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furnitnre, &r.

furnitnre, &r.
ENAMELED SETS from SIS 10 Sl,OJO-Rich
II E.aue eli shade, ard styles Of mauuis ne
q uric fsf isJ~ I'll others
liz LARGssT And BEST ASSORTED ESANELED AND
COTTAGE FJHNlTt ~ 10 tbs country. - n
GILLIES & BfRSF. No. 5i5 Broadway
Easi SIDE, between Spring and Prince st.
TIE Tis suri n ~ unlimited quantities
,htAI BAnUAlNs tEALhEho, BEDS
DNATTREsSFs. Sc, at CRAWBUCKS No 80 GGlGsi SECOND
lf.f ,ss Of Fsss1 Eew-Yodk CHEAP UPHOI orkBf 90
sEATHyR STORE The stten0n Of families about ufc anz
especially invited the LARGE and beautiful assortment Of Beds
Nssss Psias.es Beds Cots Ac- 8. Of whct haze been pa-
sd pnoes w 10 Gid al suh pncss u u an 10
Igcenrt The above aOck previous 20 max
~ purohAses Of the city Brooklyn and
nd Iasd, over w. CRAWBUCK,
No. SS Gand-s-. ID door east Of fsser st.
IRON BkDsTEAD and CHEAP SPRING MAT
j JREss and BEDDING DEPOT The best place TO get the
healthy complete Spring MATTRESSES and Elastic P1a<teTs made Ia
the beet manner q half the usual cost. . -.
2 Old Maieses comfortable Spring Beds % 81
lion Bedseads - TO $50 the Patent Elastic Felt Beds
Private dwellings, lO8ls Ac furnished pOupLF
Rooms no So Broadway below Pncest Call and ~Hamoe
CCHOOL FUKNIIURE.-T The subscriber invites the
~ attention Of Committees Teachers and osers 70 ~. improves
Decks Teachers Desks aud Chars Tables Chafs
attached for infant choErA bookess Da
boards bis Factory No n Groyovi, where be 800 '
manufacturing the above articles n rAiON.
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Crean Cleaners. &r.

Tor IAN FRANCISCO DIRECT with DISPATCH.
Il Tn ele ePPsrstiP SWEEP STAKES hsyns
f0fOn already board and
prcupt pueh for tie aooye port
FcfTegL l1ssase apply boEd per No North River
orto CHAMBERS HEisER No. Brids9s-
NETWORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMER LINE.
~ via NlCAEAGUA-The Accessory Transit Company, Mean.
Prorrcn Throuh advance II fhe Nal Ony Line rvns
lhrough Tckets rczux the Istrus The New
Enr steamship TAR OF The WEsT esTs
foin No n R., oclock. P NJ precisely JUAN
DBL SoRTE SAT- RDAI AsE . eonneeuns WITH the and
hvofs steamship sIRRR5 NEVADA SO over ~
NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE having but Twelve Of Land
These venr.,ou
nd accommodates tnoruAcCS passage apply %
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No. Boxhnx Green
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DosTON pIAyOs-T. GILBERT & Co, The ceIe-

BOSTON PIANOs-T GILBERT 81 co, NE ce.o-
ID tinted Nsrvseture. ofPsaoFos. sna 1870 O. ~ -
R.ferf Ksh, orcer % eese. 5000 with HORACE Wa
rERs Ne IS BrOsd.sy =. tt a.. dc ss : ss5
. yee. Il e9aSS go: .p q. ss5.- hs ben
ssse ss fre pseios s.oTs ,eovs H "a u -, %
pr o. S ~ tssp d. sresf q fsnos = f91nd Y
cry .as 80 supgy ne s,s q G ~. rsen.1 rSs 5zi
new .e Piano. vhea ,psrof :. p.~s, I'D -
,en.ee % pubic Ever nsuent vs.5iss % s, 80 -
.s ne 'Pness re a. ESQ Mae aoss,ls sne s D:.
.'uPgh.a TIE nos s.sT:l :.',ss rA'0' q s 40
S's FORAGE wATERs No s. BosdzsJ, Of Antsor,-s
L,OR SALE CHEAP. for Cash, two elegant 7.octsye
for ''d .Hs ' BRO Bas.; ~
,-fISChth isIe Nunn- q flscu-f dauuise-
tor, az 10 10 oFeea-eb so,.eI Il Ds'.;
P-For. <.A brdEs sd S.tea' NJ E "a
: ....,ss - ' s1.o Inn PsaoF ~ sac
afESSKs LIGHTE & NEWTON No. - Cahal--i
q i FsY6 p6srEs I've sEssa ss
2rsysT,e % sser % the tna. .re 80 ~os ~. Nd
81 @ g 8sad ssaa- ''fsnin 'rsa'n's
srosdvsy WsIeroons No. Is.
NEW and SECONDHAND PIANO-FORIES- we
~ h.pd .sg, q Ne: 'Af ~ ss;s o
~" 90 per month No 's Broadway sSFr6Rb BROTHER
pANoFORTEs.-The finest assortment " Pisne
Fors, 10 The ETY. ra.y found The w4Terooz. Of y
CURTIS eonsstns Of Geos. HeT. ee.ssfsse
On Hsit VIII snd bou lie 4ssa 40 Bo1d,, 90 ..so.s
ALL 70 LEI B. CURTIS NO ~ ei0saNsy'
DIANO FORTES-T H. CHAMBERS, No 80
Broadway hand vsied .sorteni Of rams
Of finish Also secondhand F.nos o SAFE or 70 are
DIANOS-A Octave Rosewood Piano, nearly new,
s75 three very superior Pianos hsso $40 one o.
one for s25 Pisnos Watches Dry 'od oCs
RE-, Furniture, &c u JONES No5Z A"p+t "a moor
CMIIHs SUPERIOR MELODEONs-These Mel,
- on. are timed The eqga mperameat Aosn pia1Os and
tho harmony enz so
AZ .no
sore HORACE WATERS No SO BroAd~sy cor OF Ahtony
CTPEKIOR PIANO FORTES.-Tbe subscribers
> and been rest erpen % produce
worthy Of the They have nnHe uatsrA IN
prTenent and IL the ers s1ctgIe o. tns lne1
txfrA ss chss,e eessncs OF s91
very iUfUi thr esdi 'eatufes IAJ Ee
sbs pADiss aud lave gwen vis mleo ,sAs-
80 xbsysvsr tbsv have been .od j. r. WARNER Co.
49, no al Broadway, Ser-fOtk
lNHE UNDERSIGNED has removed MS Piano
For,e Wereroor,s rom No Bsrcsy No. So bresd@sy
srs. , EFT Of PsnoFortes d 20 pctsves FOR s's or
sh ~ approved paper Old Pianos taken IN erasnzs
"a on hire 'Anlo IHD--- 80
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II S. NAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA-UNITED
u STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, eonnecins Win
Pscfe NAL Steamship Company, carrying Mai ir
CALF ORSlA and OREGON VA AsPINWALL aud PANAMA
Also seui-monthly Inc between NETWORK. HAVANA spk
NEW ORLEANS sailing OeOct, NJ from dot 0f wUTsas
Norh River.
The Ma. Steamship Co intend dispatch 70 Asptzvau
n the norh Of AgEust, TIE following Steamships:
Tie GEORGIA Capt H:Go~z,, AaEus5
Tie ILLINOIS. Capt HAEstene. Z. 5. ", Aagzst
sonneetns Panama vita he Paie Nal Steamship
follows
The GEORGIA With the CALF ORSIA Capt R. I. Wh,inr
IT, ILLINOIS Sh the GOLDEN GATE. c Paitersou ISM
rhOszh tickets erse; crossing the lEhnGsl Be bad ovsa
Application q No. III Nest-s- c. A WHITNEY
NEWfORk, HAVANA AND sEW-ORLEASs LINE:
August u, CRESCENT CITY, Capt
August 2. CHEROKEE, Capt R Barter.
Freight ps<ass b had Compsnys c6es No III
Vests OF WaTen where s5fifonA
sshnsd application person. By letter. o. ROBERTS
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lnsuranrs gompamfe.

HOWARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, No
~ Boaawsy I'm. colPsn @.ss' lssasaee 's,3t Ii.
te rd A.. insu5ra patus profits 81,
cent California aHd A"''' '' ssR ms rs s Be- as %
Nv ros1fH. s.cJ R @ T. HgsTS :, roy y: Aeq4y
iDers, CsMEKfLESG. Counsel
IAFAhGE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANT-
- one e s o N;''s, ,s nd efd. Go the P''oae
lHs, egdns, Nsa;Pa7 vessels = Po "A hs.i c.i'oe
BY tr Apphe4on' or 'siOuia BE 10
',iei- VII be attended to P' ST|. IRON.
Va 's' foiiop &;5.sdsI Ssnl., ios5 Ssa
Sobert Smith l. Oaferdonk, george n BELL
John NewEoase, J c, Toanel., oraao, Bs.hasiL
t YSb5 Fcwies. FBa-ebet c. Adam.
Fredenck lldley james + Brown Edward Z "eA
John q Nelro5d. q Pc-ton. George P-ckhan,
G. C. Cunningham rh5rnss H0asoa, James an Nordsa
sis5srd seis- nathan calt, John,'qa L.'ins'sOa
Join II Fowler, 2. P1llon. j., James "A.
- Thorn J Hsgufie Geasss Pierce.
" W.srp-u Peb.rt n. COZ
JACOB wEsTERvELT. Pra.idaAi
NicsoL,s c.SzoLL. Secretary
NEW-YORK CITY INSURANCE COMPANY
IN Ofce No Waist, Capita s5Oe"cv nsare' sgsrss on
dAu.sse b ire
Peter Bster No spruet state. Bel, we< AID
Guard Bsnoker lls Broadway. Laishtsts ~
fis@s sadie AadIe~ - 80 csas Ws lis BrodTsy
SAM q sootlrnayd Gallup corner West
street Peter Il Foster corner G.pssvOOa
William W. Lslsnd, New-YorL seubes Ross j. g sth.'
Charles Lent, Newl0h stephen CTonlvs Carnaen- ~ T.
Lambert { Bal, Chesso, III. Henry PIE Cnd5nAa Ono
Robbie, Rochester, Y. Abba " adj n. Ph.de phA
p.ter Roach. S BAukst Alexander Snyder Troy " Y.
ROYAL CHAMBERLAIN, Pre-denA
cH.sLts l. cLAxKK Secretary.
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Ne.
Al elNalE-
securely ppAse 70 insure against % and dAss b.
are 70 favorable terms
rovise aNer
OF f0gdths Ct As
divided
irfrr~ scrip edeemsbei Ekensys
lated profit AID capita amount % sl"s,N@
Nhitney Reuben NitherL fober, > Nintzrp-
Iobn A James " 1rTen. OeofEe I. Adee.
Daniel r. FeArnf Arthur LeAy. Same hoinAA
William Il. Russell Mortimer W Hamilton JOAN J. Aston j
Augustus {. DOWNING pennins Dser frederick De2oeI
Gszawsy B. Lamar. John Steward, IT. James = BEL
GeorEe W AIRS EdSsrdC Center JAMIE DTAts surh
N Bue Duncan JOSIAH oAkeA lredenek " Bo>tz'
Charles X. Russell Joseph Ca. ard IT. Iei-s hs4l
Townsend James " " Aefo0T) ASbefI cOne
J ?. Gznd Foster. tseoree Curts $1,000.
OUNcASF CUssY secretAry kObkkr > dOSk rreSdek
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Bales bp AurtioH

UCTION-Pubhc Administrators Sac. On TIL | RS
"A DAY ifth AsEust n o'clock. u fstiss bE-- =
aid Ssss the S, u Frsn Fnn-zsn t-e.sd ror snf . o.e
one
ssf tsTre- I've hoss Fizs household f-ru
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~ i
- stone Rochelle Glen Oyster Bay Lloyd, Dock Cod
sprins ard Steamer NORNALk will leave fatos MAJ
daily Sundays excepted = NJ for States Dock Waite
kewRochele Huntington, Oyster Bay and Mondays
Fridays for Colo sonz On fue~tyA Thursdays
ard Saturdays for Norhpor returning next morning NJ
ROTOR daily Sundays and the u IMP Thur
isys eNceptsd Will eavs FULTON MARKET Slip Al % o wAte
stone Glen PM Whtestone Glen Cove, Gsa
God Rosyn morning sAA Pleasure Psns
49, ro.4.ra fam
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y OAD.-kNTkNSlON % AVON sFhlNbs and IALbDO
Corning IS + NJ. Immediately
e srta Day Express from NeWfok aud Avoa
NJ Returning leaves Ayon n aud
afh he DJ Express Eat which Newior about IL
PM
Nal couins At NJ and aiyess Avon %
Rtturuug - r NJ connecUs with the Night
Frr,ess hch arrives = Nes-YoIk about 10 A
rs Rosd the broad and dvens from the New Yot
Railroad directly springs tie comfortable
.rd expeditions route nom Mes \ orb % that place
New York Blood N.yAod ConestS and
Avon procured the NeWl add Erie Railroad O- Zoe
Of Duane either Of the above samed stations. to Nev Y
J. A. REDFIELD Superintendent
superntendsnr oaee Buffalo Corning and NewYos Railroad
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ASTHoSY J. BLEEcKER Aucioaeer.
ARGF and PEREMPTORY SALE Of about 10

ARGE and PEREMPTORY SALE of about 80
IL Ground rsusted 10 the b-sI1ia Afe o.
orke about IS miles from the Cty Sey l9' o. ne ea1 o.
Ne a J BLEkCkEk VII se Il a1t)n
o. WEDNEs1AY IT. 1883 y ". ~ the Merchants Il
clanse. ) the follow choice property NJ
tie beautiful and
the banks The Hdou River and neN ne at
bling Bueu. NfaaV ros2ce Onnne
Clinton Af1 sshinsou. Jsdeson- Athefton AMI Bs'ad@
WhbuEeu and Lcast Avenues and On Bell BAd"n and
Cromwell place. III
toiioi beautiful property les he bans o. the H. Zoe
RIVER the vicinity u .h- Railroad Hitol a. th
place sssmbON iindng I'D D. TIE is o.
foo scsden chur-tes sores hoe and sps I'D eag7 fs-
deroes.
from 10 70 II feet 10 depth ,-.,.
1he beautiful piece. Of property ~ ~
leen oases the public for msn, years M proximity % ne y o.
about u and only ha a. n.at
by rIosd derab- for merchants and o'rS
e Nish avail theusclFe. ~ - F
This property and the Pc
and the beautiful u the noble
TIE Of from the cry
tos,hsr teshy ocal0n scd the excellent ne.h1'5l
desirable property s'h~f o
country r The mechanic vor1g nin
tie neghohcod rsinE ard vii con-
safe and profitable -fes l--t W
term. liberal the purchaser For hhoT'1he map.
foil appiy 20 he Aueroneer no brod' l
AuTfnu.
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ARCTIC. Capt Lnee BALTIC, Capt Coustock
ADRiATIC, Cspt. Grafton
ships been built BY contract expressly or Govs ea
taken their construction
heir strength and speed and Their
Or uueGused Tor eexsnee and comfort Pe Of
,.e ~ New York Liverpool cabin s2o, 10 secous
a f7O: exfrs-sIe 500 from LveEpoo
NewYork $50 and 40 An experienced suNeor attached 49,
snip No BERN secured gnti psit t.r, IN. s,,,,,,,
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Nm. " sHsLEY Ancu0neer.
I ARGE STOCK of CROCkERf. GLASS and
IL CHINA tire si9ek q Re'4er on wEoNESDAf
Arr n a. ecs p Johl.t al snd. ~ White
Crsr. ne srd Fancy mostly goods @ aware, al
80. a. yellow snd Rockingham Ware The sale positive tor
,..r- ID l.f for retailers ard
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NETWORK and NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD

IN New SUMNER ARRArGEMENT-Juiyla az 49, -,
TEAMS FKoN SEw foRE-For SeThaven -Aeeonn,osn
Greenwich. ErPres.nsA NJ Sand ~ Ihs : A. " 20
Stanford and Bridgeport the " a. SANFORD HoTNs
and Bridgeport the P. 81 a. SoTwalk and BRIDGEPORT
Port Chester aid sor~ik-spsca Accommodating r.a
ASA IS ST. for NorTalk AID AZ 10 and 40 N Ok
Port Chester. "a
For BosTos Hartford spnE et sad Worcss,erExpres ~
81 and 2. ". The A stops Hartford Railroad = "
Berlin and kdc.etown, Hartford and Springfield The ~
Hartford only. .,v
FOR Rvsr ard Vermont Rssa-EIpnss 81 sAA
for " bite Mountains ant Montreal.
train. Of the New Haven Hartford AID SpnAs
sed Railrcad-At ll50 A. NJ and P VI.
For Canal R4EoadAte AID lI ~ Accommodation % 's'
New Haven and New Landn Rsroad-At A " % MOVIE.
stounEtcn Providence aud NJ % Nes Loadon onJ
For Ho1s4ionc AMI Nsazatsek h4Iosd-Ais A. NJ saa 'i
EIpress 70 Bridgeport. -. a.
Yer Dsrbgiy Nor~sk Rsros1-Aeconnod.ton at .ns "
A 81 aid p NJ EIpress- ,s.. AZ
TEAMS 10 NV YoEE.- From New Havsn-A oeoaoo1saq
s0 10 and rs Y and n kHPess a. Ito and 49, ,,<
sorz and Pof Chersr-SoeciAl Accommodating NJ
from Norwsk SIS and llo A. NJ from Port Chester a. ~
end Up. 81. ,.s .,s.<,pd
See large b Of .sv.rtse.nt station Hoes. ADD
ao.eA-kew-Hsyer July lSS1 GEO W WHISTLER ~ o-s-
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NJ sLOAr. saPesr,s.s.u.

1922 NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE RIP
1000. TWEEN NETWORK .ad SIIGiRt gtt.s
CASANDAIGUA AID SIAGARA sALLs RAILROAD OPES =.
TIE FALLS
EtPs~ Tr.in. e.rs Ii. F,l. SO AN. ,sdsPH N.r,.
s.ves ct 10 iQ m
Tsr Czu.na1 > M cous~ns -
pres N Tsu. N Fe Cs-xn4. rus "a
tnls Rso-a, and I'll Irans ths Nssi S1o.s
q. Batavia and CsnALdzsuN
Thrush Tesess = h.d The OEce. Cozosa, ., -.
Fa sn6 CAfsndssu ard a. IT, oc-. sas -
Raioed Coup-ns The fo q Dusrest q a.
Brsd~ss Ne~-lcrk
NB-Bauase checked thrruFh No chsrr~ h.ndirr
SAN Brown, ssaerintsnaset
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SUPERINTENDENT, oHe- c. kNFRR
5 isA

NEW.YORK to the WHITE MOUNTAINS DI
~ RECT-Tsket Osces o. BrOa-N and caaa-. A.,
sh a. 40 shsy. Expfe, tTA-i. AaS Tek.s. A..
- V@es@e' 10 Sr1s III d. u
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WI of seventh daughter descendant line Of Aropsers
achs Isok ol VIII ladies private Lectures al the
sth wealth love courhip and
She the most wonderful asohoss the word
She wall tel their ih3Igh,s
I'D W o them hkeuses Of tser attended husbands aud
sn feuds hs ss;onhed thousands during her
Fnrore sle vii the very short No u Broome
anuon nd Columbia Gentlemen admitted
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-13
LATE FROM CALIroRNIA-

NORFOLK, Dec. 1.-THE steamer Star Of the West,
from Apnwal put in here this morning short of COAL
she has e'perieLced terrible gales. She brings 100
passengers aud million and half i'll gold on freight,
anu half million in the hands of passengers.
General Navano, late minister ia the Mexican cabinet
has been baniahed for twenty years by Santa Anna
Great excitement exists Sonora on account of the
sahg CT hlbuscr expedition. Troops have been sent
forward from Guayamas.
various hlbustering expeditions talked Of
hSht between the Indians aud United States ORA
goons took place on Rogue river. Ten Indians we're
killed.
meeting oil squAtters has passed resolutions declaring
''S' Tue gOund on which Sacramento stands, belongs
the L nited States.
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FURTHER BY THE ARCTIC

INV foRS' Dee le.It is stated that the Turks were
'e'"'eu NJ osktka by the Servians Another account
says that excellent exist between them The Turks
arc abandoning nearly all their positions the lett bank
o' 'he Danube and only 5000 troops left Kalaai
The Turks are terrifying positions along the right bank
IL ~ said that the Russian fleet at Sebastopa and
mat the aiej fleets had been ordered drive back
Inc Forte has refused to open direct negotiations with
RUSSIA Great excitement exists at AEginisian.
Dost Mahomed has expressed his determination To at
'ack the Russians in the direction of Chcrvan aud he
VIII march through Persia with without the consent of
the Sinh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-13
CONGRFSS

WAsHINGroS, Dec. 1.-THE Chairman Of the House to
day appointed the Standing Committees The Chairman
are as follows On Public Lands Mr. Disney; on the Pos,
Office, Mr.. old on Judiciary Stanton of Tenn: Indian
Affairs Mr. orr; Military, Mr. Benton Naval Mr. Bocock.
Foreign, Mr.. Bayy; Roads and Canals Mr. Durham.
resolution declaring it in the power of tho General
Government to construct Pacific Railroad was laid on
the table-ayes I2i, nays ~
A motion that the House elect its own Librarian WAS
negatiyed by two majority
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported ssF Ire Riehuosd WIKI.
THE FIRE IN NEW YORK

NEW York, Dec is-Thc Ere in the Harpers estab.
n'hnsn' originated from a eamphine Lamp. Sixteen
buildings were burnt including IL Of the Harper the
walton hous" Franklin House aud Cooidge's publishing
mouse The lass IS about three quarters of Million one
NM "en belonged to the iiarpers IL is believed that
The insurance will the loss No lives wer. Lost
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POSTSCRIPT.
NEWS BY THE ARCTIC


sPAlN.-Ats bah given by the French Ambassador n,
maufd the Duke Of Alba brother inaw OF the French
hmpres- made dispaagins remark concerning IN. lrs,
OF MIS- sonie vile Of the American Minister which being
overheard by young Soue, he made slight assault on
,ne Duke' Mr. Soule, however, ntefeted and remove
ns son. Out e Affair created much excitement Young
oou'c a'e"afis challenged the Duke Who refused ac.
. fh' SSiA.-The Prussian Chambers had been onen.J
est. 49, " NV Wv" "''''-
"EhhANf.-Some trouble was expected In E.,.o IA.
"s'h the "o'srnnent and clergy
Large orces OF artillery have been ordered into Hunga
~. ea
MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, Nov 3O.-Cotton continues in fair
urn rates Sales since the Niagara OF 90 900 bales of
scn spectators took 5000 and exporters 600 bales
u or'eans = Id; Middlings d.; fair Upland 3 Sd
Bresdstuis were IN fair demand at decline of id IN
"heai, 0d Is In Flour and Il ia Corn Richardson
quotes Canal Flour at 800 Cd a7--Wbite Wheat 10. A
ios od-red aud mixed % Cd - lOi White Corn aga
a iGs Cd; yellow I5s I6s
, r,o'sions-Aclicnry quotes Beef more saleable-
Fork unchangcd-Sides and Shoulders ower-Lard tends
domnward-Talow lower-Sugar firm at fuI.rates--Rice
u III united demand-Tea not actveb but prices steady
london Markets, Nor 3O-Sugar quiet and firm
oonee active at former Tea active at very firm
rates ordinary Congou Is I'd. Fast India Rice active
iaio" quiet Scotch Pig Iron 7gs u sOs per ton.
Money not much changed, Consols 95 a % %
HARE Market, Nor Cotton is sitter; sales Ia l,y
OF @UOO bales. Flour weak
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Ro IouSsro. g. NJ. si85oOO
:. Il. FARMER Register A'e tDNFs,.ssoN-
gro. W MUNFORD, sec'y Commonwealth Si1Eiag Isys
lhose holders OF certificates desire 10 Tsissn h.
Attorney must residing beyond Limits OF he Tn s,a,
sAuo~eige ne power before
charge dAdares, Consul General Consul vice Co.. ~ 80
ssn' Aponed by The Government the Unitsd STATE.
70 any iareisn country, before
such country, or the Mayor Chief
% therein II residing United STATES az
before Justice Peace notary Pubne ~
Pm soneT Of Deeds Goyeruor or yirgnf. H.
sufficient In al the certificate must be Jeilvs,.
Bchmond Va. Dee. lst, lSssl-ct Is Mach issl
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LAMBERT's LOTTERY OFFICE R.r,.. =.

Oar. !, - .y-
NUN shotsl Calvert street, Nori.x ~
~, nom th. time every Cor thr al. az -
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By GoddIn / innersnn- In.ts-

a BOUT Twenty-Five SLAVES AT AUCrIoS-wm b.. sold
on lfrDAf, the 2uth December
next AR DAY commencing II o'clock the farm
occupied " Major Jesse Snsai, the
tehond atgi tseny Eve valuable Slaves belonging To- -
Ahi Mrs hAbrlrla Brock uhr
An GODDlS a APPERSON
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THE NIAGARA AT Observation-Disclosures FROM Ell.



Bosros, Dec. lO.-The Cunaid steamship Niagara ar
rived at her wharf about II o'clock last night bring
ng in al Including her and the HUMBOLDT ~ abon,
$50 passengers.
All the mails forwarded for the South by the early
train this morning.
, NitSNA, Thursday Evcning-The Russians attacked
for 81 Nicholas in Asia by land and sea- re-
pulsed i've times. Russian steamer, with 300 men
on board, was sranded25 OF the crew were saved by
hc turks aud brought To Constantnople prisoners
IL Is stated IN another dispatch that the Turks have
taken Russian ofwar in the Black Sea- and that the
crew have arrived at Constantuopc but details are
given.
CoNsTANrISoPLr Nov lO.The Turkish Capital IS IN a
state oiJoyiul excitement Bulletin has been issued
announcing that the ih inst Omer Pa-ha defeated
the Russians at otenzs On that day the Russian Gen
era led $4,000 against the position which the Turks
had taken upon the ei and 81, the left bank Of the
Danube.
The combat lasted six hours The Russians were
routed, aud left large number of muets and quantities
oil ammunition on the field of battle.
Eight hundred Russians killed while the Turks
had only thirteen killed and seventy wounded.
An Austrian report the Gar has replied answer
10 an inquiry OF Austria, that he enter into gotta
tons 1t the Porte will propose project OF peace.