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From Tamnico
BY the schooner WILD Pigeon, from Tampico, We hav
the following documents
CONSULATE or rHE UNITED SrATgs of AsIEHie4 ],
Ilnr N, I

BY the schooner WILD Pigeon, from Tampco have
the following documents:
CONSULATE or THE uSIrEp sTATRa OF AsiERieA \
Port Of Iampico.
By this public instrument Of protest be- it made known
and manifest unto all whom tdoh concern that on this.
the 18th day Of December, in the year Lord one
thousand eight hundred and personally appeertd
before Franklin Chase Consul of the United States
America for Tampico and It's dependencies John Ty-
ler Moses Miner and Jesse Jones citizens United
States Of America who being duly and solenniy sworn
upon the Holy Evangelist Of Almighty God. did declare
and that they the said appearers, their way from
California to NeW0Tleabs afre IN this city of Tampoo
the 22d day Of December 1862 ana found the place in
open revolt against the supreme Government Of Mexico
with Col francesca Casanova chief the revolution
airy party and having the article of the act Of
said revolutionary party; of which the following
copy viz they acting under the Of the Revolutionary
purity
They deemed it necessary to remain quiet in their
boarding house but when preparing to leave on board
the sehoonerJ Truman for New0reans on the 18th day
Of December aforesaid they arrested by Custom-
house officers, stated page one and robbed Of
4T33 30 being the fruits Of their joint industry for r
era years in the regions California that at the
time of the seizure they had Yieasad any law Of Mex
fo as they were net IN any boat the gold coin
Or dust taken from or in the Mexican Republic, but
Hctualty earned and brought With them from California
as aforesaid They compelled BY thor distressed
situation to accept offer made them By thegustani-
house Guards Of fifteen hundred and twenty-five dollars
fthey would conform to the sentence.
The appearers John A. Tyler, Mosps E 7MeIper and
Jesse Jones did make their solemn protest against the
Custom house Guards before r. Chase U. S Consul nj
T4mpieo
This done and protested at the City Tampco the ay
aud year first above written
In testimony whereof have heIeunto subscribed nv
name and affixed the seal OF my office at rampico this
Yf,,t1 ,tsE
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EXPORTS FROM BaIriMaREThe total value of the for
gn exports from Baltimore for the ending on ehurs-
gay the 2oh was sl45626 The foreign export of brea-
stas Tor the week comprises 1928 barrels of Hour ESQ
bushels of wheat, and 557 barrels of cen m4a1
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aaa- For cu1rr Jusrrcn.-We are authorizes

10 state that by request Of friends Judge T0S SInEL
has consented to 10 candidate
JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT the approaching cleo
tiou.
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highly respectable and anah gnIs ltiy II Futon
haaasTaale county Tennessee has btn rendered insane
by the sniriipsl ssprins humbus
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DISASTER AT sEA-rhe ship Lady Of the West from
Bristol for New Orleans lost on the 18th and a
part Of her picked the long and carried
falmouth -Four others in the pinnacle were carried to
Rrost
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

DREADFUL SHIrwREcK. = Etgdtg-sfl Ltres Lost-The
large English ship Successor lying in Madras Roads hay
ing board pa persons and great number Of horses
foundered ut her anchors in sight Of Hundreds of people
on the 9th of October last The Captain and second off
Ger had gone shore. leaving the ship in care Of the
mate. squall arose. the mate Mt the time being too
drunk to take the necessary the ship she
was totally lost, drowning eighty-sx men and all the
horses Safety lines projected the shore by
means Of rockets hut the hepessntss of the officers in
charge rendered them Of 30 avail.
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D4s Riess aTrsrseIs.fhis elegant establishment wa
thronged Throughout the day ana ventg yesterday ana
nothing was heard iii sides hut expressions Of delight
and admiration. We do not know II plaee where an
hour or two can be pissed with pleasure and profit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-31

the Investigations Of the commissioners who went to
Mexico to about the Gardiner mines are merely spec
aative The commissioners under inunctions of
secrecy and the evidence they obtained cannot be known
until they make their report, 1t is due to the accused
that the public mind should be kept ie from bias until
his case has been fully investigated ami decided upon
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AMENDMENT llin sfEsstHos LAVA joint resolution
has passed both Houses Of Congress approved by
the President giving it the foree law authorizing in
pectors Of steamboats, in certain to grant further
time not exceeding ninety days from tile first of January
1858 to of steamboats, to comply with the rsquis
lions Of the law passsi Both August, 1852
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McALL,srER Observation-Disclosures the far-famed
wizard has got as far South Montgomery Ala indeed
we presume he is in Mobile by this time as he was to
close in Montgomery the 2sth The press, generally
wherever he has been since he started ork the
last time with his newly fitted up establishment unite in
saying that his exhibition exceeds any thing of the kind
ever seen His Internal teapot is tho wonder of the
age He will soon be in New0reans where he will meet
with fattering His gentlenanly and efficient
agent Mr. j. II, Weston, old favoiite in NewOrleans
and to use hackneyed term the prince good fellows
is expected here in two or three days
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Ee0OTS, SHOES, BR0GANs AND assr
y NEGRO ft3 Is retatsiae= aad sn hand 81 ID
Large 654oE5u' q de abHge % accom- z
u4dAtbs q + NJ MAR co. E4as-
laAAl N 81 ana sum street
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y. .zSfees,
GOD Wood.

tha Ar B III Ne sot5 aTe u small ls as i
stands delivered Purchasers, isir atH4fet1ent sta
iaAsl BtaE Il. = WHITE IL Nav Basin
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II .E.@=.ssssffi,, DENTIST.
III er l.1iA RII.s s.1.nfEE.r ~

BANKING HOUSE, 81 Camp street.
~ CHECKS ON
BOSTON, st, LOUIS,
NEW YORK, IOUISyILLE
PHILADELPHIA CINCINNATI.
BALTIMORE, NASHVILLE,
san FRANCISCO,
~ FG,eAaasd and sold bf
l.44 n ~ -, ~ ~,
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~ EM0VALe--Fs LAcRslS has removed his
'fs Nc. IS St aHs stfeat tYtwsFn Canal Oh Common
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20
Georgetown Correspondence;

GEORGETOWN, October l9, 1853.
The work of Improvement upon Bridge street has
commenced i'll good earnest. A large number Of
hands are engaged preparing for the putting down ot
the pipes lt c:s' ana The eene-al Df the toottaes,
which was ordered last Spring by the Councils, Is
progressing finely. We would, however, sugge. t
the gopnety of employing greater number OF
hands that the work may lie competed before the
Fl Fine PoiGtoes-We saw. las, night, at a drug
store, sample of Irish potatoes which raised
OH the farm of Mr. Alexander Beall, TeBnally
Town, in Montgomery county, which surpassed in
size anything of the kind we ever saw. We were
Informed that some of them weighed over pound.
Nh Bcall has large quantity OF the same sert
Strinsency of The monCp M,gkrt--tiur NOR ey
market Is stringent at the present lime than we
have known il for seteral yea,s t'i,r banks have
stretched every nerve liz Accommodating tic mcr-
chants, and IRE beginning TO shut the gates.
We hope, however, that none OF them will tall into
the paws of the bears.
The news from the North, yesterday and the day
before, caused considerable tiuttering among our
heavy flour and grain dealers, and several of them
had TO submit 10 a considerable shave. We do not
think that 80 could he had for good brands.
Wheat has also declined 10 cents per bushc. Prime
white Sl.35 a. @i.Hs; red sl.30 a Sl.33 Corn
scarce, and i'll great demand
The very high price of fuel is the source of many
COMPLAINTS among consumers i'll our city. EeIearn
from the wood merchants that the supply Of. oak
wood Is lar slinrt nt what II generally Is at THIS sea
son of the year. The article Is in great demand
Il Screu Loose.-T'he Northern mail. which WIS
due in our city al O'Clock, a. did not reach the
office, on Tuesday until after ls O'Clock. They say
the fault lies in the office al Washington.
An unpatriotic city, this of ours. While almost
every other city of the same size in the Union can
boast of at least one military company and sis
ter city of Washington OF eight ten splendid ones,
ours has not the ScnhlaIcc of one. But few year:
ago, week never elapsed without our cara being
saluted with the shrl hie, bddl6 Ind soi-srring
drum, and o,ir streets enlivened BY the martial ap
pearance of OUR three military compancs but where
are they now? Echo. answers-whe re'
SPECTATOR.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20
WHERE HAVE yDU REEN.

4 AN lalst IlOm FTASIEKo BNhEIi1, cCrnpr Of
1 18th and streets, with basket full of coed
things. intend 10 patronize him hereafter, because
he has everything nice in his line. You can t
smell no bad outer about lis shop just stop in and
give him trial. What has he got?' He has
fresh Plk S every day at II O'clock (hard TO heat
TEA BISCUITS and Baltimore BUNS bg O'Clock
He has the largest variety of nice TEA CAKE you
ever did sre. And if you want n nee Pound c: Ike
give him Your order. His f,nily LOAF BREAD
beat anythinZ in town, aud he has it morning and
evening and if you too far to sen to his shop
be- will serve you at your door. He has " F.
CRACK ERS 9Th own make, made by other Ra-
lar in the District. They very nice. / an tired,
and can't tell yon any more. Just call and SEE him,
and satisfy yourself, and when / come 70 you
please send and get of his good things to hard
around. ONE WHO HAS BEEN THERE.
N.B.-Oh, yes he has PICKLES, PRESERVES
JELLIES, and BRANDY PEACHES. put up in a su-
periOr manner for fomiiy use
oc 14-lw-
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c::a FOR RENT-The BUILDING now be-
III ing finished the northeast of 7:h ST..
and Louisiana avenue, in this city.
The first floor has been constructed for Banking
Est-bli. neilt. Of marble, 18th waits. &c, and two
stores 7tlI street. The basement ia construct,
to embrace all the modern conveniences for Res
taurant. in connection with a Kitchen and vaults for
coal. oysters provisions &C. The restaurant COM
muni'tcs both from in and ont doors with the ST.
cond story, which is composed of four rooms, com.
mur stiug through ample folding doors. for the nc
commo'aton of either large or siall private parties.
Sh uld he srcond story not be taken in connrNion
with IN" r-staurat tn. fooms will be rented for #
fees. The third story embraces Nearly TIE whtle
extent Of the bnild M, end is we'll adartsd for a
CORN 'di IFS billiard room FIR three tables. The
fourth story embraces the Whole extent of the build
inE, and well adapted printing room or ar
mory End if not rented will be reserved for meet
ing or exhibition room. G and water snd oil the
mo Improvements have been introduced on
each foor of this building and its position situated
in the very heart Of the most business portion Of
Washington must insure large Profits to competent
tenants. hpp'y to. or sd 'reSS
s. C. BARNEY,
street. between 9Th and 18th sts Washington
sep 1I-ectf-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE at Public Auc.iou.-On
- THURSDAY. the 9th instant at AZ o'clock
?. Il the preuises, will be sold to the highest
bidder. that handsome two-story Frame Cottage at
The intersccton Of LIT street asst and street north
the Capitol. The house contains nine II ON.
and a brick basement With three rooms. Also n
bath house and ctt,rp. with forcing pump at
tsched. and ont building for stsbling, &c The
p oprrty front, as feet 1st street, and lis feet
on street, and contains 1922 square feet of
ground.
This property commands extensive view Of the
city Georgetown, and tie surrounding country.
Terms 0nrsfeurth cash: rc>i Tue in equal install.
ments NJ G. II, ard IS months, sy roifs with inter
est from day OF sale, 10 be SetJrd ly ICED Of trust
on tie TcI crty.
If the term, are not complied with within three
days fro m the day of san. the property will b.
sold IT The rsk and CO Of the first puruhas
Titie Gear end indispensable. Convey arc, at The
expen.c Of The p,irGiIa CIV.
III. sPhDDING, Agent,
JAS. T.. MCGUIRE,
Auc
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Strike for Ten Hour system.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. 1S.-The work
men at the cotton factory in this city
struck, this afternoon, for the ten hour
system. The operatives are now assem-
bled in the market house, where several
addresses arc being delivered. The Board
Of Directors have proposed eleven hours.
and if that is not accepted, the mill will
be stopped.
HARRISBURG. Pa, Oct. l9.-The Cotton
mills have suspended work in consequence
of the workmen striking against working
ii hours. The operatives paraded the
streets with band of music.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20
Great Fire in the Woods

DETROIT, Oct. ia great fire is ra-
ging in the woods, destroying everything
over 10000 acres of ground. Houses,
barns, fences, &C., have been destroyed.
involving an immense loss. The flames
have approached within a mile of the
city, filling the air with smoke, so that it
is difficult to see. The woods arc also
burning on the Southern railroad between
Toledo and Adrian, and on the Central
railroad near Dearborn, and on the
Pontiac railroad. The trains have been
INSTRUCTED by the falling trees. The fire
is spreading towards Ann Arbor, destroy
ing valuable timber and other property.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20
by &c. Mcguire, Auctioneer.


CUPERI0R ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANO. MAG
= nIFICENT MANTEL MIRRORS. FURNITURE,
FRENCH AND INDI An CHINA. ELEGANT CUR
TAINS. &c.--Cn THURSDAY morning. October e.
AT 10 o'clock, shall el at the residence Of Dr. Thos.
llarIi- !. S. Navy in Caroline Terrace, street be-
tween 18th and IAN streets:
splendid Ro ewood OCTAVE Grand Piano. made to
order by Z. n. Sch RI, Phila.
Very large ard magnificent French plate Mantel
Mirrors, Ilcr Glasses
Pair of gilt Chan ers with cut glass Drops, suit
1hs for gas candles
Suites IF elesaHs crm.on Goth Curtains, lined with
white Silk, win jsary Falls and bringing,
made for la ge double windows
French Mantel Lamps, Maut Ornament.
SaXoDy, Tbrce-ply, and Ingram Carpets
Olcioth, tair CARPETS, Rods End Eyes
Marble. Marbistop and Mahogany Centre Tables
Solid mahogany Extension Table, about thirty feet
long
Mahogany French and high post Bedste.ds
Pc Wsrdrobes, Washs:and Commodes
80 Itsit sprirg seat Sofas Lounges
Do Arm and P4rlos Chairs. Rout Tables
DO Bureaus, WashstaHls. Toilet Sets
Best CURED hair Mattresses, Bedding
Window Shades, Chintz Curtains
Gold band French China Dinner Set
u dia China Dinner Set Tea aud Coffee Sets
Finger Bowls. Tumblers Wines, Gobets
Champ anes. Water Bottles and Decanters
Silver plated Caster. Table Cutlery
Rcfriy, r. tor. Tin safe
Two Fire Crates lot Wood and Coal
Together with he usual assortment If Kitchen
Utensils.
Terrs: $50 and under casb: over that sum a cred
il Of two and four months, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
&c. MCGUIRE,
or I'D auctoneer
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List Of Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

Brorns' Hotel.-Gov VI Moorehcad, NC; Jno l.
Moorehead, do; d Nickel, NY; lierwyn, Mass;
Miss NJ Brown, do; F Lyon, Ala; Miss A Lyon,
do Miss Lyon, do Miss Lyon, do; Mr. Deas &
lady, do; Miss Deas do; Lyon, do; Jno Nichols
lady, Pa; Alsip, do; c Reeder. MIDI l. B Gully,
do Fairbank, do: ID Letter, do; Lieut. Blantnn,
V Daniel, do; Capt Can /, Mexico; b Montez, do;
Major Butterfeld, do; Miss p EVad., Val Miss NJ
Logan, do; DR. Hodges. Md; Mr. Johnston, do; i
Fl Bennett & lady. Pa; Mr. Mcslleir s. family, AL;
Savage, Nd: G Murrell, Ala; DIR J Claiborne Il
lady, Va; Gracey & lady. SC; Miss Gracey, do:
NJ Black, Ind; Thomp on, Nd; Rolwer,
Va; Mix Jr NY; Marani, Porto Rico; Fl NJ
Lee, Miss BiddlecoInhe, NY; G Brent, Va; w NJ
Friend, do; Watkins & lady, Ark; Capt ] Peter.
Pa. d Gehr, do: D Gphr, do; o Robinson, NY;
Chase, Mass; c Moore, NY; j. J Baker, Fort Wayne;
Dr G II Steiner, Md; c Child, dn; w ID ChafIre,
RI; II NJ Smith & lady, Va Miss Barke, do; Or J L
Knox, Pa.
National Hotel.-Dr Cooper, UsA; D NJ Farfax,
USN; J L Waller, Ky; Mrs A L Clark, NY; l. "
Williams, Md; Moale, Md: Jno Auer Zurich,
Swiss; D Himrheeys, Va: " Grain, Md: " l.
Morris, Jr, NY; Cainturier, Wcllboun; Mrs Walsh.
Pa; o CIage't, Va; { Whipple,, Pa: Beal',
land NC; J F Abbott, USN; DIR w \ HaTri~. do; T
ID Sergeant, DC; Mrs Moysoc, London; Muller,
Va; W Garzuet, La; Leslie, Va; Billiard
do; J Anderson, do; Wood, Jr, Pa; DIR w Z
WvsI,am & lady, do; G Little s la'iv. Sc: a Per
| rian & lady, NY: Glynn, do; Wilson, Mass; A s
Nicholson, USMC; Jesup, Dc; w w Thomp-
son! N.Y. Rice, do; Warehouse. Va; w Van
Darran, do: { Schlcssingcr, NY; Medina, Central
America; Winfree Va.
United States HoteI.-T V Osbournr. Va; Zim-
Norman, Md; Ellen Zimmerman do: Elizabeth
Zimmerman, do; Margaret Fiol'z, do; VIM Stone. Jr.
| LA; ii Stone, do; Miss Stone, do; NJ Cooper lii.
John Gurrie, Va; +. Norris, Pa T Norris, do; ]
D Hendley, Dc; II 7 Thompson, Md; c E Nor
man, Va; A Boyd, Mo; II Crane, Pa; Rev " II
Starr, Va.
Frir- House $ Parker, NY; Crispin, Dc: J
Stone, Va; Miss Wood, Pa; b Wood, do, John
Leib, Coast Survey; A Mcintosh, Mas; Miss Me
InosI, do; T Brown. Conn; B Scott Va; 6
Teirnay, do; w We'll, Md.
Gadshy's Hotel.-C Cooke, Pa; l. B Forgey, Tenn;
e Carroll & lady. Md T Wilkins, Cal; Mr. Hodges
brother, Nd Mr. Carroll, dn Col srrat'on; Eng
lard, f Petit. lady son, o; Chapman, Jr do;
Vim Harris, NY.
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BY GREEN a. SCOTT, Auctton.ers.
N-EM Two SIQRN ER ME IIQl.SE ANQ LOT

By GREEN q SCOTT, AucttOn.ers.
NEW TW0-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
! AT AUCTION--On WEDNESDAY, the 18th
instant, shall sell, on the premises, at o'clock
p. M a good twostory Frame House, containing six
good and conveniently arranged rooms, and wood
house. The 10 fronts % fest inch.s :. between 9th
AM eth steeets west. the Island running back TO
a il foo. alley 81 feet inches. it being Lot No. 50,
in subdivision of Squar- No. 455
Terms One half cash; balance in two instalmants,
to snt the purchasers convenience, to exceed Is
months: the notes deferred ayments to hear in
tsrest from day of sale 4 deed given and deed of
trust taken.
Title indiSputable. GREEN SCOTT,
&C lid Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
By e. S. WRIGHT, o.orEetown.

WAL LIABLE REAL ESTATE at Auct:on.-on
FRIDAY, the 10Th infant, at o'clock p. m,
shall sell TO the highest bidder, in front OF ,be
premises, part Of lots 20 and q cid Georgetown
and part Of lots IS and 20 in Beatty and Hawkins
addition Georgetown, fronting 10 feet the nortla
side of Pross street, and 1S9 feet more less ci
the same wi III 10 10 foot alley with the Improve
ments. consisting of q omfortabie dwelling house,
with extensive back buildings This is very dcsi
able piece of property and adjoins the handsome
rremises longing TO r. Read. Esq.
Terms of s,le: One fourth ash, the balance in 8,
1G, and "a months, for notes bearing interest,".
On The cash payment being made a decd win be
given and a de, Of trast taken.
Convryancing at the EXPENSE of purchaser
E.S WRIGHT,
&C 2O-eod- Anctioreer.
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TEI.FGRAPHIC.
BIZ HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING Star.
Baltimore Markets, &c,

BALTIMORE, Oct. 90 lP.M.--Beadstufs
are depressed. Flour, Howard street,
sc so: City Mills, $4,000 barrels
changed hands. White wheat, 81 % .
81 80: rcd wheat, 81 2s 81 $1,000
bushels sold. Corn, white, 81 a GO cts;
yellow, 20 % cts-20, 900 bushels sold.
No change in other articles, usually
spoken of in the markets.
Mr.. Vansant is in New York, buying
flrS
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ENURNIrUHE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.-0u
4 TUESDAY morning. October oath, at 10 och,
OF ia rs ',cnce o; H. X. Day, Es,, 10th street,
near tie Golfer Of l., shall scll--
II hogany hair spring seht so;a
Do rarlor Chairs, Rocket
DO CeI ire Tables, RoUt do
Walnut seat Chairs, otto ans
Thrcc-ply and ingram Carpets. 0ilcloth, Rugs
GirIuio.es. China wares, Clock. Glasses
Mahogany Upright Desk, Lamps
Fedstta;ls, hair end hu-k Mattresses
Bolster and Pillows, Crib; Bureaus
White Granite Dinner and Teawars
Table Cutlery, Casters, Glassware
Excel. Mt Cooking Stove and fixtures
Together with in assortment of Kitchen Requi
sites.
Terms: 80 and under cash over that sum u
credit o. 81 nnd Do days FIR notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed. bearing interest. J. c. MCGUIRE.
oc 1G- Auctioneer
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-20

Ii. BLAGROVE, late of the Dist

II B. BLAGROVE, late of the District OF
Ill, Columbia, respectfully informs his friepds
and the public in general that he has opened. one
door above the private residence of II. Bradley. Esq,
King street, A exan,lria, Virginia, a TOBACCO. CT
GAR, and SNUFF STORE, where thosc who are fond
Of induging in the of those articles may lie ac-
commcdat,I with the choicest brands Of
CIGARS, SMOKING TOBACCO,
CHEWING TOBACCO, SNUFFS, &c
He k cps the celebrated ANTI-NERYOUS FIG TO
BACCO, which is very fine
Intending to keep the best articles Mt moderate
prices, and with disposition to please all who vor
him with their custom he hopes to receive portion
Of public pa. ronagc. oct l9-dlw6 W4w
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Bitf1x5kE. Oeto5er %. 1858.

BitfIx5kE, october %, 1858.
The following resolutions were unanimously pass ed
at the Democratic mass meeting held last night at
Fell's Point Market:
Resolred, That it is with deep regret this meeting
has heard of the resignation of our distinguished
nominee, Joshua fansail.
Reseitsd, THAT the tn&aSerins and Uncomfortable
DtIh6trhcy of Old Deptford Hundred have uHdimin-
ished confidence in his fitness and ability represent
the District in the Congress of the United States and
his fidelity to his party principles which unques-
tionable.
Resolrcd. That we are determined to rally around
the standard of glorious Democracy, calamity
borne by Mr.. Fansant, and give him triumphant
election on the I'd of November.
Resoired, That the Democracy Of the District dc
muhi Of Mr. vansant that he rithdratc his sna-
ton, continue be OUR honored standard bearer and
lead Us to victory. X.
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AT PRIVATE SAL, #

] WILL offer 1T private sale, my LEASE, with
L Bar room Gas Fixtures, and other articles. ill OF
which viii be shown to any one wi hing to pur
chase. Locality on Pennsylvania avenu>, SOUTH
side, near 6th street; runs back to street; con-
tainS Il rooms, in good order. Tine of lease %
months. The House is in good repute and deing a
good business; front Just painted A quantity OF
good LIQUOR can br had at cost price For fur
th"r PARTICULARS see the subscriber.
All persons indebted 70 me will please cal mp and
pay and save further trouble. J. DAVIS.
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