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OUR nylRRAn1AIB.rs! Ir'.uaksas

Qurr HvRRAHraB.'ys! Ir'au auaEseD!
--MEDILi.ss majority c,'nno. be less .lan
sixty ,h"isand. ]. may be more. j.
certainly cannot be less. CoI. MEDILL
mus, have received the votes Of tho wo>
men! A bac6sior Governor is by NO
means an ol.jsss Of Indifference to the
From 80 cotnties from which We have
re.nras, 'ElsollL has 29,7OO! This is
from alon, half Of .hs S,a,e.--O. Stdtes-
man. si .Y'aL .t
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PurNAM CeusTY-MedhI's msjntisy
over Barrere is 5i4, oyer Barrle and
Lewis 3si. This will do for Putnam
county,. There was however, a. least
300 Democrats who s,aid a, home. Which
is no, just all that could have, been de-
aired. . N"tta
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SGN1zlslaA.a1uaz..a.nA
Wing. Smi.h's majority over SioEeS, In
Ihis cOuDiy, canuo, be over fOur hundred
This secures SlokeS's election BY abUu
ono ,hous'nd! bis majority in Batlst bts
ing sbou, 1900. VI
PREHeE CouNrY- DEMocRATJc SRN
AToR ELEcrED Wing majority on STATE
oficefs lees than 400. Henry Sbidlsy
she PIoW BY, Democrat, elected Sena,oI
from this county and Montgomery. Ben.
Hubbard, Independent An,i-Nlaine Law
who is part Wing, middling FrecSo'Ier,
and ,uieuble good Democrst, is elected
Representative, Giltpre, Prosecuting
Attorney: Stephens, Recorder; Haman,
lufima,y Director. AL Denoerais.
AusLAlzE CuuNTy.--Abous 600 Dem
oera,ic tp,jStfty. Small returns. John
Walkup elected Representative.
sDUANcE cEsTRIcrs~E. II. Leland,
Is elected Representative in The District
composed Of Def ,ncH, Paulding aud
Williams BY handsome maiuri,y. -
SHELBY C.rN1y-Has gone Demo.
cratic lhrougllou; by abou, $50 majori,y.
So wo gAlhvr from official Ieiusnsi in tle
Shelby Dem,ctat .e' -
CrYAnloa e, UNITY. - Cleveland, Ocl.
IL - State ticket ccied here by large
m-jori,y. County ticket oil fusion.
ClEvEL.SD, Or. IL.
Nj, dill's mi Ei,y in city over Bmrrre
eight hundred End eighIy-sx. Myers
over Allen "ne hundred and sixty-ihree.
Andrews over B.rney one bundled aud
reyenIy. One fusion Senaioi and two
Representatives elected. 0ns ihirl Of
Democratic ticket elecled.--O. Ssates
man. ..
MoNaeE CotxTx.-The Democratic
majnriiy III Mrnroe is l40o. This rnay
be rdled ON. ...-... r..
Morrow CluNTY. We have letter
from Morruw waicht says: TEN lewt
clips 1880 majority, for M-,iilk b.
l.pce Of ibe SItie ,ckc, more n
"Ihe whole c"ua'y ,ickttls elrcisd in
Morrow, Including Reprrsed,a,iye; Sen.
a'os doubtful. 10. Statesman.
.CoLuMBIANA CuuNTY.-By an ex,rn
from the Patriot office we learn ,ha, the,
whole Democratic lcke: 10 ahead, by,
majori:ies ranging from 800 to 1900.
Medill ,Eaas Barrerc 1900. Myers is
500 abesAof Allen, which is nbou. the
average for tho Safe ticket besides.
>FRANKLIN CouNTy. The Senator and
Representative have nboui six hundred
lnajuiilics. Hines has from 800 to 900
Pnuh runs up TO 1000 ln,jriiy. Sheriff
Miller iDem elycsed by 81 majority
a9Ier a hard contest.
Sci .ro C.uNTY.--Democyauc repre>
sentative from Scio.o.
4 MnGs CGUNrx, -1Democsatic ticket
ahead 50 fat as heard County probably
D'mncratic. ~. ....
ERlR COUNTY Democra,ic represen
idtive elected in Erie county. #
aHBLE AND MoNTs MERs CouxrlE4.
--WHhavs elected our en,lre ticket
CoreeO. Statesman. las.
WAyNE G, prSy We learn ,ha. the
Probable maj5ri y on the whole Dtm"
cratic ,icke. is abou. iwelve bundled.
DEE.w,RE G. UNrE-Is two hundred
m1j ni,y for Democratic State ticket.
,3Ross- LATEST BY telegraph we
ham ihs! ,hes Democratic State ticket i
Asslft6y two huttslred majority and the
PApiefs ticke, through the Won3s.
FIR M ASHLAND County "a despnicf
announces tho "average Democratic MA
jMi,y one .buus III y" a 1itle less 70
Barney. ,.s Ia. ..,,s4. r..
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A Farm for Sale or Rent,

II YlNG ten miles north of Delphos, on
H the Miami canal, Of 915 acres OF land
and over one hundred ncres OF improvement.
II sold, one. third cash in hand and the Iesi-
due in payments to suite tho purchaser -
This farm is SO situated that it is not inferior
to any in the noi,h west for making money. I.
For Information call on the subscriber on the
farm. JOSEPH GROVER.
September ~, 1853. $50
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A wfi,sr in lhe l,,. EdinburR Re

states ,hs, Byron drew the character Of
L,mbro, the pirate, in Dnn Juan, from
real lie wi.hou. even the u syfbs'isu,ioR Of
a fictitious name. Latnbr" Wss probably
ia The zenith Of bic dark celebrity during
'ByTon's second residence in Greece,
His story, recorded by the post, 10 mainly
,Sue, and sbs old pAirisEch.piraie, a. tho
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Judge stallo Of Cincinnati.

We congratulate our 6iend on His
election, the more especially 6tcss,e q!
his ;indspondeh, and m'nlygeonfse in
refusing to decide by anlicipp,ia,s4ii .,
letissces,ain legal questions. TBe. cons
gratnislions, az the State will ba4bonrd
in upon this s.annch young Deapctat
and fhdapmdep, Jur;si.--O. Statcsg,an.
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Important Discovery!
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTRs!!

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are unfaillng IN the cure Of Coughs. Colds.
Asthma. Bronchitis. Sore Tiroat, Hoarse.
nesa, Difficult breathing, Incl pient consump-
ton, and Diseases Of the Lungs, They
have no taste Of medicine and sny child
will take hem. Tbousands have been res
tored to health that had before dcspaired L.
Testimony given in hundreds Of cases. A
single dose relieves m on minutes.
Ask for Bryah's Puimonic Waiers--,he
original aad only genuine, is stamped "Bry.
an" Spurious kinds are ohated tor sale. =
Twenty. five cents per boz Sold by dealers
generally. J. BRYAN e. CO, Rochester,
Y. Y, Pruprietors. Wholesale by ..
J. D. PARK. Cincinnati.
(653m3l W. FISKE. Cievelsp6
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LIST OF LETTERS,
PLEASE re SgEAO THgs!
Book Agents Wanted; 10 sell Pictorial aud
Useful Works, for the Year 1854. VI

wv ANTED. in every section Of tho Uni
w :ed States. active and enterprising
men. TO engage in tho sale o. some of the
bes. Rocks published, in the country. To
men Of good addres, possessing a small cap
ital Of from SIS to 500, such iHjucemen,s
will be offered ms to enable tistn to make
from So 90 to S. 90 dav, ptofi,L l0F The
Books published by Is are all Useful IN their
character. extremely popular, and comma nd
large sales Sereyer they are offered. For
further particulars. addrass, postage paid
ROBERT Sc ARS. Pubhsker,
(6431 ~ 1874 William street. New York.
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age Of between eighty and ninety, va
lately, If indeed bo be no. yet, living in
the island Of Zea.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
OyvicE DAYTON AND MIcBlsAN. !
RAILROAD COMPANY.

Sept. ZI, 1873.
NOTICE is hereby gives that by resolution here.
Y tofore made of Ide Board Of Directors Of the
Dayton and MichiEon Raiiroad Company, the Stock
subscriptions made 70 said Companp were required to
he called in. Snhserhefs in the county OF Putnam
hy said resolution required TO paw five per cent
on the amount oftheir stock. the 18th April last,
and ten per cent every sxty days Thereafter, until the
Whole Of said subs 'riptlon should he fully paid up
Prompt payment Is essentially necessary Of in
siamrnts due, 10 meet the obligations and engage.
nents ofthe company for road contracts, and II to
hoped that those subscribers who In default In ta
respect will hereafter he punetual and thai all the
holders will do their part the furshersnse %
the common interest.
Pay ment ofsuhsc,iptio ~ in said rounty. may he
made to Dr. c. T. PoMER0Y, Of O;towa, who 10 90.
thoriSei TO receive payments GfStoek aad rsseiPs
therefor.
By Order of the Board.
HENRY 8. MAYO.
Treas. D. g. NJ. R. n. Co.
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MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY Is ITI

WHY Is ITi
That behold many females iH the sridsn oils
broken in he Alth aud spirits with OF disease
pl life when physical health buoyAncy Of spiIls
md happy serenity Of mind arising on condition Of health
Many othr eS.sSs Of her susrinrs At rs.shaps ysass
before perhaps during ghood orthe hrIt years Of maags
wsfs III their origin light unnoesu. aud o eoAsD
IN AFTER YEARS,
When late be benefited BY our noHledEs. lsaA
sack and mouru and thS full consequences Of 90
What would We often give to possess in early life. Q
knowledge we obtain in after yssrS And what days a.d
aiEite Of anguish We might not have beou spafsd, uS
RoWisdgs was timely posseusvd h 10 st
MELANCHOLY AND RTARTLIN0
TO behold the sickness and suffering endured by many win
for mzuy ySars from simple and eoutroabs, Ossy
~nriisd-or better Itill. not incurred. ifevsry
WIFE AND MOTHER
Po,ss.sd The information contained in little youIe (Nb
n III, reach Of sll) which would spare to herself
YEARS OF MISERY.
Aud to her hsbd hs toll aud anxiety Of mind.
necessarily dsrol sFon him from sickns.! o the wife.
without hin t opportunity Of acquiring that COIN
tvnee which his fHsiods snted aud the po.sessioa
which would srsurs the happiness Of himself wife and
SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS
1y becoming in nine possessed Of the know ledge the want
which has caused the sicknssI and poverty or touaands
n view of such consequence NO wife OF mother esc9'
able she neglect avail herself of that hnorlsdst ~
ssISct hsnelf which wond her much suffering. y
lie nsNns Of halIlness and prosperity TO W. hushand ee
Sodic, with hsahS minds That knowledge is sontninsa ~
: little work rhlllled -fis5.;- u
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SECURE the MEANS OF mAPPIMEss
THE MARRIED WoMAN'S
Private Medical Companion.


BY DR. A. M. MAuRlcEAu,
,rsrv,.o, ov n,,x.,r. ar UsuxH
i,rs H,,d,,d,k Fd;t;,u. lpvo M $50 Prisa 30 N
- =, 80,
taH nSE rArkh' EXTRA S'HD'Ss' u WI
Tin: rubli he'd in iBi5 ant; !; Is not
6CRPRIZING OR WONDERFUL,
. ,,-,r.,., IN m ~ . , ~
Gons1m@rnG IMI r. ~. ~S,,C n ~. NC - ~
" hEI nHn "h y OAe rUL W. soIS
"q"Te tuLi AhWIe"ko % se ,E..'
'harHeter and 'nuses OF ner eonIinInteS
WIN tno FNrpWs H"V'VS"SS ~" u~s
,enfiJ 1S' ~, .
HALF a MIIl.lON COPIES
-, q.
houli have bst% tola.
u imIactsp'e =" CONVEY Iaiy M .I iaoI @ ny I
rsd or tho.: e%nltmplatlaT Marriages 6n. no ismas
I, h y :" c".Jns,r % 10 he. own h.nU;".ss ,nd tSns
her ,bAd hut sihtr has viii obtain it. h.. will
sr husband !" ha, 'llr 1--we any anselon 81 III" vi" "
'"H'"' ''a' "' NJ o"" ''Su"''! improvements
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND COPIES
,t SI,G1- Nv n All. ,.,,,;r III, I,,, e. ,,,,,..
'NT f'" SH.'A 80 ga AA' ""''" N' 49, "" "SA-o
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
40 .ou rDrr,
BE "oi D%<P"
snS 2" n"S TnloS nm M ~. iii, M ,nd hs ,ns, y,
The CLERK once On The back nf thr title paSo: sn3
ny only Of respectable aud honorable deaers or ,eud
mail, snd adrra" ni !. iNcIms NJ MsuTsssa v nSo
al -"
Inr uvr,v ,v1rr avn ausnAnn
- PUNDERt e..
o cr ,v.o-.,.. vxh., Ixn.r.,..
!. misery 10 tnoss " hold near and dear.
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TEE WORLD RENOWNED
SEVEN.MILE MIRROR,
OF the Lakes, Niagara Falls, 81. Law.
renee and sagusnay Rivers,
New Exhibiting at the Chinese Assembly
Rooms, $50 Broadway, N(w.YOrk. G
In connections with its Exhibliiurs, tie
Proprietor, JOSIAH rERHAM. intends selling
100000 TleIketS Only, at 81 Each, Is.
Each Tickst admitting lonr pcySons to any
exhibitiont, sud emitting the b6lder to one
share of the 100, 900 gifts ,nlo%ing:
The whole of the magnificent series
Of paintings, know ns the ;Sercn- q
Miis Mirror. valued at,'..;!;,...-..S$4o,OOO
1t hu,ing realized double that
snm by It's exhibitions.
a Farm in Burlington county, New
Jersey, containing ls0"cres, ma
rich state Of cultivation, with q
dwelling. barn, and other neccs-
sary out.houses, fronting on the
DelewaIe river, one mile from
Beverly. AMI ten miles from Phil
aGelplna; access to it every hour &
Of tic day, either by Rai't0ad or
Ste lun0oat, snd also containing
Peach orchard Of 200 trees, on ~
wh ch thousands OF bushels OF
peaches have been raised this
year, valued at..........-,".."........ "a 900 |
Any information sboli, tho Farm
can he given by JAMES II. FARRAND,
A Assembly Buildings, Pnilsde pha.
The celebrated troltlng horse, Tel
egraph, who can tror mile in
$50, With two persons in wag-
on. 10 he seen at the franklin
House, Philadelphia, va!ue.l at. 1900
5 Pianos, wor h 800 doIsLrs each. 1900 |
, "Oo 100
seen at the Music and Planp store
o II. WATERS, 333 Broadway.
10 gold watches, worth $780,. 1000
40 - 90. 1900 !
100 Pens and Cases, l." s.. 500
1000 Pencils, - j.. 5000
100 orGersfcr Hats, (on Gcnin,
celebrated Broadway Hat. ''-'''
,er) .............:.........,..... 40OI
5000 Gold pens, one dollar zach, OOO
$4,000 Engraving, valued NJ 25 cts. lUOOO
IS, 1e9 Hand books, describing tho
scven-Mile Mirror, 5000
100 600 Gir,a valued pt q, Er1
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE. q
! A T my instance sn attachment was this
"A day issued by john NJ. Radabaugh, .
Jnstce OF tine Peace. OF Ostowa township,
Pu,uam county, Ohio. neains, tho properly
and effects of James Lowry, an absconding
debtor. Of said county. Dated this 18th day
oiDSeptemhcr, A. D. 1858. :.
6iSs LEVI HoFSTEATER.
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hen Kn"wlrdgr Is Happiness, 'tin cal.
pale 10 he Ignorant.

. On receipt Of Onc Dollar Dor The ane Edi
II ezra bindins0 "TiIE MARRIED WOMANy
tIvATE MEDICAL COMPANION" is sent (niuiiel
~ tu ANY part of the United SRtea. All letters mnsi
p'si-Inid, and addressed to Dr. A. NJ. MAURI-
~. Box l.!4. New York City. Publishing once.
V.,uI
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was most cordially received and decidedly gratied.
After passing sometime here, he left for Wash
| ington.
Mr.. Elliott, the 8ToBaut, returned to night. and
reported hinIself IN person He landed in the coun
try. SOME distance from Lancaster. He had quite a
rough time OF 1t when nearing terra irma. Previous
fy however, his balloon bursted. when at m ali-
tude of about two miles, having come IN contact
with strong reverse OF air. IL began 10 de-
scend rapidly and came down in a field. astonishing
the natives. Unfortunately, when Mr.. E. got out il
broke loose from him. and took another skyward
passage, and has not since been heard of. This of
course will prevent his contemplated ascension to-
morrow.
The weather has proved quite unfavorale for the
Cattle Show. 1t rained part Of to-day, preventing
many from visiting the enclosure. The premiums
have been distributed and, far IA can ascertain
gave general satisfaction. The exhibition will close
TO morrow evening.
meeting TO night, and transacted some business
The Ravels continue to draw very full and "a sh-
1onable houses at old Holiday
Iiearn that several rohbeTes have been perpetrated
in cur city recently The light fingered gentry have
been pretty busy picking pockets.
The advices by the Niagara have not had much
effect upon our market. The news is still indefi
mite, leaving the Eastern question undetermined.
Breadstuis are held firmer, but buyers are not will
ing IN give an advance. The rains will enable
mlers TO grind largely and cause increased recepts
which may tend to keep down prices.
The stock market is dull and money rather tight.
RoDERICK.
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Georgetown Correspondence.

GEoRGETowN, October 2s. 1853.
gle has been hung out at the old etand under the
Union Hotel, with the following inscription upon it,
''Merchants and Traders Bank" This we believe.
Is the third or fourth of the kind which la
been started here within the last years. Won
der II Is not shoot from the stump of one Of the
unfuItful trees which occupied tins spot before !:
Whether IL not, think the people OF this Dis
trlct have paid dear enough for their experience i'm
such matters not to suffer themselves to be again
bitten by any such concerns. For our own part we
have 40 confidence III either ItineTating banker, or
their money. Take notice, there but two reli
able banks IN Georgctown-the old Farmers and
Mechanics and the Bank of Commerce. Neither of
them issue anything less than five dollars.
We lerrn that Dir. 5. Cropley, who purchased the
large brick house, situated the side of High
street, cohtemplaes converting into second class
hotel. We believe house of the kind about this
spot, well kept and properly managed would be
great accommodation, and pay well.
We were visited last night with drenching rain,
which cleaued our streets and alleys As completely
"a II they had been swept with new broom This
morning, the weather is delightfully."- pleasant
The foreign news OF yesterday has caused the
holders OF flour To be more firm, and talk of an ad
vance The old story that Turkey has formally de
cldted war against Russia, may have a tendency to
keep prices up for while, but we believe that it will
ultimately be found out that is mere etratagcn of
selves from being completely swamped. Flour So %;
very prime brands might bring a trife more. Wheat
prime white 81 80, prime red Sl.28
SPECTATOR.
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L>OR SALE, very valuable TRACT OF LAND
in Alexandria county, Virginia contsnng fifty
two acres and fraction, situated opposite George
town, and within quarter of a mile of the Ferry
binds on the Fairfax road. and the Turnpike from
the Ferry to Alexandria runs through the eastern
end of it. There about seventeen acres of il in
good wood and timber, and much fine cedar for posts
uron it. The cleared part has all been highly i'm
proved and ditched with French drains. Fine springs
Of pure water and never failing stream run through
il; The whole fenced in to the turnpike with fine
post and rail fence; n good barn, with sheds and
small dwelling houses. all in good order
The soil is Of very superior quality and about six
acres now well set in timothy and clover and about
one acre planted in p9aches Of the best kinds
free everywhere level and even could he de-
sired. Nearly the whole tract may be considered as
first-r ate timothy land.
Those wishing TO purchase will please call on Mr..
l.. Cnrlery, in Georgetown. or Owen Murry. First
Ward, Washington, for any further Information.
oct 3-eo3w-
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NOTICE

'JNHE subscribers having entered into co PARTNER
L ship, under the firm OF WM. NJ. ELLIS & Bro.
are prep red to undertake the construction and re
pairs OF STEAM ENGINES and other machinery
They have taken the EAGLE IRON WORKS
in the city of Washington located the north side
of the Canal between 18th and 14th streets former
ly conducted 10y VIM. McKinstry, deceased. The Sc
nior partner in this firm having for many year,
been engaged in designing and constructing Steam
and other Machinery for the Government, the
Chief Engineer and Machinist of the Navy Yard in
this city. they fatter themselves that they will b.
enabled to give full and entire satisfaction in the
construction or repairs Of any work with which they
may he entrusted.
The Portable Engines and Circular Saw Mills, MS
arranged by the late VIM. McKinstry, will be con
structed at this establishment rs formerly
All orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended to. WIN. 81 ELLIS
DC 7-P&T4w- JONAS Il. ELLIS
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List Of Arrivals at the PRINCIPAL Hotel,

Browns' Hotei.-G Cockey, Md; " Owings d.;
Paruaiee, Texas; Miss NJ G Ward, Tenn; Miss l.
Dabney, do. Miss f. Hester, dn Miss NJ Carter, do,
Miss Kerr, do; NJ Oldham, do; Northington do;
Thomas, do; J w Jones & sister, Pa; G Gibson
Jr, UsA; Brent, Md: DIR w + Brent, Cal; G X
Perkins & lady, Va; A Blue, sc; Miss T. Graham
Horton, Va, w Flint & son, do; A Jcffries, do:
G Broadus, do; 4 r Gaines, do; T. Jeffrics do; A
NJ Moss, do; J 4 Sedwick, do MAJOR Scott. USA;
A H ClaypooIe, Pa; DIR G Hornsberger, Va Miss E
V Long, do; w Miller & lady, do; A b McChay &
lady, Ky; d Cullen, Va; Miss NJ g Cullen, do; Miss
E Cullen, do; w McCauglIey Ky; Y Biddlic
combie, NY; w Randall & lady, Fa J ii Rlddick,
Ingalls,, NY; : Titon, NH; A Wilkes, Nd; w
Swoope, Va; II Parsons, La: Miss Bailey Va; J f
Megs, do; II NIeigs, Ga; White, Pa; C Bald
win daughter. NY; T II Haynes & lady, sc; w
McGiII, do; Col w w w Bowie, Md: $ Belt, Md ]
J Jarhoe do; James BIedgis, Va; b Fizhusl. do;
X skiies & sons, Ky, DIR T A Atchison do; J NJ
Grymes, DC.
National Hotei.--D w HaxalI, Va; Il Berry of w.
Md: T Stephens, Dell Jno BUTLER, lady s. son, LA;
Miss c Ashburner, do Mrs Marvin, Ct; Miss
Lee, do; Miss Wmttlesey Miss J Taber do: Miss
NJ Taber, do; Lady Barley, children and nurse.
England; Mr. Tunns, do NJ P Nelson & son, Va;
Miss Folsom , little girls, do Hon T w Lyon,
Md; w Whyte, do; DangeriieId, co; A MarkwaId.
san francisco; II Cohen, do; Cantor, do w J
Beall, Md; II McKenna & lady, NY; Il A Hamil
ton family, Ala; Miss Hogan, do; Thos EccIes &
servant, NY; DR. f II Morn & lady, Va; F Brands
ford * lady, Va; Miss Hatcher, do; Holllngworth,
Pa; DIR Daniel & daughter, Ga; Jeffries * family,
Pa; J e Osgood, NY; Thomas Jr, Va; II X Ely
son, do; w H Crump, do; Kelly, Pa; Kelly,
Md. Van Dyke, Pa; Montgomery, Md; w II
llamman, Va; II Mead, La; s Mead, do; Miss
Mead, do; Miss l.add, do; ID NJ Richards, Md; s :;
Hammel, NY, w w Snow, do; john 5 Cuttings,
Md; De Haven, USN.
United States HoteL-J BlIIsgas, NY; ID Gomez.
do Jno T Clark & lady, Va; A r Bates, VI; James
Stewart, DC; w w ElnonS, NY; II Enons do;
w Wolf, Va; G Bricc, Md; Barton, Va; s
Fry, Madison; Mary A MoroId, do; John L Barton,
Va; Mr. Robertson, do
Hring HotciS & Rice, Va; Moore, do; T. A
Cassidy, Del, G 6 Casner & lady. Pa: DR. Lieher-
mann, Dc; e w Downing, Fla; w Fl Chatham,
Va; Mis-. Johnson, Ala; Peden, Jr, do Gov Floyd
s. LADY, Va.
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The Gale in the East. &c.

BosToN, Oct. 27.-Accounts from St.
John, n. B., state that the gale was so
severe there on Monday night, that the
steamer Eastern City postponed her trip
to Boston.
An arrival from Provincetown this
morning reports that at 8 o'clock last
night steamer, with rcd, blue, and white
lights was seen going into Provincetown.
1t was so dark at the time that it could
not be ascertained whether she had side
wheels or was propeller. Possibly it
may have been the Hermann in distress,
as she is overdue at New York.
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CARD TO GENTLEMEN.

'V'HOSE who wish to purchase their own Cloths
i Cassmeres and Vestngs, and have garment
made, we would invite them to call aud examin.
our stock, consisting Of
TIE best black twiled and Plain French Cloths
Olive, brown and blue do
Superfine black Doeskins and Cassimeress
Plain and fancy colored do
few pieces Of beautiful french fancy do
Cashmere, Silk and Satin Nestipgs
Fancy and plain Velvet do
ALSO
Pocket Handk'fs, Cravats and Stocks
Best Kid Gloves white and colored
Csshmere and Merno Gloves
Nerino and Cotton . Hose
SuspeDders, Nerino Shirts and Draws
All Of which We are prepared to offer lower thar
other establishment in this city. for Cash only
RGy~Al art cles warranted to prove represented
MAXWELL, SEARS, & C0LLEY.
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
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