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D0- The post-ofice laws, jumbled and COM
picated as they are, must be changed-postage
must be reduced and equalized. The present
law 10 more than failure, and we fear the de-
partment will find it difficult to give clear ac-
count of its very turbid operations. We hope
Mr.. Barnabas Bates is on duty, and prepared
to guide the thing Alright at last. Had his coun-
sells been attended to last winter, we should now
be in the enjoyment of salutary system.
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Review OF tho Northern Markets for
Yesterday.
Office Of The american Telegraph, No

Office Of The american Telegraph, Nor. IA.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1916 p. m.Sales at the Stock Board
to-day follows 1900 b. and 0. h. r. Bonds 1867 81
20 shares Marine Bank, 27 so shares Citizens Bank,
o. q shares b. and o. r. r., dividend off, 6l54; ITO
shares do, (do) 6l4; IS shares York and Cumb r. r.,
IS. Md os closed at 1929 bid, 1881 asked; Bait SIS
$780, 104 bid, 104 asked; b. O. r. r. bonds, 1867, So
bid, 88 asked; do shares, dividend o0 6lA bid 6lA
asked; York and Cumb, IS bid, 1874 asked.
PHIADELPHIA, Nov. l3--5 p. m.-Sales of 1000 bbls.
flour at 1881 for State brands Corn meal $3l2 Sales
Of wheat at 9oc. for white and S1c for Southern red
Corn is steady at Coo. for yellow Oats 35c Whisky &c
New YORK, Nov. 1875 p. m.Stocks have slightly I'M
proved--Sales of Erie at So, and Canton at 6415.
Sales Of 5000 bbs flour at 1891 for State brands, and
S40D$4.25 for Southern Rye -four $3.37H Corn meal
$3.37lS@$3.5o Sales Of $4,000 bus. Canadian white
wheat at s5@s7c, and 5000 bus. Michigan at s7@S9c
Sales of $4,000 bus mixed at GOOGLE Oats 3S@39c
Rye 6o171c. Sales Of 700 bills pork at $145o@Sl5
for old and new Mess Beef $7.75@$1o25 Lard 89sac.
Cotton is frmsales of 1900 bales Whisky 21@211ac.
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VISITING FIREmES.--The Mountaineer Hose
Company, Of Cumberland, and the Junior Fire
Company, Of Frederick, are making arrange
ments for their visit to this city next week to
join in the fremen's procession. The latter
company will number sixty men, and arrive
here on Tuesday next.
The United States and Columbia Hose Com
panies, Of Philadelphia, will leave that city for
Baltimore on Monday or Tuesday next The
United States proceeds directly to Washington,
where they will spend day, and return here
and join in the procession. They will be ac-
companied by Beck's and Gauls brass bands.
Baltimore Sun.
br II the rate Of fare between this city
and Baltimore was anything like reasonable, q
large portion Of the visiters to that city would
not be Satisfied unless they had seen Washing
ton also. Is there no means Of bringing thi'
sbout'
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A bill admitting Atheists to testify under
oath has passed the Vermont House of Repre-
sentatives. Although not an Atheist, we would
believe one man of good moral character as
quick as another, without regard to his views Of
theology. Bee.
1t is fashionable to boast of liberality; but
all fashions may be carried to extremes. For
Christians to agree to disagree upon "non-es-
ssntials," is well; to trust to the influence of a
good example and gentle suasion as the means
Of proselyting nom believers in revealed religion,
is well enough; but to receive the word or the
oath Of an open blasphemer who denies the ex-
istence of Supreme Ruler Of the Universe, is
both wicked and ridiculous The only morality
such man can have is that reflected upon him
or absorbed by him from the Christians among
whom he lives, and is not sufficiently thorough
TO give warrant Of his truthfulness When
man declares he does not believe in the Deity,
we do not believe him. Could we possibly be-
ieve such declaration, we would fear the man
as we would an irrational beast
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BY DYER & MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.

BY DYER & MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.
VERY EXTENSIVE ALE OF vALU-
niture, Paintings, &c.-On TUESDAY morning,
November Is, at 10 o'clock shall SELL by order Of the
Trustee of the late Mrs Anna Clarke, at the former
able Furniture contained therein, viz:
Mahogany and Rosewood Crimson and Light Blue
Medallion Embroidered Sofas, Lounges, Arm and
Parlor Chairs, Ottomans, Piano Stool and Footstool
to match, with extra chintz
Windows Curtains with hesvy sa
Mahogany six-octave Du Bots a Stoddart Piano
Mahogany Marble-top Centre Table
Two splendid Frenca-plate Pier Mirrors, with white
marble slabs and gilt brackets
Handsome Gilt and Alabaster Mantel Clocks
Cutglass Mantel Lamps, with rich cut prisms and
shades
French Gilt Girandoles
Bronze Candlesticks and Candelsbras
Sver-plated Candlesticks, four large Vases
Two Bronze and Gilt Chandeliers
Twelve Gilt four and fye-light Candle Brackets
Unique Mantel Ornaments
number of fine Oil Paintings
French Mahogany Marbletop EscrtoEe
Marble-top Mahogany Sideboard
Mahogany Extension, Dining and Card Tables
Mahogany Bookcases with glass doors
Mahogany Hair seat Chairs and Rockers
Polished Steel Fire sets
Marbletop Pier Tables
Royal Wilton, Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Buff and Gold Bouquet Painted French China Dinner
and Dessert set
Blue and Goldwrcath lowered French China Dinner,
Dessert and Tea set, to match
Cutglass Caret Pitchers, Decanters Wines Tumblers
Champagnes, Hooks, Water Bottles, and Finger
Bowls
Silver-pated Chafngdishes
Twolarge Oak Bookcases with glass DOORS for library
cost 5000; French Mirrors
Mahogany double and single French Bedsteads
Mahogany Wardrobes, Marblc-top Dressing Tables
Mahogany Washstands and Commodes, Toilet sets
Rosewood Cribbage and Chess Table
Mahogany Cradle, Superior Feather Beds
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Paliases, Quilts, Blankets Lounges
Mahogany-framed French-pate Psyche Glass
Maroon and ChintZ Window Curtans Cornicee
Chntz and white muslin Bed Canopes
Chamber Armchairs, Stair Carpet and Rods
Straw Mating, Painted Floor Cloth, Rugs, &c.
TERMS: Fifty dollars and UNDER cash over fifty doll
lars credit Of two and four months for notes sasfac
torily endorsed, bearing interest
RS- The Furniture will be arranged for examination,
and the house opened for ysiters Monday the 18th
instant. DYER a MCGUIRE,
nov 7-eots Auctioneers.
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States Bank, Arbuthnot and Ambrister, Don
Nicholas. z. Trist, the Galphin claim, Bedinger
who made the eagle speech, the Bargain and
Intrigue Of George Kreemer memory, the Gar
diner and Mears claims, and General Pillows
intrenchment-are they to be named no more
forever? Coruscations Of departed glory, we
honor youl Your fame was once Of great re-
nown.
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aa- Anatomy.-For thirty years past,

car Anatomy.-For thirty years past,
there has been going in this city curious by
which the bones skeletons dssected purified scraped
and varnished when they again replaced by OF
wires, rivets, &c. and reappear in all their pristine
strength beauty and oveliness, Drawing the MONDAY
of the sostice the pattering rain hail
of more Indictment Persons having good whale
bone umbrella parasol skeletons respectfully in
them with the subscriber for resuscitaton.
Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets DANIEL PIERCE.
nov 7-cotf
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The LIQUOR LAw.-The Republic learns that
suit is to be commenced by representative Of
the temperance societies, for the purpose Of test
ing whether the law recently enacted applies to
taverns and hotels as well as to other establish
ments where spirituous liquors are sold in guam
titles less than a pint.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-14

NAUGHTY BRoTHERs.-We learn that two
brothers by the name of Kennedy had regular
pitch battle on the Island last night Which
of them would have come out victorious was not
ascertained, as the Watch came along and
promptly escorted both to the watch-h house.
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CABINET OFFIcERs.-From 17E5 to 1850, as
We gather from table in Disturnelps Register
for 1852, the Presidents, Vice Presidents, and
Cabinet Officers have all been selected from
the several States, as follows: Maine ], New
Hampshire 2, Massachusetts p, Connecticut 8,
Vermont !, New York 10, New Jersey 2, Penn
sylvania Is, Delaware 4, Maryland 10, Vir-
ginia %, North Carolina 8, South Carolina Z,
Georgia s, Louisiana 8, Ohio Z, Kentucky g.,
Tennessee 7, and Michigan /.
Nineteen States have thus shared these hon
ors, the following never having participated in
them, viz: Rhode Island, Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi, Texas, Arkansas, Indiana, Illinois,
Missouri, Iowa, Wisconsin, and California-12.
The Eastern States have had %; the Middle,
so; the Southern, AZ; the Western, "a.
The Presidents have been from the following
States, viz: Massachusetts, 2; New York, Q ;
Virginia, g.; Louisiana, Ohio, l. Tennes-
zee, 2-thirteen from six States.
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SOCIAL CLUB.-We learn that the Cotillon
party recently given by this club, at the navy
yard, was patronised by a large number Of the
members of the Anacostia Fire Company and
others, and that the good order observed and
the enjoyment Of the occasion, were altogether
worthy the name assumed by this association.
Their next ball, we learn, will be given on the
Goth instant
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-14

DEcEAsE OF ANOTHER PHYsIcIAN.-The New
York Sun records the decease of Granville Sharp
Pattison, M. D., Professor of Anatomy in the
University of New York, and one Of the ablest
teachers of his department in the country. He
died on Wednesday morning, in the Goth year
Of his age.
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Foroiun Noyys.

We refer to our first page for the news by the
Cambria, which arrived at Halifax yesterday.
We have to-day learned by telegraphic de-
spatch, in continuation of the items, that the
Socialists of Paris are reported as being highly
indignant at Kossuth. For what, is not stated,
but we doubt not they have as good reasons as
have our pseudo aristocrats here
There is prospect of compromise between
the President and majority of the National
Assembly.
The Prince de Joinville, il is said, is about to
retire from the Presidential contest; and it is
rumored that the President intends appealing
to the Assembly to hasten the Presidential cleo
ton.
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nov 146t


TJ,HE SUBSCRIBER, thankful for past favors, would
most respectfully call the attention OF his friends
and the public generally TO his PROVISION STORE,
south side Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and 9th
streets, and Immediately opposite National Hotel where
be had at all times and the most accommodating
terms,
summer and Winter Cured Bacon
Lard Pork, Smoked Beef
Beef Tongues, &C., 40. .
nov 14-1m RUDOLPH RIcHHoRN
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nay, We call the attention Of our readers to
the advertisement Of Mr.. RUpdfpH EIcHHoRN.
He has some very fine samples Of Bacon and
Leaf Lard on hand 4l-
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be5~ The 102d anniversary of the University
OF Pennsylvania was celebrated last night.
Henry d. Gilpin, an alumnus of 1816-the same
class to which r. J. Walker belonged-was the
orator.
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ELECTION OF A TEAcBgR.--At a meeting Of
the Board Of Trustees Of the Public Schools,
yesterday afternoon, Mr.. James L. Dawson, for
merly of Pennsylvania, was elected principal Of
the male primary school Of the fourth district,
in the place Of Rev. William T. Eva, who re-
signed for the purpose Of accepting the Office Of
teacher in the Rittenhouse Academy
Republic.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-14

KossuTH. There appeared something like
the ebullition Of popular enthusiasm for the
name of Kossuth, and horde of our editors
thought they could quell it. In the case of Lo-
PEI their wishes had been gratifed; and they
cared little by what means they could get the
iron collar on Kossuth's neck-all were ready
to turn the screwl Had they Concha to aid
them, they might have succeeded; but the gal
liant Long was not to be used. They had di-
plomstic Owen, (who must also, as soon as
found out, take his place in the garroteD By
the way, was not the famous letter Of an at
tache sent from an executive office in this city
for publication abroad! Something Of the kind
has been rumored. The aAache must be brought
to light.
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Ina An Annual National Fair should be held
in this city. 1t would result in great advan-
tage to, the country. All useful arts should be
comprehended in it's object. Agriculture, manu-
features, and commerce would all be benefited
the whole Union and the world would be bene-
flied and our national legislators would learn
useful lessons from such a source of instruc-
ton.
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paS- The proprietors Of the New York Times
announced the other day, that the daily circu-
lation of that paper exceeds Is, 900, and added:
I" The Times is not yet seuen weets old yet it
has reached circulation never before com
manded by any new paper in three years.
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0DD-FELLows' HALL:-This spacious hall is
beautiful, well contriyed, eligibly situated, and
well kept 1t has been reftted, splendid chan
deliers have been introduced, and everything is
complete. We have recently visited it for the
purpose Of observing the admirable arrange
ments that have been made. 1t is now also
lighted with gas in brilliant style.
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GREAT CURE FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.

nR. j. s. ROSES EXPECTORANT or COUGH SYRUP,
is decidedly the most valuable Compound for Coughs
and Colds. Even Consumption is curabls II attended 10
in time 1t alays irritation OF the Lungs, removes all
Bronchial affections, and is certain for sudden
cold, accompanied with Of throat and cough,
The great demand for this medicine in Philadelphia and
elsewhere is the strongest evidence the thousands who
using it will testify OF its superiority every other
cough preparation. Price only 30 cents per bottle.
All Of Dr. Roses valuable Family Medicines for sale
by u. ID. Gilman, w. Ii. Gilman,
Chas. Stott Il Co., Samuel Butt,
j. Il. Calan, John w. Marin,
noyl2-tr Washington city, ID. @.
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By DYER & MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.
YVNRUSTEE,S SALE OF Valuable st


TrRUSTEE'S SALE OF Valuable Stock
i OF Groceries, Liquors, Wines, Boots
and Shoes Standing Casks Store Fixtures &cBy virtue
of deed of trust duly executed and recorded the sub
scriber will sell at public auction, Thursday the Goth
day of November 1861 at ten o'clock m all the stock
in trade Of the Grocery and Liquor Store of E. w. Hail.
on the corner Of It'll and streets, consisting Of
White and Brown Sugars
Rio, Java, and other Coffee
Imperial, Young Hyson, Souchong and other Teas
Barrels Of Flour, Sacks Of Salt
Sperm Oil, Candies Soap
Barrels of Mackerel, Herrings and Shad
Kegs Of Lard, barrels of Molasses and Vinegar
Spices, Tobacco, Cigars
Brooms, Wooden Ware
Crockery and Glass Ware
Scales and Weights, Standing Casks
Superior Brandy, Whisky Gin and Wines, in casks
and bottles.
Also, assortment Of Mems, Women's and Childrens
Boots and Shoes together with all the Store Fixtures &C.
embracing large and wellseected stock worthy the at
tenton of merchants and housekeepers.
TERMS $50 and under, cash. $780, and under 300,
two and four months; 800, two, four, and six
months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed.
CHAS s. WALLACH Trustee.
lodi DYER Il MCGUIRE, Auct
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Ba- WIN. W. b. GALLAHEn, (son Of the edi-
tor Of the Charlcstown, Va, Free Press, drew
the half Of 81 800, in lottery, the other day.
1t served him right--what business had be to
gamble.
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JNHE SUBSCRIBER begs to offer his friends and the
i trade in general his large assortment OF French
Calf Skins and Patent Calf Skins OF the most approved
brands, and Leather in general all OF which he will sell
low, for cash approved credit
90 dozen French Calf Skins, from 81 10 $50 per dos
Homemade Calf Kipps and Uppers
$50 sides Spanish Sole Leather
1000 pounds superior Light Shoe Skirting
100 sides Harness, Bride, and Band Leather
Morocco Shoe Innings and Binding Skins
shoemakers Findings (SolIe Kitt)
As- The only agent for Horace Ii. Days Thread Web
bing for Congress Boots
car Store kept open until o'clock p. m.
4. q. FORD,
nov 14-6t Corner OF 7th and q SITS.
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or IL Is confessed that there arc many
things which eyes have not SEEM and which would
within the reach Of observations because
Of the want OF time inclination 10 look for them but
Incredibly keeps many persons from knotcing that VISIT
ING and WEDDING CARDS be written by RICHARDSON
require close examination TO be distinguished
from engraving Call at his room Duyslrs building; Sec
believe, and buy pack. nov 14-lts
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~ Baysrd Taylor has seen Lola Monies,
and says she is pretty. Perhaps so; but what
Of it, Pretty, even beautiful women-and
good, too--may be daily seen on our streets.
When one Of these falls, she is abhorred and
despised--it may be with too little charity.
Shall va import the impure and rejected Of
Europe to idolizei How much better would
the keeper and manager Of such woman be
than pimp and panderer to the infamous'
~ Mr.. Toombs is likely to be Senator
fsen 0sefsis.
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Ea5- The Philadelphia Sun-absent for sew
eral days-shone upon us this morning, cheerful
and pleasant as ever.
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

by A. HHEEN, AuCtl0n6or.
N EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF WATCHES
IA and Jewery, comprising stock of $780, 900 WORTH at
auction, Wednesday, the 18th instant at o'clock p
M, at my saesroom, and will be continued Thursday
Friday and Saturday afternoons and evenings The stock
comprises assortment of fine Gold Watches, Guard
Fob and Vest Chains Chattelanes for ladies' Gold Me-
daons, Lockets Bracelets, Breastpns Ear and Finger
Rings; Gold Thimbes, Pens and Pencilcascs; Silver
Fruit and Butter Knives Cardcas &C., DC.
The aforementioned stock comprises the greatest as
sortment of fine Gold Watches and Jewelry exhibited
in this Market and from the that has given
such universal satisfaction at my former sales. The goods
will be warranted represented.
nov LIT A, GREEN. Auct
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A LEAF FOR LUE.-A young woman in the
burning building in. Philadelphia on Wednesday
night lenped from the fourth story window and
received no injury!
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residing in tho route embraced between Twelfth and Four
tenth Streets notified that j. O. Adams is no longer
entrusted with that route The paper hereafter will be
carefully served All payments will BIO made to Mr.. ROB
ERT GoGGIy. [nov lift
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Bay. There is to be grand O'Brien Demon
stration at the Museum Saloon, Philadelphia,
on Wednesday evening Of next week. Governor
Johnston is to preside.
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DIED,

DIED,
In this city, ON the 18th instant DENNIS HIGGINS,
native OF the county Of Cork Ireland aged seventy
years.
Yesterday morning, in this city, Miss CHARLOTTE
RUSSELL, aged seventy three years.
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A CARD.

TIVE members Of the SOCIAL CLUB" take pleasure
i In returning their thanks 10 the members Of the
Anaoosa Fire Company for their attendance at the Co
ton party given by them at Anacostia Hail. ON the
evening Of the 18th instant. SOCIAL CLUB
MOI 1l--ItH
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BLACK AND MOURNING GOODS.

BLACK AND MOURNING GOODS.
WYE ARE NOW OPENING very choice and select
w stock Of Black goods, embracing all desirable art
ces for Ladies' in mourning We name, in part
80 pieces Black Alpaca all grades
10 do choice Bombasiss, Lnpn's make
8 do Black French Merinoes
do do Cashmeres
do do Cashmere de Ecosse
5 do do Muslin dc LANES
5 do econd-Mourning Silks
do English Grapes
10 do Italian Grapes
/ carton Black Love Wells
2peces Veil Grape very NICE with Black Silk, Kid
and Cotton Gloves; and all kinds Of Black Hosiery.
VERIFY & MILLER,
nov13-1m No. 6, Pa. av, bet. It'll and 8th SITS
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Vessel in Distress.

NORFOLK, Nov. 13.-The schDner Maria, Of
Newburyport, Sc days from Nicaragua pia St.
Domingo, with fifteen passengers and cargo of
hides and India rubber, bound to New York,
put in here in distress, with damaged hull, and
loss Of Sails rigging, SC.
Freshet III the 81. Johns yiper.
st. JOHNS, N. b., Nov IA heavy freshet
has occurred in the st. Johns river. At Fred
erickton the water rose fifteen feet suddenly,
carrying off logs, lumber, horses, cattle, sheep,
hay sc. The loss is very heavy.
Hire.
Troy, Nov. 13.-The saleratus mandatory
of Hugh Chinsen Co. was consumed by fire
last evening. The stock was insured for
SIS, 900.
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On Tuesday, the 18th instant by the Rev, NICHOLAS d.
foUNG, Miss SARAH 4. YOUNG and JOHN CARROLL
BRENT, both Of this city
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baltimore Markets.

BALTMoRE, Nov. 14-2 p. m.
Sales have been made of four hundred bar
rels of Howard street flour at 1881.
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McKendree Chapel-Bishop James, Of the M.
u. Church, providence permting) will preach in the
McKendree Chapel, Massachusetts, avenue, between
9th and 10th streets Sunday next the 10th instant al
IL o'clock a. IN. nov 14--2
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POSTSCRIPTi
I Despatched 10 the American 1slsgrapA.l

NEW York, Nov 14-2 p. m.
Stocks have an upward tendency to-day. We
quote y. s. 6's Of '67 at ll6i.
Flour is steady at yesterdays quotations.
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sa,, TleqyapA Washington city, wishing TO Withdraw
thsrefom very early period for the purpose OF en-
terng upon other pursuits offers his interest Of one
third for sale on reasonable terms Apply to the pub
lisbsrs II
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OVERCOATINGS,

0VERC0ATINGS.
yLTE have now in store the following:
wv pieces Beaver Cloths, some very fine
40 pieces Petersham Fets, very heavy
10 do Plain Felts, do
Is do Fine French Cloths, very superior
20 do Fancycolored Cloths
10 do Black French Doeskin, all grades
so do Plain Plaid and Fancycolored Cassmores
With variety Of Vestings Cravats Scar Pocket Hand
kerchef, Undershrts Drawers, Half Hose, Gloves sus
penders, &C.. &c. YERBY MILLER.
nov7-d2w No. o, Pa. av., bet. 7th and Sth SITS
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A chimney took fire last night. Where are
ths swcspsS