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Commander Williams, who commanded
the mail-bags Of the Trent, and made very
great fool Of himself at the time Of her vista
ton by Capt. Wilkes has been playing the
same part with still greater success in London.
He has been making speech in glorificatiou
Of himself at dinner given in his honor, aud
from the speech which he made on that occa
sion we make one selection as a specimen Of
the whole:
snow, gentlemen, have only one moro
subject that know Of on which TO speak,
The circumstances attending the gallant Fed
eral marines rushing with the points of their
bayonets at Miss Slidell. Hear, hear) 1t
was at this point that she SC canned, for her
father spatched himself away from ber-I do
not mean suatched himself rudely, but he
snatched himself rudely from her to break the
window of the cabin, through which bo thrust
his body out. But the hole was 80 small that
I hardly thought it would admit the crcu,n.
fence Of his wais. 1t was then that the lady
screamed. am charged by Mr.. Fairfax, that
my manner was so violent that he was COM
PEELED to request Captain Moir to remove me.
Nonsense But whom the marines rushed on
at the point Of their bayonets-aud believe
that il is not necessary that should make
solemn ssserveration that it is true( No, no)-
when they rushed on at the point of the bay
ouet, had just time to put my body between
their bsyonets aud Miss Slidell COh!), and l
said to them-and If Henry Of Exeter were
here would ask him for his absolution for il
Qaughtsr)-I said to them: Back, you
cowsrdly poltroonsp ('Bravop and 'Cspi.
tall need not ask you, gentlemen, il am
acquitted Of bullying. bullied no ONE
Here, here.) Iueed not ask you whther you
acquit me now. beg once more to express
my thanks to you for the mantle Of spproba-
ton which you have thrown over my shoul-
ders.
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The Cry for Blood and Words for Peace from
British Pulpits.

From the London Star, democrat organ,) Dec ii
Cheering indications are visible Of the ap
preaching triumph of the counsels Of moder
alton and good sense over promptings of an.
gry passions. 1t is true that some Of the
apostles Of war are still laboring with unaba-
ted energy to plunge England headlong into
fratricidal strife. But more thoughtful spirits
are awakening to the momeDtous gravity OF
the crisis, and voices of calm expostulation
are making themselves heard above the fierce
din of vindictive rage.
One Englishman wearing the garb Of a
minister of religion thought fit, while the
missive to which the Federal government
must respond is yet speeding its way across
the Atlantic, to pollute the sanctuary dedca-
ted ID the worship Of the God Of Peace by
open advocacy Of war. But great legitimate
as must be the indignation and disgust excl
ted by such an exhibition as that in which
our correspondents inform us the Rev. j.
Cookesley was the chief actor, last Sunday
at, st. Peters Hammersmith, we can afford
to treat it contempt, we'll satisfied that there
will be few imita,ors OF this gentlemen, who
would evidently be more in this place as a
ministrant at the Of Mars than as priest oi
tho church OF Christ. On the other hand,
two clergymen, each representative man in
in the religious world, have been nobly true
to their sacred mission. Last Sunday the
Rev. G. Fl. Spurgeon spoke boldly in repre-
hension Of the war fever which has cf late
been raging 90 fiercely; aud on Monday eve.
ming the Rev. Newman Hall delivered a lee.
turc on the same theme, equally remarkable
for the fervor Of its eloquence and the im-
preguable solidity Of its arguments. This is
q matter in which it especially behoves the
religious public TO be up and stirring, and that
without Delay. The grim fiend OF war still
hovers yer US, thirsting to hold bis hdcous
saturnalia, and to feast his eyes upon the spec
tace OF brothers dabLliug in each others
blood. There are moments when the course
of lis presence must be tolerated as our sole
means Of preservation from yet greater evils.
But we are not now struggling in such an
awful crisis. Our liberties are in no grevious
peril; our honor needs not for its salvation the
baptism Of blood. Already there are gladstone
tokens Of growing conviction that this is so.
The tempest lulls, and we welcome the pres.
ages of coming calm. Let the press aud
the pulpit do their duty, and England and
America may be saved from calamity the
bare possibility of which no thoughtful man
can contemplate withc ut thrill of horror.
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10 until their fear or the darkness has driven
them out.
This State, 80 far as We have advanced, is
either delightfully."- attractive as a farming
country, or romantic for its scenery. Many
Of cur men have expressed determination
without consideration, perhaps,-to make
Kentucky tkeir bone il they should outlive
the war. This universal attraction has sug-
gosted TO me the thought that in future much
Of the emigration that now flows to the West
would be turned to the South, and that Nor
tbern enterprise and thrift would do for this
slavery ridden portion of our country what
our conservative rulers may not be able, con-
To accomplish directly-destroy
slavery; not by underground railroads. or John
Brown raids, but by coming in and taking
possession Of the land and teaching, practical
ly, the lesson that free, paid labor is more
profitable than that of the bondsman. Then
will these plains bud and blossom as the rose,
and these hills aud valleys resouud with the
songs Of Freedom.
In giving expression to these thoughts, l
may appear visionary or enthusiastic. but no
observing man accompanying our army will
question the assertion that great change is
being wrought in the minds Of the Southern
people, the results of which it is impossible
now TO fully comprehend. UNION.
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The BLACK FLAG AdAIS.-A lcttor wri
ter sends this paragraph south from Bowling
Green, under date of December 9th:
The Concorlia cavalry, of ouisiana, ar
rived here yesterday, and have gonc into
camp. They bore black flag, the appear.
ance Of which was tho occasion for excited
shouts from the Kentucky troops, all Of whom
would willingly go into battle under the same
colors.
The Lagrange (Ga.) Reporter discourse,
thus Of the black flag:
When we reflect upon the obi cts aud aim,
Of the Federal feet in the invasion Of our
coasts; when we know that nothing but des
olstiou and ruin can follow when they have
got a foothold upon our shores; when we
know that their progress among US will drive
us from our homes and destroy our property,
we feel ike that il is the duty Of our peopl,
to raise the black .fag and resolve to take NO
prisoners.
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Somerset Cor (29th) Gin. Commercial.
AfaiIs at Somerset, Ky.--Destroying Rebel
Salt Works.

Salt Works.
On the night Of the 2sth inst, the a5th
Ohio, Col. VanGever, mads silent, cautious
march TO the Salt Works on Fishing Creek
with the full expectation Of capturing a regi.
ment Of secesh cavalry, who were guarding
the works, while some Of their men were man.
ufacturing salt. But whom they arrived there
the workmen aud cavalry had gone to their
camp. So they made charge on the Salt
Works, breaking the kettles, disabling the
pumps, and spreading havoc among tho uten
s'ls generally, after which they marched back
TO camp.
Last night our anicipations Of an attack
ran very high. The battery horses were kept
harnessed all night, but-no advance upon US
was made during the night. All is quiet to-
day.
Our rations are short; sometimes we have
half rations; at other times we have plenty
but the distance from the railroads is no OK
cuse for us not having our winter clothing ere
this. Our clothing is thin blouse and uu-
lined pants, which is about the amount Of our
entire clothing, and they have become rather
thin, in fact, ragged, owing to the length oi
time they have been in use. Such thin cloth
ing gives bat it'll, satisfaction to a soldier
who has TO brcss, the bleak winds, and cold
dsshipg rains Of December.
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A "RoMAsrIc MARRIAeK."--A marriage
"uuder romantic circumstances" took place in
this city on Christmas day. A couple from
Iberia were anxious to get married by the
Rev. Mr.. Gordon, who is in Jail for maltreat-
ing United States officer, and application
was made to Sheriff Crew for that purpose
Mr.. Crew consented to the marriage, but re-
fused to allow il 10 take place in the cell, and
insisted on its taking place in the parlor.-
Tue marriage took place yesterday morning
in the parlor Of the Jail, and the "happy
couple" retired, feeling, no doubt that the
marriage bonds wero made more firm by be
ing welded together within the stone walls
and iron bars Of the County Jail. Every.
body to their taste" as the old woman said
when .ba kissed the COW. w.-[CIeve. Herald.
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From the Toronto GisJs Of the goth, we
learu that two Of the British soldiers belong
ing TO the l00th, or Prince Of Wales regi'
ment, tried to desert from their posts ct To-
ronto and Join the Americans, and 50 far quo,
ceeded az TO get about sevsn miles from land
across the lake. They were pursued by tho
owner of the vessel they had taken to effect
their escape, but not until after an exciting
chase, when iu consequences OF the wind lull-
inc. their sails became useless, and discharge
of buck shot fred from gun wouudug both
the soldiers. prevented them from using the
oars.
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Col. Fenton, Eighth Michigan Infantry
has forwarded to the Flint Scientific Insti.
tute, fac simiie OF the Ordinance Of Ssces-
sion Of South Carolina, found by him at Beau.
fort. TIE size Of tho docurent is about 20
by 2s inches. 1t is entitled, "An Ordinance
TO dissolve the Uoiou between the State OF
South Carolina and other States united With
her under the compact entitled The Consti.
tuition Of the United States OF America, '"
and bears fac similes Of the signatures Of the
President aud Clerk Of tho Convention, and
of Ice Other delexatee. Il Flint Citisen.
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PAYING FOR IT. Sixty citizens Of ST..
Louis, whose secession sentiments have par
tcularly marked them for the consideration Of
the officers charged with the enforcement Of
Gen. Halleck's recent order, have been assess
ed the sum Of ten thousand dollars for the re-
LIEF Of Union refugees from Missouri. Each
Of these sixty has been called upon to hand
over the quota assessed upon him. The drafts
range from 800 to $4O0 in each case, and
will doubtless be promptly paid, in order to
avert the forcible collection Of twenty-five per
cent additional.
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From the Leavenworth Conservative, 18th.
GeuetnI James III. Lane.

Dr.. T. J. Weed, Of Gen. Lanes staff, ar.
rived here from Washington last night.
1t is probable that Gen. Lane will resigr
bis seat in the Senate between tie 18th auC
26tb Of January. General Lane will be here
within eight days. He will have command
Of the following troops: IL, 900 cavalry, 6,oCt
infantry, 1000 Indians and thirty pieces o
artillery. This is small estimate Of Genera
Lanes command.
Gen. Lane will, in effect, be Major Gen
oral, and bis staff will hold corresponding
rank. The staff will be appointed BY Gene
raj Mcclellan and transferred to General Lane
Gen. Lane will be candidate before the
Legislature for the United States Senate.
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GooD.-Mr. Faulkner, on arriving at Rich
moud, was met at tho depot by Governor
Letcber, Mayor Mayo, and thousa do Of the
people, aud carried to the City Hall in car.
rage drawn by four gray horses. The streets
were hung with flags, and the procession
cbeerod throughout the line. 10 bis recep
ton aud speech, Gov. Letcber said the Con.
federate States could well afford to exchange
NJ. Ely for Mr.. Faulkner, and that the latt o.
was worth a regiment OF Elys."
When Mr.. Ely saw tho Governor next day,
be jokingly remarked that he should ask for
900 men to accompany him home. The
Governor replied that his remark was good
enough for q speech.
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Itis ssid that party Of four hundred
Obioans ard virgioans made descent upoo
IIuntersviIle, Western Virginia, the depot for
rebel supplies. They drove all the rebels
from the place, destroyed their stores, some
thirty thonsand dollars worth Of clothing, and
largo quantities Of arms, and left the Siar
and Stripss Ayiua ovsr the Court Hcuse.
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Russell 10 bis last letter to the Times
speaking Of the grand review, says that "the
New York Forty fourth (Elsworth) Regi.
mont, sodierly bearing, could not be excelled
BY any regiment in any army in Europe.
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WHAT THE WAR HAS COST MICHI-
GAN.
Report Of the General.

The Qusrtermsstsr- Generals report has
bOen printed. II gives the following as tn
total expenses Of the Department from the lst
Of April last, when he took charge:
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A number Of Pennsylvauiaus have petition.
cd Congress TO make Geo. Fremont Liepien-
ant General.
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LANSING MICH. WILLIAM HINMAN, PROPRIETOR
The "Benton House has recently BEEN refurnished in
the most substantial manner and the proprietor feels
confident he h prepared to meet the wants o those
visiting the Capitol who desire the Comfort, OF hst
class Hotel The building 10 of brick rooms large and
siry and situated in the most pleasant part Of the city
Lansing, June 20, 1861.
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Take Notice.

MO RESPECTER OF PERSON-RICH
~ or Poor-Learned unearned white or black, bond
srfres-come and speak for yourselves m Freemen and
Tou shall be provdedfor. We shall continue the
TAILORING BUSINESS
snder the new arp MCQUEEN Co, residence
West Street Our old customers will be welcomed and new
snes At all times. Cutting and making done to order.
IT. Flour, Grain, Wood and CASH for work, at
MCQUEEN co.'s.
Hiiisdsis, Sept. Is. 1859. sept2om3
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NFw LIVERY STABLE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING OPENED A LIVERY STA
Die at Pecks old stand, east OF the Post of:e,
now prepare let Horses and Carriages Also, Ia car
rypsenge any point they wish reasonable terms
STRONG DoUD, Proprietors.
Hi sdAs, Mich Dec. 10, 1850.
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TAILORING BUSINESS
DENTISTRY.

&C., J.J. sTEADMAN, RESIDENT DENTIST,
SS$VR will attend to all calls in his Profession.-
'-J1IlJ Office over Motifs Drag Store.
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MERCER e. WEAVER.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELIORs AT LAW, SOLICITORS
In Chancery and Notsrier Public. All legal business
promptly attended to. once in Boies' Block Main ST
Hudson, Mich, -
ANDREW hERCHn- oLFhhST x. WAIVER
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PRACTICAL wATCHMAKER AND JEwELLER: AZ
ter experience OF Fourteen Years In Eastern cities
now located In Hisdsle, At Farnams Drug
store-ne1t door to Bostwick's All work warranted TO
give entire satisfaction. Sign OF the Big watch
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y. CHANDLER.
NOTARY PUBIIC-OFFICE AT THE U. 8. EXPRESS or
nce, Hilsdsle, Mich. oetlSeI
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l.. q. WII.MOT.

PRACTICAL ENGRAvER ON GOLD, SILVER AND PLA'
ted goods; orders left at l. wilmots Jewsiry store
n75o
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wM. X. MONTGOMERY.
orrICE OVER STORE OF L. A. B0STWICK, CO.
iune1 Hillsdale, Mich.
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BENTON HOUSE,

WESTERN HOTEL.
ALLEN SMITH, PROPRIETORS. GOOD LIVERY
connected with the House.
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DICKERsON e. kOON.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN 0HANCERY
HillsdaIe Michigan. viii attend promptly TO all kinds OF
srsI bu IS here the State Of Michigan North
ern Indiana and Ohio.
trRIsroPHER J DICkERsoN, EzRA l. hooN
The national Republican., 1862-01-11

RY GREEN q WILLIAMS. A.ctie.s.rs.
1RUsLEky ALs OF 4 yRRY VALUABLE REAL
AND r STRkETS.
By virtue Of decree Of the ciTcNit court OF the
District Of Columbia in chsnoery sitting passed In
two causes In which " Ststham, emithson Co. ;"
and Austin Sherman, respectively, are oemplanants,
and John +. Callan and othen are defendants, bsas
Ing date the 7th day Of DeceDber. A. d. ls6l, the
undesigned will self Of public auSton, 70 the high.
est bidder, ON TUESDAY the ltth day Of January,
4. D. 1862, at4 O'Clock p m: upon the premises, Lot
Washinston, fronting 50 feet II 1nehss On sttsst
north and 76 feet on Bsventh street west.
This ellknovn property Y situated on the north.
east corner Of and Seventh streets, opposite ths
General Post Once, sad b one Of the very bsst bud
mess locations In the city Of WashinRtor The m
provements consist Of three three story houses on
street, including the drug store at the corner Of
Seventh and two stoFy building on Seventh strsei
The property Will be sold 1t the Sisk Of the default
Terms e:.h, payable On ths. day Of sale; and, 1t
said trustees are authorised 10 reject the said BID
ana aocept the next highest bidder on his prompt
compliAnce with the terms.
All oonvsyanoisg at the oost Of the purchaser.
Z. hIoYB, ihTISohYB Tru'tss'
GREEN / WILLIAMS,
~ 1s-&awtw AsetaosesA
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7 Isv OF LRrTERs REMAINING IN THE
II POST TOffICs = wssb.agtep CITY, D. g.,
faipAr, JANuAar 10, 1Se9
~ Persoas cailisg for lsttsss n ths foiiewinG
lst will pleas say ihsy are advertised oth.rwiSe
they may mot receive tAbH II "a -
li'sblished u soeorassee with ~ cot Of Cssersa
recurring the List Of tsttses to BE- paolshsd q tbs
The l@Rledl.te de1iysry of She fos UMss.f -
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Waldsmith,Levi
Wales, Dr. l. /
Wilson, John NJ
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Waller, Serst J
williams, J N Il
Wosn. james |
Willard, j II |
Walters, jacob DI
Watrous, is |
Weisenste j |
Wilson, james |
Waller, John |
John
Wright, Jesse u
Wright, james IL
Wileman , Jos |
Wood, J II |
Wiley, james |
Whitney, J Az
Williams, l. J /
Watt, 1t Jno-2
Wallace ,Sfsj J NJ
'WnliaDs. J Z
Wilson J y
Wright, master J
Weed, Joeph =
.Wi'son, 1t J II
Weaver, John e
.Walder. John
Woodward. J d
Wilson, Rev J Z
Wisner, Jackson
WoodcGk. d +
Wsgner, Chas b
Woodruff, LtC A
Winch, q +
Wilson G 8
Wood, DR. G II
White , Chr I
We@man, Chaa
Wooster, Chas Z
White, c 4
Whittier, G M-2
WeimaF. Cbr'ph
Whitman, Chss s
Wofenditz Capt
Williams, G d
BWhitcomb, G +
Williams Chss
Wanzel, , Chr'n
Wilson BIG
wsdhams, Boyd
Al
, williams, Beej
atson Il T
Webster, BENZ
Wheeler, Buel c
Wesson, A j
Wing, Hon A A
White, Addison
Werts, Anthony
White, Alex NJ
"hl,igR''' \ Capt
Wilder, A W.
J Willis, VIM j
AWeer, Col VIM
Young, G
Young, Capt FIG
Young, g W
Yates, Gen Chas
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Ragonzi, Major
-; Army Once;
Company Z, 9Th
Howard Express
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)DeDt. lis Army
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RI GREE" a wlLLlAAs' A.''ie.''r'.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A0ISE AND LOT, At 400

f7ON.
On FRIDAY, the 10Th day Of January. lss3,
shall sell In front orthe premises, stA o'clock r T..
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, to the subsoribsf, be
corded IN Liber 4. g., Nc le, folios g. g. and
6l one Of the land records for the county Of wash
ington, In the District Of Columbia, The following
named property lying. and being ia the City ol
Washn9ton, District aforesaid, and Laid down on
the ground plan or plat Of said city. The oourses
and distanoes are fully described 10 said deed Of
Psfts Of Lots Numbered one aad two a and ~
In Square numbered five hundred and thirty seven,
(bs7) together with the improvement, yhish are
frame Dwelling House, 10, &o; This property
fronts on street south, between Third aud -Four
and Q half streets west.
Terms one fourth oash, balance In six and twelve
months the purchaser to give notes for the deferred
payments bearing interest IRON day Of sale. A deed
given and deed Of trust taken on the property to
secure the payment Of the notee. II the terms are
not complied with In Eve days amer SALE the Trustee
reserves the right TO resell the property, t the risk
and cost Of the hrst purchaser By giving three days
notice Of suoh resale In some newspaper printed IN
j. L. SMITH, Trustes.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
dec l0-2dv6ds ANctionssrs.
a. The above sale 10 postPonsd until
Tuesday the 2lst instant, came hour ard place. BY
''''' VI " GREEN b WILLIAMS.
jan ll-2dwSds Auetioueera
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Sutton, G
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Sawyer, b A
6newden, Bent
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Smith, A A
Stone, a U
Steiner, A h
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QY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, A.etie.eers
QY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aaotisnssrs.

0t UNAHW u wAAA1hmSs Ao0t1Ono0Ros
SUPERIOR sUrxzLo RoBEs At AUunox.
On THURSDAY, the eth instsnt, We shall sell, st
our Auction S'ore corner Of Seventh and strests,
IS s. Fine % B.s.io hoess Of the Se,. quality b.l,s
samples Of large lots sent on a samples.
Terms cash.
We have also, st private sale, large Doubls.
Door Iron Safe, which We shall ssll very low.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
jan Sd tStarl Auctioasers.
count Of the rain, u'til Saturday the llh instant
-'''' " GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
jau 10 tStarJ Auciieneers
DY WALL 4 BARNARD, Aaetioneers.
ID Corner South side Pa. Av. and Ninth street.
LARGE SALE or NEW ANS SECONDHAND
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING, llth instant, at 10
O'Clock, we will ell, ct the Auction Rooms, large
sRortment Of New and Sesold.baud Furniture,
Jenny Eind and Cottage and Iron Bed't.sds and
Mslf, Shuok a.d Cotton and shuet Mattresses
Bureaus, Lounges, Tables, and Wsshstands
cradles and Cribs, Wsfdrobes, sidtboard
Toilet Gets, Carpet and Oilclsth
Beds, Bedding and Blankets
PillowS and Bos'ers
Chamber end Cooking Stoves.
WALL / BARNARD,
jan I'D Auotiousers.
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Future DAYO.

RY J. q. MCGUIRE d co., Aactieneers.
BRARY OF BOOKS.
Sn Ss
streets, we shall sell the valuable Library Of the
late General Walter Jones, being . collection Of
American and Foreign Works, clasaihsd In two
parts, viz:
PART I.
Miscellaneous Works
Ia History, Antiquity, AHoient and Modern Ian
Rusges, Ancient and bodesn Classical Writers, En-
oyciopGdias, Military Books, Novels, 10.
PART II.
american and English Lao Books
OF every description, including the Laws Of War
and Peace, Rishts Of BsIligerents and Neutrsis,
Admiralty Laws, Law Of Prizes, Court Aartials &c.
The whole forming collection Of about 900 vol
umes, to be sold without reserve.
Terms cash.
THOS. MILLER, Executor.
JAS. G. MCG UIRE CO.,
jan lid Auotionsefs.