 248 TONS rated A, and
swned by Messrs Matler, Lord Quereau.
BALTIMORE Feb Cspi Storey reports having found the
he opssam on. copper
letter Bwood Walter ESQ., Secretary OF the Board OF I'm
derwrters)
wRrcrA lot Of knees, dunnage and deck plank, beam
with lshnes II 1.-TWO OF which had been cut by
axe OF hard bread not much soaked and Of tho
Of medicine ches with tho word Boadicea marked
H. together With sundy ships arccs apparently belgnsns
to Vessel % about o tons ms ashSre on end o. Jew
hfy ~ drt ago ashore Little Island and
wrge quaDtnieA BaNng Supposed have eoae
from vsasa ios, cd Haswsg nock Pafof cfs wQs
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At Caeta within the last thirty six hours the besiegers
have blown up three powder magazines and destroyed
side OF sur lain citadel.
The garrison has asked armstice OF forty eight
hours 10 bury the dead This has been granted by Gen
Csldni who has besides sent to the place necessares
for the wounded.
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Turkey.

The Grand yzer report note reterates the sentiments
Of Russia The Christians oppressed and the Porte
continues to refuse its assent to prolongaton Of the
French occupation Of Syria.
The Russian Ambassador has presented the Porte with
strong note in reply.
Drafts and treaties or commerce abolt to be con
cluded between Eagland Turkey and France aud have
been home for the approval Of the French and Eng
lish governments
The CONNIE rcial crisis continues In Galatz.
MosPAR, Feb. T. 1851.
On the 2sth Of January the Montenegrns with band
q insurgents from the neighboring villages which they
had kept in state OF revolt surprised several villages
In the district Of Ncisset and behaved with the utmost
cruelty and atrocty towards the peaceabe Mussulman
Inhabitants killing altogether forty PERSONS Of whom
ten were children and three second band at.
tackled the chief town Of Carazaz and asassnated
raj people, burned many houses and acted with the
creates, fcrooity and cruelty toward tho inhabitants.
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21s:s. unas, ,hs sos -. - insasss Z. e scs =
70 be mins1lAe ely Dsl = unsascess'u III bidder
JOHN A DIX secrvsAry sf the rrv~sury.
IL il not known whether any bids wu eome
from New England. but il seems 10 be supposed
that the people Of that section. whose ingenuity
in disturbing the government cannot be questioned
will wish to be counted out when II becomes ne
cessary to lend money TO sustain ID. From pre-
sent appearances il seems likely that two combi-
nation bids may be sent from here-one at about
81, for perhaps half the whole amour, to
be awarded; the other at 20, or there
ebouts, also for large sum. II IA
supposed, however. that no bid at 80 viii he sue-
cessful, as there will be very large number Of
bids from private individuals ranging from 81 TO
SO and 90. Some leading bankers will meet to-
morrow for the purpose Of consulting In regard to
the matter; it is supposed that they will make .
combination bid so as to insure the taking Of the
whole loan but at such price as will enable the
public to bid over them and still obtain cheap
bond. This morning SO was bid for the skies Of
1868, which, having only seven years to run, are
less desirable az an investment than the new
bonds.
The following was the business Of the Sub
Treasury today
Receipts. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $saIoo "
FOR CUSTOMS ............ Io,WU W
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-22

CITY CoMMnnCIAL KEPoRT.

A~Ds The make WAS steady with sales OF 20 or 30
bbls. Al a. 10 for r.ts and AT a. rs for pearls.
BssAf~uvfyS-F our-The MAJ ket firm and more
active, vi good shipping and export demand. The
apsactons eubea ed about Is 200 IA 900 bbs closing
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-22

Sales of Real Estate.
By Adrian III. Muller.
lots 10th st. 270 feet OF 81 ave., each % by
lot adjoining 25 by 100 $40
lots do. each 26 by 100 IL, each. .......... $50
lots do. in rear on 1l3th St. each % by 10O1 555