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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-15
V Valuable Farm
AT PuBLLC SALE.

TNHAT valuable Farm owned and occupied by
Il MIR. JouN MCCLEERI, deceased. situate ~
Chilisquaque toxn,hip. Northumberland county
on the cast side Of the West Branch M the
Su-quehanna river. one mile below the Borough
of Milton. OF the main load leading from the
latter place to Northumberland, containing
One Hundred Acres
and sllowance-wili be sold a, Puuc Outcry.
a, the house OF Henry Eckbert, Innkeeref, IN
Milton, on
Thursday, the 23d day Of October nect.
As this is a very desirable property. and
will best recommend ITSELF, those wishing TO
purchase are requested TO call and examine the
premises previous 10 The day Of sale.
The Terms will he made known cn the day OF
John WALLS, Executors
Sept. 10. 1851
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AGENTS WANTED.

business Men to take the exclusive A Aseney
ID (tor County or Coun,ie.) for the sale Of the
GERNA N WASHING FLUID.an article much
cheaper and easier 10 than soaP, and warranted
to perfectly cleanse oil kinds Of clothing contai.
ming no Potash, Soda.ash. Spirits Of TurPentins,
Ama,onia. Acids, OF any article ~hatsver that
will IN any manner injuse the finest Jabrsc or the
flesh. !. is sn article which, when once in,rodu.
ced, constant sales cen be msJe ~i,h large profits
to the agent. For full particulars regarding
prices, terms, &c, addrrss (post-paid)
I.P. HOYT & co.
2n337 No. 70 South Filth 81. fhiIad q.
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Land Sales.
VALUABLE FARM
n 90

F-10R SALE.-Ths subscribers will offer at
l. Public Sale, on
Wednesday, 18th Oct. next,
the FARM belonging to the Heirs Of WILLIAx
Ks.Ir, deceased. late Of Kelly township. Union
county, adjoining lands Of Andrew Kelly. David
Kelly. John Bennase, and others, containing
One Hundred and Six Acres,
wh.reon are erected Brick Dwelling House.
B.,nk Barn. and other necessary ou'.buildings-
, We'll with good water at the doc' Of the house,
nd u good Spring near the builJinss-and an
)rchafd of Fruit Of all kinds. and sn excsilent
Limestone Quarry on the place.
There are about 6S acres cleared and IN
good state af cultivation. The remainder 10
WE'LL TIMBERED.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. OF said
DAY, when terms will he made known by
WM. A. KELLY,
Sept. ~. ls5, pd A. II. LCTZ.
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ORPHANS Court Sale.

4 GREEABLT to On order Of the Orphans
N Court OF Union county. will be sold on
the premises. on
Saturday, tie 18th day Of October meet,
certain Lot of Ground situate in the Borough
Of lewi-hurg in laid couHiy. fronting on Second
stree, and marked on the General rlah Of said
Town, No. 255. bounded on the South BY st.
George street on the west by APPeifee alley. on
the north by Lot No. 254. and on the east by
Second street. containing in breadth 66 feet, In
depth 1877 feet 6 inches. on which are erected q
two storey Log Dwelling House. weatherooaIded
and painted. with brick Kitchen attached. and
a frame Stable aud WOodhouse.
Sale to commence at IL o'clock. A. NJ, Of said
iay, when terms Of sale will be made known hy
ANDREW J. OVERPECK.
Executor Of MANI Banana STErLEp, dec'd
BY the Court: JosKPH EzsTER, Clerk.
Sept. -, 1881
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Mrs. floods
Ice Cream Saloon

HAS seen REMOVED to the ls,e residence Of s
II w WykoG in Fourth street near Market.
two doors south Of DR. l.ujwigi late Office. where
choice Ice Creams viii, be regularly served
hereafter on every weekday evening Mondays
excepted. The patronage Of tho public Is
respectfully solicited.
Lewisbuts. July 9, 1850 In
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rNo alteration to report in
the Lewisburg Market.

si.PET3oLEUM, or ROCK OIL, natural remedy
,rocur., from well IN Allegheny Co Pa. 400 feet biow
the earths surface, put up BIZ NJ KlER Piitshurg in
the bottles Just IL flows from the we'll without adx;'ire
of anv kind When taken according 10 tn directions ii
will cure pairs eniar in the bones and JOINTS
Botches Bii.s Erysipelas finples on the face Tete
Scaldhead Ring worm. and fle various SKIN de.7fs; 1t
has cured nun,rous of Rheumatism. Neura catiout
DC: several of Rheumatism Of year, standing have
entirely cured ,Sre Adrerti>cne in another part
of this papcr) ly3.Iowsl2
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Estate of Col. Jackson M'Fatasn, deed

NOTICE is hereby given. thss Letters of Aa-
~ mnis,rc;ion on the estate 81 -aid 6ecssssd.
this Gay granted to me b. the Reeis,ss OF
Union county. All persons Iasiss''ed to said
estate will please make payment. and those hs'.
ing claims will present them for settlement.
JAMES 7. LINN, Adm'r
of Col Jackson M'Fadden, deed.
I.evisburg. July |, 1881 6wpd
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LEWIsBURG FEMALE SEMINARY

LEWlSOURG tGNidlG SGI&lshnx. I.
VfNHE subscriber respectfully informs The Puhiic
1 that he expects to open Female Seminary
IA Lewishurs ir the Brick Building adjoining the
Preshy y,eriau Church. The Fi'st Session will
commence on the 81 Monday III October Terms
per Sessinn-s6 aud 10. Session 10 consist
Of A period of FIVE months instructions will be
given in Greek, Latin, French. Mathematics,
Dlawing and Painting, as we'll as IN all the
h, anches of tirstra,e Eng ish education. Extra
rh,rr,s will be made for French, Drawing. and
Painting.
Miss IIrxr the lady expected TO take charge of the
IN titurn. from Burlington. Vermont. The Hc' Mr.
Cs,Sy4EsE, Dresden; of the Female Seminary IN that
I,c. s,ys she i lady of solid TALENTS. prudent de-
uo-tnrnt i1ty.Nc in her rnnncfs. and an excellent
te. cher ia well acG uaintel with the Classics trrrf
praw.uc Pa,atiny, Nathenatics. cud I'll the fnGi>h
branches and experienced teacher, and an amra.
Is vrrnes In short She is just such lady a. would
like emp,oy teach own daushters % 10 assist III
ou- minarv ii needed one. Nr Converse has long
,n ,t thr had this Institution. m which thers are
from one u two hundred young ladies' and 1t Is to he
mr. rs,od knows what til: qualifications oil tea'h
ought TO be- S does rot tc-ch in,'r'iii nfai music bui
lessons in this dra-m mt will be given by arcopsed
teacher. in the place, reasonable terms
As we shall be at considerable expense IN get
ting up the school, any patronage from the pubic
will be thankfully received. We shall eBdeaSor
,o make i, a means of intellectual and moral
im,rovem.ut as well as a source OF pleasure TO
all who may attend.
Good Boarding can he had in pleasant families
on reasonable terms. For further Information
Y.case eppiv 10 tie subscriber,
sem, "a, lss, r.B MARR.
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3Suoka.

NOTHING is so sui'abie. nothing 20 'aiu'bs
~ OF 50 gensIalIy cherished COS gilt, - j. a
GOOD BOOK. Messss BARro~ Il CuALsASr
have for sal. an assormen, Of eacellen, works IN
plain and in elegant bindings. 10 which they
respe :iiuily invite the pubic si,e,.t,cn Tff"r
sals at reasonable prices. July !. 1850
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wishing to have their work done according
10 those styles, will do we'll to give him q
call. @Counrry Produce taken in paw
for work, at Market prices. Shop on N
III I'd ST. JOHN B. MILLER.
Lewishurg, April l
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%<IiiI~--&iiiib<~
AFHHlAGE

In Dlcnm-bure, isi mt. ~ R"v.A.A. .Mirpic,
IsuAH W. M'KELvr and Miss EMILY BARTON
both of Eloomsburg.
KRFzS1ESe.zssEs,ss..a zssszkE
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THE LYNDAll EMPORIUM.
Boots and Shoes,
HATS AND CAPS,
Books, 5tatiorlerp,
Ready made Clothing.
s. II. Epn0all

81 - NXtUSt$%
HAS just received and opened the larg
Ill est, best and cheapest assortment Of
Goods 10 his line Of business ever offered to
this community; and fesrlessly challenges q COM
psrson of stocks with AL the world and the resi-
Of Mankind 10 say nothing Of the outsiders in
general. The individual articles of his lot are
decidedly too numerous 10 mention, but he cah
say in short hand that
In the BOOK line he has everything that
nybody wants. from chiId's Primer TO
the highest University class.book, and a.
prices that can not be rivailed in these
diegings. ~
He has larger lot andrichercrETAM
variety of STATlONERYESa
than ever.
His stock of BOOTS and SHOES com
~ prlses every style Of fashion
NA and workmanship for Ladies
and Gentlemen, Children and
Misses, lha, can be bought in the Eastern
cities, or made at home.
Ills assortment of CLOTHING includes
everything called for BY the season and the
fashions, or that the most faslidi0us or eco.
nomical could desire.
His HATS and CAPS positively CAM
he beat in this market. Good Silk Hats
for sI,25, and the best kinds afforded AZ
unpreceden,eAlv low prices.
Also large supply of choice TRUNKS
and CARPET BAGS. cheap.
This is the place for cspi,al bargains. The
steam. up and We are bound TO 60 ahead in spite
Of wind and tide
sFDon'. cali at Iyndal's until you have
been everywhere else first: you will then be
better able to appreciate the low price and super
ior quality Of his goods.
Lewi.burg, May Is. 1851
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DEATHS.

In I.ewishurs 18th inst. Of consumption !oHS
SxrnER. aged IS years.
In JuGiaia county, 2sth ut. agci about 2S
years. Miss ELIz, daughter OF Mai Wm Sharon.
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"a tor Sale. la

T'HAT large and desirable property on
the corner OF Market and Water S;s.,
well situated for residence, for business,
or for residence and place Of business.
There is large BRICK House contain.
ing 4 large rooms on the frs, floor, 6 bed
rooms on the second floor, and two large
finished rooms on the third. A Kitchen
aud Wa,hhou>e adjoins, and 1t has also a
large cement Cis,ern, Pump and Well Of
ord water, and all the necessary o.
buildings. +
For terms &c. apply TO GEo.F MILLER,
Esq. >. L. DAVIS.
Lewisburg, Sept. %. 1880
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YyyHREE Ton. Of Duncannon NiIi.S end
sPiisEs jus, reed AMI fos .a!s By
HAYES 4 co.
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HnH3LS. of FISH for sale BY
~ G.. e. EUWES.
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NfACKEREl., Sssa. and Herring iuse ssed
MI and Er sale By J.HAYES & co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-15

C,ALr and COAL alvsys on hinJ sa3 ts1
- sale BY LHASEs q CD.
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7nALBS. OF FEATHERS for sale
NV by C.E BOWES.
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G.. f. BOWES.
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lBOfsC:Sff0e Naif Rods: .
nNE To., Of Centre county fio - shoe Ns'l
~ Rods Of The bess quality. just received snS
fog sale by ;. HAYES q Co.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

TIE CONGRESS PIkATrD.-CAUrIoN TO sHoE
DEMONSTRATING that some opisd persons are
Offering Elastic Gore % manufactured Of Psss, Con
Boota AIDE BY brsidng weaving India Rubber in
such way 70 cause sr or contr,c,ion or expansion q
the fabric with the spring this notice that mode
OF covering and combining hbrous materials With cords
India Rubber, used Ia making Congress Boots IL direct
and positive violation OF patent and whoever manu
sells the Boots thus will be
outed for damages All Who are authorized BY 70
reosed stamp each pair with the words Days Pa
.nt All others are and dealers are wsrnsd
against the eons,usness they choose 70 oonoerned IN
psns this ent. Knowing that the are At
temptns throvgh their instrumen - msesd pnsu'p.cs
dealers sud have Tor their tnfor
caused the opinion Of Of the most dstnguished
Patent In ths United States 70 be ksnherevh
published shall hold every dealer rsspeusble where e
msnufsctvrer 10 irrssponsibls. HORACE H. DAT Owner
OF ali the Patents ected with Congress Boots b
Licenses granted Courtlsnd street New Vera snd By
authorized agents throvehout the United Sttes except
Msss.ohustt. ksassndN New Hampshire osnedby Charles
Wlnsiow, Of Lynn, Mns. -.
LpoaL orIrioNs-Thsy examined the letters Pa,sn. e.
sued Dupont Hys bearing date the 18th Oetober 1917
and opinion that the OF elastic cores made ~
weaving fbrous materials which expand sad contract
combustion with India Rubber Springs " sppsd in the
MANUFACTURE Of Cater boots, an infringe nent upsn "a. Pa
BosroN, Jupe s. 1851 i have msde similar ersminston
ofthe letters Pssen above referred w. snd oonenr r
Cuttings opinion. RUFUS CHOAIk
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" Nav V,arlSs, Nov q. 1851
saes ol iIsO eegs RIO COP se, this morning ats ,
and 900 bsgs, at $40 Frrioht, s,e Improv;ns
Cotton to Liverpool 7.l6tb, Exchange ON Ne. YOts,
sixty days IA to az dis, cunt
- Nrw oaLr.Sa Nov - 1851
The European nevs by the Atlantic was received ascs
last night, ard is published this morning Cotton,
Suiios .ne NORM q has been snusuaiy sotivs ios
osles hsvihg CT anged hands at an advance OF -.
quarter oi Ger per 10 We quote street mijihos AZ
.ae. ho COZ e has advsnced and nov comDsnfs S'.;
Ata4~Y Nov. "a. 1854
Receip ,ssince ssturdsy-Fiour q OOs barrels rh-.t
ItVNo' ushel; 5000 BUSHES barley. wv ouss
els flrur IL ,tesdv hut not active. Whest There "a
ab II milling demand foe prime, 50Oo bushsf densa-s
FAdst 81 Corn IL not 90 sctve but uochsog.i "a
pticss Ra,,ev IA COO bushels sp1 a. tic s1Sc frr ~,
rcpsj ard "a s0c Tor four r1wsi gticrs s@i1s sTs
| ed b. the g,rsr recris.s oats "rsiy . =,
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CLOTHING.

CAsT orr CLOTHING WANTED 40 PUsCHAss
" shout $40 Thousand dollars worth % GOOD lsf-of
CLOTHING In large or small quantities. fer vhch va tuh
value will be given IN current money On application shs
ally tbrou gh 50 james Norsnsy ~ hi sscrs
n Orange es-ses, few doors from Chsthsm ssress
CAST orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE wAHTkD
" Ladies gentemsn DESTROYS OF oonversins sheir ear
~ ootins furniture, sc, inso cash, rsosive far
r,lus ths By sending for tLs subscriber bis Es
enos hrouzh sae Post OBce LADIES' attended By hs
Dusseldorf L. N. DUSSELDORF, - Kin ssrSst
rAsr orr CLOTHING AID FURNrTUHs wANrst
" Ladies' or ssaslensa having sioshiai. trtnsars
eweirv ssock goods " dispose o. .iu fa ots
res foe she sane By ssndng Tor The sa5rs5ss =. res
anss ron1h DE p3ga fsi3s Nst9aist ~ Mrs Crhs.
rs CO1xN. BxD sN.sss
'T'uE STREAM UNCEAsINgLY flows sfrH TaE
rbscfiber Ladies snd ssntsmtn nnding he Psyst he
hghess price eontinus 20 seod their oriers tor s -
heir cset % Apparel. Jewei-7 F1ruiture! IS Ersts
Wee Evee This advantwe J.. CQWlci y VAL 'ers,s
tsesmeSk
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MOVEMENTS or THE cArHoLlcs-rHE BANK or
IRELAND -LAReE NUMBER OF ENcUMBEREo
ESTATES SOLD.
The Catholic clergy from the bishops 10 the curates
are particularly busy In matters beth temporal and
spiritual The Primate Of all Ireland has organized
regular onslaught the Free Mons for their
opposition to the Universtykewise, opposition TO
the system Of national edncatian and finally plan for
parliamentary agitation Of the Psps aggression which
e expected ril prove successful against the present
ministry.
The Bsbk Of ireland hs. declared q dividend OF a-e
per cent per snnum and bonus at the Of rs per
cent. f2oc0 wereso be added to the fund,
making IL f5oo0O
In the Encumbered Estates Court on one day there
we're no less than ten properties put up for se being
the greatest number submitted 10 competition In
single day. The total amount realized was $50 SIS
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NTHFNfCrtRY, NOV ~ I'1I
This afternoon about halfpsst four O'Clock the gaso
meter OF the Schenectady Gas Works exploded and ssri
ousy II not fatally. wounded Patrick Dcnelyi Mr.. John
Eaton Of the works aad laboref we're
also somewhat In iured Owing TO some leaks in the
zasoreter the bonnet taken on early IN the morn
thew could enter and paiat the inside The laborers
while Mr. Eetcu absent ana contrary TO his express
and often repeated orders took lighted candle aud
uprp lowering u into the gasometer when u exploded
hyrg Il ana the brick building erected over u to atoms
ard throeirg the sAd rubbish in every drec ton
Proviienaly Mr. Estsn had but Just entered the door
gas bouse be vinz been business in the cy and
therefore escaped With slight injury
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LEGAL NOTICES.

OFFICE or RECEIVER OF TAXES, ro.sNkw CIT
" Hsll-Tsres for 1851 Taxpayers hereby nothed
,hs, an addition Of be msas all .ssss
remaining snp-d the LIST day Of December nsxt sad I've
per cent the 18th day Of December The Receiver WOULD
the The making early
paymebts possible 10 avoid the delay which
must necessarily follow Just previous 70 the per cen be
added The last day Of November sundAy
axrayers particularly notified that Saturday the 2
tf BE The last day which taxes will be received vishou,
hhe addition Of Heurs for reosivug money
from O'clock. An 20 2 PM. B.nt.bls money only re-
HARVEY MART. nsceivsv q
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AFFAIRS IN AM ERICA.
.,,>-->>N,-..~->-.>-yv
THE CHRIS TIANA RIO TERS.
.........-s
Trial for Treason, at Philadelphia.
,..-,.--
INTERESTING FROM WASHING TON.
instructions 10 Mr. Letchsr, Concerning The
Tehuanirgsc ROuis.
The French Claims for Illegal Dates
Imposed in California.
The M assa chusetts Election.
&C., Sc. sc.
Large Fire st Ithaca.
Loss OVER FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.

Loss ovER FiFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Irusc,, Nov. "a 1851
The Ithaca Falls woolen Cloth Mills we're destroyed
last evening by FIRE which discovered about nine
NJ and before eleven the whole Of the main building
wool house and back houses heap Of ruins II
not known how the FIRE originated but from the fact OF
Of s breaking out At both ends Of the building there D.
LITTLE doubt but the work Of incendsry Mort
U the cloi he got out; Of them In damaged
state but no machinery wss saved. The building and
machinery insured fo- t2l SEQ follows--HsEt-
ford Company $1,000 ftna OF Hartford. 81 SOC Pro-
lection Company Of Hartford 5000 The loss Il about
SsOCC0 over the insurance
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FROM HoLLIsosHEAD, rRTLEY co.'s CIRCULAR.
IT,. s., ~. -,
Inere las been an extensive demand for cotton this
week particularly from consumers who haze purchased
- ~ ~ P~
very freely Notwithstanding the large supply taken in
the TWO previous weeks Inc oPerssions on spe-
cuatica have also been considerable and with "a
fair a. demand "a. usual for export The we-lJs
bu,inoas amoupts 10 "a sI0 h.ias Witch sho-.s
sh.. -.x.s -, ~ 49,. nHyNo
ohsn.S 49, - ~. p pei. u me "no,e s'1oS nss
must have been very materially relieved by the
ssee during the fernght amounting 100 400 bales
and with the now ANAL stock Of m ss hail..
sho,,a he ~, sss, hlo pas ~ ., ,ha p,oo.Dy
TT - a., 90 sx...ss - :. 800 ~ 49, ~,
s. ~ urn anu r1vsncins marks might reAsonssy
pace with ths demand, and the quantity oflsring
daily has been large that the SMALLEST fractional sd
vance oulv co,ald hs uuoted uuor Am.r,c.n a..cr,n
.isss which = Of .rn,, ma
i, a., nlr- .,s 49, ts-h ~ p,;.sss w. 90 49, 49,
ysDy,nng spon sne hienet quahies. Adv oalss Anne
rcan Iso Egyptian, ana p,Sl0 surnt have been taken
IN speculation with 300 Americ 100 Bahia end 200
sura for export leaving trade 40 $50 bales The
saes to- day amount TO 600 ba,es with d,-u
ana pr,ce. h.r.Iy sunrort.d ~ ''
~f " '1pP'
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
There has been increased activity in The sales OF
goods ana warns in Manchester with sorna sligbt i'm
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From Albany.
srEsL.Rlrs-cATuralSE Hayxs' soScEs

81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAMS 1ONCERT,
ALRaNH, Novcn Der "a 1881
On Saturday and Sunday nights forl surgisr-s wses
committed In this city, ct th m In Isfs street rhs
burplsrs effected entrance through se scutes both
buildings being FIVE stsyies high They did how
ever succeed In securing more than siriny amount II
booty.
Mas Catherine Esyes' concert here tonight, vu
fully attended the large ehEesh being comple-xv
lled and many ling in the Galleries fe spplsacs
on the APPEARANCE 81 Miss Hsyes most crihusiass
and che ". uSturously snceFed In rlariy ell hsr
piece.
Me..rs BrshGs and Mepss rsr- very 'syorsSsy re.
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From En.ton.

JEsNY LIED xouENENr-FINANc-A; AFFsrps
BosroS, November "a 1881
The excit ment here In -rgsrd 20 Jenny Lind n isss
noisy quite - deep her first Wait some nontAs
ego. At 12ocock to DAY every ticket for her concers
to. morrow evening. was scld
The stock market 10 buoyant. aud advanced to iay
with sr1sr trsnsactions Money continued steady a.
last weeks rates. Sterling T. quoted st l0. Aloh
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spes iaI EIecsioa in sIassaeh use sts.

IHE CONTEST FOR REPRESENTATIVES, PYoBABlR
SUCCESS or TIE coALIrIoNisrs.
Bosros, Nov. 2l-loPM
The special election, today for Representative has
been hotly contestecs-in many the yose being
muchiarger than at he State election
In Lowell the excitement very great, nd nearly
every voter at the polls The result va tie eectos
Of fOar coalitonists, one whg. and Eve vacs loiss
l, Worcester I've coslitionists have been s.es tel
In Chsrlestown choice.
In Springfield cuE whigs elected ~ from 70 to
80 clear majority
The fetal result day IN the fortyhys towns heard
rom Is the election Of 10 shgs and 50 ccationis Ia
twelve tovns, there choice
Thirty enc towns rsmaia to be heard ron
OF the Representatives thus elected the coatioa
lists have ority Of two and rrobs oily have Gag
ricd the loure; though this must depend upon the
result In those towns from which retsrns have not
yet been tea aived
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Froua New Orleans.

ARRrvAt or THE EMPIRE cIry-NoN.ARslvAL 90
THE UNION.
Nrw OsLraVs Nov "a Is5.
The Empire City from Havana, arrived last THURSDAY
bringing SIS psssepsers mostly returned oaiifornians
shs had siAC0o in gold dust on freight anu about
$4,000 In the hsrds OF passengers.
The steam chip Uuicn. due here SATURDAY from Nsp
York has mot yet arrived Is she nov l2 o coc Z,
for her safety
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spain.

TIE QUkkN-NkW TARiFF PH0FOsED,
The accouchement of the Queen had not taken place
Great preparations making 10 anticipation Of the
event
bill had been introduced in the Corter TO effect
reforms In article. Of the customs tariff The
nature q the changes proposed may be inferred from
the Minister having stated that in the article Of Goldfish
he duty which raised in 1912 the importation
tell on from $4,000 to 100000 quintals between $40
End 1881; and the revenue from II was diminished
three millions Of reals in the same period IL IL pro
posed 20 impose BscaO Goldfish imported direct from
Europe and Africa 80 reals per quntsl IN spanish and
40 res IN foreign vessels At present the duty 10 IS
aud ~ reals and the reduction proposed from other
oregn parts IL As and IS reals instead Of 50 and "a
On hides from all quarters the duties reduced about
+ tths
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, Sc.

~ REooRY's GREAT CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND
" Parcel Espreswe will despstsh our neth package,
parcel and letter express per ste.mer Dorado
Hesvy freight should be left ~ our ce prior 70 she days q
with u r. Custors regulations. No charge foe Custo N
House business Parcels received until o'clock days Of
aiiire. and letters until - o'clock v. NJ
THOMPSON \ HTTCHCOCK.
Managers and Asea.s. 100 Pearl ssrset. coz 81 wat