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DOR RENT-Three new three story HOUSES, en-
i Pierce street, between North Capitol and LIST st.
and end They contain six rooms each. Ap-
ply to CHARLES THOMA, Immediately opposite.
oct Clint
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"Wdnss'' and I" Wa,sted' adyertisements. ourliuss
OF less for each insertion, IS cent?; each additional
line cents.
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WANfED-AT MRS. NJ. L. DAWSON, PA. Av.
w enue between Ninth and Tenth streets. two
experienced Milinsrs The best prices will be paid
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foK SALE OR RENT A TWO STORY BRICK
L nouse, on Pa avenue. Terms easy.
L.. Also wanted. seine Servent Girls and situations
ior men for every kind of work.
CHAs. WALTER.
oct 25-lvS " we o'0A'n ssreet'
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~ UAPITOL HIIL-THREE VERY DEsIRA-
81 PIE Building Lots No. L. Is, and 16 in Square
.o.. oetween East Capitol and SITS. south, Third
se"Ae sas. OF capitol Grounds, will be sold on ae-
eommnsodating terms on application to G. Crands
NO: % stree', near Tenth, Islsnd.
oct 26-1m&
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DOR SALE-Three hundred and sixty-ive acres
Il OF LAND in Montgomey county, Md about 10
miles from Washington, towards Brookeville The
particularly adapted to the growth of wheat.
Address ALLEN DODGE
oct 1S cows GEORGETOWN
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VIM. HAUNSCHILD,
PAPER HANGER & UPHOLSTERER.

4 MEXICAN and French Paper Hangipgs and
n Upholster Goods. Pennsylvania avenue betw.
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, Washington,
D @.
VIM. Haunschiid begs leave to inform his friends
and the public that he has hand large stock Of
French Gilt aud American Transparspts
Also, Hair, Moss, Cotton and Shuck Mattresses
which he will dispose Of at the lowest prices.
oct 1G-;}m .
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MIGHTY TRIUMPH I'M MEDICINE.

A MIGHTY TRIUMPH IN MEDICINE
MASONIC CERTIFICATE.
NORFOLK, Sept. 8, 1853.
Dear Sir-In compliance with your request we the I'M
dersgned cheeruly state that in the fall of 1874
ton directed to the deporabe condition of stranger
named John r. Jasper, who had been treated
without efecting cure and at the suggestion friend
with others Of the Masonic Fraternity, which Mr.
Jasper a member, directed administer
VITE and that after he had taken it was
declared cured, and left Norfolk apparently well man.
Respectfully. &c.
Simon Stone, Philip l. Cohen
7. Fl Ferguson VIM. d. Serl.
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ENTERTAINMENTS in every variety, Robes de
u Chsmbre, Jackets. Shirts, Collars, Linen and
Muslin Rosoms, &C., just received at
oct II BIRaES, Willards' Hotel.
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g ECOND HAND PIANOS FOR SALE.
- One at SIS Sse:
One at $40 HTrn
One at $75
Call carly and secure bargain at the Music De.
pot Of HILBUS 4 HITZ.
oct 1S-d
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ivnhA0E-Those having Furniture, Dry Goods,
in the large. airy, hag.stone paved,
am airy Easements under the star Once. corner ps
en- ss ana Eleventh st. Apply at the Star Office
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DAZoRS, ac.-Rszors and strops, Combs, Brush
IN es, Shaving Creams, Oleophane, Soaps and Per
tumery in every variety, Just received at
oct IL BIR9ES, Wizards Hotel
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LfOR RENT-A TWO STORY FRAME SOUSE,
L eiigibiy situated, suitable Fer a small genteei
family, on NJ, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
No 500 Possession given on or before the first OF
November. Apply to JOHN NJ SMITH, on the
prsmlses oct 24-3ts
TO RENT-TWO PLEASANT ROOMS furnished
L or unfurnished. Location co Nineteenth st.
two squares from Pa avenue. No children In the
hou!e. Fer further particulars apply 70 Mr.. RED
FERN, corner Pa. avenue and Nineteenth 1T.
OtA
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kIN IL hEnn,I-Possesson given immed ately-the
sf,v ohlce o the Evening Star, Cd st., within
nity yards Of its junction With Twelfth street and
80. s.enue. The building is Of two stories. The
owel story being divided into three convenient
g,i ana the upper bsing large single room It
street with ample working room in the rear Az Az
81 convenient painters or carpenters or other
oet oe work shop above Apply at Star office
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A RARE OHANCE-For sale, fourtesn acres Of
II LAND. one mile from the city line, near t;s
toll gate on Seventh street. four acres in heavy TIM.
Der, fine Gite for . suburban residencs-soil veil
adapted for market gardening. Enquire of
e. @. HUBBARD,
Nesc the Toll Gate, on Seventh street.
SGD 27-1mA
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DOR sALE-A FIVE YEARS LEASE FhOM
Il January next on a Farm, of 40 acres. i mile
rom lotomac Bridge, in Alexandra county, Vjrpi
mia. There is large barn, corn house forest and
many fixtures. Call on +. 4 Russell, on the prem
Uses, or A. Holmead, Grocer, in market space, Wash
lngton. Tor further particulars. Rent law
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-TEN JOURNEY
w men House Painters. None but good work.
men need apply. Two months work guaranteed
Get S3-4tF PARKER SPALDINa
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Unwilling HOUSE wANTED-RENT NOT TO
L. exceed $500 dollars per anaum, between Third
and Tenth streets. and Pa avenue and H st north
Address "W," Kirkwood House. oct 23-3t
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NTANrED-A COLOREB BOY, SLAVE PRE-
w fsrred, from fourteen to sixteen years old, to
do general housevork Apply q No. Ala, Ninth
oct 24H2t*
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A AoUNe GENTLEMAN. RECENT aRADU-
N ate of Dartmouth College N ard .ccno.
.omea 20 teach would like situation as Pr.ceptor,
IN private family, in or nesr Washington, b. c.,
. ID sny part OF Virginia. Address, through the
oisy IOet OIuce. w. u Allen. Get 25-:}t#
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DOOM FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFUR.
IL NISHED.-A nice front room on the lower
floor of house, No. 40. the west side Of Is th
street, two doors south of Pennsvlvania avenue. 1t
will suit gentleman desiring comfortab quarters
for the winter, in the immediate vicinity Of the
Avenue. oct law
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For Humors Infsmmations Veneresl and Anrcurial
ease Scrofula Coughs Colds Feyers and Consumption
its first stage, it 10 the only infallible specific.
The genuine is for sale in Washington by O. STOTT
Pennsylvania avenue and 7th street. and all dealers
icine throughout the District OF Columbia.
oct l3-d2w
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Auction eale,,

By GREEN 4 SCOTT. AuctiSnssis
HOUSEH0LD AND KITCHEN suRNfriTSy
IL Mich Cow at Auction and Houee to Rent
On MONDAY, the Both instant, g shall seu. AZ lie
O'Clock q. m, at the residence Of Gentleman scIa
ing housekeeping, on New Jersey Avenue. aontb of
the Capitol. and nearly opposite the former rel.
Of Thos. Rlagden, Esq, an excellent assortmeu OF
Furniture, Wig:
Mahogany Sofa, Parlor and Rocking Chairs
Do sidebcard, Bureaus and Dressing Glasses
Do Dining, Breakfast, Card, and other TIA.
bles
dirandolee, Solar, Hall and Lamps
Clock, Workstands, Washstsnds and wardrobes
China, Glass, Crockery and Stone Ware
Maple Bedstsads
Andirons, Shovel and Tongs, Tenders
Parlor and Chamber Window Curtains and shaee.
Three ply, Ingram and other Carpets and Oilcl. tn
Stoves, snd general assortment of Kitchen Re
Quisites
With many other articles which We deem unnk
cessary to enumeYate.
Also, COED Mich Cow, which now gives milk
Terms: All sums under SIS. cash over that sum
credit Of sixty and ninety days, for notes sstifss
torily endorsed bearing interest
GREEN Z SCOTT,
oct I'D tuctnn-ers>
P.S.-The House is for rent, a good twosory and
attic brick, tanning ten roons and all neccsss-
out houses
Apply on the premises. a 80
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dor RENT-THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT
Il Concert Room Of Forrest Hall. Georgetown; at
tsched are ell the necessary dressing rooms, g. 1t
is the only place for public ext bition in the town
The room Is fortyvs feet wide by eighty feet deep.
Height of ceiling twenty.three feet. Posses sio4
may be had Immediately. Terms liberal.
Address B. FORREST, Georgetown.
oct 1S-1Wt
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T,o LET-sEvERAI CHAMBERS, NEATLY
i furnished, On D, between Ninth and Tenth
streets Inquire Of q. W. Boteer, Iron Hall, Penn.
avenue oct 18-6t
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H'oh hENT-A STORE ON PA. AVENUE- THE
- neat and convenient sized Store in Star Build
lngs next 70 the corner of Pa avenue end Eleventh
street., which said corner is soon to be opened by
Hipus aitz ss their Music store and Piano ware.
rooms. The store now for rent will make capital
stang Ior almost any kind Of business as already
business place in Washington Apply at the counter
VI t.e -ta' onic>. oct 25-tf
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I1RACES for ladies' and gentlemen at
ID oct II MRGE'e, Willaids' Hotel.
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EoR REST-A NEW THRBE-sToRY BRICK
Il House on 10th street west, between end IL
north Main house has seven rooms and cellar
back building four ROOMS beside bath room. Gas
and water fixtures. Apply to 8. sIMMS' Grocery
Store, corner Tenth and L street, or to James W
Barker, II street, between 18th and 18th ets or to
Dickens Kings Lumber Yard, Georgetown.
oct 23-f
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Wants,

"Wmuts" and Wa,,ted" advertisements. four liuss
OF less. for each insertion IS cent?; each additional
line cents.
WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN A
W situation to 90 general homework. Best ref
srence given. Apply to Ed. Murphy, corner Of LIST
sn0 y ses. oct 95-lt>
WANTKD-AN AMERICAN OR GERMAN
w WOMAN to 90 the homework of a small
aa My. Liberal Tsg's will be given. Apply at No.
Maloe avenue, Island. oct 26-3ts
900 A YEAR-T.u. intelligent
w active Meo to travel the State of VIRGINS.
In which every farmer and land holder IL inte-ee ted
Oall on "iand Company, Wilards' Hotel. Requisite
qua lifcaions and reference oct 25-1t*
NTANTED IMMEDIATELY-A small HOUSE.
w 10 ated about the centre Of Georgetown
Address +" Georgetown Post Office.
oct 4-4t>
"ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN EMPLOY
Y! ment In any respectable capacity Testimo-
mas as to character can be obtained from his last
EMPLOYERS en- and many others Address 81 II w."
oct A-2th
WANrED-A coLoREB BOY, Slave PRE-
w fsrred, from fourteen to sixteen years old, to
do general housevork Apply a. No. Ala, Ninth
street, on tn, northeast corner of Il street.
oct 24-2ts
Unwilling HOUSE wANTED--RENT NOT TO
II exceed $500 dollars per anaum, between Third
and Tenth streets, and Pa. avenue and H st north.
Address "W," Kirkwood House. oct 23-3t
WANTED IMMED1ArELY-TEN JOURNEY
w men House Painters. None but good work.
men en- need sRply' Two months xers g1ar.ntsa
WyANTED-AT MRS NJ. L. DAWSON. pa. Ay.
w enue. between Ninth and Tenth streets, two
experienced Miliinsrs The best prices will be paid
oct 23-tf
WANrED-TWO g ENTLEMEN 10 RENT three
w comfortably furnished Rooms, one parlor and
Two chambers. The rent is $50 month. Apply
on Iotn street, two doors above H. to G. F. schafer
"ANTED-SEVERAL YOUNG LADIES. TO
oct 20-eo4t*
"ANTED-A STEADY INDUSTRIOUS MAN.
w who understands farming To one who can
come well recommended liberal wages and q per.
manent situation may be secured. Apply to
c. ASHFORD,
Seventh, between and e streets, Island
oct 19-2aw3w
WAsTED-A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, TO
w tale charge of three young children. She
viii have the assistance of a servant girl To one
who can bring the highest Recommendations, and
none other need apply, the best will be given
Apply at No. 7l6 New Jereey avenue near the brick
bridge oct le-lws
WANTS NEGROES.-Thesub subscribers .r.
W. all times in the market buying SLAVES p.y
lag the highest cash prices Persons having Slaves
for sale will please call at 242 PRATT STREET Bal.
simore, Nd, Skaters old stand.) Slaves taken on
feb 2-1y B.M.& w. L. CAMPBELL.
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"ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN EMPLOY
" ment In any respectable capacity. Testimo-
mails as to character be obtained from his last
employers and many others. Address 81 Fl W.
through the City Pest Office, post paid
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EOR sALE-DEsIRABLE PROPERTY ON THY
I misunderstanding Of two HOUSES &LOTS
the first being new frame House, fifteen by thirty
fest, With four large airy rooms and summer kitci
en- attached, and other improvements, consisting Of
stabing &c on full lot of so by 122 feet, running
back to 30 feet alley. The other Is frame houss
of four rooms, stus ted ON Lot 81 by rs feet 10 in
All information Will DO given by applying in person
or by letter to "eYPHAX," at the Star office.
N. E.-The FIRST named house and lot would sui
any ona engaged In huokstsfing, &c.
ser 2i--1m
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WANTED BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN. A
w situstlon to do general Homework. Best ref
erence given. Apply to Ed. Murphy, corner Of lst
Suo y sts' oct 95-ltA
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PRICES OF FUEL.-Hickory wood is selling at Sc
to 81 per cord; oak, from Sc to Sc so; pine, from
s. to IS so; red ash coal is So 49, white ash coal.
s. 81 In Baltimore, hickory is 81; oak, Sd 80 to
50, and pine from "a to "a IS; and coal, 81 to 81 So
Inc comparison for che ,pness it will be seem is LII
favor OF Baltimore, anu why IL should be so much
against the citizens of Washington we cannot see.
Baltimore and Washington draw their supplies from
pretty much the same sources, and their facilities
for transporting to the respective cities the same
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An OUTRAGEOUS WoNAN.-A colored woman
named Rebecca Uranium was brought before Justice
Morsell this morning, charged with threatening the
life of her husband, and acting in an outrageous
manner 1t appears that she was intoxic ated. The
Justice committed her to Jail in default OF bail at
the thought of which she became very repentant,
and attracted the boys by her crying. She brought
II on her self, and has only TO be good woman and
all will be right again.
SUDDEs DEATH Alta PUaP.-This morning, while
q colored woman named Amelia Parker was pump
ing a bucket of water on Sixth street, between d
and e, she fell dead on the pavement. She never
spoke word after she fell. An inquest was held
over her, and verdict given of DEAN from disease
OF the heart. Her age was about So, and she was a
respected cOlOIed woman.
CoRRECrIos.-in the proceedings Of the Board of
Aldermen, as reported in the Star yesterday, MIR.
Alfred Hunter was inadvertently represented as petit
tioning adverse TO tn license laws. Mr.. Hunters
petition against the repeal of the recently passed
liquor act, and in favor OF It's eectual enforcement
LOT SALE,-A lot of ground, twenty feet front
and one hundred and thirty-four feet deep, on New
Jersey avenue, near Colonel FOy's hotel, was sold
at auction yesterday afternoon, al thirty six
square foot. Other lots were offered in The same
neighbOrhOod, bat there were no purchasers.
RACES o-MoRROw.-Loyers of the turf will re
member that the races at BryaniowH, ST. Mary's
county, commences tomorrow, and will continue
Il Saturday. Some fine sport Is expected.
WATCH RRTURNs.-The only cases on the records
ofthe watch house for last nig, were George Drudge
drunk and disorderiy; workhouse thirty days ID. P.
kurtz, for assauting VIM. Fufs and Ann Green;
held TO bail TO Keep the peace, and in defauitof bail
MAS sent 10 jail.
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LOR RFNT-A twostory HOUSE, with rack
= building, on 18th street. The House has baen
recently repaired, and is in good condition. To a
careful tenant the rent will be- made moderate APP
ply to JOHN WILSON, On 18th, betw. and SITS.
oct 10 eoRfk
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CARLEss AND CRIMINAL DRIvINs-A little Doy,
between three and four years old, son of Mr. Nc
Dermott. on street, was over yesterday after
noon by baggage wagon, at the corner of Z h and
ID streets, and severely hurt The practice Of dash
Ing along the streets and round corners without re
gard to The lite or limbs Of the pissers by is habit
which calls for the most severe punishment which
The law viii allow Insult is often added injury
by the offenders; and in this case we understand.
there was evlnc ed want of feeling which should
be prope y borne in mind by the officers OF the law.
TDfe - ~ '~''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-02
TIE MAINE LAW IN CANADA.

The Maine Law has passed the Legislative
Assembly of Canada by vote of So to 5, and
it will doubtless pass the Council and inme-
diately become law. Thus Canada precedes
the majority of the States in the enactment OF
this great democratic measure for the prevention
of crime and pauperism. However they will all
follow the example.
1t is probable, as we are assured by our cor
respondent at Quebec, that the importation of
liquors and wines will finally be prohibited in the
Canadas, as well as their SALE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-02
NEw-YORK-HER POSITION.

Up to this hour, no Free State has voted, since
the Nebraska bill was enacted or nearly 80,
which has not rendered full, clear, unequvoea
verdict against Douglas and his sccomplices.
New. Hampshire, which voted about the time the
danger Of this result became imminent showed
the Pierce party paIalyzed and unable to elect
U. s. Senators in q State which had hitherto
been " Democratic " by thousands. The Pierce
Governor was elected by keeping dark on the
Nebraska question, and Senate carried with
him; but the Peoples House was Anti-Nebraska
in spite Of the most desperate exertions to pre-
vent such result by denying that the Nebraska
question was in issue, and appealing to inveter-
ate party prejudces No one could doubt that
the actual result showed great preponderance
of Anti-Douglas sentiment in the State, since
this alone so nearly overbore the immense and
obstinate party bigotry usually dominant there.
Since then, New Hampshire, RHODE ISLAND,
CONNECTICUT Iowa, MAINE, VERMONT, PENN
sYLvANIA, ONO and INDIANA have held State elec-
tions, and, though all of them but Vermont had
voted for Pierce, every one has now been carried
overwhelmingly Anti-Nebraska. These States are
new represented in the House by about fifty Ad-
ministration to twenty five Opposition Members;
IN the next Congress, they will be represented
~ about si1ty-three Opposition to twelve Ad-
nlnisiration Members. So thorougha change is
without precedent in the history of our country.
NETWORK, MICHIGAN, ILLINOIS and Wis.
coNsaN close the Elections of 1854, SO far as the
Free States are concerned, on Tuesday next, and
the three latter are morally certain to 90 heavily
as oil the preceding have done. OF their sixteen
Members Of Congress, there will not be more
than sl1 p0uslasites' and we think but four or
FIVE. The result in each is assured; New.York
alone is held to be debatable ground.
Yet why debatable' No one doubts. or can
doubt, that this State is to-day Anti Nebrask. bv
One Hundred Thousand majority. II the result
should be at all equivocal that circumstance will
have its origin in anything else rather than any hest
tation Of the People with respect to the dement's
Of the Nebraska bill and the Slsyery-ex.endlns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-02
FROM KEY WEST,

CHARLESTON, Wednesday, Nov. l, 1854.
The pilot boat Dart has arrived here from Key
West the Goth nit. She reports that the stesmef
Isabel had put into Key West with a broken shan,
and that she would be able to return in moderate
weather with one wheel to Charleston.
Arrived at Key West the cath ut., bark Thom@
Corwin, from New. York. The ship Icomaum,
from New-York for New. Orleans got ashore at Loo
Kew on the Gath. The wreckers at werk at bar,
and If the weather should continue pleasant 1t 10
thought they will be able to raise her The schooner
portion Of the cargo saved from the schooner alfalfa
The brig Detroit was being repaired and would be In
order to sail next week.
The Dart spoke on the 30th the schooner Marths Of
New York, from Jamaica, in distress
Also arrived at Key West on the cath, the schooner
Stampede from New York; on the Goth, the schooner
Susan from Philadelphia. The latter vessel passed
through the Northwest Pass on the oath, the bark
Alleda from New York for Apalachicola.
The schooner Dread Naught arrived at Charleston
from Nassau the 2lst ult. The bark Edward, from
New.York for Cape Hayti put into Nassau on the
22d in distress with her masts cut away.
The schooner Atlantic, at Nassau, reports that she
fell in with, September rs, the bark Gold Hunter,
from Havana for New.York, ashore on Memory
Rock, with the crew suffering with fever. Forty
boxes of sugar we're thrown over, when she was got
Off and arrived at Nassau on October 3. The case
was referred TO the arbitration Of the Board OF Un
derwriters who allowed the schooner Atlantic 49,
salvage and her crew 600 each
One hundred and fifteen thousand bushels OF salt
had been shipped from Inagua this season. and there
were two hundred thousand bushels on hand. Ii 10
selling at twenty five cents per bushel. -.
Sir Alexander Bannerman, the new Governor OF
Nassau, arrived out there October IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-02

The Express erroneously states that THE
TRIBUNE has made an attempt to deny the Amer
lean birth of Mr.. Ullmann. On the contrary, we
have given every thing of mo nent on both sides,
including Ullmann's own rritten statement that he
pas from Calcutta. The only positive denier Of
Ullmann's American births Ull mann himself, and
we have yet to know how he or his friends re-
concile his own entirely contradictory averments
on that question. And we beg to suggest that
The Express might more proftably devote its at
tentiOn to that part of the subject than to mis-
representing the course Of others, who, if they
were born in America, have a. least never been
so ashamed of the fact az to tell lies to hide it,