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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YOBK.
Cleared.

shirs-Tcnntssee Northop Bermuda Earle Hazard Consltl
ton hri;teu, Liverpool OrinrfiL Ainfurn 4 Co.
BatsNoruubcgs Deano Galveston n. Brewer Co Nas-
Penalton, Mauzuia r Buck CO Laura s1)w, Hal!
ssytIIaA, K W. Irundy Co
B-Cuesd BogaEtnew) Garvey Bolysr Ha-beck CO, Dan
iel Wetstcr Or Campbell Ma J. Whitney CO 81
wLrnee. Munrce aarks Smllwod. Anderson Coz Ave
stslkn chit CaTdenas f. sd o. W Russell, Leissnz
Mauz,s L. EeheseEs; Harriet Stephenson smith M05hs, Z
d HuTbut Co
SchocueTsLion Grant. U6ani White Co VI. " Klltz
Baker Philadelphia Jas. W Mckee; Marietta Joyce Wlustoa
y. Blossom sons; ) Pond. Crowel P0-tlsni ; W. L9w
Stuh Elizabeth smith New-Iayen MsteF; heaTcO Chester
Richmond, {. II. PcEon.
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IA l,te doing whs.t the hsh prices "ksd to'
,s lite eheets hsises; FFees are ~ A. A9a VI on
s.isfn a. - Il Rye ql With h,le arT'ns sss oi
- - pi~r Il sf 2dsl . td1.f D4ts se N g3,1 q
sh f--+- 81 6sir fr STATE and WsstsrD ~ Sr
Je,sv SAFE souihea B'5s, siais; an 20 ana
sIrert lury scve and -iia ls.s 4faaes "a rstL.
g. -, sos f1oT snt: Of 81 o. bas at s'Dtl 1f
- ofSq-c ~ s1ufhcn Tliis All ye-oFi s1't,
49, r1i,e5 - 81 f5s cid ro1ad yeoE and priias Oh
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Whalers.
.chr. Medferd. &c, Atl.atIe oce,n.

An at Poyireetswn 2rh shr Medford Nys Asrtie Ocean
via Holiness Hole. with IS bbls sp- absent mos.
AT Newport d bark Gecge Csufeld Cate Jenny died
sea Noy last from Rio home BY the American Con-
su a. that The has hoae bbls on the voT.ge
Died On board Jan H. George Leroy xeV,-S
Carr Na-ys i the name Of the vessel ho,
70 Fslrneuih Il dst al we'll wshsd be repaired
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FOlA1OkS-hO,cors recent
TIE stock and the light csiDs with good denaai . -
z hbl t Mesee sad Carter The demand FOR shipping nilsd
S25e q bel. for Western reds
TALL0WThe demand has been steady f5r Uss aad with
only nodssfe supplies The market closes
City rendered ButeheEs Asocon ny chile eloains
the outside prices also 90 % prime CITY and Ph.ds
dered a Iifdll.c- cash
BRICK-Ibe suPpy ster in excess Of the desad holders
being unwilling In order edees sales And
Tee closes quiet 50 1887 for common good hard Lag
Island sad North River
STARCH 10 without variation in price the De Daas fair; saes
ofPesTl 4; lie. and Potato e. 5, r5le
sHOTA dell market for this article without change N
Drop commands 7e, Buck T,c.
sEEpsA sood supply OF Clover the market .ad with ls
tone E export prices steady sales 10 bb and
ntW ct lealtie Timothy IN hEised request and plenty
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T. he Sfec hip Earpa for Lrsrpo- r Gbsr- Lieut. Hs7.a.
T. Col N.ia England Charles aeraer, NJ Leroy NesO
leans: Whittresd P. David Brooks l. L. Fuller Clpt
Ioouts Geo Whoa \ Laer NewYark J. Ward, Baltimore
klr McCh T. BOYD iir Lavey Bros, Hostrsa A. Doug
NJ Coma, Canhda. Nn Cole, QG,1e, NJ. Onward SIR
Pickup EewCrsrswiek; II. Cameron North CsronA James
StuEIf san Francisco. oh. n. Specis-5 - ~
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MINIATURE aLNssAc....s.TIfs DAY.
sUN-Rises...... 10 Sets....... IL Moon--Rsc ssh
SAIER .....THfs
Saady Hook. ga Gov !lsnd... 5la Hell GAe...7 6
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Receipts " Produce.
Passengers sailed.

Bv E, RrRro1s2{5 Ma rur ESQ bb whest H. o do OA
s57 bis. Butter, y 90 hissy, q Ashes, 10 Hoa
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Disasters. SC.

CHARLEsToN-Arr Jan a. schr B. Warner Harmon New
York.
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Markets. reported By Telegraph.
CHAILEsToE Jau 25-Corros sAles ;o-isy 3e bales
ltsc. Ghe'e e good demand, which Is fsssly met.
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1858.
9S0

FLOUR AND MEALThsre little variation
NtI ena STATE feu the absence Of the steamers snd taf
ete pets esa1eed check bssness The letter gsdes
lar teHes of the East the export inquiry cutie light ard
% are ntee sne ne market closes very hrm Canadian
held ARMY ss OF so bb COZ csrso iots ths Il
ened fheass Of Western csn.l bSs At @ sI for
60 straight state 80 81
0rd gOoi Ohio INSIDE res :, - -
depot Southern Flour active ixss "a o-a,-v
brands made figures eood h,, -. s
he he ssles 20 sh =, s9Ss 5 mixed q sooa trsis,
brands BsltmoreSc Rye Flour Gales OF I'D m. -. :,
ss Com meal gvie, and plenty sales so SSls JsrT Al
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VJUE MY. YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD CON.
CUISINES BANK, NEwsvsGA Jan. n 1854.
AT aMEETING az the BOARD of DIRECTORS,

AT aMEETING oc the BOARD of DIRECTORS,
~ heli this lAy IL unanimously
Rccfed That the Capita stock Of this Bank be ead hve
thorssud twenty eseh early rrasbe, and
that subscription book 10 thai plpose be opened IA hs Baakas
room M he rst dsy Of March rest
existing fs day Of March next hseby
,d flrt they will ~ entitled
DAYS from that Gate ard pcuou OF ths sha uo haze beod
tten b ma drpr Will be sold t public the
Orange Hotel In the village New5arsh Monday March IL
Ig,l n, or4sr ". WEED Cashier
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sY Telegraph

From Our Correspondent
PuILADEL PIIA Cleared Jan % brig Adele, Lewis, W iads
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Fcrefgn Ports.

Al Pspsnhucs a ne, tri Fairy, wnes, and Breeze. ou,.
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INTEREST NORTHUMBERLAND SOUTHERN

INTEREST N0TICE-MICHTGAN SOUTHERN
a and c fohIi hRS y. iSDlANA RNLaoAD COMPANIES
CcIsrtnies rE Que February v - psia iAss isI
o. iIe N en- lg3ns Nofss Bond, q 1851 tie NssAra
On IL IldAaa Nas,s,sc Bead. Of 1904 Goshen
On is Ho,bsru raalana q ls saa on me Mshs,a
Southern Mortgage b0rd. o. ~ Iasea Hssuch
vi" BE a " tic once ED ~ 2F e .s.sr.
DHFNTN BANK The Directors of the Phenx
Bark charter viii n the ls Jsnassy asa h.,s
pad 10 tie soshodsrs tie ;ss' ser ay q i,as4y
S.vi 3 s,s s'i B.: e s.: 81 i ss 'A'''S ''''
PHvNix BANK-The Trus,s Of re late Phsnt RAsh Nso,s
sh's ,Eg.S On re . -, sSs ss -. ,
sivsrs q sses ps cen. :. y 80 "a 's even psr 60 -
sd saet ire ~ Day Of july, - -, ,.rox So.
J5iiil ! HN harNRY. }FS..sssiiss iss.
o,FiSz Gao L!gs lis Aso fs = = Go,
DIVIDEND.-Tte Gle Gland and Pittsburgh Rail
~ ROAD copsu IA. declared dead q hvs Tor Toe
E ss' ~ or ; l S5 ss' " ooS SSL car Der
OFFICE or Tas \. "A Z b r[Lres,si CO.
Alta MEETING Of the n 7, A. & & TELE-
a GRAPH co sse 90 y :, vas s'o.yea ga, iead Of
\ t e,A g. ~ ~ ~ c6 s ,n .'s P.ysoi' or =, sh ~
trsaof books al be eosed uru' ne "a az Q eas.y
cAVINGS PARTMFNT-EIGHTHAV BANK
y corner " s:aav ana sd Is oqen aay foa 70 Scs's A NJ
,at.rcs, allowed ~ o. IS up {, go
sere.q ths sfou1t per NJ X gAULlSoN Pnesi-ut
JsCOB CPOMWFLi. yice-Presiienti JAMES i DAYTON
sc.reury; JOHN r LLOYD A-eoantant =
TETHE NEW-YORk CENTRAL RAILROAD COM.
PAW -T~essurst's Orc Atany Jan. b. 1874 \ dividend
Of FIVE FER Cant has bo0 @cce2 by he boar Of Directors
he cs stock ofths Col are made Payss o. che s'
tsy 81 Soct crrs ~doss shares sred "a
NsvY5rz win receive ther Dgdruts - me otce o. DuNCAA
SpLNAN G., Th0se rgserci boston az she oe u J. =
.TVAYER BROTHER and those IN Albany a. ths ALBANY
CITY EANN Original Siockh0 who have Dot sircndeset
their Certificates In The former Comfsaea ~ Toe
dividend viii Withheld ua such aF-
dcg 10 Usor
rsr shsra remaining unpac rcon OF he Cpi c o. hS
Coursry tbcng Iei ~ the lac hollwk Rsey
Eea Compny Sylscrss and Ns Direct haot Noui
Tsuy, and he late 81 ao and Rochester Railroad S9 o sn
payable OF
Fehlu1ry when present option tas Nth Ia
terrss tho ll expired snch ca. be
Vsd the Albany e. bank in th city o. Albany ne onstrg
lctsa DuUcGn, New1oEE, tae
Barking houe Of NJ ss 7 llsver Brolhcr Boston and
0dors who prefer doing the me fst day
tire during aiting
interest Rom the int day CT hGs month.
JOHN l. PRUYN Trsssurer
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- Export from the Cni.ed States:
since LIST September, lass bales SO a52
E1PoE. from Isl TO 15sh January;
co,... 1854. 1888.
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ALBERT n. NicoLAY, Auctloneer.
~ RAH ROAD RONDS-

$50. R Sd5E12 SHSD Ss'oo acsl
Day Jsu o'clock h Merchants Ekeaaee bg order Of
Inc Trustees late Rochee Lock and Niagara sA Rail
road my IS go Newlor Central Railroad 9ri2ans STR
nor Crr o.t redcemable 1853 Coupons payable q Mar
and lei Of Novubtr York, 10 81 Bonds OF 81 each
They will he 0i Ia lots Of @lot with the PRIVILEGE Of tasng
400 oro ai the same uce These ROnds ilued
reut for Western Railroad Company ,ofCaaAdal
o. the late loche L'cro and NaSsrs F-s Railroad
Cousuy Terms per Tie day Of sale and uo BALANCE
the 5h Of February Tho accrued interest ~ the Tine
ofpayrnout O te charged the purchaser 1871
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- CD APh Co held ths t,y resolved that l. cnd OF
! the ca ia 'ea lv a. e payable ~ sh dy
al Fotlusrv neat III Oca the Ccnpanv AZ tticA Tae
trsHsoT hooks N be eoscG aurl ne 81 say u bassy
J. 81 rrIRFlE.n p-..Llnnf
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hINIULND.-Ibe Go Gland aud IttsDuI % hAI
~ road Ccuqsg ha declared dead q per Tor toe
Issi six months payable Ire ths ohsl - socf
holter lie Nov ork books c " ROCK FELf. Cshier.
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SO1 0OO SEWN PER CENT n, BONDS Z q 4 ne %

y !
al AUCIION-WAsIWUHN 4 Co.. No 81 Wals, vii sell At
auction the Merchants ESclaug SATURDAY 18th January,
"a A. NJ, Nueyseyen Thousand Dollars Seven Per Cont
Bonds the NewJeEscy Central Railroad Comp
Tie the above bonds payable the ~ days OF
February and August aud the principal Ia le years 1852 1855 aud
1870.
Bonds secured By ds. md only the
whole Of The No~-Jersey Central gailroad.
For further particulars inquire o. he office Of .
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CAvIyes MISUNDERSTANDING. BANK AM

- ~ INlN IIIlt n n 7 ~ = n IL v DANr
= corner u s.iav und sd opcn daily on Jcs.f A NJ
10 ccsk e. Deposits Of IS cents and inward received
,nf nt.rcs slow "a Al % IS {, $50
seceiss hst sfou1t per NJ PAtLlSoN fssit.ut
raCOB CFONWFLl. Nice-fresiienti JAMhS ! DAYTON
-. IlNn
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rs GENITAL RAILROAD coAPASN }

DANk Of ENGLAND, IRISH and SCOTCH
ID NOTES and FOREIGN COLD aud SILVER COINS WANn
EDCocton California sud on al Par Of ne gnset s,s,e.
attended gh promptne dbpAtch buf o. fschange -
DreNel Church San Francisco for sale 70 s
Upcurrent money discounted At lowest rates BY
SATHER, TO ia .iaarsas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06

Mr.. ELLIor's FUNERAL PosrPoNED.-This
morning was the time appointed for the burial
OF our late fellow-citizen, w. P. Elliott, ESQ
The company had assembled, the coaches
were on the spot, and preparations were
making to start, when signs were discovered
in tho appearance of the body which induced
the belief in the company that life was not ex.
tinct. The company was dismissed, and DR.
May sent for. We met the Doctor on his wav
to Mr.. E. g residence, and he informed us tn at
there could be no doubt of the death of Mr.. E.
for he was present Friday when he expired.
REMAINS OF THE Hon. T. BURr.-The BODY
OF the Hon. T. Burt, late the new Governor
OF Nebraska, arrived here on Saturday morn.
ing in the cars, and was placed In one of the
lodges of the Capitol Grounds. This after
noon, at O'Clock, the Clerks of the Auditor 8
department, of which he was formerly the
Chief, will escort his remains to the Southern
steamboat, en- route for South Carolina.
HE TAvBRNS, ORDINARIEs cd REsrAU-
RANTs.-Ihe licenses were te<fJ re-issued
for the taverns and restaurand46r this city
under the old law, and under these licenses
they are doing business, as usual. There were
fifteen Essences issued this morning
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Auction Sales,


~ GREEN 4 SCOTT. Auctionsers.
HOUSi HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURF
IL at Auction.-On WEDNESDAY,, the 9Th in
slant, at 10 o'clock a. m, shall sell at the resi-
d. nee Of Mics Catherine Boone, on the corner o:
east Capitol and Sd street east, Q good assortment
Of Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Sofa. caue.seat and other Chsirs
Do. Card, Dining and other Tables
Parlor and other Carpets and Clock
Fine Feather Beds and Redding
Bedsteads, Bureau, and Washstand
Radiator. Cooking, and other Stoves
China, Glass, and Earthsnware
Vases, Blinds and Kitchen utensils, 10.
Terms All sums of and under s25 cash; ever e25
Q credit of sixty days, on notes bssric interest
nov Cd GREEN 4 SCDTT, Avcts.
By j. G. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
SPLENDIB FAMILY CARRIAGE, TWO-sEAT
~ Buggy Wagon, pair of handsome black Carriage
Horses, Double and Single Harness at Auction-On
WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON. November sth, nj
O'Clock, in front Of the auction rooms, shall sell
without reserve
One splendid Family Carriage nearly new, and of
superior make snd fni.h
One handsome two seat Buggy Wagon
Span of fine snowy black Carriage Horyes
Single and Double Harness, handsomely mounted
with silver
The above are the property Of foreign Minister
about to leave the country, and will be sold without
regard to cost
Terms cash. JAMES C. MCGUIRE
nov ID Aactiopesr
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Thanksgiving Day, 90,

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 6.-Ths Governor
Of this State has SGT apart the SOth Of the pro-
sent month to b observed IS day Of thanks
giving
La the India Rubber patent case of Day w.
Hartshorn Co., Judge PittmAn gave deci-
sion in the United States Circuit Court on
Saturday, ssstaiping the PLAINTIFF title 70 the
Chaffee patent, overruling tho defendants
plea, which set up the license to use the inven-
ton from Charles Goodyear and VIM. hudson.
John Rowland, the oldest citizen OF Prov,-
dence, with one exception. died TO- day, aged
OF
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LNSMA DE LISSAS, narrative of striking VI
IL cisstudes and peculiar fortunes; price 70 OTIS
This Baron's L,ttle Daughter and other Tales, by
the Rev. VIM. Grssley; 81 ~ cents.
Old RedstOne, or Rhetorical - etchee Of Western
Pres Hytsrianism, by Joseph smith, ID. d; price 81
Memoirs of NAPOLEON, his Court and Family, by
the Duchess PAbranies, 2 vols; price s.
Jeanne Morrison, or the Discipline Of life, Illus
trated, i6mo; 70 cents.
ma' Dundas, Passages from Young Life; rs
C nts.
Tender Grass for L tile Lambs. by the Rev. o. ".
Bolton; so cents. A most attractive book for the
little reader.
Viii. &c sermons, by Obs,les Kingsley; rs cents.
Ihs Iiulsean Lectures by x. o. Trench; rs cents
FicSt rsteth on Baptism and the Lords supper.
Fairly Expeditions on the Epstles Of St. John
and st jude, by the Rev. Il. Bickersteth; 90 cents
Inspiration and Canon Of the Holy Soriptlree, by
Chs. Wordsworth, ID d; price 81 80.
For sale by GRAY & BALLANTYNE
nov ST (eentne) 49S Seventh St
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GEORGETOWN CORREsPoNDEHcr,

6HoRaHTowH, Nov. 9, 1854.
Every portion of Trinity church was yester
day, crowded by our citizens, and many from
Washington, to enjoy the rich musical enter
tainnent and hear the diseourses of the tai
ented Mr.. Mcclure, president of Georgetown
College. At the Methodist church there was
also quite crowd. especially in the evening,
to hear the talented Professor Hannem, of Bal
timOre; and at tho Methodist Protestant
church in the morning to hear Rev DR.. Balch.
The other churches were all served by their
regular pastors. The jewellers In our CITY
very generally may truly be set down as a
church going people; and were it not for a
few plague spots, made such by few persons
who neither fear God, or respect man or the
laws OF our corpora alton, which forbid the
prosecution of the traffic in which they ara
engaged on the Sabbath day, We doubt whether
more moral city could be found any where
in this section of the Union.
The following items will give some faint
idea OF the almost unprecedented advance in
the vslue of lands in Alexandria and Fairfax
counties during the past few years. Eighty
four acres lying near the Crossroads was sold
some weeks since tor S., 500 or upwards of sos
per acre, which was purchased fifteen years
ago at less than So, and SO acres at $44 Der
acre; which was purchased nine years ago at
$40 This, we believe, is about a fair soeci.
men of the general advance, in real property,
through all of the above named section of
country
The Vigilant Fire Company have resolved
to give their annual ball on the 18th instant
The net proceeds of the ball will be applied
to the increasing of their Library, and beauti-
flying their hall.
We learn that Mayor Addison intends set-
ting apart Thursday, the Both of the present
month as a day of thanksgiving to Almighty
God, for the manifold mercies and blessings
which he has so beautifully bestowed upon US
during the last year
The Female Union Benevolent Society will
hold public meeting in St. John's Church, to-
morrow evening at Z o'clock. We hope tho
very earnest appeal on behalf CT the needy,
contained in the notice of the meeting, which
was read in the churches Of our city yesterday,
will be sufficient to bring together crowded
house, and liberal contribution.
Business upon our canal last week was quite
brisk, and the receipt of tolls at tho George.
town office very heavy, amounting to about
So, 400.
Flour and Gram Market The former this
morning is firm at s. 67ta$9, with sale this
morning Of $50 bbls. extra brands at the best
named figure. Wheat-market heavy, and in
clined to droop, held a shade below our quota
uons OF saturday SPECTATOR.
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Kew Brunswick Parliament.

BosroI, Nov. 5.-The New Brunswick pa
psrs Of the Sd state that the Reciprocity Bill
has passed the House of Parliament by Q vote
Of Is to 4. The following gentlemen compose
the new Provincial Ministry: Charles Fisher,
Attorney General; T. johnson, Solicitor Cen
eral; 8. D. lilly, Provincial Secretary; II.
Stevens Surveyor Genral and Keeper; Richie,
Brown and Smith, Executive Council
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A, O. CAREER.
DRAPER AND TAILOR.

Norffs Bui1dir0, AZ Street,
ID ESPEOTFULLY informs his friends and thu
~ citizens of Washington, Georget own, n.
and Alexsndris, that he keeps constantly on
hand a choice selection of the best and mos Az
popular makes OF Cloths, Csssmeres and A
Vsstiogs, together With q good sapply OF the bed
Trimmings, and will make to order garments q
every description for gepuemens' wear La the mosi
elegant manner, plain fancy, to please the tasts
Of eli who may favor him with Q call.
frisss moderate and terms cash.
nov2-1w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06

n Several persons in New York, who swear
that they are members of the order Of Know
Nothings, make afidavits, which are pub.
lished in the New York papers, stating that
Fernando Wood, the Democratic candidate
for Mayor, and Oaky Hall, the Reform candi-
date for District Attorney, are also members
Of the order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06

n The people continue to rush in great
numbers to the land Offices of the West to
purchase lands under the late acts of Con-
gress. At Fayette, in Missouri, there were
some 800 persons present, and no little excite
ment prevailed. At Palmyra the town was
literally crowded by the thousands seeking
lands and homes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06

TERRITORY OF NEBRAsKA.-T B. Cumming
the acting governor of Nebraska, has issued
bis reclamation ordering census of the tor
ritory to be taken Immediately, in order that
an election for delegate to Congress, and tor
members of the territorial legislature may be
held at an early day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06

+ T-soMEwHERE MAR THE NAVY YARD
IL on Thursday, I'd inst, small porte nonnae,
containing three notes made by H Murray-one
dated Oct. 81, at two months for 500; one datei
three months, for $00, and otter papers Of no
use to any person but the owner. The finder will
be literally rewarded and receive the thanks Of the
by leaving it at his store, the navy yard.
All persons cautioned against receiving the above
notes II. q. MURRAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06

~PALPiTATION OF THE HEART, Nervous diseases
Liver complaint Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Cosiveness and
Fes are all relieved and cured
OF time by Carriers Spanish Mixture great tonic ard
PuIner OF te blood IL contains particle Mercury
Opium or any no1ious drug perfectly harmless az
cured more than five hundred cases OF disease.
We only refer the TO the certificates few Of
which may be found IN another column, which
Spring and Fall Medicines possesses an influence
the blood touly kable.
- Sea- adj
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Arrival Of the shifier Hose Comnanv

BALTIMORE, Nov 6.-The Shifer Hose Com
pany, from Philadslphis, arrived here this
morning. They mot with q grand reception
from their brothe or hremen.
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Gen. Cass at Detroit.

cratic gathering At the City Hall to night,
General Csss presiding. In bis speech he
commented very severely upon the attacks
made upon him by the Richmond Enquirer,
saying that he desired nothing from the South,
and expected nothing from their sense Of 1us-
tice.
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e BCRDON BURROWS ELIXIR yITE-Its virtues
have been endorsed by DITINES, EDITORS, LAWYERS
CHEMISTS and other eminent individuals BY the MASON
and ODD FELLOWS LODGES Norfolk By 600 citizens
OF the city OF Norfolk and town OF Portsmouth, every
one OF ther rs 900 Inhabitants living witness Its
raordnsry virtues upon friend aud &C
9uaintance Remember certificates performed In
THIS city where the medicine prepared alone pub
hhed Numerous persons take every spring and fall and
All who have adopted wise require no other med
ana the testimony Of all after using bottles
nave derived more benefit from its than from the
iheolcnes ever drugged my system with. Ii there are
worms IN the body will kill expel them IL will re
sna cure the worst esrbunce aud drank freely
Ing determinations, modification can never snsus -
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Sailing Of the George Law.

NEw YORK, Nov. o.-The George Law sailed
for Chsgres this morning, with large mum
Der of passengers and the United STATES mail.
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dor RENT-Possesson given immediately-the
late office OF the Evening Star, on D st., within
fifty yards Of its junction with Twelfth street and
Pa avenue The building is of two stories The
lower story being divided into three convenient
rooms, and the upper being large single room. 1t
VIII anord two convenient small shops, fronting on
street, with ample working room in the rear. AL.
30 convenient painters or carpenters or other
mechanics work shop above. Apply at Star Office.
oct 25-tf
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z Potatoes are sold at Malone, N. Y, at
rs cents bushel; at Burlington, VT, at "a
cents; at Newark, N. j.; at 37a cents, and at
Washington, D. c., 81 a $3.50.
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By DOWNS 4 HUTCHINSON, Aue,s.
CfANCf GOODS, UNDER GARMENTS CT aARS.
4 &c, at Auction.-On WEDNESDAY EVEN,
ING, November s, at O'clock We shall sell st our
store large invoise of Fancy Goods Port Monnsies
Perfumery, Aerino Shirts end Drawers, u, siery'
Gloves, SusI ders, Pocket Hsndk srchiefs Crav.ts
Stocks, &c. Also three Gold Watches, small lot
Jswelry, and 5000 cigars. Terms cash
DOWNS & HUTCHINSON,
Auctionesrs, Pennsylvania Az near AZ st.
nov G. ID