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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-09
EVANSVILLE AND HgS HARMONY IL,
AEEkIN All, .tfx,

SS=-Sst<a OF ahd AFTER Saturday, Jrly lat. shsun-
Z. de.sisned viii fPI-TsE0LY LINs OF
stlss Coaeh,s a above.
Leaving L'ais'le. rohdays. W.dhelay', sss Fresy's
.. O'Clock A. n reStnns leaves New Harmony Tues
day's iuUrstty's aEG SaIa das stT O'clock A. II
The liVe ~ al, he sockei With good aid
cOnJft lc C0fches cifei diiTtfs and the ts
reguiary dspA.ea orders Enc6s
ransrortGOa OF Packages. r-caYty eareiIliy
L1aGed IT,
For rasseg - other b9.ireas sly h- oh. ear Lr-
sale Stble L"cg1ta .he Mark Hogss
Fetsons iesrz teir stszy ofhe Fote -
secGte IrO'- p -..shton. n. l.. h. DIX GARH0.
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. a. tED

HAvTya withdraw from the frn take this occasion
To saank tbs literally bestoS %
h request htuuance Of tie late psreaer
who will carry the basneSs with undiminished rssr and
will always sry make himself worthy OF the nndenee
of the people. ey2 CHARLBs W. MACK.
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| u c5II COOKS
lTEHiERMOMETEHS. SPY Glasses aad Poek.. Eve
| n Glasses, for sale ey eyD A. @. PUS1EE.
NENrCCKT SCHOOL OF MEDiCINA
1HE afth OF ths Institution will hen Tuesda
Ocqser qlst and continu. until che end Of FEBRUARY viii
th- following faculty.:
BENJAMIN W. DUDLEY, II. D.. Emeritus Professor of
Anat my and surgery.
JOSHUA Il. FLINT II. D., Professor of the Principles
HENRY NJ PUELlTT VI. D. Professor Physiology and
ROBT. J. GRECKtNRIDGE III. D.. Professor OF Ms,era
N.dica and Clinical surrery.
THOS " COLEsCOrf ". D.. Professor Of sna.ou,
JOSEPH q NORWOOD. VI. D.. Professor Of Cheusistry
JOHN HARDIN " Profess Of Obstetrics and Diseas-
es OF Women ani Children.
L. NJ. LAWSON. n. Prof.s'OrOf Of Theory Practice
Of Medicine aud Clinical Medicine
DAVID CUMNiNS VI. D.. Denonstra.or Of ANATOMY
Clinical the Louisville Marine Hospital twice
week.
of Preliminary Lectures attn. School and
pitAl during the month Of October free Of charge.
Material Practical Anatomy abundant The
will be pei ned he LIST of October.
The for the fell lectures
rcuaton fee he paid On.y) s5 Dsect;r $40
Graduation fee s25. r. j. BRECEINRIDGE
aug23-weOw-nOvl Dean of the Faculty.
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COP pARTNEiisiilP

HAVE this dag VIA the FOrv lrisy
Commission BUSINESS. Robert ) Howard. T.s busness
will he conducted uader y
Lewis L Howard. ei6-d EDWARD LEWIS.
s.yiNGIIs no frat Poplar Shingles store
eIG PRESTON BROS.
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FROM CINCINNATI TO

FROM CINCINNATI TO
sNy SoT26S I2P[ il IN ~ z HiST:; Sas;,
DUNHiRh in Is Hours:
oL~'EIHN' Nv , HI. II y. H0Hr''
Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland Route,
VIA
LITTLE FEIAEst R s..ROaD!
v5'HE ONLY ROUTE AUTH0EIzED TO RECEIPT
III PASSENGERS via LRse Shore Railroad to Dunkirk New
baas Ss.rs Fails. YoaP Boston Monr.a nsa ss9
f-.,eu1 BY tins rowe. Srvasfts. 1t Ca.nn,u aaddne
tie rs1t day in Nss Ios'
NEW hRRANG EMENT.
Fist Traia- Rare.d LiEh,nng E,Ersss, at ocloeh,
s1.4H antrs os ss.. &c E.aas si
Second Tran-Lake Stesmboat Express at ~ clock A.
a naa ;. sny Pres ssn
QUEEN OF THE wEs......C Capt. Mcbride;
Fias t5s.. = ,,sn S.isAshs s SE; &otTE
houTs and making certain connection h ,he trains
from Buffalo New York. Buffalo Niss.ra Fails
This eonnestoa Cres,ise TO PittsSnrsS
a cie'slsna With Railroad 10 Dunkrl Buffalo, New York
sl.niSs Express. O'Clock p NJ
Pittsburgh 3altrl Philadelphia and New York Ceve
land TO y nkrs Neg Boston. Buffalo Niagara
The only roa,e landing passengers in Cleveland.
The roads iSs route ,rs .hs sane
THE LITTLE MIAMI * THE ONLY EASTERN DEPOT
AT CINCINNATI.
sF De sure aud proeure your Tickets via Courbus.
c. Bsyaxe cheek ed from Cincinnati Durkirk and
tAio re-eheeset at Dunkk Ne~ Ork checked
Buffalo to New York.
The Dep of this and Lake Shore Railroad Ceve
the
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
Aud for al Information please apply old established
fen-ra Railroad Once. in three yellow
Sautheas. BrOad.sy aad directly o
poste tie spencer Houe Railroad hotel Mail Land
Ing or q. the Eastern Lse Miami Depot east Front street
W. II. CLEMENT, sup't,
THE OMNIBUS LINEi
VIII call FOR in the city leaving
az the above etos south OF Broadway
and Front. directly on river bank
ey27 j. II. HOW Ell Conduetor
DR. j. e. BURCH, Dcns,st
EtESPECFFuLLf requests those in rrof,s-
sionsl services 70 and settle: and would
are no failures when shey paid for. ny3I-d
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JOURNAL JOB OFFICE.

JOURNAL JOB OFF lCE-
weayite the attention OF the public to our superior
facilities jon WORK of all kinds VITA heahees
dispatch AMI eheapness. our sock OF JOB PaIers,
Cards Ve il eoustiEty receiving new addiuohs' "ni
b1vths lat ); st,.s of Types, Borders &c. &c, Tor
work ng M this stock suit any orer Wehave Ia use
WELLS PATENT POW Err JOB PRESS,
nv winch We ara enabled to do work cheap fast ana
good. We have ALSO ordered
PATENT DIAMOND JOB PRESS
forthe execution o small and hae work IN an elegant
manner These with other facilities and he asso't
c,ent OF types enable deity competition NehaVe
lso as fine
..hoxa Il n, the western " and only one In
Evansville, by which We are eh"Vleu '' ' ""1' "
RULED Bt. ANK WORK
in the neatest style Orders eher 10y letter or In per
SON are respectfully solicited from
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Tor Handbills bills LadiHg, &C. &c The WORK VIII De
e.ecuted and ssnt home promptly and charges reason"
able. ,o.. ,.,a,v in many
kind, Of work, while the prices OF material au ihvy'
h.ve cone up our terms fpr Job WORK are ih'a'ao'!
CASH ON DELIVERY OF WORK.
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FALL GOODS.
BURNETT & LlNVI.IE
MO. IL WARREN STREET. NEW YORK ARE NOW
receiving and have constantly hand large
sirable assortment Of White sods Linens Lsces Efrois
res Hosiery Gloves and Fancy Goods selected
he ost market price to which the aten,oof the trade
nvted 2s-dlmw62
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To pulfalc Niagara Fails Boston & New York.
ONLY srEA " ls0hT LINE ROM
CLEVELAND TO BUFFALO.
SIXTY MILES LESS LAKE TRAVEL,
THAN BY Tnk OLD sANDUskr ROUTE.
AND NO DETENTION on SAND BAhs.
WITH cERTsHT coT:xEcTIO.N ar b JfFAL o.
LITTLE MIiIii RAILROAD.
Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland and Buffalo
STEAMBOAT ESfkEss PRAiS LEAVES CINCINNATI
~ cRrscEF At I; SprH e 4 ~ Peas. comm,,,
oTsEy o rs VEST f5da Mcbride
nAnse Leaves Cleveland Tuesdsys Thursdays aud Satur
land g-onRecsns 1T Buffalo With the morning Nj
Falls. Nss York Boston. Montreal. and all points
Tie shIlf,e than passing notice
eeias idt aAd iy TIE New York and Erie NewYork
Cs9t.. Cleveland ColaNhus and Cineinnat and Little Mi
Railroads wish -.gird strength speed unrivai ed
b @ @ , n9iss 5 than :.
asd will nplsh in Ais DAY Of perfected
Architcrture
a-tus soad bear IN riaa that ibis is the ony
Boa. Lze from Cleveland u.o; ssd make regular tine
sS Rooms are eluded in siekets
steamers Of fthsroute.
Esan Snfinnati YORK. laiifoad BufiaoJ !"
rom o''A'A' EIcr Ssiol 4icxErs: O
FrOr Cincinnati 70 RuiialO and bark k...' 1o
uHAS CHEAP AS ANY OTHER ROUTE
e5ta6Aed Gea,ra RAILROAD 0fiee in ,Sree
;eiiov tuildias soGh hest broadway aud
.ni at hs K.n a.Isf Ii;.s Maa sss &
WV n. CLEMENTS. sup,..
W sTEApER Ticket and General agent
The onnier' Lne viii call Tor rsseagers in part the
asr Of Broasssy and Front directly
CI J. ii. HOWELL. Conductor.
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EUST RECEIVED.
81 10 bales Premium Drills: 73 lbs Patent Thread:
81 34 Manchester Cheeks bales Str.y Osnaburr:
3 bales Alabama Osnaourg; bales ~ Tickin.:
case Plain Prints; 81 pes Flannel;
case assorted Cheeks; cases sssorted Check;
Tweed: pcs
large of Kid Gloves;
dOZ heavy Silk Cravats rec this day and for sale nv
, JAS. Low & CO.. 4i7 Main st.. Lou. Ey.
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o,sso, y-r,cy vor,cg

''NHE CoParnershP Aeroors existing betweea the sub
scribe-s unter style siaca a LobeDssne
his day dissolved by mutual consent Lcbersne hC
viii coruue the huntss s the O.d spa will attend % tas
adjustment of all e.as against tie old trn and Ill he
that
selves indebted the late arm requested make imIEe
dia.e payment. CuAhLLs W. MAEk
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'URTNEY. TENNANT d &C.
RIRE IN pANsVILLE. KY.

FIRE IN DANSVlLLE. n.
, D.ssvILLE, April -, 1854.
Messrs. STEaRNs MARVIN Gentlemen: Your Safe
went through the fire. Ii contained all bocis and
papers which came out in good order. The Safe, from,
appearance. must have been hot. We trusted nm
all in ii. Very respectfully, yours, -o m
BROWN d GRANT.
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EVANSVILLE. Ia. MONDAY, OCTOBER g. 1854
BUSIN ESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
LOCKHART * PARKErT,
TI9SRNEYs At J. LAW ySNsviLkkEt IHDu D..
M promptly attend any business in the line Of their
issson tina, be snrased,o them They will practice in
Once Fourth street between Main aud Sycamore.
July 2i-iy
THOMAS W. HENSON.
NEW wESTERN
FEED AaD AGRICULTURAL SEED STORE.
L. GRANT & CO,
<ALkRs yEED. FARa AND GARDEN
a SEEDS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
1aihstreet, 6eiOp the Canal Bridge, EcassUiIs Ind
noylS-u
STANLEY VI. WAKNER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
GENERAL COLLECTING real ssIATE AGENrs
Office in Bray's Block, over Post Office,
myI9Iy EsaasoiIie, Ind.
BATENAN, FALLIS Il CO.,
ooSs'Ss ~ stshSTs RIvtR And RAiaRoAD iIfWAh
No. % Canal, between Main aud Sycamore sis South
side Cincinnati, Ohio.
Messrs. MINER, ANDREWS & WHTE,l c;,,;.,;
&c. BurLEa S Co., 'i"''h We
~ ALLis * HowEs, Evansville.
n , Particular atteston given To Shipments by Canal
TO WABASH VALLEY AND TOLEDO. lfeb23 6m
LORD a. BROWN,
SIS CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK,
(ith Door 5eloe the Poet OEee.)
Offer their large and we'll selected stock Of
SILK AND FANCY DHY GOODS,
Which is complete in every department; at per cent
above invoice cost, FOR CASH.
Their stock goods will be largely increased and
many styles will be their importation, and those
who favor them with call will be readily convinced
that there great saving To buyers from this system
Merchants from all parts of the country invited To
call and compare prices OF any other house
in the market. lrebl6-u
II. O. WHEELER A.. 10. ROBINSON
WHEELER 81 ROBINSON,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS ar LAW,
(Succe-sors to Ingle, Wheeler IL iziehart.)
General Lar AID Collecting Agency, corner Main and
First sts., EUaasoiite, lad.
febo-Iy
ASA IELENiET,
ATTORNEY AT Law AND RE Al ESTATE AGENT.
Successor to Inge, Wheeler& ehart in Real Estate
Agencies.)
VIII practice Law in the Circuit Courts of Vanderburgh
and the adjoining counties. Oice the Canal Bank
Evansville, In. 'ebi4ly
iIDIsNIS ~. JOHNSON,
AT r. ESTATE Ao<sr.
Office FIRST street, between Main and Locust streets
Jal2ily EcansriHs Ia.
sAAc qxIaANs. DAVID HEIaANS
4. & p. ,XEHMANN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
tIROCGRIE5 ~ PRODU cE
QuxExswARv, LIQUORS, &c, &C., MAIN srREgT,
DOORS ABOVE second, EyAssyILLs, lad.
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Tu1EAS-2 Chests Choice Imperial;
IL IL Caddies Extra Fine Imperial;
Boxes DO do;
Chests Choice Gunpo Sde-;
u Caddies Extra Fine GulpOvder;
Boxes do DO,
do do Young Hyson;
Chest Superior BLACK Tea.
Jus. received at e25 COOKS.
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eSORTE MONIES. Money Belts. FIowe- Vases
" Baskets for sale at e2 A. O. PCSEEE'S.
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WAN W-ITsi RUSSIA.
'ENO HIttHsMiIus, WHiTE-NIrRs AND
II EVERY BODY ELoS.-RUN HERE!-HsSiny estab-
sned Coal ard street. between Locust
and rrepsred sell in quantities the best
RtiH COAL low prices he bought be-
10 the Fails All orders left the Of Hornhrook
Churchill viii be thankfully receV Cd punctuay attended
10 By my3-lyd&w a J. HUfCHESoE & co.
gSR.,NCH CHCOLOGNE Double Estrac.s. Hair Dill Brush
n es aud COMBS. for sale at e: A e. PISHEE'S.
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ROET. ;. HOWARD
LEWIS HOWARD,
ENORW ADDING, AND COMMISSION Nkt.
vxTuOLEs ALE AND RErAii, ii,CONrECTIoNER

w and hauua OF all kinds OF Candies Cakes COl
dI Preserves. Jeles &e &c First street. between Aa
and Locust streets. Evansville. Ind.
e6-Ord-rs from families private parties Tor srtiees
his ne business attended to at the sh rtsst notice
Ra-An ICE CREAM SALOON is ht.ed up the best styi
jeE-tf
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BUSINESS CARDS.

roHN C. DBVEREUX, a., Wholesale and Ketai
j dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens, Window onhds
p,sers Wrappjug aud Roofing Paper, Lamps, Phosgent
c. etc e,c Main street, between First and SeeOho
streets.
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nov l4-cetd

By. G. MCGUIRE. Auctionesr.
HNRUsTEE'S SALE of Valuable Building Lot near
l. the Railroad Depct-By virtue Of deed in
rust b.arinS date on the llth day Of April. 1854,
2fs, 274 and T6, Ii. subscriber viii cell at pablo
sale on Tuesday, the 2lst day Of November, 1884, at
~ O'Clock, p n, ON the premises, all that piece or
parcel of ground lying and being situated in the city
Of Washington, and Being part Of Square No. eSe,
beginning for ths same on New Jersey avenue, at
point ESQ feet inches from the northwest corner
Of said square, and running thence st right angles,
to New jersey avenue eastwardly 136 feet 2k in !;
thence du. south % feet, Lass, to parallel
line ~ feet from the line first des,ribed and run.
ming parallel with said first line westwsrdly to New
Jersey avenue l3O fest 2inches; thence northward
On Ne. Jersey avenue ~ feet to the place Of begin.
ming, containing z $50 square feet, more or less
The above props, y IL eligibly situated near the
Railroad Depot and offers . favorable opportunity
for investment
The terms Of sale will be caah, and Il not complied
with in one week after the day eff SALE the property
will be resod st the risk and expense of the pur.
chaser, upon one weeks notice
All convsyancss at expense of purchaser.
CHAS. WALLAOH, Trustee
JAS. q. McGU IRE,
oct aO--eo&ds Auotionesr
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Auction aa1eA

By J. G. MCGUIRE, Auotlonssr.
ANDsOME FURNITURE and HOUSEHOLD
II meets ct Auction-On TUESDAY morning.
tne xon OF November, ct 10 O'clock st the residence
Oh Sne. 1. Reed, Esq, on the est side Of Twelfth
sfeet, second door north Of the Kirkwood House,
sna! sell all his handsome Furniture and HOUSE.
hold Effects, viz:
Pair Of elegant rosewood French Sofas, covered With
Satin as%s.sk;oovsred p.rlor Chairs ottomans,
walnut plush covered Arm and Reception Chairs
Marble top Sofa Table, Etagere
kgypuan marble top Wine Closet with Q Writing
Desk ATTACHED
Elegant Fren' plate oval Mantsl Mirror with rich
gilt Frame and Brakes
0eauniul inlAh Workstand, Chess and Fancy II
Ere Screens, Astral Lamps
asndsome blue Damask and Lace Ourtaine, Cornioe
and Fixtures
Several Excellent Lounges, With Pillows
Brussels, Three-ply and ingram Carpets
Oleloth. Mating. Rugs
very large glsss front Bookcass
Walnut extension Dining tables, Tea do
Walnut cane seat and bamboo Chairs
HaL dsome suite Of Cottage Furniture
Mahsgsny dressing Bureaus, Wardrobss
Do italian and French Bedstesds
Marble top Wsshstands, Toilet Sets
superior hair ACTRESSES, French Pillows, 10.
Very large round folid mahogany Dining Table
French and Stone China Glassware
Together With . general assortment Of Kit,hsn
Ut~Dsih.
Terms: $40 and under cash; over $50 credit Of
sixty and ninety days, for notes satisfactorily
JAMES c. MCGUIRE.
AnNt1onAAf.
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Boarding.

ID ing the store Of Mr.. Berry, On Bridge street,
Georgetown have several fine ROOMS to let, and
are prepared to aocommod ,te Bosrders both perms-
nent and transient, on the most moderate terms.
nov o-1m
QOAHD1N0-Mrs DUVALL, PennA. avenue,
ID nearly opposite Browne Hotel, has fine ROOMS
and offers every desirable comfort and accommoda,
ton for families or single gentlsmen-permanent
or transient. No more agreeable boarding house
will be found In Washinston elb-ly
looms AND BOARD.-8EVERAL SINGLE een-
LII tlemen can be connodatsd with pleasant
rooms, Furnished or unfurnished) with or without
Board in the large modern house No. 452 Thirteenth
street. one square north OF Pennsylvania avenue.
oct 2-1ms
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BY j. @. M00UIRD, AustfonsSr,
EXCELLENT PURNITURu AND HoUsIHoLp
IL EFFECTS AT AUCTIOu.-Oa FRIDAY morn.
ing. November 25th, at 10 o'clock, 1t No. 2oo n
street, between 18th and 10th sreets, shall sell
the Furniture end Effects Of gsails1an declining
Wis:
epriugseat Divans, Lounges, otapmsns
Mahogany Centre and Side Tables
Walnut Corner and Mnic Stands, Ohiness Tse.
poys
Arm and Reoept5sn Chairs, Rockers
Window Curtains, Cornioe Shades
Carpets, Rugs, Oisloth
Chinese Vases, Candelabrae ornamsah
Walnut Sidebosrds, Kxts nsion Table
French China Tea and Dinner Wu~
Cutslass Ware, Table Cutlery
Bronze Hst Rack, Hall Lamp
Hall and Stair Carpets, Reds and Eyus
Writing Desk, Camp Chairs
Dressing and plain Bureaus, Wardrobes
Bsdsteeda, Wristbands, Toilet Sets
Best Halt and Husk Mattresses
Bedding, Bolsters, and Pillows
10 king Glasses, full suites Of Cottage Furniture
Superior Cook Stove, Wire Meat Safe
ToKesher with general assortment Of Kftahsa
Utena.s.
TermS SO and under cash; over that sum ossllt
OF 20 and 90 days. for notes satisfactorily endoSss
bearing interest JAS C. MCGUIRE,
nov l6-d Auotcneef.
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Acts Of the Canadian Legislature .

QUEBEC, Nov. lS.-Last night the Iegisla-
tive assembly unanimously voted one hundred
thousand dollars to the widows and orphans
of the soldiers who have already fallen in the
ranks Of the allied armies, or who may fall
during the continuance Of the present war.
The government proposes to alter the tariff,
reducing the duty on refined sugar TO two dol
lars and forty cents, and on raw sugars to one
dollar and fifty cents per owt on molssses,
to two pence per gallon, and on coffee, one
penny per pound.
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BosreN. Nov. lS-We are In receipt of ate
papers from St. Johns, N. B. They state that
the storm of the 18th and 14th instant did
great damage nvsrious parts of the province
All the rivers and streams overho we'd their
banks and deluged the lovlards. The reser-
voir from which the inhs bitans of 81. John
derived their water was 30 seriously Injured,
that tho supply from 1t was cut OF The pa
per mill Of Messrs Phelps. near 1t, was partly
carried away. On the Little River many
mills and several bridges we're swept away,
and On other rivers great quantities of timber,
hay, DO, were washed down the streams.
Travelling was suspended throughout the prov
ince, and the malls were ell bAhindhand.
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IEALTH REPORT,
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HBALr]
NAanIN1TnA Nov II 1871

WARRINGTON, Nov. II, 1851.
Intermsnts during tho month of October,
1884 apoplexy, l /; asthma, l; affection Of
brain, 3; affection Of bowels, !; cancer, / !;
casualty, 3; congestion of lungs and bowels,
l; consumption, Is; commissions, 2; cholera,
8; cholera morbus, l; cholera iufsntum, 4 ;
s S,oup general sne.I.S debility disr3ha:,
ales, D; Intermittent fever, /; puerpersl f.
Yer, !; SCARLET foyer, l; typhoid fever, . +;
ga'tritis, /; decrease Of heart, (sudden,j / !;
umbilioal hernsa, i; hopping cough, Z; in.
anition, l; intsntioids, !; infrmity, in
ts% n aSs 2; j'undios, /; saryngiti', |;
paralysis, |; phrenetis, /; typhoid pueumo.
mis-, 2; premature birth, /; sahirrous stomach,
l.; suicide, 1; still-born, q tubes mesente.
RIGA, l; unknown and not reported, 10.
White males, 50; white females, so; COL.
ored males, /; colorsd females, II; total, 1875.
Age unknown, 3; under year, 10 !; l to 5, 20 ;
to 10, 2; 10 to Is, l; Is to 20, i; 20 to 80;
~; 80 to 40, ~; 10 to so, 10; so to so, o ;
gu to 80, IL; over 80, 6; total, l25.
BY order Of tho Board,
THOMAS MILLER, n, D., President.
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By j. o REQUIRE. AustisAssr.
SUPsRI0R PAIR OF MATCHED CARRIAGE
- Horses, e1ssllsnt Family Carriage Harness,
furf, &C., at AuctioR-Ol TUESDAY afternoon.
November 9lst, at o'clock, in fbsnt of the Auction
Rooms, shall sell, without reserve pair Of sxoal.
lent Family Horses Of fine appearance and seyla
and warranted 10 Be perfectly sound and KIND I'm
The abb are thu property Of Q gentlemen Who
mss no further use for them, and VIII peeiavsay 70
sold to the highest oder.
Te ms; A credit Of two md fur months, lsr not.s
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
JAMES T.. MCGUIRE,
nov I'D Auet3on>er
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NOTICE by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST,
~ dated the 18th day Of November, 1852, and
duly recorded in Lber A 8, No. SO, folios 42o &c
among the land records Of the county of Washing.
ton, In the District of Colnmbia shall sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the
SId day OF November at four O'clock. p all that
piece or ssrcel Of ground situated In the city of
Washington, d. @, and known and distinguished
upon the plata and land records for Washington
city and county as Lot Twentysix (26,) in Square
One Hundred and Forty Q4O) the same frsnting
fifty (60) feet on Eighteenth west, between L and
M streets
According to the terms Of the deed Of trust the
purchase ney will have to be paid in cash, and II
not paid within three days after the day Of sale the
property will be resod at tbs risk Of the first Dur.
chaser JOHN ENNIS, Trustee,
GREEN 3 SCOTT,
nov l4-oetd Auctionserf.
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en- IL ashore on Kent Island.
Few York Narkets a.

nsw York, Eov. 30.-The Flour market
Is duller-A 80 barrels have been sold State
brands are unchanged; Southern s.. 40 q 81.
1000 bushels Of wheat sold; Southern 81 95 q
81; Genesses $40. 10000 bushels Corn sold
Mixed 9lc. Stocks dull and declining.
The western rivers, We learn this morning
by telegraph, are at Q stand.
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EOR sALE-THAT vAlUAPLs LOT on Sew.
Il enteenth street, at the terminus Of the Ohio
and Chesapeake Canal in this city, fronting 100 feet
on the Canal, and about 100 on Seventeenth street.
being psrs Of square south 173 It has q large
STONE WAREHOUSE upon it suitable for q mill or
machinery Of every description. 1t adjoins the
locks, and Is alike convenient to trade the canal
or river. For terms, apply on the premises to
nov l1-eolm THOMAS GREEN.
nkUG sTORE.-THE OWNER, INTENDING 10
- change his business, offers for sale DRUG
STORE, FIXTURES, TO-, doing large and profit
able business. The fixtures are new, and the stock
Of Medicines, Fancy Articles, &C., &c., has been
Gently rejected with great care. For terms, &C..
"a. B., Druggist, Washington City"
nov 13-eo4ts
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T EASE OF A VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND
IL ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE FOR SALE
The Lease OF the Building occupied by the subscri-
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets, within few
doors of tho Kirkwood House, Is offered for sale.
The house has been for some time occupied as q
restaurant, but Is admirably situated fr any light
fancy business. The store is IL by 40, with good
cellar unaer the whole, besides upper roomr, back
building, SO.
The lease will be Eold with or without the stock
and fixtures.
For particulars Inquire on the premises. 81,
nov 7-eo6t 81. g. RITTER