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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

frcEa Tie Facsyene, zst
The irfermepts Ia al he ce-tsries Of the city tor NJ
week q ding 81 clock YESTERDAY n0rcing toaiur,sI
The Goth int are ia tail foows the deaths by yen"
,fox fever being ihose certified 20 by he physicians
H. 1Lous e1tin a A. NJ
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MrcHIeAs.-Gov Parsons has officially announced the
ratification by the people Of the Maine Law, recently
adopted BY the Legislature The vote stood For the
Prchbitory Liquor Law, 4O4 Against Prohibition,
23G54 There were 1868 defective ballots
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49, Delegate TO Democratic state Convention
OrsEeo Cos. Jared C. Gregory, Unsdlla, a Soft
Shell. who is instructed With the Taylor resolutions
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WIscoss1S--ILe MlrGnkie Ners (Dem-) and Md
isor Journal (Whg) propose the name Of Rev. A C..
Barry Of Racine, "a free seller We beheTe) for the
Office Of Superintendent OF Public Institution
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LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
Affairs at the Capital.

Soatsern Telegraph Office Of Bsoser and Haro-.r '
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TIE MertaIiiy Of DISTORTION the British Prov


EALTTIDTL.
Tie brig Brera VISTA from Cienfasgos Pnia pnia
put INTO WA0rgton yesterday with sickness on board
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u Once your hair was black as thunder ciouI,
YOU say why seenl CRsrAnohos kAoLLos HAIR DYE
viii ye lie lint the Old ustcI without singing v a. son vile
ro,vus Made to and applied tpgM " o. NO Aor
Honl, sae b. tho piinonel 0ugss ~ tne Guy
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Law. BENEDICT. Jr, Secretary.
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70 EowLsRs a. WILLS, Pbfeu0iVgSts aud Dnh1sD,
srs Clinton Halt No. ISL Nssssast, Ns~-Yors.

ORAss VALLEY Cwe cali the attention OF our readers TO he
this Company another column TINS thla lar
The o succes sf Complny Caps, aud i's Drecos co
denly anticipate quarterly deDd OF less tan ~ per ce IA
hke dividend each succeeding quarter II Is
eptir.l, free debt surplus IA the treasury
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s,w,,o MAomsys.-It il most important to the D

lie 10 nov that New York was ly Jear hs
the machine 20 sew with needle SUD sue ieS
uoof tbs No other po'by
have any We have Dir un ~
eer,e nae this nothing that teongso oher The
ses e.mE community embracing al yes Ut trades have long
that Sewing Mac1s are the 0uy ones tas
will 10 Wok Ttr.oy probably achles ~ s4e at tie
REDUCED price Of slto, compe. for use - A., o., p,
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eusIrEss zorIoJs.

Tns srAsos AND THE HAT@-Ine Iau see s,bbsas a
Iieg s;.hmen; No is FplfoEsS Pee - Drop US
ss.Ts,le look. A6n iAsion free.
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of a number of marines for disorderly con-
duct. The result was forwarded to- day, to
to the Secretary Of the Navy.
The opera in this city, at length begins to
pay expenses. A two thousand dollar house
listened to the .'Massiniellu'' at Niblos last
night, which is .ttore money than has been
paid into the Exchegnet there for a long
while. The ''1'rophste:" (Meyerbeer,y Is in
rehearsal
Another Democratic Erecting of the lad
amantine' stripe Nas held Mt Metropolitan
Hall last evening Brady. Walsh. and c. -.
Corrigan, of Philadelphia addressed the assem-
blaSc. The war Of the two wings wakes fiercer
each day. The Wings, meanwhile, are look
ing on and laughing at these wretched wrang-
lings among men who ought TO be all of the
same political faith.
The new Collector, Mr. Redfeld, has al
reahy turned out of Office one or two persons,
whose opinions in party matters did not ex-
actly square with those of Secretary Guthrie
A good many people continue to visit the
Crystal Palace but somehow or other the in
stitution ish a very popular enc down in
Wall street The stock to-day, at the Board,
was down rs low as So Two months ago it
was quoted at rs.
A rcquisi'idn har ing been made Upon the
Governor of New York, by the Governor of
Massachusetts,, for the arrest of Yankee Suli-
van, as an alleged fugitive from justice, grow
ing out of the late prize fight. and a warran,
granted. Sullivan was arrested last evening by
the Sheriff, but brtusht ~ this forenoon be-
fore Judge Edwards, of the Supreme Court
on writ of habeas cOrpns, and his discharge
demanded on the ground of irregularity-1st
that Sullivan committed no offence against the
LAWS of Massachusetts %. That he is not ,
fugitive from justice from that State; and Sd
That his name is James, not William Sullivan
by which latter he has been claimed on the
requisition Argument was presented and
his discharge demanded on these grounds
The Judge refused the application, when thu
counsel for Sullivan, Mr.. Phillips, put in a
traverse to the return the same grounds
which is to be heard to morrow. Sullivan, il
the meantime, to remain in the custody of tn,
Sheriff
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Latest from Panama.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 4.-By the arrival
of the Falcon at New tlleans, the Plea
y,gle has received later adviceS from Pam
anna. The health of the place was i'm
proving.
Great exertions were making to finish
the Panama Railroad. A large number
workmen were arriving from the United
States.
An agent had gone to China for Coolies.
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Alexandria Correspondence.

ALEXANDRIA. November j. 1SJ3.
G"nferfeiters .7rreSt.d-Fatr Prospcrts-J3urfy
Curt Mount Vernon Guards Ball. sty Copl Wharf
On yesterday Officer Chipley arrested man named
John Stadmirc charged with passing counterfeit
notes oil. the Citizens Rank of Baltimore. After .
patient investigation before Justice Hunter Stah
mire was committed to Jail.
The recent fair for the benefit Of St Mary church
produced the Handsome sum Of Il .6GS and the sale
OF articles remaining hand will probably add CON
siderable TO that sum.
On Monday, the November term Of the County
court commences. W. III. Fowlc, Esq presile5 a..
sisted hy Justices English, McNeigh. Price and Bail
Ii l. said important business will engage their at
tentiOn.
The Mount Vernon Guards ball on the rs prom
l'cs to be superb affair. The most complcte ar.
Engagements have been made 20 secure everything
that can give ecldt TO the occasion
The Cumberland Coal and Iron COMPANY are max
ing arrangements for the erection Of conimodious
and durable coal pier near the outlet lock. AMI
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By j. c. Mcguire, Auct,oneer.

SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE, RARE OIL
= PAINTINGS. AND HOUSEHOLD EXPECTS at
AuctiCn.-nn THURSDAY morning. November l..
at 10 o'clock shall sell mt the residence Of X NJ.
Walsh. Ed. (at present occupied by Hon. Vim. l..
Marcy on Pc" nsylvania avenue. between 18th and
18th streets. all h's Furniture and Housekeeping IF
tects, comprising
Rosewood Tetca Tete Sofa
Arm and Parior Chairl, in Maroon flush
Elegant Rosewood Centre Tabl" with Egyptian mar.
b!ct1p
Table Oriainer'ts
Three beautiful oil paintings by De Erackeleer
Louis NV, Reception. and Castor Chairs
Giltframe Mirrors. Candelabras
Ladies' Cabinet ard Bookcase, Rout t. bles
Walnut and Mahogany What Nots, Lounge
Mahogany FIRE. Oh Sofa. Centre Table
Velvet. Brussels. AMI Three-ply CARPETS, Rugs
Blue DanaSk and Lace Curtains. COruiCc
Mahogany Sidehoa,d, Extension Tables
French China Dinner. Ten and Dessert Ware
Bohemian and Crystal cat ClarCt jugs
Dctant"rs, Goblets, Champagnps
Finger Bowls. Wines Tumbl,rS
silver rlatci Tea Service, TeGkcttIe
SAVERS. Casters. Cake Baskets, Coasters
Ivory handled Table Gallery, Fl q Irons
Elegantly carved Walnut Dressing Rurcou,
WardTphes. WashstanGs, French Bedstcad
Handsome Cottage Suites Toilet Sets
Window Shades, Chntz Curtains
Pest Curiei-hair ard IIusk Mattresses
BGlStcrs and Pillows. Bedding
Hat Rack, Hall Lamp. OlcotI
Passage and Stair Carpeting Rods and Eyes
Cooking Stove, Chamber Stoves
Together with cool assortment of Kitchen uten-
sils
Terms: $50 and under cash; over that cum n
credit If two and four months for satisfactorily en-
dOrscd notes bearing interest.
J.C. MCGUIRE,
roV I'll Auctioneer.
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THINGS IN NEW YORK.
Ner yOrh.. No reniber 4

&c. T.. Judson. sometimes known as q Ned
Buntline," rather questionable character,
who, in times past, has figured largely on
rowdy occasions, and cultivated close ac-
quaintance with the police, is before the pub
lie once more, now as city reformer, in which
capacity he occasionally addresses public
meetings He wears a hugh sword at his side,
to increase his ferocious aspect.
Monseignor Bedini, the Pope's Nuncio to
Brazil, who has been 30 conspicuous in all the
since his arrival in this country, has engaged
passage in vessel which sails 70 in the
course of next week. At present, he is still
the guest of Archbishop Hughes.
A court martial has been sitting for some
days past, on board U. S. frigate Columbia,
now lying in the North River, ga he trial
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VILLA AND COTTAGE LOTS

~ )rIr0t" sale at NGPVWfRt Place.
HAVING had that beautiful piece If property adj
III joining the Relay House. on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad surveyed and laid out by expert
enced and cmpetent Engii and Architects. it ;
now offered fof sale in lots Of suitable sizes for either
Vi la or Cottage Residences. The location j. such a.
tn make it the most desirable piece of property ever
offered for such purposes in thi" vicinity. It's dis
tance from Baltimore By Turnpike is :lilcS-two
roads leading from il to the City-distarce 10y Rail
road miles. Time to Baltimore IL minutcS-Wss ash
ington bour-Anapos ~ hours 20 passenger
trains of cars pass the Relay House daily going
North South. East al West-thuS afiording unu
sla facilities to persons doing business in out of
the City Of Baltimore.
Its location is perfectly heal by and being eleva
ted from leo go feet above tide writ r it corn
mands a most extensive and beautiful view of the
surrounding country for miles From it can be seen
three counties IL" western. and on the east
ern shore Of this State, ;he PatapSco River and Chc
apcakc Bay.
large portion Of the property Is covered with for
est and ornamental trees, presenting rany pictur-
cs3u" and conmandin% sites for Cottages Upon
the property is extensive orchard Of choice fruit
AMI several springs of pure water. Water can al
so be elevated on the property from the PataIsco at
avery small COST sufficient to supply hundreds Of
families.
At the Relay House is a postoffice, where daily
mails are received. In view of the property, and
within 10 minutes walk are Churches Of different re-
ligiouS denominations, and within 2 miles are two
large female academies, Mount de SsIes and Ingle
side, and St. Tmothy's College.
The property will be sold in lots of such sizes as
to suit purchasers, varying from to fifteen acres
or more: on will sell the entire tract of 20 ceres
the purchascr or purchasers having the advantage
OF charter granted by the Legislature of Maryland
at its last session, to improve and hrautifv the
grounds and erect dwellings and other kind of build
ings thereon. The dwelling upon the property
Is commodious. with all the Necessary out hOu.cs
plat may be and t rms made known by an
plication 10 The undersigned. or to
MeSSrs. FhNON ANDREWS. Architects
los Baltimore street
j. Ii. LUCKETT,
15l Pratt street, Baltimore.
N b. 1t Is IN contemplation to cut and grade
rond from the" Place to Baltimore next wear which
will bring it within - miles direct course.
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BRILLIANT ATTRACTION.

forner HHnSy,rGrid nreuUe and 1871 street,
FE0 Would respectfully inform their friends,
III If customers, and the public generally. that
,sssEA4 hey prepared to supply them with the
finest family GROCERIES. Old and choice LIQUORS.
and every article large and small, in their depart
ment at remarkable low prices. In fact, we shall e.
tabl;sh Of those novelties so often spoken Of but
seldom iounl-A CHEAP PEOPLES GROCERY
STORE.
Our stock will be continuously rcpleni. bed from
the most celebrated importers nd manufactures.
Thankful for past favors, ask an enlargement
of the same
All goods delivered promptly in any part of the
city free of charge. nov 3-eoly
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The Shooting Case at Louisville,

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 5.-Professor Butler.
who was shot yesterday by Matthew
Ward, died last nieht. Judge Joyes re.
fused to accept bail for Wards appear
ance, and rcmanded him to iail.-The
younger brother Of Ward, has been ar
rested, charged with being an accom-
plice.
Lucy Stone lectured here last night to
a crowded house, and lectures AGAIN to-
night.
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Dreadful shipwreck and Loss OF Life

CHARLESTON, Nov. 1.-The British ship
Liverpool from Shields, with coal for New
York, was lost at sea. The captain, his
wife, one female passenger, and thirteen
of the crew persisted. The first mate and
four of the crew were picked up by the
ship Clara Ann, from Cardiff and taken
to New Orleans.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-05

fHILApELPWA, Nov. ), II. M.-The
steamer keystone State has arrived from
savannah, she encountered severe gale.
she passed vessel at sea that was water
logged and abandoned.
The City Of Manchester sailed TODAY
with thirty passengers and one hundred
and thirty Thousand dollars in specie.
The November payments of over three
millions of dollars, due yesterday. were
all promptly met, no failures.
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DAIRY TRICOPHEROUS.I vo,,s
ID kathairon, Phalons Hair Inyigoratnr. Fan
Lustrai Lubns and Harrison's Extracts. Farina
Cologne. Pomatum. Hair Oil, T ilet Powder. pnff
Boxes, Har, Tooth, Nail, Cloths. Bathing and Cloth
Brushes, Dressing. Side. Puff, and Tuck Combs Wo K
Card, Office. Fishing and Toy Baskets in addition
to variety Of useful and ornamental fancy goods,
at the Stationery, Music, and Fancy Store Of
j. Z. ELLIS,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets
nov 9
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, N0t. s, - M.-Flour is
firm. Howard street, S6.s7k-15O0 bbls.
sold. City Mills, same, 1000 bbls. sold.
The supply of Grain is small White
Wheat, Sl.50 cts. Sl.55. Red Wheat,
Sl.43 a S1.47 cts.-7000 bushels sold.
White Corn, &c cts. G.. Yellow Corn,
Il cts.-9000 bushels sold. Oats, As
cts. Rye, 50 cts. Whiskcy So 81 cts.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Nov. 5, | p. M.-Flour
duller. Sales of 10000 bbls-State
brands at Sc "a to 81. Southern, s. %.
Wheat duller-15. 200 bushels Gennesee
sold at 81 20 to 81 so. Corn-white,
% to 80. Cotton firm. Stocks dull.
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Rhode Island Legislature.

PROVIDENCE, Nov. 3.-The General
Assembly adjourned at Kingston, to-day,
after a session of two and half DAYS.
An act was passed making Railroad and
Steamboat Companies responsible in dam
ages for loss oflife by carelessness. This.
and an act calling together the Constitu-
tional Convention, were the only public
acts passed.
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MORE NEW MUSIC.

DP1MA DONNA WALTZ, by Julien.
L Ingomar Polka Saratoga Polka: Emma Polka:
Isabelle Blanche, Jessie Claire Pakas Forest glade
Polka.
Rainbow Schottische; Saratoga Schottische &c
S"JS-Tbe grave of Lilly Dsle l love the snow:
Mary A>tore; Melodies Of home; Days Of childhood
Come, dearest, the daylight is gone; Take me home
to die, &c.
Fs- Hammond's Castor Oil Pomadc, an article
highly recommended for b"autifying and aiding the
growth of the hair. Price % Gems Jar also Just
received at WIMEE'S
Stationery and Music Store, eth street.
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The Coalition in Massachusetts,.

BosToN, Nov. 4.-The Boston papers
contain call signed by all the prominent
Democrats of Middlesex county, for a
new Convention to nominate Senator'S in
opposition to the Coalition ticket.
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Political Excitement in Massach usetts.

BoSToN, Nov. 4.-The nominations for
Suffolk last evening were all Hards, but
friends of the Administration.
Collector Peasloe will address private
notes to the otiice-holders in the custom
house for interfering with the Coalition
movement.
The prominent Coalitionists say that
Attorney General CuShing's letter will
swell the Free Soil ranks.
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GUARDING -MTs. j.. T. DUNAL would in
form 'hr public that she has taken one of those
large and commo,.ious bouScs, nearly oppc site
Browns Hotel. over Hoover d Sons Shoe Store
where she Is now preparing for the accommodation
ri transient or permanent bOarders. Her trims are
moderate. and every effort will be made TO render
her guests comfortable. Families or single gentle
nlen, de>irous of obtaining large and convenient
rooms would do well to give her an early call
oe 22-eo2w-
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G RAND MILITARY AND CIVIC
n n IT,

OF THE CONTINENTAL GUARDS,
I'VE CONTINENTAL GUARDS respectfully an.
L nouncc to their military friends, the public in
general, and the ladies in particular that they will
give ono OF their POPULAR BALLS on THURS
DAY, December lst, 1858, being their tn rd annual
Ball. No pains or expense will lie spared to make
this liai 90 oil wtk the ccut that has hereto
tore characterized the balls Of the Continental
Guards;
THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY,

UT TIT TT ttt UVIt Il NTTtfS'
I BEG leave to call the attention of housckeepcrs
4 and the public generally to my select stock Of
Fresh Groccri :, consisting in part of-Supcrior
Or on Teas; OClong Black Tea. very fine, only sec
loaf crushed. and Brown Sugars; Java Rio. and
pure ground Cofre; Picked Walnut. or ions, Cher
kinS, Cu"umbs Pickles. G2i - cts. hundred: Toma
10 CatsUp: Honey; Figs; Almonds: Bird Seed; Cur
rants; Cranberries; Cream Cheese: Goldfish: Cam
phenc ETHEREAL, and Sperm Oil: with variety of
articles all as low a. ran be had in the city.
Goods delivered free of charge.
JAMES A. y. JIRDINSTON.
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.S"ofher Rechdttte G3nc.-The Order of Recha
bites Will attend the funeral of deceased brother,
Mr. Isaac Crog5in, AT two o'clock to morrow. He
was respected member Of Mount Terncn Tent. and
has passed away with all the aifecIate regards of
his brothers OF the Ord r, aud relatives aud friends
elsewhere.
In the CHnci-'Ths morning Y. ding man named
George Drtiilzc. tls found By tla Wachnicn in the
cana. They cy;ricated him from Ills III pleasant
position and took him the guard house. TO give him
The benefit of a warm stove. He had been using n
little too mubh If the ardent.
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sTERE0sCOPE DAGUEBRE0TYpEs

4 IKE daily taken at TIIOMPS ms GALLERY. in
"A the highest style of perfection. They are far
superior to the ordinary daguerreotypes, and will
eventually supereele them altogether There is but
dallery Is on Pa. avenue, bet. ~ and 9th SITS
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LOST-Tn Washington, on or 81

a. LOST-In Washington, on or Stree the
IS <Nevening Of the 10Th Of October. an old fash
T. -loned WATCH of gold. white face. made h.
~H Richard BaCley, London, No. 29i5. with n
g1ld foo chain, AMI attached handsome bright To-
paz Seal. engraved with the esrutrhcon of Coat of
Arms. If delivered to J. e. NANkIN. nearly oppo
site the Union Hotel Georgetown liberal reward
will be paid. and the thanks of the owner rendered
who hopes it is in honest hands.
nov
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DOVER OF THE POPE in the Middl,

DOVER OF THE POPE in the Middle
l. Ages: Kate Gearey, or Irish Life in London;
Justo ucopdono, Prince Of Japan; Legends from the
French. of j. Coliu de Plaucy; Cottage Converse
uoDs; the celebrated Clifton Tracts, vols; all the
Standard Catholic Publications. with large assert.
ment of autful Catholic Books suitable for pres
enis Bibles and Prayer Boohs, in various styles OF
binding, snd very cheap, for sac at the Catholic
Bookstore Of "A. KENNEDY
9TH ST. between and H.
just receiyed-Concilium Plenarium Tctius Amer
iea seplentrionslis Foedsrate, Baltimore Habitum
Afmo 1907. &C SI-eo3t-
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SHAWLS
WE ilacr nav in stor: the following Shawls,
w which we know is the best stock in the Dis.
trict:
- Waterloo EoFg Shawls
SO Bay State Mills Long Shawls
81 Watcr'rtt ong Shawls
$50 All-To0l ::;uarc Shawls
40 White and colorc,i Care thavgs
81 Cashmere Shawls
10 Long aud Square Brochs Shawls
80 Various sty'c If Mourning Shawls
To the whole Of which se invite the particular at
tcntion Of purchasers
VERIFY, TEBBS & YEKBY.
Corner Pa avenue and 9TH street.
&C If GInion Iml
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, NOVEMBER

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, NOVEMBER 3&4
ARRIvED-Schr. Telegraph. Ter, Bslt- lum Der
to Waters, Zimmerman, Co.
Schr. Flora, Woolford, Bait lumber il Waters
Zimmerman & Co.
Schr. Ionie, Glover, Havre de Grace lumber 10
Waters, Zimmerman Co.
Sehr. White Squal, Chase, Boston, to Cumberland
Coal and Iron Co.
Schr. Hannah Matilda Rockhill, Dightnu. 10 Dor.
den Mining Co.
Steamer 0sceola. Mitchell, Bait, to C. Jewett and
freight for TIL District Passed in the River, Ship
Rhine, three Briggs, and number of Coasters, all
bound up.
sAILED.-schr. Warrington, Rose, N. York, by S.
Shinn Son.
Scbr c. d. Ial!ock. Davis, Boston, by Fowle
Co.
Schr MCDOWELL, rattarsall, Boston, ny rowle
Co.
-tOrcmler 4h.
ARRIvED.-Schr Timothy Pharo Crsnper New
York, ia Cumberland Coal and Iron Co
Schr. L. Potter, Clark, n. York, 10 Cumberland
Coal and Iron Co.
Scbr. A. lIeaton, Terry, n. York, to s. S. Masters
Son, and freight for the District
SAILED.-Brig Ann Elizabeth, t. lcr, Boston, BY
NJ Eldridge.
Br. Brig h. Reed, Eenywood, a. John, N B. ny
Cazenove Co.
Barque Royal Saxon, Campbell, Bait, by Fowle &
Co.
Br. scbr. Relief, NAPLES, St. Johr, n. b., by Gaze
move g. Co.
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TO CONSUMERS OF GAS

iS toNS VI ERS OF GAS.
ID FAD ibc fol owing certificate from Gne of our
~ citizens who has had of kdipr's Patent
Gas Regulators fitted up in his establishment, and
observe the saving effected by its use:
GADsEY'S HOTEL, October 81, 1855
II have been using Kdder's Regulator in my Ho-
tel for the last six weeks, and during that time
confident have saved in money % per cent. over
the amount paid for the same time last year, and
believe my light is quite good before using it,
and do feel confident that it is decided saving to the
consumers ofgas. W.GADSBY"
For sale, solely, by the appointed Agent,
+. NJ BOTELER,
Practical Gas Filter and Plumber,
Southwest corner of 9th and ID streets
nov lit Intel
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OsWego Notes Refused

New YoHE, Nov. 5th. p. M.-The
brokers of this city, to-day, refuse to buy
Oswcgo bank notes.
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NEW MILLINERY.

IN MISS MORLEY wishes Ia inform the la
rs tidCs that she has Just returned from n. York
HSwith large supply of fashionable goods and
invites their utt ntion before purchasing elsewhere
Her rooms on the north side OF Pa. avenue, near
10th trcet.
Wanted-Seve-al good Milliners.