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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-01

haps than either popular sentiment and feeling who viii
doubtless combine with the Wing and Peete contngents
In resisting the new scheme of taxation
Parliamentary proceedings have since the production
OF the budget been uninteresting In the House Of
Lords the only matter Of interest was the discussion OF
the feerade resolution proposed by tho Earl Of DERBY
amendment to the one introduced by the MARQUIS
OF cLASRcARDE and accepted by the latter nobleman
Lord LASsDowsE, the Duke Of NEWCASTLE the Earl Of
ABERDEEN, and other Peers, both Wings and Peeltes
spoke strongly respecting the inefficient terms of the
amended resolution. The discussion was waxing warm
when the Earl Of HARRowBY, general supporter of Min
lsters proposed an amendment which was accepted by
Lord DERBY, who observed that it was curious CO.
Incidence that In both houses the different parties had
been brought more in harmony by resolution interpos
ed. Lord HARRowBY's amended resolution was unani-
mously agreed to, in the following terms:
That this house adheres to the commercial system re-
Gently established and would view with regret any re-
newed attempt to disturb its operation impede it's future
course"
The expenses Of the Duke of WEILISGross funeral will
not exceed toOO0 and that has been voted for the
purpose by the House of Commons
The question Of national defence has assumed the shane
Of supplemental estimates for the years 1852 53 for the
navy and ordnancethe two amounting to e305 1888
There are to be 5000 additional seamen and 500 ma
rnes There is doubt that England must be kept free
from the merest suspicion of danger from foreign agrees
son And as the cost of the naval and military esta
blishments is about s15 900 per annum we trust
every emergency is provided for Our present sea and
land forces may now the authority of Parliamentary
papers pc mustered up and stated as follows:
. Cavalry and infantry Of the regular army ex-l
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We direct the attention Of buyers the advertisement
Of Peters Chambers, late M. B. Peters & Co, Of New
York; one of the most extensive importers Of Wines
Brsndies, 60 in the city p. and G. win sell Wines,
Brandes, and Champagnes in bond subject debenture
and In any quantity TO suit at the lowest market prices
We learn from good authority that this firm has
ion with two Of the largest houses in England and France
from whom they are constantly receiving fresh supplies
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FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Dates from the Sandwich Islands to the 9th of Novem-
Der have been received. At Honolulu there were I16
whale ships in port
The ship Isaac Rowland had arrived at Honolulu with
four Japanese sailors who found at sea on board
junk, in q furnishing condition.
The has been most successfulor the whaling
business More OIL it was thought would be received At
Honolulu than at any previous season
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DAVID BRowS, Esq died at Princeton IN. ~ on the
18th instant Recently he Of the wel-known hrm
Of Brown, Bell & Co, shipbuilders Of New York
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Leaving surplus Of about f500 900 for the second year
The right honorable gentleman concluded speech Of
nearly hve hours duration, amid loud cheers from the
Ministerial side Of the House. and partial ones from the
Opposition
Lord Jons RUssnL and Mr. GIADsrosx have respec-
lively sgnfed their intention with regard the extended
income tan and augmented house duty The followers Of
both win probably coalesce u supporting the propositions
Of each for amending rather for negativng the
prominent features in the Ministerial plan And there
large section besides who represent more directly per-
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Inc morning HeTdd, IN speaking OF the naval estimates
says: "We stated time since that the naval forces
of England would include ten screw neofbattle ships
We believe that before this time year we shall have
double this number Of two and three deckers propelled
by screw machinery afoat"
The only material variation in the of the Bank
of England is increase of e385,67 in the bullion
whchis Ell 665; the circulation is e22 7O3 S64
The demand for money continues discount houses and
brokers get many bills at II . per cent Business
is active, and prices tend upwards
The Board Of Trade tables for the month ending on the
9Th instant every way encouraging There is small
falling off in consumption, compared with the
spending month Of last year. in cocoa currants and the
importation of glass gloves lead and articles of
silks and in foreign timber of about 200 loads but
there is increase in the month of the consumption of
coffee, wheat, raisins rice, spices of all kinds spirits
sugar, tobacco, tea and wine. In all the principal tax
paying articles there has been considerable increase for
the ten months and there WILL the end of the year. be
a corresponding increase in the revenue.
The total declared value of the exports of British and
Irish produce and manufactures during the respective
periods of the last three years have been follows
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Ine results presented by these Government returns
fully confirmed by the published periodically at
the great Of industry In chief item Of export
however that Of cotton manufactures in which there
decided expansion in the previous return the
dency is this month the other way This falling off is al
exclusively confined to cotton manufactures enter
ed by the yard and is doubtless occasoned by the rise
in the price of the raw material The following were the
declared value of the exports for the ten months Of the
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Loss on the malt tax...........,.....e Ct, 700 600
on tea duty ............................ 567, 900
on hops ............................ 10000
Increased estimates ...................... 100000
Light dues... 100, 900
Toprovide for.........."........... E3, 0s7, 900
He proposed TO extend the house and shop tar by sub
ectng oil houses Of clio value and upwards to its oper
atonitnow E20and to double the present
tai upon houses by raising it to L. Cd on houses and
Is. on shops Then the ways and means for 1S54-55
would be as follows:
surplus revenue. G., 800, 600
Repayments. .......".................... 100000
Reduction on the 81 per cent. consols 10000
Increased house and shop duy.,...,..... 100000
a8,6l0,OoO
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Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE. October Is, 1853
The fever which prevails on Fe's Point, il now
understood to be only high type of bilious, somewhat
incident to that locality. The disease. am told
originated i'll a small house situate on Thomas street.
occupied by Germans 1t appears that they lived in
Il filthy manner. Besides themselves there were
several hogs kept in the cellar whilst the garrett was
used a kind OF chicken coop. IT is difficult, to m-
agine more miserable condition of existence. and
in fact not much TO he wondered that the inmates
were attacked with kind of malady. The
Board OF Health has examined into the matter
lully and given orders to have every place clcansed
and freed from filth. There is no apprehension
that the disease will spread
The Democrats and Wings are actively engaged in
tlectIOneerng. IL Is matter of regret to observe
that miserable inuendOcs and vile ISLANDERS are cir
culang about both the gubernatoral candidates, de-
signed not so much to in ure them personally, As
their prospects of being elected This il the abOmi
nahie feature OF modern politics. | doubt if two
purcr, more upright, and honorable men could be
found in the state than Mr.. Lyon and Mr. Bowie,
Yet the poisoned arrows OF vile political slender
aimed AT them both. know of nothing 50 disgust
ing, and can conceive OF no meanness on a parallel
with that which stOOps TO such base purposes. The
man who does il Is bad at heart and not fix 10 be
trusted. virtuous noble mind actually .ickens at
the thought OF such dcgradiH caltnniators. would
rather live and die in the bleak regions Of Siberia
than be such politician. Con- cience must make
towards of them.
The newspaper quarrel between Joshua Vansani
and W. p. Preston, Esqs. Is waging fercely. doubt
the policy OF this warfare. Both gentlemen are
well enough known, and their private peccadillos con-
sumo time and paper which might be better appro-
p-iated Nothing that either could OF the other,
knowing that il springs from political predictions,
can effect the good or bad opinion OF the world
Those who have been behind the curtains in cleo
pioneering movements put but little faith in this kind
of dispufation. Both parties, OF course, will make
out good cause, and one To their liking Joshua
may fight on in his just cause, but unless, ike his
namesake ii old, he can command the Sun TO stand
still, he must expect occasional shot from the Ma
poleOn of the City Court.
There Is quite panic III breadstuffs. Dealers
have become somewhat apprehen<ive that the
news from Turkey and Russia may turn out spec
ulative hoax. The market, therefore, has been fe
vcTsh, and TO day, and at late change holders gave
way, selling about 5000 bblS City Mil, and Howard
81. brand, AT S6.75--a decline the morning ask
ing price of l21 cts. u Dbl. No matter which horn
OF the dilemma, except the golden horn, of them
Will get bitten. Things have now sottsn 10 such a
pitch that this result is now inevitable.
ROpERICK.
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MARINE LIST.
poRr OF ALEXANDRIA. OCTOBER l,

APcIvED.-Brig Andover, Atkins, Boston, to VI.
Eldridee ard freight for the district
sehr Mist, Wyatt. New York, to S. Shinn Son,
and freight for the district.
schr North Pacific, Buck, Cape Ann, to Cumber-
land Coal and Ion Co
schr- wa hington, Rose New York, TO s. Shinn
Son. and frei. hit for the District
Hchr. Mays Head, Hos ard, Washington, n. c.,
lumber 10 Thomas Over,
> mr. Home Mariner, Philadelphia, coal to Thomas
schr John ?. Spedden, Graves. Port Deposit, lum-
Der TO Smoot Uhl-r
shr- Regulator, Iiayne, Nsnjemoy wheat and rye
TO j. 7. b. Perry 4 Foo
tioop Last Resort Carr, Pomonkey, tobacco to D,
4 s. Blackjack. --
Schr Fancy Jackson, Reed, Mattox wheat ard
corn to s. Sbinn Som
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to J. J..
Wheat Bros.
SAILED -Br. Schr Windsor, Card ST. John, n B.,
by Cszenove Co.
Steamer Powhatap Mitchell, Baltimore. by 6.
Shinn Son.
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Slave Case az Boston.

BOsToN, Oct. lS.-Ann, slave belong
ing to Col. Clenathan. of New Orleans.
and who came to this city in company
with the family of that gentleman, was
taken before Judge Metcalf, ofthe Supreme
Court, yesterday, on charge instituted
by certain abolitionists that she was de-
tanned against her will. On a hearing
being had. however, the charge of the
abolitionists was proved to be false, and
the case was dismissed. was but
little excitement about the proceedings.
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RICH EMBRoIDERIEs & HOSIERY

WE have just received a large and well assorted
w stock of French and Scotch Embroideries,
consisting Of
Sleeves. Chemisctts, and Collars
Embroideries and plain Pocket Handkerchief, very
cheap
Ladies' and Children's worked Skirts
Ladies' and Misses Cotton and Merino Hosiery, in
great variety
White and Black silk do
100 dozen Ladies' best French Kid Gloves.
Ladies wishing any of the above articles can rely
on getting the very best grades by calling at
MAXWELL, SEARS & COLLEY'S
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
k1- All articles sold at our establishment are
warranted to prove as represented.
6-po6t-
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~ There is no better time than the present to
purchase your supplies of Fall and Winter clothing.
To those in want of superior or low-prced apparel.
we would urge the prudence Of visiting the popular
establishment known rs NOAH WALKER'S MAR
BLEHALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Browns bn,,d
Ing where they can b. suited WITH every rariety ~"
style of clothing. Their beautiful and well seecc
stock, consists in part of fine black and
cloth frock sack and dreSs coats: superior plain and
fancy cashmere business frocks and sacks: rich
talElas. pa'etss and slok ovcrcoai:; with the brt
selection of fine black doeskin and fancy cashmere
pants cut velvet silks. satin. cassimere and plush
vests Also. shirts, collars. drawers, socks crayats
handkcrchiefs, suspenders, gloves, undershirts, &c
All of which they will cell lower than any other
house in this any other city. We would also call
the attention of ladies to their complete assortment
OF Boys Clothing. large supply of servants wear
always on hand.
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French NJ mos, Plaids, Mousse
laines, sc.
EREN c II Merinos, white, pink, blue, Tan, and
i other cnlors
Cashmere and al-wool Plaids. all qualities
French MOussslaines, white and all culOrs
Printed Mousselaines. from 12l% cents upwards
Pink, blue, white, and black water.d Silks, wide
Black Silks, all widths black Alpacas
M'ols-Bay State, Mcrno. Grape, and other styles
Together with general assortment of seasonabie
Goods, too numerous to mention.
Cu,tomcrs are respectfully invited to give me
call. VIM X. RILEY,
Corner Sth street. opposite Centre Marl,ct.
&C lS-enlm-
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eR~1SvALiDs recovering from the effects of Fever
Billions licenses. or long continued illness of any
kind. will find Carriers Spnnish Mixture the only
remedy which will revive their ,lr oping cous.iI-
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 vigor.
We csn only say TRY 1T. 4 c;nglc bottle is worth
al the socallcd Sarsaparillas in existence. It
taips no Mercury. Opium any other noxious or
poisonous drug, and can be given to the youngest
infant without hesitation.
Sec the certificates of wonderful around the
bottle. More than five hundred persons in the city
of Richmond. Va. can testify to its good effects.
- See advertisement.
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By j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctienesr.
CUPERI0R ROSEW GOD GRAND PIANO MAG
~ NlFICENT MANTEL MIRRORS. FURN ITUkF
FRENCH AND INDIAN CHINA, ELEaANT CUR
TA1NS. &s.-un THURSDAY morning. October e.
at 10 oc'ck, shsl sell at the residence Of Dr. Thos
Harris. L. S. Navy. in Caroline Terrace, street he
tween 18th and lIth streets:
Splendid Rn ewood octave Grand Piano. made to
order by f. ~ Sch ~, Pbia.
Very large and magnificent French rlste Msntel
Mirrors. l,er Glasses
Pair OF gil. Chandeliers with cut glass Drops suit
able for gas candles
Suites Of elegant crimson 9th Curtains lined With
white Silk. wi h heavy Falls and bringing,
made for large double windows
Frerch Msntel Lamps. Mart-l Ornaments
Snxony, Three-ply, and Ingram Carpets
0alcioth stair Carpets. Rods and Eyes
Marble. Marble-top and Mahogany Centre Tables
Solid mahogany Extension Table, about thirty feet
long
Mahogany French and high pcs. Bedste.ds
DO Wardrobss, Washs;and Commodes
Do Hair siringteat Sofas, Lounges
Do Arm and Parlor Chairs Rout Tables
Do Bureaus, Nashsfanda. Toilet Sets
Best cur'cd hair Mattresses, BEDDING
Window Shades, Chin.z Curtains
Gold bs nd French China Dinner Set
Ii dia China Dinner Set. TIA ard Coffee Pets
Finger How'll, TuEblers. Vines Goblcts
fhamp.gnes, Water Bottles apt, De.ant-rs
Si;vrr-pated Gators. Table Cutlery
Re'ril IL tor. Tin Safe
Two Fire Crates lot Wood and Coal
Together with he usual assortment of Kitchen
Utensils.
Terms: $50 and under cash; over that rum cred
it Of two and four month"; for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
&c. MCGUIRE,
Or l9-c- Auct oneer.
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NEW AND SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,

M are now opening fall stock of DIR Y
w GOODS, which have been selected with much
from the latest importations, and comprises all
the various styles Of
Rich laid and Brocadc Silks
Rich Figured and Plaid Ca>hmeres
Black silks OF all grades, some choice brands
Bombazine ard super Black A!pacas
Black and Cn,orcd Canton Grapes
shawl in endless variety
And in short every article that is to re found in
well assorted stock to which invite the particular
attention of purchasers, determined to sell
AS low as any otrer house in the District.
ex- All articles sOd at our establishment are war
ranted TO prove Represented.
MAXWELL. SEARS 4 COILEY
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
R-eo6t.
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New York Market.

New YORK, Oct. 19-1 M.-Flour has
further declined. Howard street -four.
Sc 93s cts. $1,000 barrels Sold
Wheat dull. Michigan white wheat, 81
81 cts. a 81 "a cts. Genesee white wheat.
81 sc cts.-30 900 bushels sold. Yellow
corn, 80 cts.-20, 900 bushels sold. Stocks
steady. Cotton dull.
The Arabia sailed to-day with 50 pas
sengcrs and 81 200, 900 in gold.
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Joshua vansant Declining the Democratic
Nomination.

BALTIMORE, Oct. l9-1 p. x.-Joshua
Nansant, the regular Democratic nominee
for the Third Congressional district, pub
fishes card in this afternoons Argus
peremptorily resigning the nomination.
He hopes the Democrats will nominate
some Other good man. His reasons are
because former partisans have proved
treacherous and joined the independents.
1t is believed the Democratic ward meet
ings will be called and Vansant again
nominated by acclamation. He is now
out oftown to avoid the opportunities Of
his friends who persuade him against re-
signing.
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AUCTION SALES.
g j. G. McGUIRE. Auolfoneer.

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTs.-on
Il TUESDAY morning October 24th, at 10 o'ci'k,
1T the residence of II. r. Day, ESQ, 10th street,
rear the corner of L, I shall SELL
Mahogany hair spripgseat Sofa
Do pailor Chairs Rocker
DO Centre Tables, Rout do
Walnut cane seat Chsirs, Otto Ems
Three-Pl, and ingram CARPETS. 0ilcloth, Rugs
Granfo:ss, China Wares, Clock. Glasses
Mahogany Upright Desk, Lamrs
ReC>traGls hair and husk Mattresses
Holster and Pillows. Crib bureaus
bite Granite Dinner ard Teaware
Table Cutlery. Castcrs. glassware
Excellent Cook ng Stove ard fixtures
Together with IN assortment of Kitchen Reaui
sites.
Terms: $40 and under cash over that sum
credit of 90 and o. days for notes satisfactorily en-
dors. ID, bearing interest. j. c. MCGUIRE
&C To- Aue,io,..r
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NOTICE.-Store 10 rent and n stock of
~ and second hand Books for sale cheap-If /
crn get good cfrr for my store and sell out the
Book will rent it. The value for good stand Is
rapidly increasing. as expect TO pay particular at
tent on TO the A.hamhrs Sa'oon. Parties be
supplied with reasonable Refreshments in good
style. ALFRED HUNTER.
&c lit
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

| WILL offer at private sale, my LEASE, with
Bar room Gas Fixtures, and other articles, all OF
which Will be shown to any one wi hing to pur-
chase Locality on Pennsylvania avenue, south
side, near 6th street back to b street; CON
tain- II rooms in good order. Time of lease -
months. The House is in good rcputc and doing
good business; front just painted. A quantity of
good LIQUOR can he had at cost price. For fur
ther particulars see the subscriber.
All persons indebted to me will please call up and
pay and ave further trouble. J. DAVIS.
sep eft
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct 10, l2M-Flour is de-
Ginning. Howard street, Sc 6Ss cts offered.
City Mills, Sc $4,000 bbls sold. 1t
is generally held at Sc 6Si cts. White
wheat, 81 40 cts: red wheat, 81 80 q
81 35 cts-l5,000 bushels sold. White
corn. II % cts: yellow corn. "a cts -
10000 bushels sold. Oats, 46 cts
Whiskey, 32I CTS.
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observation-disclosures Bigler, &c.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. lS.-Gov. Bigler
and lady arrived here this afternoon, on
their way to visit the Crystal Palace.
Gov. Bigler has issued a proclamation,
naming the fourth Thursday of Novem-
Der, the oath, as day of thanksgiving
and PRAYER for PENNSYLVANIA.
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Death Of William Pinkney.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 19.-William Pink
ney. son of the late distinguished Mr..
Pinkney, died suddenly here this morn
ing. He was foreman Of the Grand Jury,
so the Courts were dismissed for the day.
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BLANKETS, QUILTS, sc.

M have now in Store
w 200 pairs Blankets, of all grades
$50 Marseille. and Allepdalc Quilts
300 pairs bleach-d and brown cotton SheetinCs
10 do linen Sheetinys
30 do pillow slip Cotton
100 dozen damask Napkins
300 do Towels all grades
20 pairs Table Dnmask -"
With large and general stock of house furnish
ing Dry Goods, i: all Of which defy competition
YERBY, TEBBS IERBT.
Correr Pennsylvania avenue and 7tb street.
oc 1T Union lm1
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GAS FIYTUR ES.

GAS FIYTUR ES.
IN1lE Subscriber has on hand and is daily receiving
i from the celebrated factory of Cornelius, Par
ker & Co., Philadelphia large and handsome rOl-
lc ton of CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS, PEN
D.aNTS, &C., embracing all their patterns,
which h" will dispose of at manufacturers retail
prices. Those in want of Gas Fixtures will find il;
TO their inter st to call and examine patterns and
prices before purchasing.
c. ". BOTELER.
sep 1-eo2m. Iron Hail.
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TO TIE LOVERS OF
ICE CREAM, CONTEMPORARIES, &C.

VNChWy VUNC
VINHE AMERICAN ICE CREAM, manufact ured by
l. the subscriber from pure country cream, and
fu -nisicd i'll any quantity, from one quart and ur
wards nj 81 so per gallon and at the shortest notice
PARTIES Dinners, and Private Entertainments fur
rished in the most fashionable style, and equal to
any in the United States.
CHARLOTrERUSSE, FROZEN FRUIT,
BLANC NANCE, PYRAMIDS,
JELLIES, CAKES, &c.
made to order in every style.
All orders left at ARN0LD'S. under GaIsJy' s
Hotel. on Pennsylvania avenue. will he punctualy
attended to- where there will be constantly kept
hand large and fresh assortment of FRUITS,
CONTEMPORARIES, FRENCH BON-BONS. PRE-
SERVES, PICKLES, &c.
long experience in the business enables the sub
scriber to guarantee the utmost salts, ction.
OYSTERS in various styles, COFFEE, TEA. CHO
C0LATE, ORGEAT, and other refreshments, can re
obtained at all hours at the above saloon
sep 20 II. ECKARDT
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By r. N. sTRATTON, Auctioneer.

By f.. N. STRATTON, Auctioneer.
r}NHREE FRAME HOUSES at Auction-On TUES.
L DAY afternoon. October 18th, at Az o'clock,
on the premises. shrll sell Lots Nos Is, IL. and
south half If lot 20, n.Squsre No. 60, fronting IN
Pierce street. between LIST and North Capitol street
improved br three substantial Frame Houss.
Tile perfect. Convcyapces at the expense Of the
purchaser.
Terms: One-third cash; residue in six and twelve
months, satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
y. n. :TkATTON,
oc l9-eo3ffdt'- Auctinneer.
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The Cholsra at Sea

New YORK, Oct. lS.-The ship Saga
dahock, of Bath, Maine, from Gutenberg
for Boston, with passengers, has been
spoken at sea, suffering terribly with the
cholera. Fifty-eight of her passengers
had already died, and fourteen were still
sick.