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Iaerease,.,.. sa.as so1,74s issa7
This - The hfst OF bank August
The export Of specie Is dwindng down. aud the
rather now In favor OF ely from the West aud
payments are go prompt aid hat Ia
manifest IN The rise ia deposites The transactions have
however, been large for the week, and The 'ceangs
have been large These have ope with greater
soohness inasnaeh that the banks have pruned
down their loose ends keeping in view the necessity Of
prompt settlement The for money call ranges
per cent and good paper 10 sought alter but the
banks as YET keep their lines fall rer for short
choice names The demand for money this Is
more Tor the closing Of accounts showed ahead during
the suingcncy, aud obligations incurred old
This always occurs tarerng off Of stringency The
stock market has presented multitude Of tricks, from
similar
have not got in The hope Of buying them rates
have oser-sod themselves They did estimate The
nature Of The pressure, but supposed that would
unue The turn in the market. sending stocks np in
vovqg them loss, and they play desperate tricks
break the market The Herald uniformly the organ
these knot short OF Nicaragua stock " hch
they had sold from Is down 20 deliverable in 90 days
The market turned, and 10 20 essary do
something htel holders and buyers order avoid
impending and Messrs Jacob Liue, Mclierney and
Hoy walked into the collectors office and demanded in
junction prevent the sailing OF the belonging
that company This proceeding although perfectly ground
less and arcca was duly published by The Herald
symptom OF impending ruin Al the board, Mr. Little be
ing called upon u deny the trick merely said
should put faith in what spapers say The desired
effect was not produced, and the Herald published list
bank deiacatons--the whole being sheer fabrcao
This also failed OF influence The market strong
ever for any of these pauy tricks which imitation
OF The lse and diplomatic jugglery used inilu
the London and Paris stock markets. The
and southern papers, following the stock trick published in
the Herald, infer that the world is coming end when
the real only is that broker trying Tighten
a holder Of the stock that he TO buy
The great prosperity Of the western country. and
prospective, is in degree the expense of the Alan
Thus Ohio sells probably I000 bb Hour which
is consumed in New England. That ur is worth one
million dollars this year Than last. The deliveries of
brea2stpds tide the canals Of New York IRON
June November IL ibis year and last as follows
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MAIL RossERr.-on Monday, November !, an appa-
ntly plain. honest coun,ywoman some forty years Of
age. protesting TO have that morning from Lisbon
IN this State. offered for sale Exchange street cash
rs essck, hon the 'Sock Bank, Indiana 10 the Ocean
Bank. New York. for S652 IS She stopped over nigh,
Al The Casco Hoase. calling herself the wife Of the man
~ whose favor the check drawn. and whose name
was endorsed upon IL Several persons examined il,
among others the cashier Of Of banks-al pro-
nouncng The document isef genuine and beyond sus-
pcion On Tuesday gentleman on Middle street psr
esy authorized the purchase OF said check on has ou
seount he also authorized the endorsement OF the op-
sraers name on i, and the money be received from
The Canal Bank. This arrangement carried out the
aeove-named Mldde-sreet gentleman being out OF the
city until lss, Wednesday. During his absence, said
check had hssn forwarded the Ocean Bank. New
YORK. and despatch received from mail agent saving
ihai i was stolen from the mail and the endorsement
forged.
The police officers OF Boston and New York were =,
mediaely notified Of the facts from th. CITY, with mi,
mute description Of the but intelligence. ha.
yet been received OF her,-Pord~sd Name .sapa.
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rels per DAP al 80 81 81 rs mixed good Ohio
81. RE -four, - 81 60 ss Corn meal 81 sly Wheat
rather dun al ia cents white Michigan red western i5i
cents Rye sciive 81 81 cents Corn ~ ~ mix
ed western Pork !. lower Si4 81 GA 30 nssss do
beef % 10 Sio Ohio buuer iz la cents. Cheese.
10 cents Whisksy 70 cents better supply Of vessels
keeps Hour 10 Liverpool Is. Cd. wheat, I'D.
Exchange is DAN VI 81 The stock market buoyant
aud active, with much speculation.
Yours, PRENTICE
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fsaA Pierce, Fss4s.s 81 States Of fs4ea 20 al
uAoAa q aay eo.Ssras
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
sox has been appointed OF Confederation
port Of New Orleans ha Of louisiana do hereby Tecog
him az SUCH and declare him enjoy
such ncuons powers and privileges allowed
sus OF The most favored States.
In testimony whereof, have
patent aud The seal u the United axed
Given under hand the city Of Washington, 2st day
Ia al OF November, A. D. 1883,
the United States Of America the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN PiERCK
BY the President.
WI. MAKor, Secretary VI State
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pOOLE's I.s~x PerseAseaI IAsss.A-ss.
Jost rscsived TAYLOn 4 MACRYp
Nov - Bcshssovs So - -


Pesssas~s LA4usS.-CsuessS - ~ Ru61os-
beg ciussns ws~hnssss, AszssAna,
and CeosgesDwn psctssl bsa ~
anprncp~d bar keepers, who sesas coos SsA - ~ -
genuine sehsapps s~soug ereisrvsiy ~ -
Others
The genuine my bosis aaA cest, - s
Gse~s
druggists bsg say ~ insfnpA
faculty professional nnl
to sccept scsas for analysts una ~
accepted my Offer nearly usts
and sckscwseAus y psglBcay
n fusM q - exs
compounds which produce such Hsschsvoss sss
ppoe constitution and which sesSse ussl
liquors whos The csrncssss pmAsssssS 10 p.yA
form. =
UDoLPuo WOLFE,
Nov Is-diwn Sole importer, - Beaver -, Ssw Yo4.
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JOSEPH H. CARVER trschs moaochro.sds esse.sas
pastsI paiattsg,
ss Of whore be issss<s esss6sa
School Of Design, anodns pspss cppossasy ~ an9ag
osx~ hso~edse Of drawing stsschtng. aad tenn WA6sA
mn M ~ :" n % :" s"s sIusI - neny
vssopes world of beauties unngDs1
Ihe people Of wsshingsa vt nsaisva
price, M Carver Will pains sks ~ $500
what would have usrfsi, ssl asss0s.
Mr. c. WIN assisted u guc1 repuessa,
charge ofa OF painting asuaesl
have 70 fo~m sach ciass-
penciiag eysysnfa0 -
pssss painting Saturday Appltcsssss see1vsl
daily opposite Hail. Peaayaais svssss,
M he happy foz . 70
Terms made ksown the
tvubie with, although
wished but prefer MAT the WORK of scAow sh -
my reccunsadstioo.
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rw~-.sss Day for Pare 81 e2oe. 49, MAssA nass.
THE mile for pune az oooe passs Ths-
Il giving Day, November ~, 2 scsosk.
Also, match M 4ice setwees hay Cssts, ~ Asas
hnsrs Asin n Lob lay asA e1ng
Acctdest of Fanny Kewbte
Mile . O'Clock
On Friday, November a. the osr nile pses-
Nov 3<-ft CYRUS MAkTN, hspwsssar.
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Jz-At meeting OF the 81 The LaAeos Unnom
Benevolent and Employment society, hsd Tuesday, uovW
a. committee Of appontsd the sassS nsg
solicit contributions cid
appeared, and submitted the following which -
proved:
wara-Jno. Noors, Thomas Morgan, $780,
z. NJ P. King, h. NJ Easily, Addison.
wsrdIohn X. Daae Raci6e, w. Todd, c. W.
shrriner, J. g. Bsueu, John McKsnny
Third waTd-Wiiam l.. Waller, DR.. Vs. Rnkunr. RvoGhnuw
ry Augustus Perry, william WALL c. Hakasss, 9. wsann,
w. L. Bayiy
c. McKeAen, Hale Moore r. TUCKER Charles Bradley, Nv.
Northrup.
Fhh ward-J. Inge William Cranch, A. schwasse, Hugo
Mccormick, Joseph Jnyie, Rober Beae b. B. Preach.
Sxth ward-Dr WIiism Morgan, G. W. Davis Wi1Ham Habg,
Prout, A w. Miller, c. ". Morna
doiph, Craven Ashford, O. Kisrnan Thsnas Dsesoa.
Ma. D. KENNEDY, ssesshy.
Nov "a
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Jm," said fast man yesterday 10 another, cit is
reported that You lett The Ess, Of your be-
lief, an ihnerani martyr How 2 replied Jim gaered
by the remark shows that !" why police officer
told me that you believed everything you belonged
TO you, and AZ The public didn't, you left.
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CaARr.Es WIENER respectfully informs his fenxs snd
public generally housr lately occupied
Mr. James Davis Pernsyvans svenwe ~vsh
nde doors ron 9Th and s~ary opposite Rrown
where h. viii BE- all who nay paron.ss
Nm Nov 6t-zsoH
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Ssles for the week ending day Tor export 2S7 homo
nse a7as speculation, 1911 trsn-ltu, $50 ots Sisi
bales Flour very Arm. with sales OF about 0,0oo bar
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he I.sv~vs she Fine Art1.
TAYLOR MAURy the sesntsn Of cocro-seurs ~ .
Eornv'sss recesv~d from
Earope, chiefly Par,san ah'iss"r. snd historical
scusi objects E'sss,
nd them paper q sale until December ! only
variety Of erqu,ssey printed an co'o suitable
Nov ~ bookstore, 9th street
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Nxw Yo.x. November 2,

NKw YoEx, November e. 1858,
The market has again been easy dsring week
and the bank return OF to-day shows higher anse ios
specie nan for long time previous The Tor the
weeks are lollovss
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BosTos Nov Is None Of those WHO injured BY
he recent railroad accident The Fall River have
yet died. though Of Thorn very badly iajassd The
Rev Ms Poter Is sli living though suffering severely
oas there are cheering hopes of bis recovery.
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bosros, Nov Ha-fho :. Shelton, largely sassgsA In
the Australian trade has failed very heavy amount
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Parqnefte, ~ 10 The Family
Circle Upper Private Bores, ~ Tn. box
opened 10 o'cioch, when
rirk~ss be procured.
Now
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Nav fosx Nov. Zs-It, p m-Thsre are no tidinss al
ae steamer Wellington, due here. tho Europa II
Halifax. also due.
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BosTos. Nov X-Tbe directors Of the Rutland and Bar
ngton railroad have assigned the properly Of the sosd
The trustees OF tho second mortgage bonds for the bsuSas
Of all concerned being unwilling pay prsssns hish
rates of interest for money lie floating debt and slx
per bonds falling dae.
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tNtF" "UF'SEf ut
period was an ample Tor the large in imports
which was 20 per Of the exports; bat do find
In period that creation Of, in round numbers,
$40 900 900 has affected OF Imports, which 10
only per OF the exports We conce,ve these figures
entirely conclusive respect to tbe fact that very
large proportion OF our railroad. has been built with
American fact highly gratifying 10 our national
PRIDE strongly indicative OF the unparalleled progress
Of national wealth IL the export Of afm produce TO
California Tor the purchase metallic currency. and the
Of the samc description Of capital rail-
roads, have been rapid, short In the process
would speedily cvnce overplus.
Tho prodpcc markets remain very firm Cotton 10, by
the brokers report, cent higher, as oiiows'
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BUFFALO. Nov. 2s-The fine schooner Sovereign Of the
Seas has been totally wrecked Beaver island Fou-
naey tho crew aud passengers saved. Insured for
$4,000.
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xAcKKRxL YIsaxxIrs.

Bosros, Nov zThe last Of tho macksrsl fisheries ar
rived Gloucester yesterday The has been the
Improbable for many years.
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01y-9Otaes-- n R1uue
church. ~ III mesuaa.
pastor, suaAsasl
Memories II Metropolis coisecoa Will - okea
up behalf Of the Washington Monument
-
u7-Rsv. ,. n. Henry Will Prsach IN tie Man -
Columbia engine house on rhufsdsy tThAsksvns Deyl ~
O'Clock, Hsv -
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Satisfactory evidence having sxhSi,sd me Una, Loa.
Voiz has been appointed
Of New Orleans hereby ecax
Miss him az SUCH and declare him ss enjoy
such functions privileges
suls OF the most favored "a states.
In testimony whereof have
aud The seal u
Given under hand cry Washington, day
Ia al Of November, A. d. 1883, Of
The United States Of America The seventy eighth
FRANKLIN FIERCE.
by the President
W. L. MAKor, Secretary of State.
l=--=--==----= --==-=-=
RIsLEY's vARIETE,
(Lais Iron HailJ
THANKSGIVING NIGHT. GLORIOUS ATTRACTION.
The accomplished charming CHARLES HOWARD in
three new pieces
The sterling popular Mr.. THAYER having smvsd
VIII have The pleasure Of making her h appearance hs evening
Thursday evening. November ~, 1883,
Wi be performed for the first beautiful musical draa
DAUGHTER THE REGIMENT
Madeane chas Howard
Amer which amusing burlesque burietta of
JENNY LIND!
Jenny Leaherlunss. Howard
The evenings Iaug.ble farce
called
STAGE STRUCK.
sally serasss Mrs. c. Howard
Friday evening, November a. 1883.
Last s Sss s va yssaa
---
SECOND q the sterling and popular comedian
performed me beautiful petite comedy Of
WHERE THERE'S WILL THERE'S WAY.
Or, the Queens Husband.
Donna Mrs. Howard
- ----------------------
To conclude with the musical drama of
MADELAiNE, THE CHILD or THE REGIMENT
hadeains M" chaa Howard
Saturday evening last appearance Of
MRS. CHARLES HOWARD.
positively accompanied by
gentlemen, or personally known 10 the managers
Private boxes and can be secured a. from 10 O'Clock
$ a 81 ss he 90. ..s saoi for
Price Of admission 50 reserved IS
"i aos asE gentleman and '"' ladies' ~
NATIONAL THEATRE
NJ. JULLIES,s CONCERTS,
For THO Mi Ais enly.
vocal and Instrumental concerts, at which his
uNRfyALLED ORCHESTRA
VIII appear, with The renowned Pnma Donna,
MILE -aSN.a ZERR,
rom the imperial Opera yena. the Royal Italian oper.,
The First Concert in Washington win take place on
THuHspAr EvEslso, NovKaBxx "A,
When rire following programme viii be presented.
Overture, Der Irs.ohuu" Weber
synpsony symphony D.
Grand and Brilliant Variations Proch
MILE ANNA ZEaR,
Pa Donna e Imperial Vienna, and the Royal
Opera, London
HERR KoENIG.
On Behni's oper. La sonn.ubuis
siGNoR BorTEsNL
nadne National. Julien
THE AMERICAN,
Expressly composed By
ranged twenty To performed by
SurIuss rrnronsrns.
Psmsd win unprecedented suee.s. for forons consecutive
nights In New York
I.i.rma~.en q Ilaeta M"-ls..
Grand opsrane M.yersser
p~li@lm.s y y. N. Lavisns s. hughes and sehlsar.:
MILE ANNA ZERR.
SYMPHONY The scherzo endeisson
Pohas Les Echo Moni Blanc" Julen
Performed BY HERR KoENIG.
FIu,s-onsnaI
NJ. REICHERT, tfir4i Flute King Of BegumD
eaaadruc SauoaaIa The English" Julien
Composed companion 70 ,he itsh, se.eh, and wsen
1. Gothic. D. Buresque 4. Sentimental s. Naval
and Military.
Conductor. JULIEN
Admission 10 Pnrque., Family
Private Boxes, 50 The OF
opened "Wednesday at 10 ococs,
be procured.
Doors open quarter seven, performance
hsifpa -~vc Nov. 10-4t
NATIONAL THEATRE.
mn rvu,a
Second grand Washington win take place
Fxsp1r EvEusa, Nov. IS, 1859.
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The legislature OF New Hzmpshi does NOT meet until
June and u viii dsvolve upon The governor to appoint
Mr.. Aihenoas successor.
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yesterday, 23d instant Miss SARAH DRUNLBY,
57th ysar OF her age.
The funeral will take place this afternoon, o'eseek oa
residence of Mr. CLAIros 9th street, where fssls Il
family respectfully invited attend
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SAILING or the AMERICA.

BosroS, Nov. 23-Tho steamer America, which sails
from here for Liverpool takes 900 in specie and
100 passengers. amongst whom 10 Daniel Simons bearer Of
dispatches from San Francisco.
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Lea IN fHE UrrEs MIssIssIrrr--The Dubuque Herald
Of the l4th instant states that the steamer Nominee was
unable on her last p get through Lake Pepin on
count Of running ice.
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General Twiggs, accompanied By Dr. Mccormick
and Lieut. Lay, of bis staff, arrived Fort Smith on
the 3lst ult
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New YoRx, Nov. Esp. m.-The stock market wss
steady Nothing done in So, In Csnsoa
Erie sIi Long Hand 81 Reading, 6l; Parker Vein,
los Cumberland Coal, 81 Nicaragua, Is. Exchange on
London, y 81.
Flour is duler-saIes 5000 bbls. % g - " for
State and " 06 81 IL for southern. Rye fous and
meal unchanged
Wheat-l5,000 bushels sold at ia cents tor Michigan
I75 for Genssee Corn dusaes 600 bushels at
~ ~ for mixed and while Oas and rye unchanged
Provisions dnl-rness pork, Sl4 So
Business will be suspended tomorrow la consequence q
its being observed as day OF THANKSGIVING.
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Doors will
Private and daily
upon application the ticket ONCE, where
purpose, plan Of the Saloon be
Of admission so Seats tickets ad
miting gentleman and ladies' 81.
Nov 23-lt
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Tx Troy FORGERY CASE.

ALBANY Nov. 2lThe Troy forgery case IL supposed 10
involve much larger amount than il reported Tho indi-
yidua is the present mayor and postmaster of The city.
has left for parts unknown. The logcres psr
pelra,ed Father Hayerman, Catholic clsrgyman; 4.
w. Watkins; and James H. Prentice, grocer The al
legged ger has heretofore been considered ono OF tho
reliable business men In the city.
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FAMINE IN CHINA To the horrors OF a civil war now
devastating China have been added those OF terrible
famine which prevails IN some provinces The Imperial
Pekn Gazette, paper which in this case would rather
conceal than exaggerae The truth states that in the
province OF Shantung the copses literally stew the
helds
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the Dress Circle and PHquets, u tbs Family
Upper Private Bores 50 The
opened "Wednesday 10 O'Clock,
uckets be procured
open performances 10
past O'Clock Nov. 2O-4t
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BEEg PACKING CnicAco-lt appears from state.
menl in the Chicago papers that 5l65 cattle have been
packed in that city during the present year, the whole
amounting 10 II 1863 .427 pounds.
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waggish member Of the Rhode Island legislature
plumes himself upon the "wise Iegisations which he
says has settled the liquor question in that Saie
promise to which both sides have agreed, viz The
temperance have got the Maine law. which il all
they want, and everybody else has plenty Of rum which
is all they want"
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

- p.rzr FIGllT.--TheN New iofA fsNts
-. EAGER of $4,000 dependent on the
s'0s'' ,s.ent bcastly exhibition at "Boston
i'sNs u 'DS y,as 10 have been settled in Phila-
dslnbia on Tuesday evening" whittier 'ne s s'
80 had gone, followed by numerous retinue
- fancy gents, many Of whom were interested , IN
~. r..,lt The Times also says that the pace
,,,ern the encounter took place, was on tne sou
and within the jurisdiction OF Massachusetts, ~
!. ru-aored in New York that the Massaenaset's
sathoraics are determined to follow up the aHair'
md before another week has elapsed' indictments
,;,,,-.hallx bc found, and rcq,isiiion made upon
-sr--..,,a,,- for the delivery OF theepagilisss,
-, ,,i,;,T sanctioned the lawless indi
-'7-.- BY 6clas on ti0I ground ana more or ieSs
,,s,r, an active part.
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Cu17YG BAcHELoR-A Cincinnati paper says
bachelor friend OF ours is about getting married
for nc other reason than to have some one TO take
care c. MIN when he is sick. The treatment he
received AT fashionable boarding house" when
he las had the ague, cured him of single lite He
orde-c. he says, the servant to bring him up some
grue' on Monday morning, but which never reach.
ed HIN antil the next Wednesday afternoon. Du-
ring rs confinement, not single soul visited him
save TAG young gentleman who dusts the knives,
ana re came not tor the purpose of administer
Ing consolation" but to inform him that ''Missus
would be much Obliged ii Mr.. Skeesicks would do
his shaking chair 80 as not to get the bec stead
apart This was the feather that broke the back of
Skecsi-ks Dictatorship From that moment he
resolved 10 connect his fortunes with piece of
dini'y. Who blame him, No one who has
ever passed through confirmed bronchitis al fash.
iona'le clearinghouse.
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INTERESTING Observation-Disclosures Oct-
ls-Le,tcrs from Santa Fee announce that F. Y
Aubrey reached there on the l4th ult. He crossed
the Sierra Nevada at Tegon Pass on the lth of Jul
iy.and struck the Ro del Norte at Liberratta and re-
ports the route as having Instructions either for
a railroad or Tor wagons. He found gold at the
crossing of the Colorado, and silver and copper ore
in great abundance.
The indians were numerous and very hostile,
ami lad foushttheir party for 30 days. wounding
neari3 all OF them. Aubrey received eight wounds
a, discrent times TIC fighting chiefly with
the Garutes.
Ttcy met tribe OF Indians 200 miles west of
Seune VINO used gold bullets for their guns,
It:.sas believed that Gov. Lane would get the
certificate OF election as Delegate to Congress-
Gafegos said to HAYS 800 majority, but the
voice. San Miguel County would be rejected as lille
gal.
Fort atkinson had been entirely abandoned, and
Everything removed TO Fort Reilly. The road from
CourCzl Grove TO Fort Union was entirely unDro-
tected, md Indian dcpredations were expected.
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NAKPETINGS, CARPETTNGS-
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

~ We are receiving daily, and now have on hand
IN Store the largest and best assorted stock of STA
PIE AND FANCY DRY GOODS we have ever Of
fered for sale. We invite our friends and customers
and the public generally 10 examine stock before
they purchase misunderstanding of the follow
ing in part:
Brown and bleached Sheetings and Shirtincs
beached and brown Cotton Drills Bed Tickings and
cold Cambrcs, Blankets, large stock PULLED Cloths
kerseys Satinetts and Tweeds Domet and all Wool
Flannels, bleached and brown Canton Flannes plssd
and plain Linseys black blue, green and brown
French Cloths black French Cassimeres aud Doe
SKINS Fancy Cassimeres and Silk aud Wool Vestings
Irish Linens Table Damask and Napkins Linen Sheet.
inss and Pillow Case Linens, French Merinos all
celors, large stock, English Merinos Persian Cloths
plain and printed, black Bombaziues and Apaccas
plain and printed French DeLanes, plaid and striped
French Del LANES, rich printed Cashimeres and Satin
DeLaines. Saxony and Gala Plaids for children La
dies Cloths all colors and qualities, plain black and
black hgur0 Silks rich plaid and brocade Silks Nor
ri Antiques very rich, Dress and Cloak Trmmin g.
Muslin Lace, Jaconett, Honiton and Maltese Collars
all of which Will sell on the best terms.
WARREN l. PERKINS.
Sc 90 No. l4l Eagle Souare
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-21

Mr. aelbiossom drank rather more than his usual
allowance OF rum a;id water one cold night last
Week; the consequence OF which was, he cave his
VIE ratder confused account of his cop1uat an
his Fesarn home. You see, Mr.. Smiths grocery
stofs 4sVlied me TO 90 and drink uncle Sanl-and
yoe see; the weather was dry-and was very sion
Pg-a. ailnt mind punching one driak-and'.
Aver now my head went into the punch thoupl
IN, lhe way home so dizzy that slipped upon
ne H9.-the corner Of the street bit me-and IN
oia gentleman with cropped years and a brass col
'at IN his neck said he belonged to the dog-and /
%as-you Observation-Disclosures is. | don't know
noth!1g more about it," my"