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=. ,. 10 which the Judge listens patiently at the
a"s writing, and not giving the slghiest intimaon Of
S;s intended course Things looking dark, Mf' msf-
Y. H custom houses At which the Judge suddenly ex-
Isms aAh p and promises 70 think over the subject
eiM NJ MAXWELL will find this drumming business any.
nnt meet with rebuff after rebuff more particularly
III he feel il when he reflects how treacherousy be has
.sisd in making appointments and removals Then.
~ i will be apparent how unsolicited, the once was
~ what weight each senator carries in the shape
" ,poontmenis, thereby illustrating Mr. Maxwelrs
%,nces OF being confirmed Among other disqua-
6caons Of M MARVEL y. that ne Y 'cn,,y uIss
Armament invariably suffers will mention case in
soat Under recent law OF Congress- any respectable
X business OF storing bonded goods Among other re-.
msns the party entering the business is compelled
1--WE susties that he viii protect the government harm
les in any loss or damage that may arise while the goods
s as profitable they expected It would be- chose 70
Ion the business without giving the owners OF the goods
sey warning and nsolently ordered the goods to De
,noved or they would be thrown into the street. The
m.rehsns not knowing what course to pursue, went to
Mr. Maxwell for instructions, very reasonably supPosing
Ss IS had lien upon the goods for duties,
nav would provide against such an emergency Mr.
MAXWELL was as much puzzled to know what TO 40 as
he merchants themselves were; and although holding
.sur;tv that would have compelled the proprietor OF
~ store 10 fulfil his contract, Mr. Maxwell allowed
~, !" literally thrust hundreds Of thousands of dol
h n,, worth Of merchandise upon which the duty had
moi been paid into the street. which ne, % protector Of
ihs public property, should have taken care o. This
ssss Marty stl owes the government sum OF money
shch M Maxwell has never compelled him to pay.
hardly suppose that he Intends 70 pay the decsa-
cy from his own pocket The merchants on this occs'
IT, amounting to several hundred dollars and the only
.s,;sfaction that they could obtain Of Mr. Maxwell was,
hs il they choose to stow goods in private stores, they
mns take The risk OF having them put into the street.
Tskipg Mr. Maxweps rejection az certain, Mr.. Edward
Chris h making silent but strenuous efforts through his
friend Daniel Webster, for the pl he has had it be-
FORE and has the reputation OF being very rich through
~ seency reference was had TO this subject during
Henry Claws last visit to this city few days since He
wa IL close conference with Messrs Grinnel. Draper,
and others Speaking Of Mr. Webster, rumor here as
ohsr department. can he have than that Of State
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE
Vrem Cur B.ls,~ss. osrrsspsaa.ns.

BALrAoEx November 26-5 p m.
The Calsdo~ias assss--1raf Of JOIN Prics--Hawgiwx
wasis.-Pr~t~s supper sAak'psaria~ nssds~s. Mar
ksts. &C. a a
Thursday last Of the arrangement Of the
graph and other difficulties. the political news by her has
just come TO hand ID will be found far a. this country
is concerned than uspay important and interesting.
The trial of John Price for the murder Of George W
Campbell in this city In May last commences TO day a. An
napo and several hundred Of citizens witnessed
and spectators have taken their departure for the ancient
city.
The mania for the use of rope in Kidding Of the
troubles Of lite Is spreading In this city since the succesh
effort Of young Haig last week. Yesterday morning man
named Henry Burton, tailor by trade. found
pended by rope in his room, perfectly dead. Another
man. named Thomas Thompson, brought before Justice
Root charged with endeavorng TO suspend himself ALSO
and committed Jail In default of bail keep the
with himself. suppose.
The Typographical supper Saturday evening was
largely attended, and was most gratifying affair. His
honor Mayor Sansbury present. and among the inv
ted guests were delegation from the Washington Typo
graphical Society consisting Of Charles F. Lowry pre-
sident George Cochran p Henry Brooks. Thomas w
Howard, John Thorn, and Joseph w Davis
Miss Kimberly, the Yankee rival OF Mrs. Fanny Kemble,
reads Romeo and Juliet At Carroll Hall tonight, and vii
commence series of readings al the Masonic Hall 70 NOR
row evening There 10 great anxiety hear her; and II
she the recommendation OF the Philadepha
press, she will draw well
The number Of deaths In this city during tho past week
was but II, of which 43 under lOyears of age.
The MARKRrs.In market, this morning. there were
sales of 100 bbs Howard -four nj "a 67i and 200
bbls choice brands - 93l No sales City Mills Sales
pood to prime red wheat 96 l02 cens white lob loo
cents; and family-h -four white 1903 liz cents Rye 81
cents. Sales old white cora 81 SO cents. and yellow Al
50 60 cents; white for shipping ~ 90 cents and
yellow so 50 cents; damp 40 10 cent?. Oats 70 81
cen,s--a decline Whiskey unchanged.
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wAsHrxeror crrr. November g. isA0-ioep
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sooirry IN PHrLApkLrHA.--T Daily News states the
estimated population Of Philadelphia At the present time TO
e or In other words 10000 smiIies or this mum
Der only 1000 families have competency for support
shove manual labor 1900 depend upon mechanical and
pofessonsi branches and the residue Of 900 divided
INTO two paris viz 80. 900 who labor, desirous OF
means for livelihood of,he latter class 5000 sop
pcsed scbe begsa 1000 whodepend upon the oa Of The
streets and what they collect from the kitchens OF the
wealthy, 5000 who steal 900 who for OF any
Kind Of support and 5000 who follow promscuous live
hood Such the society in Phsdephis and the
slsmsnn which compose H.
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. FLORIDA.

MOVEMENTS oY TRooPs.--The steamer Nina passed
down on Thursday last bound to Indian ver with com
panes and L. I'D artillery and the following oeers;
Bevet Colonel j. Dimick, LET artillery. commanding
Brevet Major VIM Austine. Sd artillery.
Breve Major G. H. Thomas. ID artillery.
First Lieut. g. 7. Andrews, I'd artillery.
Assistant Surgeon SorrelI, United States army.
Second Lieut. j. w. Patton, Sd artillery.
Second Lieut.. c. G. Churchill, I'd artillery.
Bevet Second Lieut. Du Berry. LIST artillery acting ad
julant
Leu,s Adams and Duncan, OF the I'D artillery bound &c
For Pierce.
Breve Major wyse. ID artillery, Captain Jordan. guar
trmasier, and Second Lieutenant SAXON, 90 arueiy
with company d, artillery, were TO have kft faisk'
yesterday for the same point
These companies, with the others now South, wi
march towards the Kissimmee, forming portion OF IN
line beng established across the territory to Mansie
rveE-Rspuliican, l5fh instant.
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FRoH FL PAso.--The New Orleans Pcsyune has sdvi-
ces IRON III Psso to the 18th September.
Col Jack Hays arrived out with the army train, under
command Of Major Van Horn, on the ct of September
Col Hays left week after, with apary OF emgrsnts for
California.
Capt French. the quartermaster, was to start train
about the let Of October, TO meet train OF wagons and
Mexican carts at the Paso on the Las Moras Leona
route. started BY Major Babbt the United States quar-.
ermaster n San Antonio.
There were about $50 United States infantry at nj Paso
Pres'do San Elizsrio, about twenty-five niles from r
Paso
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0esrgta Lssisisture.
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MILLEDcEvILLE, NOV. D.
The members of both houses assembled in their re-
spectve chambers this day, for the purpose OF organ
izng. -
on motion, A. J. Miller, OF Richmond, was called to
the chair A quorum being present. the Senate then
proceeded 10 ballot for president and secretary. which
resulted as follows: For president, w. b. Woford,
(dem. y for secretary, l. J. Glenn, (dem)
In the House, Dr. Phillips. OF Habershar, was called
TO the CHAIR and the members sworn in BY Judge
Floyd The following is the result OF the election fol
sneaker and clerk: For speaker, j. w. Anderson,
(dem y for clerk, B. Harrison, (whg)
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GODEY's LADYs BOOK FOR 1850.
..TS, Book of IN. Nation - the Oldest Magazims America.
Psbiisked By present. proprietor for fce~fy years
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GODEY's LADYD BOOK FOR 1850.
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THE Ansrscan Art Union distribution for 1919 VII
subscription book ~ spou
being year wishing their names would
- = n TAYLOR MAURY, Agsnn,
Novn bookstore near Oh so-st
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a FINE Chance Capitalists-We for large
Brick House, with and back building I'm the neghborhood
Of Northern Liberties Markethousc.
7th street. ".
Also two fine Brick between 9Th and 7 streets
property for cash, and wishing 70 pur
further by calling upon u q our Aucuon
Room, opposite Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue
- - BEACH TUCKER,
INV 07-3 Aucdoneers
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Nov. 27-3t

ENVELOPEs-W. FISCHER, importer Of stationery, has
u Gently received from Paris direct from the celebrated manu.c
Marion Enveopes made
order By pattern sent superior paper, coupng white and bun
o and Sizes al In boxes Of
100 10 viii sold wholesale and RETAIL Sta
tonsrs' Hail. where Music had and cents page.
Nov. 27-3aW3w 81 ~ .
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The Mobile Register, the 18th inst states that the
evening OF the 18TH the Belle Creole coming
MP the river from Mobile, her boiler blow up. killing the
pilot, and dangerously inung three Of the hands There
were no passengers boari II there had been, fearful
destruction of.liie would have occurred. r.
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A BATCH or LpxL surrs-A New York letter the PENN

sAToH surrs-A New York letter TO the PENN
sylvanan ssyst
Mr. Thomas Powell, who " already pretty well known
try months past has had writs Tor libel served
upon Fuller Of the Mirror, Greeley OF the Tribune and,
believe the Evening Post ALSO for Publishing the euer OF
Charles Dickens TO Lewis Gaylord Clark, pronouncing MI
P. a .forgcr and thicf,' In effect
one Of the propreors of Sunday Despatch has been
arrested for printing alleged beons article against the
Wliamsburgh Ferry Compsnyj and today, Mr. Israel
Cohen an officer OF the Thirteenth ward, similarly
served for printing hsndbill, hst escion day, ma
king sundry serious charges sssns, certain alderman
ahead ~
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DICH vsises ana Mantillss % the latest parisssn
ssyles This per invoice Of n Gro
mime Armure sk vises and manlss, Of entirely
and sssnes which we invite he attention q ne laas
Nov is-swH Intel Rspl
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Gently Paris direct from the celebrated minufactu
y three s
and visiting card ~ put up in neat boxes Of
: - $500 ~ .. 100
BAxK or TIE Mrr.oroIis. Nov: %, is4s
no, g open on fhu.s.y ~ a in.,sn
y Nov No |" TIasd
ma ss sss si
SSce. A@A' '' ocia7-eodst'
:. 1.S1so1r1y 1.-.,.s.a Ho.... in . central and
and chamber in The back building WIN ana
period o de.sa' Apply Corner q IAN and streets
By z: 9: q g. p DYER ss, x..s,'e s.Snv ma
SPLENpD n, 1as.a.v ,o,nns mn in
cLs ~ Sc MAJ, IN he cn1 Furniture .nS soa.sboId
q John ", SSoiss: s.ss;:sa e
One superior piano win eh rosewood
Do marble Top pier sidsbsaId, mirror front,
|. no d,n,0s s.bles senue ""s
Gni frame mirror, French plate mahogany recken
md bower. :si:l va :;ssii lamp
Tai asSs , s1s,I Ply, md lnsI.ia e.,pss
iish.posi maple Ssds.ssd., with ehiniz curtains
Low-pos ssds,ssds 49,, .,.,. ,.,,. "a ,..,.,.,a M.
sss. ..s .s. as, :,s,os. mahogany bureau.
Toilet sasse., sna% ssr, , se.i cssrs
Iogn.ss S..aher beds and mattresses
Snns, co6se and tea service
p,,s.n,s ~.,e table cutlery
p.S.ssas "a ~, ,,vht stoves
ootns stove and general assortment kitchen requisites
Terms. 30 and under s.s owe. 60 ssa,. ol:i1 and ninety
y. O. O. p. DYER,
~ = -
NV 0aUEN n TAarET Aurts,0ssrs.
xxo,,s,,,,, r, .vn urrcurr rrrpvrrrrpp At AucTroN
~. on ns,.as s mai, ali, =, he rcs,Sence OF
~ IN - nras me corner Of M street ~ o o,eIocS
!" :. '" an .,csls,, sso,mrnt OF furniture via;
- M, u. to.n~~. r.rsic. n.ror cb.rs
Do DO centre r. "o'e' onfea"' &c.
DO a,n,ns ~ ss ~" ,aos ins s,.s.e.
Gut and msnogany ns n,ess ,s,ne. vase. nc
Cusndoes roiH., sna . osa. , ..s -
Andirou. shovel and Tong, INC ' ssrs s,r.. g.
psr,or and chamber window curtains
Feather beds, bedding mattress, &c.
Fine euried maple bedstesds and chain
wadrobc-, washstand, pine tables, &C.
Parlor M chamber csrpes, oil cloth &C.
with GOOD lot Of kitchen requisites
Terms All under 5 cash over s2S, credit Of
60 and ~ days. Tor notes satisfactorily ennofssa
49, GREEN IAsIEI,
by NJ g. Kirby, and q shs best quality.
-----,.,, 10 - n rsa1 ma Isrof~..cr or Mus,c
sAr~ 49, - -. - --..s-..- -.
HAVING returned 70 this city asr an absence
macal pabc and % assure them h. b.. undvdse
attention shall be devoted % n S - ~ 1870 A.,
20 give Instruction. - ~ . ~ ~ :, srs ,.
command wncn may y @ avenue md str.es
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BANx or Tur METROPOLIS, Nov.

BANK TnE METRoPoLis, Nov Is, 1913.
4 suSrested by orfties, this Bank win
mot 81 open ON fhursday Goth the day for
An due that day be attended
. ON Wednesday the 2sth instant sa
Nov 7-Qf (.
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w,.s.r,s B.Isam OF VIVA Cherry.

once win be closed Thurday aosh inst
being Day All having 20 MAKE
day requested attend 10 them the day
Nov. a5--a CORCORAf hsSs.
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HAVING returned city ater unavoidable absenee
III by health the honor 10 renew the ones Of ms
The that his undivided
devoted % his professional duties now
Command which may his residence Mrs Wiss
bosrdina house Psnnsyvania avenue and street.
shall hnv immediate attention.
Nov l6-3ta w6v--FsunATus
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Early yesterday mominy sssd u months THOMAS H. second
JoHS and Louisa SIXTH hAerrr and GRANDSON
Of PsTss Hisrrs, ESQ.,, Of this ciy.
o7 u.ser Literary seesssy win ssss a. Ts.psr-
snee Hail, evening" The subject appointed for DIS
Has exercised greater influence ON mankind
Than literature The public respectfully invited 20 attends
by order Of the society.
ly- nasonicA regular meeting Of Federal Lodge No. win
Hall this Tuesday evening November 1872
requested sstend and ell broth
good standing fasensIy invited Work 70 Be done
@. A. scHwARzMAN, Secretary
THE view Yerk Journal o. Medicine and shs Cob
lateral Sciences published by d. Fsnshsu city OF New York,
subscriber, vol ILL., No iii, new series or No
vember 1870.
LIST Amputstons and compound fractures 'ohn o.
stone NJ d., surgeon 70 BELLEVUE Hospital
Article nd Essay uterus, By W. g Roberts NJ D.,
r. O. S. ofNew York, secretary Of New YORK Pathological
Aiee d. Extracts nom report. q New YORK Pathological So
cey. -. 49,. =. o
Inflammation and lie consequences BY j. r Bs'cheder
NJ ID.
Ps1 ana Z, foreign medical and ed
toisi summary - 49,
numbers Of United States application,
paid, % Publisher, New York city ,o, ,.u
nav oa--lmw Penn avenue, Washington, ID. Q.
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A HANDSOMELY Furnished House, In central an. and
room and chamber back building together with stable and
earrings rented for the session Or longer
Nov o7-s6t6 Of l3th and + streets.
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cHTRLEY, nv the author of" Eyre"
y "Jsne Eyrc.n New edition. ...
For sale BY TArLOk MAURI, .
NovM Booksellers, OH st.
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nAnre Mrr4LINERY.--HGrs. q Parker having returned
moan North, win open Saturday, ths atth instant nci
styles Of Paris millinery received per sese
Washington. Pennsylvania avenue, near National Hotel
Nov 0i-edf
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crowds cannot fall much below the figure in his honors
estimate The effect of this disaster, unexamped m any
former steamboat explosion At New Orleans, was visible
in every circle OF society here last evening Dismay was
in every couniehance. and sympahy ior the surviving
friends OF those who thus pfematurey hurried into
eternity, and for those who have been nuiated REM
every heart Never, perhaps, was there boat which,
by the explosive force Of that subtle and tee'hc agent
steam was 20 soon reduced TO fragments AZ the louisiana
never one that ia instant GANG nearer annhiaton
We learn that before proceeding on ne, wayio ,. sous
TO the third municipality. 70 take on board 200 German
emirranis The Storm II is also stated landed con-
siderable number Of her passengers At Lafayette 10 com
ing down. which circumstance, no doubt was the cause
We append list Of casualties, 90 far a. we have been
~KrIIrD Robert Devlin, (blown ashore,) Of Baton
Edmcnston OF ST. Louis; Andrew Bell. pilot Of Louis
lana Mrs Robert Moody ana child wife and child OF tnt
clerk OF steamer Storm Mr.. Roach, deck hand on tn'
storm, blown ashore; Mr.. Knox, head steward on the
Storm cabin boy on the Storm, name unknown I've
men. names unknown, blown from the Storm John Sui
Ivan newsboy the coachman OF the y Charles Hotel
several negroes and deck hands Of the Bo-tona
MrssrNe.--Dr. Thomas M. Williams; o. Laiourene
of Louisiana; j. T. Gillespie. OF Vicksburg; y Memng
OF Cincinnati; Mr.. Wilson, grocer OF 81 LOUIS Ms
Edgar. overseer, of Washington county,. mss'ssPp
Sylvester Prescott and Eosas Crcat' q q me%pns MI
Wolf newsboy; MI Elliott, clerk IA the firm OF Mars
Ranlett, Of this city Merrck Morris, clerk 10 the nrn
Of Small McGill, Of this city
\ Wounded-lsaac Hart, GLADLY wounded) Of TN: CITY
Davis, Mobile on Bostons, slightly; Augustus Fretz
brother OF Capt Fretz, formerly OF the steamer Memphis
A. Bird. planter, above Baton Rouge, slightly; Car
Hopkins: Of he Storm slightly John M.son Pl9 ~. e u
this city. badly inured Mr. Price, clerk OF the Bosons
lnjasd, N I've CA~ify Hcv'iai-Hsrey W. Bickham
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II was expected at Rome that the Pope would be al
Benevento on the Goth OF October.
The president Of the council on the 4th announced
officially 10 the Chamber of Deputies At Turin the APP
pointment to his Office Of Gen. Lamsrmora-