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DIED,
Al Stockholm, Sweden, October 18th, after lingering Illness
EVELlNA M ABERY wife OF ERNEST AErRr, daughter
D. HEAr late United states consul Tunis. Barhary.
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JoHs s. GtrTtsos, SAW. G. Donaldson, WV. H. GRAuas
Cuttings, Donaldson, q Graham, Commission stock
Hrolsers,

NEW YORK METROPOLITAN TAILORING Es-
~ Enlistment and United States Military Navy Depot 3J
Broadway corner o. Anthony srcetGEoRGE r. FOX,
and cloth importer intends waiting his friends
receive orders about the rst second December
nj Wizards Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
Nov. i7--eodn
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TIE Revenue Fraud Investigation.

WASHINGTON Nov. 22-The Senate committee
Frauds of which General James is chairman, have pur
sued their investigations in the various Atlantic cities du-
ring the but finding to examine very
large number of witnesses, will be able make only
preliminary report the meeting Of Congress- and will ask
| leave to continue their suings
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BosToN, Nov. 23-Boson returns sixteen more repre-
senatives TO the legislature showing gain of for the
wings and four for the coationss. In the house the
wings have a majority of 40 this coalition and ma
ority OF 10 all Fy-wo representatives yet
hear from The wings, 1t said, have fair prospect for
a small majority.
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The Late Rev. Francis Psrkman.

BosToN, Nov 22.-The Times newspaper of this morn.
ing gives currency report that the Rev. Francis Park
man, recently deceased, committed suicide by hanging
himself in his bath the being caused in part. by
alleged conspiracy by abandoned women and Others 70
extort money, Nc, from him
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Prices OF admission Private boxes circle and mai
guette so children under 10 half
Is cents orchestra eats IS cents family circle Is
tier, so coiored gallery, Is cents.
Door at O'Clock the curtain will be raised tx
Dor Office will be daily, from 10 O'Clock m to ococl
pm.
Nov "a
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OFFICIAL.

Messrs. DRAKE & Co., Havana.
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IMPORTANT MANIFEST
pNIAtp

VDict OF lCat Secretary. '
10 TIE llRN or DRAKE Y Co., OF TINS CRY =
An individual named william Smith. who. It
seems, Is employed On board the steamship Cfcs-
cen. City, Published, on his last arrival at tho
port Of New York, the groseest cllumnles against
tho government OF this iaand, and u give "a sem
bianse If truth TO his impostures, he has availsd
himself o. the hospitality which Is 10 fully extended
to strangers visiting Cuba
ibis act which the whole world will know how
20 qualify, hos seriously attracted tie attention Of
the Captain General, who, though the superior
authority with which he IL clothed elerates him
above replyin 20 ridiculous sallies against his gov
eminent, nevertheless deems II duty TO signify to
The author q such aspeI2ions, that they viii rot be
tolerated with irnpupity ~ tho government Of Her
hajesy, snoua others, Of similar nature, be re-
produced.
1t has therefore, leen ordered, that Immediately
on the anival Of the Crescent City, police officer
repair on board that vessel, for the sole and excd-
sive purpose Of preventing the said Smith from land
ing.
OF this order Of His Exceency j. is my duty to
apprize you snd would add that if, in future, that
individual should return board Of any steamer be-
longing to the Company, or should any person en-
ployed on board any such steamers allow himself to
abuse, in a similar manner, the courtesy extended
by the Spanish authorities TO those entering the har
Dor Of Cuba, This fact alone WW be sufficient TO sr
clude such usssd as niay convey him from entering
The port be The disadvantages thereby dccrrting TO the
company at they may, for If it DO not in the hands
OF the latter to prevent the occurrence of such abuses
On the part Of the employees, due regard for its
CONFIDENCE from those who would basely compro-
mise them
tsigned) MARTIN GALIANO,
r, e. Political Secretary.
HAVANA, September Ath, 1862
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shan eeueisds our task with thanks 10 the HERALD,
br Inc ofnc0ss paragIap hs IL Published On the dis
covery Of she anony nous pamphlet. to which they
sttacned 20 much importance over there, and whose
esnnnued publieation was fruitful Of hopes
or iiissions-and which paragraphs, We wouid here
say, en- YossGHs, apparently pointed the wrong way,
shs we're Always useless, as cur government had Ill
ready asceytaned the truth Of matter which it was
ITS duty and desire &c ascertaia of itself
The Trip OF the Black Warrior.
Many Of the most influential citizens of Mobile,
conscious OF the importance to their city Of this
line, rendered Mr.. Mead tone Of the owners and
Capt. Eehufeldt, an entertainment. in homer of the
enterprise The following correspondence on the
subject is from the Mobiie advertiser.
49,. .... MosuE, Sept. A. 1852
MEAD, Bsq. AND CAPrAlr r. ". snurnlpr, U 8. N,
CohhASpKE or THE STEAMSHIP BLACK WARRIoK.
dentlemen-The undersigned, citizens OF Mobile i'm
pressed with the Importance ths ne Of steamers
OF which the Black Warrior is the pioneer vessel beg
Of their Of the value 10 the city Of the enterprise
IN which you are engaged
As representative Of the mercantile spirit they re-
coeDne in the former Of you (Ar. head) . cicixcn
worthy OF respect and gratitude and in the latter (Osp
shufeldt whore character in the public service gives
assurance Of the shin with which this important enter
Hoping that you viii assent to their request and ap-
point day for the purpose which win be most eonvs
riept 70 you, they remain Yours, very respectfully,
w. IL. Redw ood h Co., Geo. A. Tuthil Tart, Stewart
4 Co., Blair and soloman Boykin McRea Foster,
Torrance Sons Rives, Battle Co., Foot Richards,
W. q Dickinson Ross h Marshall r. Philips, r. Ii. Red
wood H. X. Fettypiace J. B. Toulmin Son, L. M vii.
son MeGnre, Baiientyne& Co Chas. A. Mas.cn Hum
pbaies, Walsh Co ID Wheeler Il Co.. Geo. Woodward
Slough Eston Co. Jas. D. Dsas, O. w. Rapier, J. A.
Hitchcock =. j Pomeroy Co., Dunn& Hunter, Jso. u.
Todd L.avsns. Malone Il 90 Mcdowell Withers g.
Co. lie Baron n Son Ihos AdaIos q. O. Lanaion w.
T. Holt 7. Sspford st John, Powers Il Co. Bioant
Rix Kspdsli& Go 4. A. Hamilton John Scott, iona
Lnarnsi, jos Il. kurrsli Snc mar! Others.
EIoptr Spp 4 1870
GestlenerW have rectivcdy very Etrd letter OF
the 4th instant extending 10 us, l4rse number
al weh known signatures, Tie compliment OF puoc
dinner We regard this Invitation, gentlemen rs bc
most favorable and aterng evidence If tbe interest The
citizens of Mobile feel in he IL enter
prise shall consider IL tho yrocnror II pa
ircnage. With your good wishes and support the new
line mnst succeed and *b lis Mobile must
come. IN fact well III poetry, the Queen of the
Gulf
Bot arrival here has been a. most inaospicous
NONE MT II would raj her ought 10 mourn
with YOU than sou TO r. joce with Therefore with
your permission viii decline foe thu present, the
hospitality which viii be most happy any future
time &c accept. respectfully yours,
L. MEAD
r. w SHUFELDr.
To Msssrs W IL Redwood & Co Geo. A. Tuihill Tart,
Stewart Co, and others.
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inst.peting tho young and BY the adoption Of cT,
course, the parent will be Learning to sympashiza
with the teeeher At school. He will roslize what
that teacher has to perform, and appreciate his La
bors AZ home we talk of the news of the
day, politics, the changes Of fashion, and ali
such simple, perishable things. We have too
little conversation about God and his great
government. An excellent Sabbath school teacher
once said to me, al an surprised to find how manv
there are in Sabbath schools who arc entirely ie-
norant Of the Lords prayer Ny conviction is. that
they have not been properly taught 2; home" Re-
needed in the homes of all of US. How many pa
rents am I addressing who observe these things
in their homes-and how many who do not do 50
will resolve to obey them in time TO come! What
excuse have parents to offer! DO you excuse
yourselves in regard to lack Of time, or ability,
means? Do you wish your children TO visit other
houses where religion is observed and say to you.
why is this not so at home? viii relate TO you an
anecdote. told me by most intolligen. newspaper
editori my district of country. He - visiting the
sea Shore and rising early morning, be directed
bis steps to the beach, and there the witness Of
scene which he declares he will never forget. He
saw an old fisherman with his SOD, eadeavorinE
to haul boat from the shore into the wafer. When
it had reached tina waters edge the boy drew back,
and held some conversation with biz fithsr, with
reference to duty which they had not performed.
Tho listener heard the conversation, though him
sell unseen. Presently the old man and his SON
knet down, and offered to God their morning prayer.
lie. us follow their example Mt home.
Tho Rev. r. FISHER. Of Mass, addressed the
scholars, and pointed out to them the necessity for
preserving order ut school He was Of opinion that
some system should be introduced by which the
most simple books should be first placed in the hands
Of the children and not, as was frequently che case.
books Of q difficult character. He trusted that a
committee would be appointed to carry into effect
the resolutions
The adoption Of the resolutions presented to the
meeting was moved, seconded, and carried .unani-
monty.
The CHAIRMAN minated that The following
gentlemen had been appointed committee =
Mr. Nye, Rev Messrs. Adams, Dunerett, Eaton.
and Williams; and the meeting separated.
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Posi- OFFICE OPERATroNs.-Esta hed-I.von's
teri Putsvills Eesex county, N.Y. Aaron Wriekt post
mater Fentenvile, Chautauque county ny. futhsr
wetsbsster county, NY,
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One Days Riots In Haltln,ore.

During the whig meeting in Monument square, on
Monday night, young man named Cooper arrested
and committed TO to the middle district watch house,
charged with drawing q dirk and attempting to stab
George H. Malopee president of whig club Mr.. Nc
Canalan friend OF Mr. Halonee, cnGeavored TO fend
OIL The blow, and was cut in the hand by SO doing.
Three individuals, calling themselves John Reeby.
joseph Loudenbech and Christopher Reeby arrested
on Monday afternoon by officer Lee upon the charge
riotng at the grounds Of the Maryland Agricultural So
riety during the festivities of the German also
for resisting the officers whilst In the discharge Of their
duties.
In the attack the German associations IL appears
mat several persons we've wounded other than those
cerained on Monday evening Mr. Soestmen. Of Ph!la-
dephia Mr.. Hoffman and john wedding OF Baltimore,
were more or less injured Mr. Louis Schmuck grocer
~ the corner Of Howard and Henrietta Streets was so
adly wounded III the ntte, that fatal result was mt
Ist apprt ndtd lie Ecw lies in very precasious
ition
About twelve O'Clock on Monday night az political
procession passing doen baltimore, nsar floday
treet u was ATTACKED by gaur Of young rogdes who
uiled brickbats aud other missiles with considerable
Nio!ence' striking several peaceable men.
James Graham and WIN. Miller were arrested on
Monday evening. by officers Kidd and Write upop tn,
charge Of fighting AMI iiotng in the street they wore
10th committed Jail.
John Hageerty was arrested BY officers Wasor AMI
Christopher uIon the charge Of fiotous coadnet ana
throwing stones at the First Baltimore uoes Compsuy
curing TN alarm Of fire.
Policemen Woodall ani Able during the dre riot Of
Monday afternoon atrestei William Disney and Chatss
kaiinar, upon the charge Of rotiDg and ighting
officer Nanderwerer, upon the charge Of ssaulng ADD
beating VIM. Eenna,
Policeman Melvin arrested Frank Butler, upon the
charge OF az arltng and boating Priscilla Howard.
Andrew Haegerty arrested ON monday niyht by
the watch Of the Middle District rioiDg at an alarm
Of fire.
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MURDERous ASSAULT. One Of the sons Of m old
man named fitzgerald, whose whole fnmily consist
Of his wife and eight children residing at d. Ionis
became intoxicated on the 9TH instant ana com,
menced an attack on his brother Edward The latter
defended himself with axe for some time AMI IL
hicted blow two on hs assailant who In t,,r -,
drew large sharp knife with which he severoiv emf
Edward on the right side Of the face neck taking OF
portion Of the He also stabbed him twice on tho
hips once in the side and In two places in the abdomen
the latter wound was particularly dangerous and tho I'M
fortunate fell TO the floor exhausted with tho los.
OF blood While the conflict lasted tho rcmainlcr NJ thc
hmily became participants, and the old man was vonnd
ed in several places and his wife stricken with st
blow The offender, whose il Jeremiah then nsda
his escape but subsequently arrested and vns ble
Ing from the wound he had received The brother Ia
wsrd lies In most critical and hazaro,,s conitto
and but slender hopes Of his recovery are
ST. Louis Union, Sept. T.
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aa Cincinnati EHyhroPnthic Or au
xT,+or Cure E,stabliShmen

yr,u above institution is now open the reception OF
n,tsas Il is located about miles the city
on the csrtaee pike, rods from the Haml.
to and DAYTON RalIoad IN the rear G1n ana at
lie ling those dcsrous o. enjoying the
benefits the Institution RIO ., ,ho country g., o,r.
pleasing vas,y +. Of 1 eim to tf he
Cure The, natu,e art conibe rendering the view
beautiful beyond description ,;, ,, 49,.
of the arts at glance The neatness and Of the
interior combined with the esso 5 ,o render
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sye the R9o spas'Sas ee from
inclement weather The Bed Rooms are well ventilated M
modous being the application of in
win cc ce ,os here sens
Viii have an opportunity r restoring their nuse1ar
str. M ws,en by or s pure
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neirborhood remarkable for heathfusss purity Of
air. variety Of scenery Gompmsa hn VIC can
think Of his nos pace 0' 'A0s'
Pass, having had much IN IN Inc h h
pains win h9 ,vh 10 Sss r
seye yea,s devoted attention to the treatment
diseases peculiar to her and being every way
sass Ppoayaus Ute Uier with its
ailments that OF female beauty health and happiness,
ness portion Of the sr sex VII be sIeatea IN
sssessS ny this we %
the attention ladies, in all cases we shal 10
persons the Cure by the or the Cincinnati
Dayton Railroaa viii ~ A stop Al stya inc eooTa
two bIankets two coarse sheets, six towels, anu
quantity of old linen, suitable for 6andages: 49,, III
ordinary will bc ten dollars ns.p "a
M WeeMy, , some deduction will be made to those who
Il necessary spend length Of time IN the institu
ton Transient persons will be ehafgea TWO aoafs pei
day. -=t.if1 = ,L, - III, ha ch,raea for thc n rst
examination .,..t,...,,. sftf-s ssa talfii If! II.
| Ff For iuf'hei uN ni P''''|H d. a. PEAsE, NJ d. b. f
| 3.., -,,,,8 4,Y s.s.t} Proprietor and Physician
| Carthage Hamilton Co.. Ohio. auezf
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QUINCY FOUNDRY
Corner Mnin and Quincy Streets,

WHEELING, VA ....... .....
TIME Subscribers having greatly enlarged and now conf
pleted their extensive establishment, are prepared 10
furnish public with variety OF Work thelr line.
Splendid plain and fancy archcs including ienders SUM
uer fronts, fire iron stands &c, ovens common rou"'
and straight barred CRATES
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES,
Including the and most improved coal anu Wooa
stoves Franklin, balloon cannon, ten plate Keel Doa1
Hollow in all its branches Sugar kettles, or sari
Gus sizes and everything in the domestic line Wholesale
and retail. 'f' aHia 20 i'L - =. ~
Min gearing boat and mill castings Our extensive
and most assortment OF PATTERNS our long cS
erence in this line or business and the liberal patronage
hitherto received warrant us to expect contnuaioh OIL
custom business " ina m nay scaies
corn shcller truck wheel, and small wagon castings
ago" !PLoUGf I"u lis. AND PLOUGH CASTINGS. d.,
We are prepared to furnish the patent lever patent hill
side Crane, Bull Hornet, Snider, NC we have also Sc
cured at this time exclusive right to Manufacture oi
GIST'S PATENT PLOUGH, one OF the most improved
implements IN farming at the present day.
Iron rails and fencing for cemeteries houses, saIuens
vcrandas &c forrer,s improved graduating twycre OF
iron-We have secured the patent night Tor several eon
ties for tbis useful iron and exhibit
from the United States Armory qaanuea
for facilitating the Backsmiths lahors which no other
possesses. Window caps. consos, &C IN short eSeIS
thing in our line business Sad irons with fancy
1cIs porch feet vault cellers, window and sewer
gratngs &c Wrought iron NALL ana spkes' o INC oest
quality and at the lowest prices
pPersons wishing to purchase In our nhe whoiesnie
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Country will be carefully attended to and puneuay hlled'
Scrap iron purchased at market PnTesS x,oesps
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NUMBER 26.
,SELECT V YARIETY..a -
Spiritual Rappinne.

g 4
not true M But now when think o what some Of the gentle
conclude, that II this really
sa @sf
0f ,ae Of the Pstse MID
night stormy bachelor Attorney popdsled naoy Gu
rious volume to his orgotte oIe while he nodded
gently rapping at his chamber door Ts the
Tor heipl I'mfightened sore!' - ~:
Then into bis chamber fitting, lnot even one permit.
md
and and they set them down ". beside h On
most venerable lore Quoth the lawyer .Whats boIeE
rious quite an con- srner<
,u understand an them there came IN , 40
the o he III sSM hs
chatter the spirits Gathered reund him and him
Of fair madens by the seore and lass had iona an
Sart!ed the stiffness broken by reply aptly spo
which he lawyer thought could fashionable
did he sfosn out .Ssyermore! s M a iH-'
gcr-Oh!' said he sweet spirits forgiveness i'm
ors on kess to ghos.ess Who to love played
things swore! win You promise then to leave ne?' here
pointed to the door Raped the spiss
upstsrtipg he ye hence into the darkness seek 70 out
distant shore. In the noisy or FORUM In the
lonely saneto1, such CHASTITY. GRIM nsainly guests
before Leave my loneliness unbroken'-
morc"
these spirits evi-spirs STILL though most
uncivi-they will the lawyer though In tears he
implorc At his false heart they tapping they are
s fneps % snS he s
could but recall the days Of yore would rtlRrNever.
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French Cashmere Shnwls,, ,s Y va -
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE

or riCincinuati-Scssion of 1S52-'53.
TIME regular course Medical Lectures in this lnsu
tion will commence ON the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NENT, 1852 and continue lour months
noAzp TRUSTEES. q 'N .
Rev C. EbLl0TT, d. D., President OIL Boaru ~
o. NJ. LANGDONN, NJ. D., Secretary :" u "aa-..5. #. .
Rev THORNTON 4. MILLS.
Hon. C. ID. COFFlN. 0 f.
X. d. MUSSET, NJ. ID. t
Hon. JOHN BURGOYNE. .-.r ..sr.uu.g
Hon. GEO. HOADLEf, JR. -r 30
T.. NJ. GREGORY, ESQ. . .
= GEO MENDENHALL. NJ. u.
The Faculty is composed of the following gentlcncn
r. D. Messy, n. d. Proessor Of Dcscripti We anu oper'
J. r. JunKiHs, NJ. D., Professor OF Anatomy.
JouS DAVIS, NJ D., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy,
JouS F. WilrE NJ. d.. Professor of Theory and frae'
ice OF Medicine o,,.;, =,
Diseases of w omen and :: hdrcn. lTE .,N.a :. =.
Ioun A. Mrvp,y, NJ. H. Professor o! Materla Mcuica'
Tberareutics and Medical jurisprudence
q q CoAEGys NJ D., Professor of Institutes OF Meal
cine. a - r...,;.,r, .'
corRsI OF Lectures upon some Important
spccincs in Medicine and Surgery will be gwen during
he month OF October. These lectures VIII be Tree. Stu
Jents are al yiscd o commence with this course.
Th. III SSECTiNC: ROOMS, under the supervision ol J
The Adjunct Professor Anatomy, Will be opened on tie
1st OF etOber. :. .r,,.,, .,
mssectnr Ticket $40. Graduation Fee $50 .as.T
For 'uft'e' ''''' ''A'''" T. p JUDKlNS, NJ. d.,
., -H...a.t .f. Dean OF tho Faculty.