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EESR OWENfbt.SI OFT, Pilot between the port OF \
Ef fork, and all tn Eastern pors Boston Harbol
4hq New London, Stonyton, Newport Providence \ ev
Bedford Nanuchet and all ports far East the Kenne
River Orders left r. l. Shcws Nautical store corns
Beeknan and Water street. Adams TX Boston
three days before wanted
NB.Takes charge as Master if required Satisfactory re-
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WASHINGTON, Sept. IL. ISib


Speaker of the Hosse-IMr. Buchanen. 8c
The members OF the new Congress are bepinni No
to come in rapidly, and there's now no doubt
that there will be quorum present when the dav
Tor The organization has arrived perceive that
you have variety OF correspondents from this civ
Tor the Herald, and propose, occasionally, to add
to the numbers. The current topic OF conversation
mere al THIS time, is the Speakership of the House
VINO shall II be! Ingersol, Davis, or Hunter,-for
'nese seem to be the only prominent candidates. and
u'e TACT that Hunter is Virginian, and NAV be in
the way OF Mr.. Ritchies election as printer IN tho
House. actually reduces the number of contestants
to the TWO former gentlemen. Between IN. ,wo,
my choice is decidedly Mr.. IneersoII M n..;,
an eAcehent anu ape man, but he is not orthodox IN
a very absorbing question DR. Davis ~ ~ ~, ~
votes will prove) thorough aboon;s, , 20 ,ds ,,ls
gersol, win talents superior TO those nj na,; -
on no great question sounder than on tha, ~ 10
ton He has ever been boldly and uncoynn %ou,
singly hostile to ii. The following facts are suh
ted, 10 substdntlae these assertions: they are ,aL
from printed publications accessible to ALL and thew
are now repubished with no views but 10 present
Mr.. lngersol, who is the Pennsylvania candidate
TOR Speakership, in true light before the country
ON very Important subject. One of the first mea-
sures OF the 18th Congress was TO appoint commit
, zee 10 revise the rules; the Speaker appointed
Messrs. WISE, Adams, DromgooIe, White, G. j. In
eGg, s, John W. Davis, Vinton, Bcardsley, and r.
-! On the 9Th January, 1874, Mr.. Wise, from the
'inofty OF that committee, reported that, dissent
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 10.



Barqae Ranger, Merrill, Portland, Elweii Co.
Brig Hyder Ali, Swasey Kingston, ia. Bunker & Place
Brig Sarah Bentley, koopman Belize Hon Badger Peck
Brig Othello. Ryan, West Indies.
Brig Eliza, Williams, st Marks &c. urlbut Co
Brig hR t 9 Fisher, Ccncklin ,Apalachcola
s shr Hero Hero. tBrl Cbish9lm. Ha!ifax, Wnnett.
Schr Washington. Gould, Fredericksburg.
Arrived.
Sunday from Newport Wales, Sept 49, with Goals to Richd
IRWIN Had heavy weather during the passage 18th u
a a. ION o6 encountereda hurricane which carried the
man tepmast aud nearly every sail from the gaske the
not beng able alo re-url hem-and did other dam
age Has been IS days West Of Georges Bank.
ship John Minusn Stark Is days from New Orleans with
Barque Tesunseh Ripley ss days from Rotterdam with
Brig Wakua, Mulfod, s days from New Orleans, with
Brig Georgana Bedel days from Norfolk with mdse to
Brig William, Hardy, Machas, lumber.
Schr Delaware, days from Richmond.
Schr Manchester, Osborne, Richmond.
Schr Rochester Rogers, Baltimore mdse & Briggs
Schr Orozimbo, MIiken, Lubec. plaster.
Schr Lgonia, Thompson, Calais, Me- lumber Smith
Boynton.
Schr Amazon, Young. Machas, lumber.
Schr John ingalls,, Machas, lumber
Schr Lghtioo Sleeper, Thomaston, lime
Schr Tamoree, Hoxie, Bangor, lumber.
Schr Howard, Baker, Boston, to Foster K Nckerson.
Schr saml A Appleton, Nickerson, Boston.
schr Caroline, Finncy, New Bedford oil.
Schr A West, Baker, Providence for Albany.
Schr Ohio, Farnham, Hartford
Sailed.
Ships Sultana New Oreans Sutton Charleston; briggs Etru.
sn Angostura Massachusetts, New Orleans Macon,
nah, and others.
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By Last NIGHTS Sonthern Mail.

ALETANDRIA 3-Arr schT Dodge, New York Sid brig
Swan, Boston, schr Columbia. New York.
BALTIMORE, Nov l7-Au Bremen ship Westphalia, Yves
ss: Ney York baFqpss Chensngo Malaga gillette and Ids
Thompson Fat! River Queen Try ALL Pearl and sar. Proy
King, Boson Amelia Terry and Ann Smith, Wheeler New
York. Cid schr Comet New Bedford.
NORFOLK, Nov 15-Ar schrs Leroy, Bedell, New York;
Albert Rogers New Haven bound up the Bay, put with
loss Of head Of oemas VultuIe Eastport for James River
with loss OF toPmast, boat, Sc Calcutta Thompson New
on Saturday night of Little Egg Harbor Deborah Falmouth
Xesper Povdsnce Potomac Boston and sid for Richmond;
New York; Michigan, Baltimore for do Cid brgs Homer
Barbadoes Baltic Danish West indies Sid brig May Bo
ton. l6hBremen barque Charlotte, from New York, went
up James River yesterday.
RICHMOND, Nov l5-An schr Henry Brown New York
Sid schrs Boundary, Halifax Ms Rapid Boston; Atlas New
York
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Increase. 7O.276

Increase. 70,276 81 $50
Equal to increase in flour in ls45 1914 or
barrels The receipts at Waterford in ls45 are estima-
ted at the receipts in 1874 There little doing in the
-four market The few sales made ahoat at Sc ST.
for good brands and in two instances Off
range oil So "a So SO would all done. load of
wheat rather shrunk, sold at 81 SO.
PITTSBURGH, Nov l5.-The market still maintained
with good deal of rmness. The sales yesterday were
at prices fully supporting those of Thursdays Is
per Dbl $50 bbls were shipped yesterday to Phladel
phia at ST. 10 per bbl
RICHMOND, Nov. l5-sales were made on Wednes day
of 1000 to 1900 barrels in store at SIS rs On Thursday
two or three hundred barrels at IS 6t The article may
be quoted at SIS 75 holders however, refuse to sell
at less than So.
Wheat-Red 81 % a 81 80 per bushel; good white
would probably command rather more
Corn in demand. Sales at IS 10 cents per bushel
CINcINNArI Nov l3.-Was quite lively yesterday and
all in by canals river taken the Decline viz at
81 &c. 81 % 81 49, all clear 200 at 81 49, about half OF
inspected sand 500 at 81 25 delivered and
LOUISVILLE, Nov. I0-The news by the Caledonia had
very sensible effect -four market to-day. 1000
barreo sold at 81 so. is doubtful whether this
price can be maintained. We know of holders who are
anxious to dispose OF stocks hand at these figures
day or two will settle prices.
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MONTREAL, Noy H-Cld bngs Young Queen. and soutsr
Ns.v Nos SIN brig Henry GSs for MYCE.
;ild. aesns' Pensacola Sid 'th' brig Belmont Wallace
PoRr Az PsIrcE Noy SIN port briggs Hayti. Cuts, for
Ysss Cork s Lady
sar
o a port s: Gnpa
can Rogers unc. Ham. porss.
6Isss s as
nSy N y SS H Rs'' Hs% Jas
@ 5 p P'%f Nav D Suns eS
Duxssry, Alexandra; Jos Lybrand Teal New York 7th,
ms5d Sr G albany
New York No square rugged vessel went sea- "nd hight
s oE T b R .s ss:
Gs1;s sh S L I s
t ss% EiS ss i1 Sullivan
s sa CIssve Genoa ldSi ssbaSp 81:
$s% Ssi:sx: VS. fs.ssss' fsva@:s:is N HaV:; lds,
Europe do; barqaes Come diss Emile, Fr P,et
s0c Ss
m1LE Nov ioCSid all tne vessels LepgTea or
H g cTi g
Token tass Sisters S Boston,
Somerset 81: sSa EsT:s g. E,ss
TO There At the anchorage two
'' MonL M'r Nov ml-Arr ship Thracisn, Boston
NANTgcKEr, Nov l5-Ar sloop Leader New York; 10th,
NEw BEprosD. Nov is-Arr schr Comela wareham for N
oa a sh John sc A Pess ala MOI M s E
dbs a5s .s1. sswt
sShrs Van Buren, Albany Surveyor Philadelphia; sloop
My Nov 9A ship Mary pGI,sm1
cola Bay Port
NEwPoRy. Nov } Office of the Rhode ssnder)vAm sch
=; RoS Pro-
SoS lsA1s brig Ida, s!s,.op Port
gart. aid squire Brothers, Wilson, Nsw York fassoa
fa % Nh n'S
Boston; brgs Pandora dol Xictory Fall RysI schrs Brick
and y
leeds Liberty JSW sS s and
Ceyon, Brooklyn; Commerce, Harlem sam Paynter New
PonTLASp, Nov CD bps selm, Trinidad SID barques
iaa1s Tga
FL iSSe: I
EilSs'F 1 Msr
op & A sa ana
ARIEL Oaks: New York Arr S :lcOp
sAeo Nov isMArr schr Kate Aubrey, Baltimore.
NSs % York. Bex ss G.r Df
lost &
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sales Of Stoke Mt I,hi,ade,ph,.

FIRST BOARD, Nov. 1915 shs Wilmington RR, g.
a6a so do do do 263 sos do do do cash. 26J so do
do do, o. a6l; 100 do do RW 26; IS Lehigh Isl $500
County 49, 81; 200 Giard Bk d. 9l $3.50 SIS State
high, 15 $500 Wilmington RR 6s SIS, 7sl hoo County
SIS, go, 81.
AFTER sssx.so .h: Wilmington RR aei; 80 do do, b
5, 26i 5000 State SIS, TAI.
SECOND BoAnD $4,000 Texas notes, 10; 1000 do bonds
SIS sot "A Wilmington RI 2el $4,000 Lehigh SIS, 4ez
SIS. s, All 1000 do do RW, AZ; 5000 State 5s 574s
AFTER SALEs-60 shs Reading RR, 2sl; 200 Whining.
ton RR 26!; 81 Commercial Bank 81 5000 State SIS; s.
TAI; 266 81 County 6s rs, loaf.
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Markets..

NV ORLEANS, Nov. 10.--The Cotton market has open
ed this morning with very good enquiry and as there is
less Offering prices are beginning harden Indeed
after examining of the purchases to-day we should
that prices are nearly II not quite high before
the arrival of the The sales up to this hour n
M amount to 5000 bales Northern buyers are in tho
market, and seem very anxious to operate. Mddling
cannot be bought under 6ss and good middng is worth
Ia 7lc per pound
On Saturday, about 450 hhds Sugar we're sold at de-
cline Of cent per lb, prices ranging from ~ SIC
per H. This morning about 100 hhds have changed hands
at similar rates.
Holders Of Flour arc very firm this morning at IS for
common brands, and the tendency Of the market i'm
rivers above very low and a rise does not shortly
take place We may experience further advance.
Shipmasters are refusing I'd to Liverpool this morning
for new engagements; vessels on the berth are still
filling up at this rate Cor. of baltimore american
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PACKET SHIP HENDRIX HuDsoN, Moore, for London will
sail tomorrow morning.
snlr TsEsIoy at Philadelphia from Lyepool
"a
the westward during which drted almost to the Gulf Stream
the parted Sei
f% in n %% Or Of 10Th sSp 's with the sails
Cove was driven to sea in the blow and has
QuEBEc, Nov. 13Aecoua hive been received from the
ibis which Leave doubt that The
Mcbride hence sot1 u for Glasgow with Of wheat
Point during he late gale from the East and
will be tcts wreckshree Of the drowned, the
below VT. s ss
sss"s %
shp Charlotte tow and after taking in Goals proceeded for
LAyseH5A beautiful barque TO be called the Caudace was
l0ga ~ Las. ,rs % She owned by Gar
the Canton trade Captain Edw Gardner command her
Naval.
rnsa United States. now lifting at the Charleown Navy
Brig Bope so he chaeomm ys is to b. m, o,o
commission soon and will join the squadron the Of
Frgse Cumberland is to be fitted again Immediately;
IN. ds 70 board and assist hs
guire only slight repairs Commodore Smhhas relieved
Of % Na s 9q.d sas s. .SSs %
date dscontinuancc OF the naval apprentice system.
Notice 10 Mariners.
IoHrs IN BosroS HARBoR The undersigned will exhibit
Il this hsbor and after Wednesday night Of Fesne
and left Of Long island Head Light House, the distance
scvealy Of 100 feet hcefrom for the purpose OF public
parson Aer fsw nights both will be changed TO Flashing
Lights These Lights visible from the City and Inner Ha
Ssr only and particular description e them will BE- published
Boston, Nov. II, 1915.
Whalemen.
Ship Leondas Tor Pacific Ocean, cleared at New Bedford
18th inst.
spoKen.
Steam ship Great Western Mathews, hence 9th for Liver
pool, 9th inst. lat 10 10, Ion 66, 5 r NJ, calm.
Brig Mahilde, Bre) Bosse, hence I'd inst for Antwerp m
inst. lat 30 IS, Ion 66 40.
Brig Shamrock, for Charleston 7h inst of Cape Fear.
Foreign Ports.
BoRpEuAx, Oct l6ln port, ships Levi Gale, and Bangor
ard, unc. -
GIsnALriR, Oct PAR ship Naples, 80 days from Nav
Orleans and sid day for Mnees perform quarantine
Sid 10th, brig Caroline, Thomas, Malaga
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-SALEs AT BRoKERs' BOARD Nov. 1880 shares Read
ing Railroad, 27i 90 do do 80 ds 49, do Wilmington
cester DO s4 100 do do SO ds s4 100 do do 60 Ss
sa3; do do SO; rs do do ss 100 do Long Island DO
75l 90 do Western do 9si DO do, 9st 10 do Old Colo
ny do 81 adv; 100 do East Boston Co 30 d. III so do
do, l6E. $50 do do III 90 do do 80 d. H. The sales
at the board to-day were large. Reading Railroad ad
witch Worcester and Long Island railroads rather gave
way.
Ar rHE SECOND BoARp-250 shs Reading Railroad az :
% do 27E; 100 Nor Wor RR, so dis 81; a5 Western
r, BIO 10 ds 9sb; as East Boston Co., IL $780, Boston
Maine RR, 1871 adv.
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Mexico AND THE UNITED STATEs-We have uni
formly said that, under the relations which prevail
between Mexico and ourselves, would not be the
first to make overtures to Mexico. But wa nevcr in
tended to say that we would not accept that
should be made to u.s. We would DO willing of course
to terminate the present uncertain relations the
two countries on the first fair and honorable opportunity
and to substitute permanent arrangement OF peace for
very underlined appearance OF war. We have also
said, more than once, that such overture was not
made by Mexico, and negotiation which promised to
terminate our present relations did not take place Il
might become the constituted authorities OF this country
to change these relations into more decided and uns
quivocal attitude. Washington Union, Nop H.
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EXPEDITION TO CAPE PALMAs The brig Kent of
Baltimore, left that city on Saturday for Cape Pal
mas with smgrants and freight for the MARYLAND state
Colonization Society. She took out the model and
mouds for Baltimore clipper, to be built in that colo
ny OF teak wood Sails, copper. rigging &c, were also
sent to superintend the construction of this vessel
Goods and merchandise to the amohnt OF over five thou.
sand dollars shipped to the order OF some Of the
colopists. baltimore .9meriean, Nor. Ia.
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MAGNETIC TgLEcRAPH.-Se very astonishing
experiments have lately been made with the tele
graph between Baltimore and Washington, the last
however, we give. B. b. French, Esq Clerk of the
House oil Representatives sent an order TO Baltimore
fremons report, wishing them for the document now IN
piocesso binding In thirteen minutes after the order
given AT the station at Washington an answer was
s stating that the number Of engravings required
would be sent as requested.
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AsHEs-some sales Of Pots were made at 1851, and
Pearls at $4,26.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES holders and buyers
all anxiously looking for the expected from Eu
rope and have in consequence almost suspended opera
tons So depressed did the market appear to-day that
been, notwithstanding The receipts very large
and stores are now pretty well filed This however
usual at this season. when navigation about drawing
to close We quote:Genesee at 6,43I $3.50; Mchf
gan sosas; southern S6aS Much the feeling per-
is worth 81 "a SO Rye seems little active al so
cents ;, 'Corn-Southern yellow, n cents, measure
North River yellow ~ cents and white 10 cents
CorroN.-There was no general enquiry TODAY but
the sales amount to 800 bales of which 800 bales
taken for Havre In prices perceptbe change exists
and learn that the market is rather 6rmer We
nue quotations. which the as those current
at the departure Of the steamer Caledonia
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The MEETING OF CoNGREss.-The arrival of sew
eral members OF Congress warns us Of the near ap-
preach OF the first session of Cong ress which
will commence on Monday week next. The members
Of whose arrival we have heard Mr. Senator Allen
OF Ohio Messrs Davis and Petit Representatives from
Indiana; Mr. Marsh, Representative from Vermont; and
Mr. Thibodeaux Representative from Lousiana-Nat
Tnjs[
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The FLORIDA ELEcTIoN.-The Florida Seminal
states that the Governor has given the certificate Of
election to MI Cabe TO which II believes him fully en-
OF the SURFACES Of the people.
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Foreign Markets.

NASSAU, N. p, Nov. 3-Cohee very scarce, and
readily commanded SIT currency. The market wos
completely ovestocked with all kinds of American pro-
duce The last transaction which transpred in Flour
brought $22 Dbl In other descriptions of produce
quotations nominal
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Oct. 81, ls45-Our market al.
though at present but slightly supplied with American
produce, in very languid state the consumption Of
bread stufs being unusually small owing to the plsnti-
full supply of Island sons and the trade conse
quenty purchase very sparngly in expectation of fur.
Their arrivals Sales of Baltimore -four best brands at
So corn meal is only nominal at 1915 Pork-Stock
light and worth 49, Exchange on London-Colonial
bills, 30 days, per cent premium, Commissary do
per cent premium - .
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Real EsTArE-.4t .fuction.-Terms, one.third cash.
wothrds bond and mortgage years Lot corner Of
Broad and Marketeld streets 80 feet ncheb 'front.' 80
feet inches rear, by 100 feet Deep $4,000 Lot on
Third Avenue 2is street. % by rs feet deep 50
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f,o, nsw ps, FROM HAyTrBy the Ida we have dates
con,;, az h 2. lInce to November LIST Hostilitics
sne unsettled state Of affairs the island ali articles
naa greatly decreased Coffee was very scarce
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WELDED IRON
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Eyery day, Price cents pc~ oppv-S ~
a per snnum- payable in advance "
WEELY HERALD-Every saturday-Pncc Ga cents per
copy-$3 l21 cegts per annum--payable in advance.
ADvERT1sEMENTs at the usual prlces-swsys cssh in
PRINTING OF all kinds executed with beauty and despatch
AL letters or communications by mail, addressed to
the estaplshmcnt must be post pd the postage will
ductcd rom the s9bscIiption money RENTED.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
Proprietor ofthe
NEW YoRx HERALD EsrARLIsHMErr,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau snesSp
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ESCULAPIAN SANATIVE:
sAI. RESTORER OF HEALTH

UNIVERSAL RESTORER OF HEALTH
inform the inhabitants city and the public generally
that h is s PREPARED to furnish them with this
popetSp deems only to state that he alone is s
acquaintance with the ingredients Of which composed
and Their ample and and
% % % far thing
of health; indeed potent powers good
the hsm,a RAM that dose
TO rank among the many useless the
the highly mind Of man has that tie
curative virtue and quality Gfany the medicinal plant. and
quality fairly extracted and fully understood Ahlqush this
i, that be taken al times and p1dsr
that this sanativs win accomplish all that he
s Sa q. s Sn
swaxp sa but % ~
sa and a os S:ess. 81 %
appetite and other 81 he
Il and ii s
% Sold sa F 20
Hudson New the principal druggists through
MAGNETIC REPELLANT.
nR.APOWER, member ofthe Royal College Of Surgeons
Of London and Edinburxh and Of he principal College.
.ISSs s'e
ha ss seHSaed i. practice iSr re
copaiva, charge made
Structure which, of all diseases the insdious
commencing and sesthy advancing where existence
dreamt Of producing the most lamenabe effects upon
the mind and nervous system Of the patient Some Of the
symptoms ofthe
gies to society and the involuntary Of few
sp IF hs sssa
treated my newly discovered system of Magnetic Repu
dant upon the rash introduction Of Instruments.
Self Pollution morbid habit, often arising with the
perenced and when contracted, diuult
comcproaucing in many instances diocy loss Of
pains In the back and ons nocturnal emissions impotency
and sterity the sufferer speedily enabled under my
ment ubdue this peicous practice and the system
Balm.
Fluor Abus Whites Distractions and Suppression of the
Menses and all diseases Of the female received
large share of research and attention. the only quail
fed practitioner who has had moral antagonist
the empricsm which fearfuy prevails this neg
lected branch of medical science.
On the doubts and fears which often deter from MARRIAGE
and all other matters connected Herewith be
suited with the honorable regard integrity and
Patients distance will please be posi-
BILE in the description Of their No letters taken from the
Post Office unless paid
Offices No Is Chambers street between Centre street and
Chatham street. Hours from A. M. to 10 r. NJ
SGT lm~r
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WASHINGTON Nov. IL, 1915.
a Man Bored SPECIFICATIONS A6air-Arrirai of
Hon. Fehr Gr,.ndy M'ConneN, NC.
There Is report OF very singular affair of honor
IN circulation in the city, since last night It is said
that gentleman from Mississippi, named Williams
had dispute with Mr.. Moore of Virginia, respect
ing certain love affair in Rockville, in the adjoining
county,, Maryland-that they resolved to settle il bv
pistols and coffee for two"-that the preliminarles
were all arranged in this city, and that Mr..
M'Farland, late of Philadelphia, was chosen the
second of MIR. Moore-that the parties went out
yesterday morning to fight in the nelghborhood of
Kockvile-,that in the Cancellation of the PRINCIPALS
the quarrel was transferred to Mcfarland, on the
part OF Moore, against Wllliams-that VIII
hams was killed--that two physicians, under
instructions, boxed up his body, and at once
despatched 1t via Norfolk, TO Mississippi, as a
box OF merchandise, and there the rumor stons
Such is the substance OF the story and there NAV he
some truth IN II, at least as far as regards the love
affair and the hostile meeting.
RAISING down the Avenue an hour ago, we heard
well known voice in candy shop insisting thai
the old woman had not taken out enouoh Chance
LOT certain chesnuts glngernuts, KISSES and chinoua
pms purchased by the liberal customer Stepping in.
we az once recognized that indomtabe, unsophstica-
teu, doacked, flat footed independent ocofoco
democrat, the Hon. Felix Grundy Mcconnell of
Alabama He was just in by the Southern boat. We
congratulated aim on the triumph of the people IN
nas esctlon over the caucus nomination. "You are
right, by God, Doctor" said he, s'you are right,
Caucus wanted to rule me out, but talked to the
people on the stump; ! stnmped it from haste. and
nam'strlnged all opposition, by thunder. 90 for
the people to the end OF the cham, cod bless heir
souls Just write in your next letter that the Hon
Felix Grundy. Mcconnell, whose motto is Union.
annexation liberty, equal rights and the uor popmT'
mas just the corporation land that he comes in
under the broad seal ofthe written sign
ca and sealed, witness my hand and seal, Jo Moore
Where IS Bagby if he is alive must see him. and
iell nun that information is wanted Of certain bald
headed old gentleman about his size
way down in Alabama
My masters name was BeaL
And he had handsome yaller gal
And they called her Betsy Neal
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now for settling claims on the government, and
knowing as much OF these things, and perhaps
more, than the Secretary Of the Navy, and being
also party interested, is determined on bringing
the subject before Congress.
There are already upwards of sixty members
seats marked off in the House OF Representatives.
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trs- The citizens OF New Orleans assembled in
town meeting on the 6tn inst, and appointed fifty
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Flour NIarke1

Flour Market.
ALBANY, Nov. l5-The receipts of -four and wheat at
tide water for the ending with the second week
in November, are
Flour. Wheat.
ls45. .2,O67 1851 bbls. 1901 bush.
lS44. Il 997,575 l,l68,S65 d"