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BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR THE CAPITOL AT AUG
TONOn "Wednesday afternoon, May nth, O'Clock
lots and
feet Maryland between ID and Sd
BY a snug frame house, containing
residue twelve months
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
May I'd Auctioneer.
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The steamers has pressed he market to
extent Of i-midalng declined mos, Sales Of 3ooo bale
sei
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CONFUSION A roR0ER -THK NtRTHA wh'HfN0roN Gov.
srKAcr cAsE
CINCINNATI. May 9.-Tne man Miller, who confessed 10
ing fogred check in this city last winter ally
brought before the magistrate iodsy, when he again
f.ssd his guilt and committed in defaul, Of
curly His confession is subssnahy The stated In
despatch from III city Friday last bat IL is
ported parties Of responsibility and standing be-
fore suspected, now implicated
The trial Of the "Marha Washington conspiracy case
commenced this morning before Judge Mclean. All the
prisoners we're present except Nchoon snd Stevens the
former foslcisd bis recognizanoe of $500.
The office Of the district attorney burgsrousy
Columbus last night and several papers connected
with this case were stolen. The Of Nj Barton, the
principal prose- eating witness, At the Neil House, was also
ente red and bis ransacked but paps Of port
spoe were in either which cannot be replaced.
Al immense number Of witnesses have been summoned,
I'D the uial Il ex pectrd 10 last three weeks
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60 Lemuei Middleton city Coiiector-The very
Of this gentleman
The Office Of collector the ensuing election in June
Nay
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MAI ToR MunptE.

PHu.apELrHiI, May o-Cap'sin Daniel M9lony, former
" Of ship Sarsnse, and recently commander Of tie
ship Ro,cin u New York. bad hearing before the Un
ted States commissioner 70 day, the charge q having
caused the death The laer vessel the
18Th December last tie remanded, snd left in
tod this afternoon for New York
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE
poyNErTrs ACTING MONKEYS, DOGS AND GOATS.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ONLY.
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NoRrorK May 10 "A tornado Of great violence passed
ovef Moss. Point lower par Of Princess Anne
~ virgias yesterday number Of house, were blown
dow p and steAt many damaged considerable extent,
everything many miles being prostated -Four persons
were instantly killed and member seriously injured
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lie
Joeko and Madns Miunes
uonkey Tight
introducing grand
m o. HsrrC line AID Fsinily.
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Nrw ORLKaSs May 9-Advces from Galveston 10 the n
that terrific occurred that day which did
immense damage to;,hippng. The barqae Elisha Den
nson Of New York. capsizsd, and msuy ohsr vessels
bound north were driven ashore rjnred.
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MONTREAL May lo-Ths steamer Genoa, the 6rst OF tbs
new line arrived Qaebrc hts notoing IRON Liverpool
alter passage OF q dsys
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M,yoR DlcKiE-The AlsNHy Atlas, in speaking Of or
ne appointed postmaster sa 70; Mr DcSie me post
master at Bnaao syss one Of O. delegates 10 The bnt-
falo convention and is genlemSn OF undoueied COM
peiency."
The fret part OF this is libel upoa Mt D'cse. lie
not one Of those who, isas, usd All men inHa-
ence to divide distract aid defeat the democratic parry
He had nothing TO DO with the Buffalo convention o.
the Buffalo platform, but has been s'a's horwao'
working democrat. The Atlas wrongs him ~ CHASING
him wih those who aided the wings in defeating ten
erai Csss and eeetng General Taylor and IN overhroW-
Ing the democracy Of tbs Staie-B-faio Cysr'r'
The Hon. WIN C. Rve-. Of Virginia. has been chosen
TO deliver the address the next annual ta OF we ha
pland Agricultural Society in October nsnt me isf
Of the Virginia Society will be held IN the week ioio"
ing.-Bnh .7nsyieam.
ASorBrs eUAso ISLAND. The ALA California STATES
thar Captain Sinclair, Of The British ship Helena ~ can
Francisco from Liverpool, daring hs passage dsco'.leu
an island not laid down on any chart " . aooo' npe
miles lsng and one and halt broad ne ioSefeo ~
boat and went ashore. were Ire stayed some ume' ~
island Is covered with ggapo about slgh' iee' oeef
samples Of which he ha. hrop Rht with him An A"s',
oan captain The FIRST who discovered ~ p'' ooa'o
no' Ind Il again Captain 81 scair would not give ne
ume stitude, or longitude ~ the newly d'seo'e'so
gusno bed
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Providence, Or. Id May 10 The fulling mill snd
foundry Of Messs. Perkins Lee Bridgeport. burnt
last night Loss So, 900. Insured fof $4,000.
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ny GREEN a SCOTT, AuetAoneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUcTioN.-On wednes-
lth shall SELL
O'Clock, handsome bndng situated in
fronting between asl and 2d - teet running
inches being lot No ~ said square
handsomely located RAPIDLY improving Of the first
ward.
Terms: twelve months purchaser
bearing interest from day Of
sale. A deed given, and deed Of trust taken.
Title indispuable.
GREEN x SCOTT, II
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HIS eEeellency Governor Collier yesterday issued the
following notice, which will be carried into effect To-
day:
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctionser.

by j.. G. MCGUIRE, AuctionSer.
VERY yALUABLEC ORNEH LOT ON SEVENTH STREET AT
Public sae.On Wednesday, May ith, o'cIock,I shall sell
lot 44a situated Of north and Seventh
TerKs: One third cash. the residue twelve and eighteen
months, for satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
May ed
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A GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE AT O'CLOCK ON
THURSDAY, MAY IL
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BUFFALO May lo-An scsdent occurred on the Erie
railroad last night, by which four brakesmen badly
injured. No passengers were hort.
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DISTINCTIVE TORNADO toss oF IFE EKrESsrv
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The only Of iuellieenoe is the discovery Of rich
gold mines and deposiics in New Zealand Auckland &c
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GUNNER MII.LINERY.-MrsM VI. A. Hills will op-n q
above goods Thursday, May irh The
o adj .
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Advices from this Territory three days later. n
o v Of moment
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orrrcE Housr o. RsrsrsrSr.rrvrs U. g.,

May ., lass
he nj susss~
y O'Clock, Wednesday eighth
fr furnishing hundred
be broken into Jumps about The pound weight,
be delivered and spwsd he vaults q the Capitol from All
dust and particles %
Also, furnishing cord. q IN.
quality q seasoned hickory wood-two
and twenty-five cords be the
be
ured At the expense Of the contractor.
Tn. pot away before the
10th day of September
JOHN w. FORsFY,
Clerk House Of Representatives u the United stsios.
May l0-dtsthluue
fIntshgencer, Republc and Evening start
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DIED,

BY the President:
w. l. MAHcY, Secretary Of State.
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/, LARET WINES, BROWN STOUT. PALE ALE. Sc
" iusi landing
$50 superior from Bordeaux, VIZ:
Marsos Lahue Chateau Lavie 81 Jnisni
Brown stout "a : say;
Hbs,s Bys-sr uiers, YounEs Tcnnenis, &c, in perfect
quality.
Alsn ehosce chanarar wines hed-eck, mumrp ssut.
sparkling hook SC For saie w -
MAY n-pvif TWAS Opposite Browns Hotel
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NEW sod Cheap HsreG~s--Wr y
ofLupinis p,sin hrrsEes n qualify lac
an coaos.. uhsch very ds~ra~le and
Also hand, 10 plsin choice shades
pnt, mode
sin seil At p cents per yard. Cail and zee th-u.
~. sHuSTEn 4 CO,
Nay s-dM SeFenh street, Penn,
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= O.S r s G. r P T.
RALEPAST FIVE O'CLOCK A.
RdLFPAST FIVE O'CLOCK, An.
EXTENSIVE CONFLAGRATl0NS.
Destruction Of the Empire IRON Works
-~~~~~~->>--~~~~>-~~~>-~-~~--
Two Blocks Of Houses in Greenwich and wash.
ingt0n streets in Ruins.

An extensive conaagration broke out this mornfngr
completely destroying the extensive concern known ~
the Empire Iron Works. foot of Twenty third street and
East river
Whilst the above raging furiousy, an alarm was
rung for fire in the Thiri fire district The block u
houses in Greenwich street from Troy Jane and
ing back to Washington street. entirely oonsumsd-
cludipg among other large establishments sssh ana
blind factory a 6rearm and other manufactures
When our informant left the scsne the flames were
unsubdued, and the adjoining blocks were in imineat
danger.
The loss Of property by these res must be immsass
but we could not for want Of time obtain any furthse
particulars.
Our evening edition will contain all the facts OF this
terrible calamity.
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The music then struck up to drown some confusion.
Ihe convention then proceeded to add to the COMMITTEES
from brooklyn, Williamsburg and Jersey
Inere was great confusion attending the election Of
most OF these committee men.
he1e an enthusiastic young gentleman came upon the
sAna, and tried to speak Cries of sput him out"
hiek MIN out" "Who you, old bloat2n g Give
ns ycrr nams' Here there was every symptom OF row.
quences.
resolution was then passed that the committee elect
be empowered TO fill vacancies
resolution Was then offered, In substance, that Mr.
ferham should not be hsrebodsr to any extent and
That the goods TO be dist ibu ted should placed
hands OF the committee appointed be held in trust
for the shareholders and they should pepge their
tons to dispose Of the weny dvs thousand tickets
naming unsold In the hands of Mr. Perham.
The excitement here renewed TO the fullest extent
and impo sibe tell whether the above resolution
psssed or not Loud cries of 'Humbug," THAT won't
do Barnum," Try again, /" 1--WE wide awake"
IL was then moved and carried that this committee
tho daily papers
Mo red and carried that the committee be empowered
to receive the property to be distributed for Mr. Perhani
After this there great noise Apd confusion In the
midst 0, which the audiences dispersed and ended the
proceedings upon this new game Of the aga
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Police Intelligence.

THs NEw roIcx Usroan.-The police appeared yestsr
day their dress, and attracted much attention
We have already published the full particulars Of this
system, which hope win have the salutary inu-
In city government that 1t now promises. me
blue coat cannot be hid easily the star hsrsas-
ter cizers readily distinguish an officer 10 the
tim Of necessity.
ALLEGED ATscvSding fire 20 iis Slore-On Tuesdav
afternoon young nan namod Mathew D 'sourke IiyinS
at No IL Rpg street. appeared before the Chief al
rlice, and made complaint against John NJ Heuatv
fcrpsr tea dealer al Sss ghth avenue setting fo Is
be then was, called him aside and stated 10 him that -
bad heavy debts against him soon falling due and =
money 10 meet them ard that he had concluded 10 nr
his store anc obtain ths money for which his stock Va
insured He offered TIE comp pl,pant $500 TO ala hiu
In the enterprise, sut he refused TO have snv-
thirg to do with Il. The accused had Large
stead OF containing tea we're allied With ssweuyt Thsea
be piled In the centre Of the store and around the
placed ls,gs number Of newspspsrs he then placed
the pile in such that when 4 was nearly con-
umed its hame wculi communicats With the combusu-
bles near H. ten O'Clock that evening he left store
out, but fortunately ertinguished With bat
slight damcxe being done. The complainant fur1hse
svears that the accused insured For 900 In ths
Pscsc ana ~ coo In tse Greenxish Insurance oompsae
and that he put In claim Of 81 100 for osss
by the IRE and urgee the Of the In
sursnss compeDies Upon the strength Q, thn amd:vi
was Iiaesd in the hssds Of polieem:n Boomer and No
Phson, Who accom- panied BY Rourhe, went in pursuit
Of him whsn they had got some distance up Brood.
secured him. and ausiy Arssd nsusty At hIs house,
No lsi west Twenty rInsh street. whershs has family.
sd r.: y . ss. . s :: s1s sy
I: - ss
been i'ss'a 81 ss:rf: him ~ 's.s Hs sfs:. Z, .ss
| animation
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THE DIFFICULTY WITH THE SPANISH MINISTER RE.
CONCILED-RATLR0AD TO THE PACIFIc-ANrrCIPA A.
TED FAMINE-THE CHOLERA IN YUCATAN-INDIAN
DEPREDATIONS-MAIL ROBBERS, ETC
NRw ORLEANS Nov. Is 1853.
The steamer Texas arrived to- day Vera Cruz bring
ing dates from the city Of Mexico to the 5 and Vera
Cruz to the 11th.
The Texas detained at Vera Cruz four days By a
heavy norther =
The news possesses some features Of interest The
cent omcuity between the Mexican and
SPANISH Minister had been amcaby settled and the lat
ter had returned to his post
notice had been issued to contractors inviting bids
for the construc ton Of the contemplated railroad
vera ruz to the Pacific via Pueba and the cit of Msx
co. The time allowed for the bids Is four months 1t
rumored however that Messrs. Belanger and Ricards
tract.
Fears were entertained OF general famine in conse
quence OF failure of the harvest In Durango and other
interior provinces.
The cholera was abating, and only few scattering
cases reported chiefly Pueba and the city of Mexico
larrAizir had been promoted to the Genera'ship Of
DIVISION for his services in suppre ssng the recent rebel
lion in Yucstan The latter State was still ravaged by
the cholera Over 700 persons had died In Merida in
clnding many OF the most prominent citizens
The Indians were continu ng their depredaons, and 1t
was reported that they had murdered twelve white
Numerous mail robberies had also occurred recently
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BUILDING MATERIALS.

we'll 70 ca a. igor works nnc ersains stock Of
window Intel and sill patterns, &. a.. WeEre prepared 10
orders from fcurcea patterns Of indos
Iintes eaboratoy bpisd ard varying style ~
about third the prize c stone cut in
Specimens Of nts and ss may al bs seen In the
lowing buildings w. u. Astors tading lc7 Gr wich
Lexington avenue Groeers Dsnk hxdins, Cocss
place and Barclay street, n L. stevens eighteen buiidnxs
Fourth street and River Peter Gole build
ngs street and fourth Avenss Issso Pl.te
Murray sree Crison Blults buildings % Murray s,res
James Boormans buildings, rs CLfmse-s street; j. j. w.
Meeks bu ldngs, Church ard Vesey streets; Ncp
York City Flour Mills. Brocue and Lewis sresss
George Bridges white I-tie front tndas 6 pey
Stovctin's buildingo, Jersey City; Kemp Che 0ison)
williamsburg and numerous other places. Also, iron
nioes capitals columns rrders CRATES and Tenders ko 40
JAMES 8. JACKSON, BRO TIER CO.'S Iron N Borks
etRoet
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HAMILTON, (Bermudi, Nov. 8, 1855.
The feter- Co'e Of the Legislative Secneeing Of Court
Of General Assixe-Natal Neus dc.
The fever sti hpsers in different parts OF the islands
There are fevers at tho Military Hospital PESTS
Island, where two sergeants of the Fifty sixth were
terday lying in very low state There are two or three
cases srcrg the five left in care of the barracks
hanilton--one with black vomit yesterday. The trus
tees OF Devonshire College havi, placed the building
the service Of the military author les number oe the
Fifty sixth were on Saturday last removed there from,
the encampment at Prospect Hill man was brought
from Devonhre College yesterday sick-probably from
fever Among the civilians there are few cassr but
TWO OF 'hree Deaths however, have occurred for week
viceAm miral Sir George F. Seymour has RENTED to
Major osEeley the acting Governor, the handsome sum
OF to1 Vs. being the amount of subscriptions at Halifax
n s, for the benefit OF the sufferers by the epidemic
here In az eon to this amount the Admiral had pre-
vont RENTED the sum Of ESQ sterling, his exceencys
Yeste day his honor Major eey closed len gthsnsd
Sc sion OF the Legislature with appropriate speech
This session va opened by Col philipotts r. t. on
which occasion he was accompanied by Col Robe X. A.,
and lewis NASH Esq, ore nance storekeeper and it
akabis circumstance that all three have fallen
victim, to the fatal epidemic.
The Court Of General Assze met yesterday when his
honor the Chief Justice stated that the epidemic which
has prevailed OF late with much fatality not having
yet nbded it Is deemed expedient To adjourn the court
10 this cay fortnight At II o'clock.
The Admiral was to leave halifax this week in his flag
ship the Cumberland, for the West Indies. Lady Sey
and family who have pre-, ously spent the winter
in Eermuds in consequences the unhealthy state of the
Island viii remain at Halifax The Admiral expects to
Witt Bermuda on his return from the West Indies
The mail steamship Calypso, Capt. Forbes arrived
here from Halifax on Saturday last and left on Sunday
for the West Inees During her stay here she lay at
hurray's anchorage, and her communication with the
shore was entirely by means Of telegraphc signals.
The mail steamer Medea, Com. Bailey left Halifax for
England. on the Goth ult.
The Duke Of Newcastle has appointed Or. Morgan Sur
Of the 67th regiment to be Medical superintendent
of convics a these Islands, in the of Dr. Hall who
after engthensd term Of service here about to return
to Ipgland.
Is expected that the seth Regiment will return to
England next spripgthey viii be relieved by the 44th
frQ
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Later from Rio Janelro.

ADVANCE IN COFFEE-sHIPPfNG INTELLIGENCE, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 16, 1858.
The ship Grey Eagle arrived at this port today, With
ness limited in consequence of small arrivals of coffee
Spoke on the equstor, bark Ajat for Baltimore Left
the Sea Foam for Bati more and Union for New York,
to fail the 12th The Wizard, from New York for San
Francisco sailed the 1th The bark Roanoke from Bal
mmore and hrg Sylvia from Boston, were discharsns
The Water Witch, for San FraSlcisco, repairing
Rio circular of the sth states that the news from
Europe had advanced the price of coffee Dealers
payrg in the streets to in round lots 4700
was demanded while withheld their stock fro the
market The stock on hand 100, 900 bags Some of
the new crop arriving Philadelphia -four sold for
16N750 Freghts nominal
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Personal Intelligence.

Hon T. W. Bartey Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
lor Walworth of Nsw York and Judge John A. Campbell
of the Supreme Court of the United States in Wash
ington.
F. Lombard Boston; Maj. l.. Smith, Texas Frank H.
S,ockett Maryland; Capt J. Livingston Louisiana Judge
Brown, Wilbesbarre, Pa; Lieut. Tute, Pennsylvania
arrived at the Prescott House yesterday.
Among the arrivals yesterday at the Cooper House
notice the Of Is. B. Church. Taunton . widekind
Philadelphia CHARLES Osgood Norwich, Hon. Henry
L. Ellsworth, late Commissioner of Patents.
Arrived yesterday at the Metropolitan iotel--Tion. wn
NJ Gwin, U. s. Senator, California; Hon. r. J. Walker,
H. Miller, Virginia; pr N. G Way, Elmira; Thss Patton,
Montreal; John II. Rsddngton, Boston; J. G. Dodson,
london; 4; D; Stockton, y; $. Al $. Williams, rhladsl
IL Cadmap, Louisiana; G. Driscoll, Boston.
Among the American visers at Florence the 2Ctn
Of October Hon. John A. Rockwell Of Connecticut,
and Mr. S. Abbot Lawrence OF Boston. Rev Mr. Prime,
Of the New York OJsr left the goth, for Rome,
ro,c for the Nle accompanied by two young gentlemen
fftm Newark snd one from New Haven.
For liycr,ooi in the steamship Afrcs- and Mrs
Ready nurss and child, Mrs. minoh Mitchell Miss Tom
sa x NJ ss or NJ; NJ ssd MS ns shs:
shildren, Insiand Mrs Trsdsn Cohen, Alsgsss.,
S T. SsS gs.f
y a ssw 5' NJ snnSs y
s VI Ts Nsr II bs: qas'n SsIs
quebec Hudson Iieut Col Tooeh, M nan Eng; N,
FasGssr, NJ Y Essin:sn, I,s.nS js: ws.si.s.en @
Mr. Paamn, Mr. Gchsiss, Mr. punscomb Mr. samuel Mase
G Gs Don S.ns snsss nss'.
wneocks Webster, kr Dietrich, Mr. sohndsr kr Gun
From BsEEuda, In the brig Bermuda-Ar Yadsurn an
From Bordssnx in tho bark closs-Charss Fey Charlie
from Bahia in the brig Tasos-xsjor Bsnnss Consu
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New ORLEANS Nov. 18-No0n
Cotton Grm Sales already 5000 bales. The quotation
for dclng Is 9c to ac. Mess pork s14 60 and dull
holasses l9jsc Sterling exchange Sc. a 90.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 16-Eyening
Sales OF Gotten today 5000 bales prices steady Sales
OF -four 6Ot0 bos at So So Rice 6uI At &C. Mess pork
declined to sli s14 5o Bacon heavy, Sc for sides.
ALBANY, Nov 16 1853
oats So ba, y S TSsrs p Dushsla M
demand for Western -four, bat the market is without
trial charge Sales coo bbs Corn steady at yestsr
Gays rates with good inquiry. Sales 10 COO bushels.
Barley dull Two rowed SIC; four rowed soc Oats
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From the South.

LOUISIANA ELECTION-SAILING OF THE SARANAC--
MARYLAND COAL TRADE, ETC.
BALTIMORE Nov. 16, 1858.
Further election returns make the democratic majority
In the Legislature, joint ballot, thirty. The Con-
gressional delegation will stand thres democrat to
whig.
Ia the Second Congressional district louisiana Hunt
(whig) is elected by ,0t0 majority.
The steamer Saranac sailed yest rday from Norfolk with
Carroll Spence, lister to Constantinople.
The sary coal trade for the last week H.
tons Tie canal is in fne boating order.
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FANCY FURSs

N GEORGE s. MAWSON CO., manufacturers anl
Importers Of fancy fur and skins have enstany hand
4ontags oapes, gauntsts manas, gloves sleigh robes
H. &C., wholesale and RETAIL ~ Maiden lane. Ladies
quite equal In the rsde and I'll m.nufaotursa
only fur house In the United States that received medal
for urs at tho London Worlds Fair Of 1851 which
seen store, Az Maiden lane " B-Drnnoh STORE
North Third street, Philadelphia Highest market rates paid
for shipping furs.
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From Providence.

SALE OF RAILRoAD BONDs-TENPERANCE CONyEN-
TIoN.
PRovIDEScE, Nov. 18, 1853
The Hartford, Providence and Fishs Railroad Compa
ny sold 70 day $25oo0 of the six per cent bonds of the
city of Providence, at I07.
Temperance conve ton held in the city to day.
and resolved to make nomination for Governor and
other state officers.
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FURNITURE.

G(yHEAPER THAN EVER
" ENAMELLED SETS, ESAxELLED SETS.
Ne. S4S Broadway next door 70 tns Dusseldorf oss.l
Cheaper thfn all others in New York. Sets sollIs
TWENTY-FIVE and THIRTY PER CENT, less than tksy
be fonnd anywhere eise al made ofn kiln dried weel
and ths best nish AL made At factory re
- Greene street.. 0ILLIES BYRNn-
Cheap Enamellcd Furniture Warehouse, 6 Broad way,
ew door above Spring door 70 DR. ChApia church
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DEEP SNow.-Tle Cleveland Herald Of Saturday
says-The Northern or, arrived this morning from the
saut reports eght inches Of there on Tussday
the railroad track versd. and goods hs.og transported
s;soss the pos.asc ~ Tvn2esa