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by gentleman and his
wv wife, where there no other boarders, Tor
but few.) Address 'H," at this office. Refer
ences given and required.
Sept 1876
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NJ OTICE.-The baking business heretofore
~ Quoted by l.. A. Tarlton, agent for the UNI
dersigned, is no longer under his managernent no
person is authorized to receipt for money due that
establishment but ]. Wiser, or
M. A. LINCOLN Trustee.
n. B.-The subscriber informs her friends, and
the public generally, that she prepared furnish
them with Bread Biscuit Bunns, and all kinds of
Confectionery, at their residences. All orders
promptly attended to- NJ A. LINCOLN,
Sept. l9-3teod 10th street, near +.
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MISS GENEVIEyE G. FAIRFIELD, teacher Of
WI landscape On PAINTING, continues to give
lessons at her residence sth street, in the of
the Pateat Office, doors from G..
In England, and on the Continent generally, the
Art Of Painting in Oil Coors is considered indispen
SADLY requisite completion 10 every young
lady's education, The old idea that peculiar tai
ent for the Art is necessary having become quite
obsolete, moderate share Of perseverance and
siduity one Is requisite To produce, in short space
Of time, agreeable and satisfactory results,
TERMs.-Quarter of twenty four lessca.s. Sl2
Half payable in advance
REFERENCES,
Charles b. King, ESQ, Artist; John yanderlyn.
esq, Artist; Hon, James Thompson, NJ. c.; Hon.
Alfred Iverson, NJ. c.; Hon. James Buchanan, Sec
rotary of State; Hon. Thomas Corwin, U, s. Soma
tor; Rev. William Matthews,
Aug. PIT
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FOR NORFOLK.
NEW Fail and Winter Good: and Fash

1N ions--LANE TUCKER, Merchant Tai.
Tors, Penn. avenue, have, this day, received direct
from New York, Of their own sciection, a fsshioua-
bic aud beautiful stock Of French and English
Cloths, Cassimerrs, and Vcstingsof the latest and
most approved shades and patterns, together with
rich and varied lot of Gentlcmen's furnishing arti
clcs, as superior figured and plain silk Cravats,
Suspcnders, Shirts, Collars, Gloves, Hsndkcrchcfs,
Robes, &C, &c, 10 which they very respectfully
invite the attention Of their numerous friends and
fellow Citizens,
l.. * It. are regularly IN receipt Of the latest
Paris and London fashions,
Sept. 20-3taw3wf
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nIssOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP.-
IL The partnership heretofore existing between
John Martin and E. S. Wright, in the name of Mar
by mutual consent.
Those persons having claims against the firm
will please present them to Martin & Co. for pay
ment; and those indebted to said firm are re-
quested to call and settle as possible, the
business of the late firm must be closed.
MARTIN & WRIGHT.
Sept. |, lS49 Sept. l3-dtf
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uLAKE MINOR. At,orney a,

DENJAMIN blake MINOR, Attorney at
ID Law, viii attend promptly To any business in
hb profession Ia the city Of Richmond, (incudisg
cases In the Appellate and Federal Courts,) and
burg.
o. Office No. 3, Law building, Richmond.
Virginia.
Aug 6-t
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FOR BAITIMOR

h T The STEAMER OSCEOLA WILL
Ar@X-HS ON Sunday, the 23d September
q - commence making one trip
week To the above place, leaving
Washington every Sunday, at o'clock, a, ~; re-
turning, leave baltimore every Tuesday, at
O'Clock, p. m, She will stop regularly, going and
returning, at Lconardtown, Maryland; 81. Mary's
river, Maryland; Cone river, Virginia, and at the
usual landings on the Potomac for signals, or to
land.
FOR NORFOLK.
The steamer OSCEOLA viii leave for Norfolk
every Thursday, at O'Clock, a. m; returning
leave Norfolk every Friday, at o'clock, p. m
Passage and fare 81 co.
She touches, going and returning, at Cone river
and Mt the usual landings.
Sept. 20 JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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PATENTS.
r IST OF PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS AND
IL DESIGNS, issued by the United States, from
1870 to lS47 with the Patent laws and notes of de-
cisons Of the courts of the United States for the
same period. Compiled and published under the
direction of Edmund Burke, Commissioner of Pat
ents. In law hook form, vol. Svo, bound-price
So, (can be sent by mail at a small postage.)
For sale in Washington by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Sept Ia Rooksellers near 9Th street.
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JAMES OTIS SARGENT,
AftnxneU af LAW

FoURrEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE wiLLARD's HOTEL,
MILL attend to the prosecution OF Claims be-
w fore the Board Of Mexican Commissioners,
Claims aganst the United States, and to the trans
action of business with the various Departments.
Inne 2S-iftf
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GEORGE Nj. BIBB, Counsellor at Law,
OFFERS his professional services in the Supreme
" Court of the United States, the Circuit and Or
phan's courts for the District of Columbia, claims
before the Court of Commissioners under treaty
with Mexico, and in claims upon the Treasury.
Office of and 9th streets opposite west end
of Patent Office square, entrance from east side of
9th street Sept. l9-tf
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MOORE's MELODIES, large illustrated edi-
WI ton for presentation.
HerschelPs Astronomy, lS49.
Wiesbach's Mechanics and Engineering, vol 2
West on Diseases Of Children
Just received, and for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Sent 10 booksellers near 9th street.
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despatch received last night from Portland,
says it has been ascertained that the Democrats
have a majority in both branches of the Maine Lee
gisature
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VXTANTED.-By Lady every way competent
! wv 10 teach Music ON the Piano Forte and
Guitar situation in some Seminary south or
west, though the former would be preferred. She
has much experience in her profession, having
been employed in several of the most respectable
Seminaries The most unquestionable references
given 10 character and capacity
Any communication addressed, postpaid, TO w.
b., Washington city post-ofhce, will be promptly
attended to. Sept. S-tf
SCHOOL BOOKS OF EVERY KIND.-Copy
- Books, States, &c, for sale at lowest prices by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Sept. Booksellers, near 9th st.
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NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED
IN "Pendennis,'' No. 3 BY Thackeray.
"Scenes where the Tempter has Triumphed.'
Bogucs' Theological Lectures. I'd edition.
Reprint OF Blackwood for August.
The Law Reporter for September.
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Sept IL Bookstore, near 9Th st.
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DAss BOOKS of every size and quality.
Il Blank Books, Ledgers, Day Books, and Rec
ord Books, in great variety.
For sale at cheap prices, by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Booksellers x Ststioners,
Aug 29 near 9th street,
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MORRIS l.. IIALLOwELL q CO.

A RE now receiving and offer for sale handsome
"A assortment Of new Silk and Fancy Goods for
fall trade, which have been purchased by one of
their firm
FOR CASH IN EUROPE,
and with especial reference to the wants OF western
and southern buyers.
July l2-d& wif3m
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MONTREAL, Sept. Iy.
On Monday public meeting called, for the
purpose of framing an address to Lord Elgin. The
opposition took possession, and passed resolutions
condemning Lord Elgin. Much confusion ensued,
fre-arm were used, and several were wounded,
and some reported to be killed. The military were
called out, who finally restored order.
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prints the proceedings Of meeting OF the colored voters
of New York. held on Friday last. who pledge them
selves their best efforts to defeat the democratic
State ticket The Herald estimates the number OF such
voters in the city at about looo and in the rest Of the
State at about 400 more.
The New York Tribune. of the morning Of the cleo
lion, shows us in what manner il viewed the issues on
which the election would turn. The following are ex-
tracts from its article:
To-day New York registers her approval Of the admin
sation Of Zachary Taylor and Hamilton Fish, stamps
to give ono day 10 avert their discontinued
"Io-day New York declares tor against the benign
devoted, Gee, &c.
"Today places New York on the eide OF the aud con-
saat so consigns her the rule of the
false petendsIs who have battered their pn ples for
of pottage New Mexico will probably be free or
slave. as New York shall determine. Stand by the
cause OF freedom to-day"
We know not how the State may 60; butwe deeplyre.
greet our defeat in New York city. Il has been brought
about by the deplorable feud in the democratic party
that has been principally occasoned by that dark ques.
ton which has covered the land with SO much gloom ana
distraction.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


i = y q.
bALrMoRK, Nov. 7-5. p.
The Nsp York and Nsp Jersey House Of ys6sss -
Faswy Rsmbis's readimg The markets. &c
The returns OF the New York election are not 20 bad "A
wasancipated by those who aware Of the internal
difficulties that still existed in the democratic party and
which has caused unprecedented small vote 70 be cas-.
In the city, The probability Is that the deiecton will
be found TO exist throughout the State
The returns from New Jersey, however, show that there
has been no detection In that State.
The meeting held last night raise funds the estab
'shment OF house Of refuge largely attended, and
ABOUT W 200 subscribed and pledged In It's behalf There
no aoup Of the entire Of the project and there
certainty no institution more wanted In our midst
Mrs Fanny kembie gives her first reading In this city
onehf and u 10 said that about twelve hundred tick at
VI per ticket have already been Sold The street in front
OF Washington Hail. where tho reading is 70 take place Is
being covered with tan, 90 as prevent the noiss from
passing carriages. @
The steamers Washington and Hermann having ceased
their trips until spring. all persons writing letters for places
Of Great Britain, will In the interim, have To- prepay
their postage fact which should not be orgostAn
The MAaKErs-In the Baltimore market this morning
there sales Of 800 bbls Howard flour S5 and
200 bbls "Harper's Ferry at 90 Nothing done In City
Mills Sales prime red wheat l05 l07 ctL White corn
SO 81 cts, and yellow 90 cts with sales Oas 80 So
cts. Whiskey Is cts. in bbs. with sales. \.
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J. H. ALLEN, Secretary. -
OFFICIAL.

ZACHARY TAYLOR, President of the United States OF
America; To all whom il may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that
GULL.AuNs ALExASDRE LrBARos has been appointed vice
consul Of Sardinia for the port OF MOBILIZE in the State
Alabama, do hereby recognise him such, and declare
him free exercise and enjoy such functions, powers, and
privileges as are allowed the consuls Of the most
favored nations IN the United States.
In testimony whereof have caused these letters be
made patent, and the seal Of the United States 70 be
hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand, ut the city Of Washington the
9th day Of November, A. ID. 1919, and Of the in
r, dependence Of the United States Of America the
q. TAYLOR
BY the Presidents
j, M. CLAYTON, Secretary OF State.
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Ffom inc NIVuIIe HeBIttt
Interesting from Panama.

Interesting from Panemas
We are indebted TO our friend, 10. Clement formerly
OF the Wayery House in this-city, his way 10
California, Tor copy OF the panama STAR" published
the 9th OF October The copy before us number 90
OF volume and contains some interesting items as TO
the condition Of things in and about Chagres and Pan
ANA We proceed 10 give few OF the most important
A sight fChaes opens to your view low, swamPy bit
OF ground on which ars erected about fifty bamboo hus
containing perhaps three times that number OF miserable,
naked half starved saysges. The Chagres river 10
OF the most beautiful in the world II u covered with
cedars more stately than those Of Lebanon, wild flowers
Of every variety color, and fragrance, and all the fruits
OF the ropic growing in the greatest profusion. Ban
anas, cocoanuts, pantains, yams, oranges, lemons,
lines, pneappes. mangoes, mamei, toropJa chrmoba,
nisperos &c and, besides these cotton and the best
quality OF sugar cane growing wild, 80 that the inhab
ants have nothing TO do but 90 out in the morning and
gather suhcency for the day There are several y.
lagos on the river, the most important Of which are Cor
gona and Cruces Gorgona is miserable, drunken hole,
without law or order. and Cruces is still worse
The French hotel at Cruces 10 the best IN the place
and the only place on the at present where you
get clean bed The road fom thence 10 Panama IL the
meanes apology the face Of Gods earth for COW:
10 walk upon the points Of rocks jump from foot
hold TO another, when, wo TO the rider he loses his
balance IN Others the path is cut down through solid
rock from IS TO 30 feet.
Panama Is walled city, built BY the spaniards one
hundred and seventy years ago, and formerly contained
$4,000 inhabitants The present population does not
probably exceed 1000, although the place evidently IN
creasng since the Americans commenced passing through
here, and property has been greatly enhanced I've New
York Resaurat Is the most promnent among the improve
menjs, and " the first place after leaving the Falcon,
where we could sit down and eat meal like Christian
There are now about five hundred emigrants on the
sthmus, nearly all Of whom will be taken Oh BY the
Senator and Panama steamers which vessels still
here. The Unicorn sailed, filled with passengers, on
Monday last She is slow boat; and the passengers
by the Senator will probably be in San Francisco as
as those by the Unicorn The Panama sails Monday
or Tuesday next, and the Senator Saturday Of this
week
Over six millions and hall ef dollars have entered
this port non, The South Pacific by the Englsh steamers
since January last :.
A new gold mine has been discovered in the mountain
Of Puma, in Peru, prolific and as rich as that OF Cali
iofnia
Fory-one vessels. acuding the steamers, with over
1000 passengers, left This port for San Francisco from
January TO July 81 inclusive. In the same time nine
have arrived from there with about 200.
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THE UNION.

had lively appreciation of the advantages Of official
a" s 70 wlinsly % any cn,lamsn. Of lis emoIn
should be sorry 70 underyalus their dsnereedness
her powers Of seltdenal; and If should prove in the
acknowledge his error.
But i was not fair to speculate upon the policy Of
opinions or purposes. He would therefore, abstain from
al iniiher reference 70 H. with the expression of hope
country for the very bad exhibition il had made OF itself in
the Imminent OF It's political engagements.
Every patriot and friend OF liberty will respond to the
noble sentiments expressed in the following paragraph
which closes the address:
Ia taking leave of his hearers, he desired urge all
o %nn The reach Of his voice cordial united and yso
eraons Of the highest i'm orance involved elections;
public WRONGS tob redressed Albany and Washington
ana 70 public pledges and declarations in the other
narrow spirit Of partisan selfshness in both only
that these wrongs could be edresed spirit rebuked
Looking beyond the temporary interests OF the day
yves % united action were equally urgent and
age and enlightened in its public policy every step that
the a Sssu wsssa ana
and oachmen upon the rights of the people
the truth Of wha. he said He would repeat 70 the demo-
cratic party owed all that liberal in public policy
Let US hen reoganize u heal is wounds consolidate is
strength, look TO the maintenance Of its Integrity the
groundwork Of our best hopes and to its dissolution
greatest calamity that could beal the country There
our local The political horizon in other quar-
efs g The KoDe i over.eread BY cloud: Of the most dark
Let be prepared for either phase Of the coming change
shall give them the victory, 4 despoism is prevail in
another contest for popular rights up here an i'm
II ourselves whatever may be the issue
Of political conflicts the other side of the Atlantic our
liberty, prepared for any emergency which frendship
or hostility, humanity or duty. may call on
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The American Railroad Journal state. that the Wabash
and Ohio canal when finished the Ohio river will be
g15 miles in length, In Indiana add including the eastern
end oft which lies In the State OF Ohio, win be 459 miles In
length from Toledo to Evsnsvilethe longest in the
United States II Is nearly hundred miles longer than
the great New York and Erie canal.
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A LADY, who has had many years. experience I'm
III teaching would engage roverpe.s
Her Of instruction comprises English and err
tended branches, with French theoretical and pracca
and vocal and monumental music
Satisfactory references win be- afforded any who may address
~ l. N, washington City Post once. oc,ls-3aw2w
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HALLS NEW GENERAL ATLAS, London, seccnspa-
Bied by alphabetical index OF all contained In NE maps
with their latitude and Longitude lately imported and for sale W
TAYLOR 4 MAUkf,
Noye Booksellers, near eh street
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VISITING CARDS PRINTED AND PLATES EN-
gayedin te approved style, few hour notice, and
TAYLOR q MAURY,
Nov. Bookselers 9Th street
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CONsUMPTIOsI CoNsUMPTIONI


CONsUMPTIONi CONsUMPTIONii
pURE COD LIVER oIIThe subscriber just
rect nom the maauacture Rnsion, CLARK Co, New YORK,
Doctor j. u Williams one most eminent physician. Of
speaks efficacy remedy rearding progress
smeoaing the condition. and prolonrns patrni
Observes Gin few days the mgaied
Diminished in quantity and opacity, night ceased
pulse became slower and o. better volume and the appetite, hesh
striking Of beneficial operations remedy were
Out Of 700 cases o. consumption IN which The God Liver on
prescribed by Dr. Williams,
ing used the oil considerable time
Druggist and Chemist, corner Penn. ave- and ION street
Nov. e-3ufeod
IUsr RECEIVED, 40 kegs OF prime Glsdes butter,
selected particularly for family use
Also, tubs Of prime Goshen butter
- boxes o. Goshen and English dairy cheese
No. m"eaereI, IN barrs,s and ~. s'''' '0' 'am''e'
u satre,. of New York and Virginia white wheat family
,oo aoar, q the hes, quality
10 dozen choice champagne, Of various brands
casks superior cider picking vinegar
casks old London dock brandy, Of the Pmes havo ana
] pipe pure Holland gin =
all descriptions enio selected expressly for
family which invite the public to call and examine or mf
selves my Old stand al the northwest CORNER n I
COR sale, very desirable trec-story brick house,
with back building stories good yard and stable and tun
ming back alley IS feet situated on street. between ~ and
Of The most desirable Of the city for
Terms o. sale win easy, little money win be
Por further particulars apply 10 GREEN TAsTET
"a Aus,ioneers and Commission Merchant,
Nov 4--2sw3wh Concert Hall,
MTuATIos vented, :. teacher. y y.-.s /. man a.,
best English schools Address L. P City Post Once, which vii
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A SITUATION wanted, ss q teacher by young man
IL from the Morrill, who has had several years experience in the
meet with prompt suenuon. Nov 3-eod3t
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Nno York Eisctiow RstwrMs.

adesneS and 10 assistants The wings have also ssc,sS
70 Out Of the S = IL s and ne whole
'offh hs s %his majority in Bualo city win average a.
wa AiSaa y s Ss. give. about 500 Wig majority
The democrats have carried Wayne comfy BY about 800
g. Tse wings sSs q ssnes.s
sdy county In columbia county the contest close prob
in Onondaga Is about 100 Ia Rensselaer, and Cayaga
whig, and Hsrkimsr has gone for the democrats Oneida
county close but the whg ticket supposed % be elected
county the contest is close. and the result doubtful
a3' N
PnrrAprLrnrA, Nov 7ll2m---We have received returns
from the following countless 81 the election yesterday ior
'a'' oD' :" = = -" Dem. whie.
Morris county county 800 800
Hudson W.. .- 400 -
M Marssn !. 4. i,iSsS S
Camden $50
These exhibit large democratic gains as with
the ySie a. the snd ays e
aeI de:pssa :,as. ,a.. ,hs sFi:..sIs stands fol-
ate democrats and 10 whigsl n
haai,,ora, ..v, ), ~ MI s,.am., wa..;x,,.,
New YORK Nov IN. m.--The two ,nos, a., pc,..n.
st Sc On ne
French government, in relation 10 Rome and ToksS e
,be Eu1onean nocv az fnnis M no,eor ~ Sn"isi -
the monarchicai plan Of M Thers the prm,s n inster
Rome 10 be that lsd down by Louis Napoeon n nv ~
ter to Col Ney and tina. IT, the general cur.anen, Of The
Soysrnmept upon republicsn bass y ING
: Upon the Turkish question. the only new feature Of
mi sv1 -. - inc ,hp Fh IN % s
had taken decided stand in favor OF Turkey in ORDERING
Ri,i.h aeet and that in s,ves 10 he ku.sisn st
camp Who declared that this would be catse
war; stated that France would regard the invasion
with the republic. : - -'"S : ','A'''.
he w nlnD fhns
Turkish question on. ~ believed t1s. The a,S AZ
Inc manly and noSs snd .ssa
by the sultan Nm ~ aeience o. ne nungsran refugees
ncmbls the pro.pec. Of general Wal and noswh.
s ne, recsn. 1oo1y "a H9ng.y she WI
brave for the sake Of than back the do
hands o. RUSSIA al tne hazaIo o. snotne. rcvounor
PSs respect o air mater me
, lie assI snans I5,h Ns,ohes 49, go ne 81, men,
were sold On 4, he is1 si%o he quotation. sshibsd.
' $3.50 ---.ls
Later 5,om Santa Fs-Anolhsr fgAs Nth "a. I.disr,
ST. LOUIS, Nov 6-By an arrival here from the pains
we have received a.s sdslcss iom santa Fe though e
Tts Saos H. Rer,is,,,csn 1--WE. u, us Interest
msh recently between the whites and Apsches near Ls
STEALING lot Of aioth,ng two horse. ma o y
6v head of cs,ie from, ~ vsies Snn,.ir sse
oy men s the men n SSaa Il, mss ysoa, cong
,aking command Of half Of the men Ssrsesni Muller con-
ration ensaed in which The Insisns vv,s c,
and pu 70 flight leaving five OF their psv dead mon Ire
ground, among whom wss Petrlo a noted chief
Col Washlsg,on, with large fosce was occurring the
country round IN search Of marauding Apaches but with
little success. .tsts. u
occurrence. tth
go -
The Cholera agai~ n the Wsa
Or Iou,s Nov a TIL. chole,. IN. re.,,..,.a n, q.
and quite and s IT,
o,ss nv ~ aa 80, 80, ~. s
MI and from, the
Missouri side OF river The owned by Miss
MIIa, M, Maxim .ad M McCu,cl,.on S..., $500
auo .h'e, " How'' Se""J' auese s@es
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Hnry Gag

Bur,ropr Nov. 10 p MIR Clay, accompanied
by his SON. arrived here night; destination not known.
INT sapnoseJ 10 be North The stage in which 10 came
upset Cumberland, but all escaped unin-
jnred.
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SLape stamptdt AND rssislanee- INsir ltader kils4
I've Misowri Ba~k Dsfaiestioa.

THt Htst0Wt BdNH DJdItdftoh.
ST LOUIS, Nov 6.-The trial Of Nathaniel Childs fr en-
bezzing the funds OF tho Missouri Bank, commenced yes
terday Jury EN- paneIed at o'clock todsyeiser
exhanstng special psnrs OF my. Numerous an~eble
counsel engaged both sides Much interest," Is man
Tested In the trial. y