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Splendid Stock of
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, G. BONNETs
On 7h street, t,ro doors south Of I street.
F NJ. MAGRUDER would respectfully II

Tn 18th street, t,ro doors south Of street.
l. NJ. MAGRUDER would respectfully IT.
Il form the citizens Of Washington that be J.
now opening large and splendid -sormcnt Of =
Goods purchased in the northern market 7 cal.
thereby saving per cent: and as NV expenses ar
very small and being determined To adherr Il tn
cash system. feel confident / sell my goods Tel
per cent. less than many stores in Washington am
still make as much money. All have say u IL
friends and the public is 10 give the first call am
am sure you will not regret it. The following COOS
/ will sell al the prices named:
1900 yards fine chintz Calico yard wide, ID cents
worth 1s>i.-29o0 yards fine Lawn. yard wide J.
cts, worth 25,-i11O yards very fine shifting Cotton
10 cts. worth 212,-200O yards Berege De Laine,.
to Is cts, bought very low. and must be sold al
price, large and complete assortment Of bleach
and uubleached Cotton for Sheetirigs and first -a'r
Irish Linen for 80 cts worth - cents-a large 10, =
Apacas and Mourning Goods of various kinds,
good lot of Summer Cloths. Cassm and NPstr-,
tor Centlemen's at greatly reduced pr esf.s
goods for chdrens of various kinds. II l. u'-
less 10 name any more articles. have every fhI:
on hand that is usually kept in dry goods store.
81, BOOTS AND Shoes would
HEI call the particular attention OF the Lai:eS
TO my assortment of SHOES. beng sure il ta'y
49, give me call before purchasing, they ca1
save At least 10 per cent. keep constantly han
all kinds Of Shoes, the most CT which have made
order and warrant. 7 will name a fw ofthe leadir-
articles Ladies whole Caters. black and co.cre-,
Sll2 worth Sl75-Ladics' half Caters. black az
colored 81 90 worth Sl.50-Ladies' Morocco Sjpp-T-
McCurdy's make, IS cts worth Sl.OO-Ladie>' hor0c-
60 Jeffersons, McCurdy's make, - cts worth $40.
With complete assortment Of Gentlemen's and CL.-
crens wear OF every kind.
I'm MAGRUDER
N.B.-Take particular notice, and 60 not forget
corner, under Dorsey's Hotel.
ap EMIT 1t
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The RISE IN THE PRICE OF IRoN.-The
Boston Post IN noticing the rise in the price
of Iron, says:
The great rise of four or five hundred
per centum in the price of iron is rather
startling when we reflect that the railways
now in the course Of construction in Europe
and America will required for their compile
ton no less than two millions and four hun
dred thousand tons Of iron. To make this
quantity will occupy all the rolling mills in
the world, which are engaged in the manu-
facture of railway iron, least six years
those of Great Britain furnishing three
fourths, and the United States, France and
Belgium the remaining fourth. The best
authorities do not estimate the largest
quantity of railway iron in any one year
even as high as 1000 tons, yet even at
this rate it will take six years to furnish
iron for the roads alread begun.
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M ANTED-Af few active MEN 10 canvas, f p
w the "DemocrUtic Monthly Rerielc' Aluiv a;
the Screen House" to WM. Ill. Lens
ap 2J-tf
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NANTED-A person to attend 10 an Ia.
w Cream Saloon; one well acquainted with 4.
business. Apply at
HUNTERS Book Store, next T. : Hotl
0l-at
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f Washington Light Infantry
monthly meeting Will be he'd thi, evening at ococg
may b. Z. BEERS Secreter,D'
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II A Y B A L L 4,

TNHE ISLAND FRIENDSHIP CLUB respectfully
i beg leave to announce to their friends and the
public in general that they will give BALL On
HALL.
The Committee pledge themselves that no pains or
expense shall be spared TO make this Of the
BEST BALLS OF THE SEASON. Their past En-.
tertanments shall be guarantee for this.
Tickets 81 TO be had Of the Committee, and at the
door.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
]. Nermiliion, j. g. Dudley,
L. Jones, {. X. Bishop,
6. B. Clark. ii. Dudley,
VT. Walker, J. f. Johnson,
A. VI. Caldwell, J. Holt
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L'IRsT DIPLOMA AWARDED To ECKARDT
i FOR CONFECTIONERY at the GREAT FAIR
Having opened his ICF CREAM SALOON for the
season he would cordially invite all lovers Of gen
une article 10 call an examine for themselves al til
Old Stand, corner of and 9th streets, near the
Patent Office
\. B.-Eamilies supplied in all parts Of the city
alp l2-2w
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COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS
We are requested to state that Hon. R. H.
Stanton, of Ky, is not a candidate for the
above office. He is now in Washington for
the purpose Of attending to the location of
the United States Military Asylum at the
West.
1t is not likely, we apprehend, thatsthe
District appointments will be made for
some weeks.
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H~ The Montgomery Guards annual ball
takes place tonight.
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E. BURNETT'S
CONFECTIONERY AND FRUIT STORE,

HENRY KEPPLER
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Georgetown Correspondence.

GEORGETOWS, October ~. 1853.
There are several newspaperrepor, in circulation
i'll our city, which bnleveo be without any fonn-
daton. i'll fact One is that the Rev Henry Slicer is
10 I'LL the vacancy as pastor in the Methodist Church.
caused by the death of Mr. BrysOn. Mr. s., we have
10 doubt, would be very acceptable n large por-
A. agent ut the contemplated Metropolitan Church
VIII preclude the possibility Of his taking charge of
the church in our city.
Another il that pa> house has been TONED off
and the pipes are being laid The pipes il is true.
are being laid. but far from the house being
topped on the walls have only progressed far enough
to Admit oi the stting Of the first sry door win
d6w-framcS-the chimney or smoke-Stack only is
topped OF.
And another is that Mr.. Arthur. the excellent u
peFintrndent ri our cotton factory had been dis
charged Tor some supposed participation in the a"
tl'n "f the operatives, IA first noticed by us. We
assert positively that Mr. Arthur has never been dis
charged and whatever his course may be- hereafter
ne ia sfl!l experimenting AZ the factory.
Owing To deficiency of water at dams Nos. and
J. caused by he drought there has heen but little.
business done upon our Canal during the present
week.
In our notice Of fine potatoes, on Thursday, we
neglected 10 say thai the sample to be- seen at
the drug store Of Dr. q. NJ. Inthcum corner of
Bride ard High streets.
Hcrkrts.-Ouf market WAS we'll supplied this NOR
ming with ediblrs of every lrnd. The following are
some Ot the retail prices: Best cuts beef 10 a l2H
Cts: mutton ed 10 cts; pork 10 a l2; cts: bacon
10 IA cts; huter20 "a 81 cts; eggs D cts; 20
tatoes, Irish, 81 a. 40 cts. II peck: sweet - cts do;
cabbage 4 "a IL cts. T. head: chickens $50 a. 81
T doz.; ducks ~ cts. a. pair: roll butter from wag-
onS 81 a 81 u 1876.
The -four and grain market continues in an unset
tied state. Flour l. held nominay at Sc 30 for
prime brands. Wheat 81 rs a 81 80 for white and
Sl.25 "a sl,0 for red Small sales of corn ut lets
FOR yellow and Is "a 10c,s. for white.
the supply of beef at Drorcr'> Rest, for the week
ending To day. has been large. amounting in all to
900 head, 800 of which were purchased by District
butchers, AT .l56 a 3 50 T. I0J u gross; the balance
We're driven North. Sheep S2.Iai. "a $500 Hogs
~ so "a S6.62J..
Marine Observation-Disclosures brig Prairie, Hughes,
Salem, to JOha A. Grimes. Sailed-On the 18th
insT. packet schooner, Dyer. Sylvester SaleIn and
c. II. sampson. Rogers, for Boston. The schooners
Marietta Burr and Avn Elizabeth, and brig Foster
are now due and hourly expected.
SPECTATOR.
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Baltimore Correspondence.

B.LTIwoRE, October 81, 1888.
The Democracy held quite large meeting to- night
on LoudenSager's Hill. heard the cannon boom
Ing and the old drum walked up.
1t seems that the friends Of Joshua Vansant are
determined he shall run They ne adopting resou-
tons all the city support him at ali hazards
Ii really does hard that pure a man should
rrcedr from position where sOO and trne men are
most needed. in my Judgment, his recent noble,
hi. h-minIrd act would greatly strengthen his chances
o. success. wth before almost certain. Ii he
still persists ill declining the nomination, and the
Drn1crdts bTli'g Out no other cand late, the friends
OF Mr. EanSant will vote Tor the Wing, whoever he
INA! be that Will run. In preference In Mr.. Preston.
In this phase of the subject Mr.. PreSIcn'< defeat is
mere certain than IT would have been. He calcu-
lated upon mrly Wing votes. and no doubt would
have gotten large number; but put 4 Wing candi-
date the track. and those who might have gone
the independent will 20 for 1t would be quite
funhy to Wing elected in the Third District by
Democratic voters, and yet Sich a result is i'm
probable. My "n Impression, however, is that MIR.
Vansant viii vet consent run.
] learn that the don. John p. Kennedy and his
special friend, Washington Irving, ESQ, now
-OjonrI,;ng AT Martnshurg.
The fever which prevailed on Fell's Point has
nearly subsidized.
There is much excitement in our stock market
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares have further de-
clined-Saes II ~. Some OF the spectators and
others who purchased at high prices, holding OIL,
have lost Very heavily. There are individuals here
holding nearly 500 10 2,U00 shares, which
them % TO 20 per sharp-say 900 shares SO per
share, six months ago, was worth Sl40,0OO now it
would bring only $4,000. The party, or parties.
Therefore" L. worth 500 900 less than he, she, or they
would have been. had they sold ont AT $40. The
rapid decline in ihis stock has only SUI prise but
deceived our shrewdest and most prudent calcua-
tors, many OF whom now minus more than is
! comfortable. No one now tel! what W III be the
result, when the downward tendency will be
checked. | shall venture opinion, nor would
be willing to invest 1T present rates. OF fact
however, there can be doubt, and that Is. those
who buy the stock at $40, and can carry il eight
! months year, will make Handsomely. Ii must
! certainly advance during that time.
There IL 4 tevrrsh excite rent III breadstuffs
market. Flour is now extremely ticklish. IL has
now declined rapidly since the Asa's advices Sales
day of Howard street, late 'change of 500 bbS
at s.3l-a decline of AZ cents per Dbl. within few
days. This transaction, however il rather below
the market, but il i doubtful if can be had
morrow. There were sellers of City Mills late in
the day S6.3l-a decline of % ns per Dbl. since
| the steamer. Grain quiet-prices about yes
! terday.
Our merchants generally, Notwithstanding the mo-
ney pressure, considered sound, and in pretty
easy condition. Some reckless spectators may, and
| doubtless have suffered considerably RODERICK.
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Vermont ' legislature.

MONTPELIER, VI, Oct. 2l.-Four more
trials were had this morning on joint
ballot for Goverror-the laSt was as fol-
lows: Fairbanks, Wing, 1913; Robin
son, Dem, loo: Brain;,rd, F. S., g..
Further ballotings viii be had to-mor-
row.
The Burlington Free Press says that
there was no coalition in the Vermont
House in the selection of Speaker, but that
the Democrats in 9 body went over to the
Free Soil candidate without any previous
arrangement, for fear the Free Sellers
would go over to the Wings.
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Alexandria Correspondence.
Pee T4TOR.

ALEXANDRIA, October 81, 1853.
NGinSsas G,sp Railroad Con:yinp-Oyter SuppeG-
Fdtr-SerenGdefs, l.
No quorum OF the Manassas Gap Railroad Com
pany was present al any meeting yesterday and it
is probable tina, the company Will adjourn to day.
Tnr workm n employed i'll the erection of Dan
garfield ; cOnmn:Gr> warehouse RECALLED themselves
on one Of Aphch finest oyster supPers, few night.
ago. Song and clOqucncc enlirtned the occasion.
The Fair still attracts mutitufcs nj visitors, and
wonder If any Que wishes pleasant hour and
fails 10 find 1t there, they are uncoHquerabIe nissan
thrOpes.
The TeTp.chOrean Srrenaders still continue their
inimitable concerts at Liberty Hail. and next week
the Bbliorama OF iic<srs. German 4 Leaders will
be- on exhibition WyInan will also give Us some Of
his magical entertainments shall not lack for
aiGusrments. AMI
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By u. 4. Meg Ar E, AuCtfOneer.
CUPEEi0R EOSkN O0D GRAND PIANO. MAG
- >lFICENT hiANTEL MIRRORS. FURNITU RE.
FRENCH AND INDIAN CHINA, ELEjANT CUR
al 10 O'Clock shall sell ut the residence OF Dr. Thos
Harris. l. :. Navy, in Caroline Terrace street. he
tween 18th and 18th streets:
Splendid 10 rwUUi Ortaye Grand riano, made 10
order by l.. ~ Sch RI, Pbia.
Very large ;ud mapniiicvIt Frcnrh plate Mautrl
Mirrors. Ter Glasses
Pair Of ls Chandeliers with eat glass Drops, suit
:'b!" for gas c;:nls
Suits cfr'gant cIin.on Cloth Curtains, lined with
white Silk. with heavy Falls aud Flin.ng.
niar!e for IN, re double windows
Frer.ch Mantel LAMPS, Mant Ornaments
H%x"ny, Tlnee-Ply, aId IN reiu Carpets
D!iclGth stair Carpets. Rods and Eyes
Maj bic Malhie-lOp slii Mahogany eitre Tatles
Solid mahogany Extension Table, about thirty feet
long
Mahogany French ind Iii h pos, Eedstesds
DO Nardrohns. Washstand Cummuies
Do Hair - rirc seat Sofas, Lounges
DO Arm aud ParlOr Chairs. kout Tables
DO Bureaus. NnshStands. Toilet Sets
Best cuTled lair Mattresses, bedding
Window Shades Chrtz Curtains
Gold band French China Dinner set
IL dia China Dinler Set, Tea and Coffee Sets
Finger Bowl. Tumbiers. Wines. Goticts
thampagu-s. Water Bottles anu HcJanters
SiIv-r-pnted Casters. Table Cutlery
RefriT RI tor Tin safe
Two Fire Gratis, lot Weod and Coal
Together with he usual tment OF Kitchen
Utensils.
it Of two aud four months, for notes satisfactorily
-ndolse bearing interest
&c. MCGUIRE,
Or I'D Aurtjopper,
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&c al-eo'
By &c. MCGUIRE, Auc,ton.-r.

beautiful COTTAGE at Pubic .uction-o,
ID THURSDAY. the 9th instant. at Az o'clock
p IN on he preH i>eS, will be sold to the hjpbr,t
oiaiher, that hands ONE twosiory Frame Cottage st
ttiuterSecton OF LIT street ast, and street por,b
near the Capitol. The house contains nine rooms
and I BRICK basement v it'll tn runms Also n
hath house and cistrrn. with q forcing pump ~.
iiehe'i. ard AN out building for stablipg. &c This
ops rty fronts IS feet lSt street aud lis feet
on I street, and contains lc,2an rquare feet of
ground.
his property commands extensive view of tn.
CITY. Georgrtown, ard the surrounding country.
Terms: on'-:ourth cash residue in equal iustal-
ments at o. IL. and is months. by notes with inter.
est day of sale, 10 he secured by tssd Of trust
on the roierty.
If the terms are not complied with within tbr..
days from the day CT SALE the property will L.. re
sold at The risk and cost OF the first purchaser
Title GEAR and indiSputable. ,onyeyaEces at III.
exicnse of the purchaser.
II. c. SPALpING, AGENT,
JAS. T.. MCGUIRE,
o. Ztt-uIt- AUcti,psar
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&S1NvALIDs recovering from the effects of Fever.
Bilious iiseases, long continued illness of any
kind will find Carriers Spanish Mixture the only
remedy which will revive their dropping constitu-
tons expel all bad humors from the blood excite the
liver to prompt and healthy action and by its tonic
properties, restore the patient to life and viQor
We car only say ThY II. ! s:nsie bottle is worth
all the so-called Sarssparllas in existence. 1t con-
tains no Mercury Opium. or any o. her no1iojis or
poisonous drug. and can be given to the youngest
infant without hesitation.
See the certificates of wonder full cures around the
bottle: More than1fve hundred pereons in the city
of Richmond. Va. can testify to its good effects.
- See advertisement
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OCTOBER Q

AREIvfp.-Schr MCDOWELL, Pattaugall, PASSPORT
to Eowle & Co.
Schr. Mott Be'iel, -, New York, to S. s. Mas
ters Son, and freight for the District
Schr- VI. {. Durfee, James, FAN River, To Borden
Mining Co.
Schr. Mary Virginia, Thomas, Machodoc wheat to
s. Shinn Son.
schr. Virginia, Purdy, Mattawoman, wheat, and
oats to s. Shinn Son, and wheat, and oats to
Irwin 4 Powell
Steamer Pow hstan, Mitchell, Baltimore, to s. Shinn
4 Son.
sNLrp.-Schr. Two Brothers, Treadway, Philsdel.
phia, by 8. Shinn Son.
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AUCTION SALES.


WAL A BL E REAL ESTATE at Auction-Ou
FRIDAY, the 29,h infant, at O'Clock o. m
! shall sell to the highes: bidder, in from, of rhe
premises part of lots &c and q old Georgetown,
and part of Its 10 and IS in Beatty and Hawkins
edition 20 Georgetown. fronting GO feet the north
side of Pross street and l39 feet, less of
the same wi tn TO 10 foot alley with the Improve
ments consisting Of comfortable dwelling house
with extensive back bIi diues. THIS is very desi
ratie piece of property and adjoins the handsome
premises belonging 10 x. Read Esq.
Terms of sale: One-foarth ash. the ba'ance in s.
TO- and u months. far notes bearing interest,".
On the cash payment being made u deed will l..
given and a de- q Of trust taken
Conyeysncing at the expense Of purchaser.
/. :. WRIGHT,
Hl-posi- a,.,;o-..-
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PIANOS. PIANOS.

N1E would r, spe tfaliy remind friends AMI
w the public that have always on hard an
assortment of PIANOS from the celebrated e-tabsll-
ment Of knabe. Gaehc h CO.. of Baltim RI, which
guarantee to sell at manufacturers Prices there
b. saving expense of travel. freight, time, G".
Terms made exceedingly moderate.
JNO. F. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE. Oct. %, II N.-Flour is
very dull. There are no buyers of City
Mills above 1928 cts. Howard street
Flour is offered at S6.3T!. Grain is dull.
White Wheat, Sl,33 a ,3S cts: Red
Wheat, 81, % 81 ,2S cts.-i000 bushels
sold. White Corn &c 60 cas-: yellow
Corn 20 ctS.-6.00O bushels sold. Rive,
50 50 cts. Whiskey, 3ol cts. Other
articles same as yesterday.
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The Strike at Reading.

READING, Oct. 20.-Theoperatives con-
nected with the cotton factory here con-
tinue their strike. About 300 men, girls
and boys paraded the streets with bands
of music, and the stars and stripes flying.
The directors will accede to the ten hour
rule but they want to reduce the pay,
which the hands will not agree to.
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New York Market.

New YORK, Oct. 22-l, p. M.-Flo1r
active. Sales of 10000 barrels st yes
terday's prices. Wheat active. Sales Of
100000 bushels white Michigan 81 So
cts. to 81 55 cts: Genesec 81 81 els. to
81 30 cts. Corn-20, 900 bushels mixed
at "a cts. Stocks advancing. Cotton
dull.
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FURNIrURE AND HOUSEHOLD EfEECTS.-nn
Il TUESDAY morning. October 9th ut 10 oc:'k.
Mt the re>ijrl!,e az H. u. Day. ES.; ga 10Th street
i.t;tc the conner Of J., shall sell
Mahogany ilair spring sea. Sofa
Do raIlnr Chairs. ROckrr
En Cr,tre Tables. Roat do
Walnut raTr ycat Clairs, otto &ns
Threr-ilN uid ingram CARPET, Giicloth, kr.S
Giran ,.ics China N4res c., ok Glasses
Mahogany Upright Desk. l.: mp
Prtsteads. hair and husk Mattresses
Eulstt r ard Pillows Crib. Bureaus
hitc Granite Dinner ard Teawa-e
Table Cutlery. Castor-. Glassware
EXrc,lru ut Cook ~ Stove and fixtures
Together with a>Sor,u rnt Of Kitchen R.lui-
site.
Terms: go anl up:Ic- cash: over that sum n
Credit of 60 and 80 days, fl Satisfactorily en-
doris 4. bearing interest. j. {. MCGUIRE
IL Aucronee-
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Sailing Of the Humboldt.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22-l. r. Mile
steamer Humboldt, with one hundred and
ninety passengers, Lewis Cass, ir.. among
them, sailed to-day. The Humboldt
took out 100000 in specie.
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NOTICE.

III ANlSG now made arrangements, gentlemen
Ii can rely upon having their Shirts made to or
der within ten days from the time the order given
Call and leave your measure and will guarantee a
perfect fitting Shirt SHIRTS made with the
French Risbands ut HOnKINS'S Gents Furnishing
Store corner of 9th street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between Browns and National Hotels.
oc lS-2w-
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Arrival Of the Ship Sagadahock below Bos.
tnn-Shin on Fire

BosroN, Oct. 2l.-The ship Sagada-
hook, on board Of which seventy deaths
from Cholera have been reported, is below
this city. The Mayor and Aldermen held
a special meeting this morning, and pas
sed an order for the Committee on Inter-
nal Health TO take such measures that
the danger from its approach may be
averted from this city.
The bark Charles William arrived a.
this port from Savannah, reports Oct. IL.
lat. 35 40, Ion. - In. saw vessel on fire,
mastS gone, and glib hanging from the glib
boom. She appeared to be of about 300
or 400 tun. Passed close to her, but saw
no boats, and supposed that the crew had
left her.
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United States Senator from Tennessee

LOUISVILLE. Oct. 20.-Balloting for o
United States Senator took place to-day
in the Tennessee Leg iatuTe. The third
ballot stood as f ilows:-John Bell, 70 :
Henry, IA: Nelson, II: Cave johnson,
40: After this ballet johnson withdrew.
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Ry- There is no better time than the present to
purchase your supplies of Fall and Winter clothing
To those in wsht of superior or low-prced apparel
we would urge the prudence Of visiting the popular
establishment known NOAH WALKER'S MAR
BILE HALL CLOTHING EMPORIuM ", Browns bui,d
ing where they be suited with every variety and
style Of clothing Their beautiful and well selected
stock consists in part OF fine black and fancy ored
cloth frock, sack and dress ats; superior plain and
fancy cashmere business frocks and sacks: rich
tslmas, paletts and sack overcoats: with thu he. t
selection Of fine black doeskin and fancy cashmere
pants. cu; velvet silks, sitn cashmere and plush
vests. Also shirts collars drawers. socks. crayats.
hanakerchefs, suspenaerS, gloves, understands, &c
All of which they will sell lower than any other
house in this or any other city. We would also cal,
the attention of ladies' to their complete assortment
of Boys Clothing. large supply of servants wear
ALWAYS on hand
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CHEAP BOOKS.

THE subscriber, in order to We attention to his
/ Newspaper Agencies, is selling of his stock of
Catholic school. and Miscellaneous Books, School
requisites. and Stationery, at prices lower than can
be purchss ed elsewhere.
Awell selected assortment Of Bibles, Prayer Books
Tales, &C. suitable for presents at the approaching
holidays. Call early, the time is limited.
W. W. INGMAN,
&C IT. street. doors east Of 7th.
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The Yellow Fever ar Jackson.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 2l.-There were sixty
cases and thirteen deaths by yellow fever
at Jackson. Miss, during the week ending
the 18th inst. which is decline on the
mortality of the previous week.
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Murder IN Virginia.

RICHMOND, Oct. 2l.-Dr. VIM. L. War
ring, Of Essex. Va, was shot dead by q
crazy man while riding along the road
YESTERDAY.