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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-04-26
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.

oihIE W NOKTH-CAROLIN
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
February Term, 1854.
Allen Weaver and Others VS.. Aihey Weaver.
Petition 10 divide Land.
appearing 10 the saiifaction of The Conn,
That she defendant IN this case is no. an in.
hablsan. Of this State: Il is ordered by the Court
that publication be made for six weeks success.
fendant, A,hey Weaver, 10 appear AZ The nss,
term OF this Court, 10 be held in the town Of
hi,'soorosgh' on The fourth Monday Of May nert,
and plead, answer or demur to the petition, or
the same will he taken pro coatssso as TO him.
and Judgment rendered thereon.
Witness, George Laws. Clerk of said Court.
at Office in Hillsborough, the fourth Monday Of
February, A. d. 1854.
GEORGE LAWS, c. &C.
March - [pnce. adv. s4e'50.J 2s-sw
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The manner in which the DECLARE
tion OF war was received in England,
was very different from that in which
1t was received in France. II was ri.
ceived by the English Lords with the
utmost CAVITY and seriousness-by
the french Assembly with the liyeIiest
demonstrations of satisfaction, aad yo-
eiierus cries of rIige Z Emperar."
Such difference Of manner upon the
occasion Of SO solemn a declaration
serves to illsstrate their national charac-
terlstics, England goes into the war
with coolness and determine ton =
france with the utmost enthusiasm.
The one regard war a serious business
1.-The other HOLIDAY enjoyment.
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Alsh 'l'sei flaladsirlls. We h.ss s,en russs
si.ss q iafoosh iis iHfnfnre.| S,fs HesEIg.
Ter ~ q ne Ding Store. ST.
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HSS Ar meeting Of The Board of super
6kS iniendenis Of Common Schools for lhs
county OF Orange. held in HiIIsboroueh on sa
,urday, the sih Of April instant. wILrIax III
rnows. esq. was unanimously reelected Chair.
man for the ensuing year.
Nests. q. w, Hresss, n. fl. GmAvrs, IL. A.
HkARrr, and b. X. HrsxK were appointed 10
cenpose Me Examining Committee Cor the pre-
sent year; snd their first meeting 10 examine
Teachers was appointed TO be held at The Court
House on tbe ffst Saturday in Nay fihe ssh,
pfoxims.
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.. ]. rREELANn q som.

RE receiving their Spring supply Of
Goods. selected with special reference 10
.theirssuss0ners wants.
OF They TilLsxeilaage Gasdssfsr IIomespun
Cloth, Feathers. .beeswax, and sa<h ether ari-
eIes a. are'ususiiy brought to market.
They deem i'unnecessry TO give a list. Of ar
tiee1, pfeaerins,ha their s,isonsss beuId cone
and sec for ,hemscisss.
April IA. 81
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MA;RprHn

On tAe.aoth inst by the Rev. A. currie, Mr.
!oas WILKINSON TO Miss ELlzaBKrm cI.ar
daughter Of Mr.. William CLARK, al of,ounee.
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To Mule RaiSers.

IHE subscriber has two first rate JACKS.
which he oilers TO the patronage Of the Far.
men Of Orange and other counties, who are dc.
'siisus 70 ralse Mules. One Of these Jacks. . 81
anon itu'e, Will be t~o years old next June. and
was purchased Of Mr.. J. A.xines, Of .Edaecombe
county, ~ z, who ceriifes that he IL Of a. soo,I
s'oek o. Jacks as any In the State. The other.
called "Tom Walls, 10 about seven wears old. md
was purchased in Virginia. He PAGES well ami
- ir't rate Jack to raise Mules Cor The saddle.
aefms ao,.eseh, 1--WE dollars the insurance, Law.
sole when the fact e asceriaincd, or the properly
changed: They will stand At their own. stable.
seven miles north OF Hillshorough. Care viii he
taken 10 prevent accidents, but no responsibility
TYRA B. RAY.
rel'n y 30--2wp
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Livery Stables,
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
GRANGE COUNTY.

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA. .
GRANGE COUNTY.
March Term, l854-In Euuity.
Thomas J. Iutta, William w. La,ia, ASH NJ.
Laiia, and Caleb H. Latrs,
against
The Executor or Administrator, and heirs Al l.u
Of Anderson Wilson, deceased.
Blu Of Complaint.
II appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Cmut
. that the defendants in this case are NOT mia.
btants OF the state Of North CaroIina Il Is there.
tore ordered that publication lie made in the Hills
borough Recorder for six successive weeks. 70.
curing them 70 appear at the next term Of our
said Court Of Equity, 10 be held at The court.
house an Hillsborough, on The second Monday Of
September next, and plead, answer or demur 70
said compliments bin; otherwise the bin will hs
taken pro eontesso as to them, and decree enter.
ed accordingly.
Witness, q. F. Long. Clerk and Master Of our
said Court Of Equity, at office, this second Mon.
day Of March, 1854.
o. F. LONG, c. M. =.
aus' - oo. 30-6w
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Obituary.


Died, at the residence Of bis father, Hon Hugh
Waddeil, in Chapel Hill, on the Goth inst. Mr.,
Hrsnr NJ. wapnrLr, aged about &c years.
The decesscd-was raised in Ibis place. He
ibis license 10 practice law in 1879, but
his III health prevented him from pursuing his
profession. He leaves an inconsoIable widow
and numerous friends and relatives 10 ,lepIore
hissuniimely death. He had endeared himself
20 all who knew him, by his elegant manners,
his refined disposition, and bis .uncha nsiae ami.
ability. He has suffered much for some four
years past, cpd had resided several years in the
South, TO alleviate his suilerings
Some months since he was baptized and con-
hrmed IN the faith and communion Of the EMS.
eppalt Church. HIS suaerings and eady death
pave cut hiP of ireR .the enjoyment Of worldly
honors, fame and dis,iactiqn, laut when ,.e re-
necl upon the heauiifuira Of his character and
his many noble qualities Of head and heart, how
applicable seem the lines Of the poe,l
Full .many flower is born 10 blush Unseen.
AUD waste its sweetness on the desert air. n.
Died, on The i7ih Of April, az the residepce OF
'er son. Hon. w. 8. Ashe, in Washington city,
Mrs. RLzaBrrn II. Asnr, of North Carolina.
n the 72d year Of her age.
Mrs. Asho had survived for many years her
'usbaps, Col. Samuel Ashe. who when quite n
'ouih performed distinguished service in the war
4 the Revolution. She was the mother Of a large
nd Interesting family, and was beloved BY an
sho kaew The rare qualities 50 swee,ly blended
p her character.
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]. G. TurrentiRe & Son,
Would nlerm lhrir frienas "a a. -.
=. ihnt ihey hass-ns~ly 6slea IS ~,
eosnef stsss Hqssh eiihs csass Hauss. .sd are
'ss~ ssefssiss and ef<nng
An Entirely New sssek OF
= y B IY = @ DSa
s',.sh issy CHR % the mesi Eesson.l.ss aess.-.
a.s- -s'h' 1855. g.
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Corn & Flour for sale.

HAVE 200 Barrels oicorn fos sale at $500
: cash per barrel, or $3.50 ON six months credit
Also 100 Barrels of Flour, a, the lowest price.
q. F. FAUCETS.
April sth, 1854. al
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ANTE ID.

"A FEW thousand good Shingles. for which
= = cash will be pail. Inquire at this Office.
April IL, 1854. 32-
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By j. @. McGUIRB, Auoti0noer.
HANDSOME FURNITURE sND HOUSEHOLD
Ii AHects ct Auction-On TUESDAY morning,
the 2Sh Of November, at 10 O'clock ct the residence
Of Jne. 7. Reed, Esq, on tho east side of Twelfth
street, second door porth Of the Kirkwood house. I
shall sell all his handsome Furniture and House
hold Effects, viz: .!t 60 J. . :. =.
Pair Of elegant rosewood French Sofas covered with
Satin d.n.sk,oovsred P.rlor Chairs, ossonans,
Walnut plush covered Arm and Reception Chairs
Marble top Sofa Table, Etagers
Egyptian marble top Wine Closet, with . Wiring
Desk attach
Elegant French plate oval Mantel Mirror, with rieh
gilt Frame and Brakes
Beautiful inlaM Workstand, Chees and Fancy Ts.
bles
Fire Screens, Astral Lamps
Hsndsme blue Damssk and Laee Curtains Cornics
and Fixtures
Several Excellent Lounges, with Pillows
Brussels, Thrse-ply snd ingram Carpets
Oflcloth, Mating. Rugs
Very large gisss front Bookcase
Walnut extension Dining Tables, Tea do
Walnut cane seat and bamboo Chairs
Handsome suite Of Cottage Furniture
Mahogany dressing Bureaus, Wardrobes
Do Italian and French Bedsteads
Marble top Washstands, Toilet Sets
Superior hair mattresses, French Pillows 10.
French and Stone China Glassware
Together with . general assortment Of Kitchen
Utrnais.
Terms: $50 and under cash over $50 q credit Of
sixty and ninety days, for notes satisfactorily en-
JAMES O. MCGUIRE,
nov 0S Auetiou.ar.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.

ALExAHDRIA, Nov. 81, 1884
Sunday Reeord-kunkel GoHe-Democrae
Mesting-Christi0n Assoctation-Ball-
Thanksgiving, de.
Yesterday, notwithstanding the GOODNESS Of
the atmosphere, our churches were exceedingly
we'll filed.
A street fight occurred ct the corner Of
Union and Duke streets, which attracted a
large crowd.
Large Numbers Of persons visited the ship
yard Of Aessrs Hunter q Son, during the even
log, to examine the injuries done to the Geo
Washington In the recent much to be lamented
sslIihon.
cessfal engagement here on Saturday evening.
The fsvorites of our town, they will always be
welcome.
On Monday night the Democracy met at
Sarepts Hall. Isaac Buckingham, Esq, oc-
cppied the chair, and Q series of resolutions
passsd, affirming the adhesion Of the Virginia
Democracy to tIs Constitution as our fathers
made it, and appointing twenty five delegates
to represent Alexandria in the Stauuton con
veltion. Eloquent addresses were delivered
by G. w. Brent, G l.. Gordon. and others.
The rooms Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, at the corner of King and Co.
lumbus streets, are open every night. A
reading room, with . large number of new
papera, magazines, and reviews, is thus offer
cd to the young men of Alexandria, free of
cos. During the long evenings of winter, We
feel sure that large numbers Of our young
men will avail themselves of the privileges
thus kindly offered.
The Alexandria letter to the Baltimore
Clipper, Of one day last week, met my eye
yesterday. It 10 said there, without q word of
truth, that 1.-THE Agent Of the Star In Alexan-
dria l. making strenuous efforts to dispose of
his agency. -. ---
Our worthy chief magistrate has appointed
Thursday, the 23d inst, . day Of thanksgiving
and prayer to Almighty God; aud our cidseps
will doubtless, in obedience to his summons,
eesss all secular business on that day.
The Guards ball on the night Of the 22i
promises to be grand affair Arrangements
on the most liberal scale heve been made, and
the committee are determined to ont. do all
their former efforts. We bsspsak . generous
patronage from our plessure-loving people
AM
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THE EAGLE
- GAS-FITTLNG AND
0PlumbiuR Establishment,

az THE CONNER OF SIXTH sTRErT AND
~ Pennsylvauis Avenue, are now receiving the
huest assortment of CHANDELIERS and GAS FIX
TUREs ever sfsred 10 the citizens Of Washington
and 81 the same time "chespsr than the cheapest
All that IL necessary 10 to vi call to 10 oonv need
Of this fact tn superior facilities Of this house
enaples them to sell their goods and do work at
less rate than sny of the retailers ( this CITY,
Thankful for the very liberal patronage of the
it7ens Of w sshington and Vicinity, the proprietor
assures them tfst with the addition OF . number OF
the best gas filters and plumbers of Philadelphia
sni New York to his present large force he will be
able to do wo.k in both branches in the mo 4 sd
perior style d. before stated, ch sper than the
cheapest. JNo. REksR.
oct 25 - dtl stan.
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~ j. o. Ac0UIkE, ARctionesr
EXCELLEET PURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
IL EFFECTS AT AUCTION-Ou FRIDAY morn
ing. November 95th, at 10 O'Clock, at No 1eS ~
street, between 18th and 10th sre.ts I thau sell
the Furniture sn1 ELECTS Of gentleman dec ining
Housekeeping viz:
sprirgseat Divans, L,unyss Httomans
Mahogany Centre ard side Tables
walnut Corner and Music Stands, Chinese Tee.
!oys
Arm and Reception ch.,re, Rockers
Window Curtains, Cornics Shsiee
Carpets, Rugs, Oi.clofh
Chinese Vases, Oandslahrar, ornaments
Walnut s!debosrds. fxte melon Table
Fren.h Chioa Tss ard Dinner Wave
:.utslass Ware, Table Cutlery
Brocze Hat Rock, Hall lamp
Hall and Stair carpets, X. ds end Egee
Writing Desk, Camp Chairs
DRESSING and plain Bureaus, Wsrdrobes
Rsastsads, Washstsnds, Toilet Eets
Bast Rair and Busk Mattresses
Bedding, Holsters, and gilIows
10 king GAsees. full tuitos OF Cotts &c Furniture
Superior Cook Stove, Wire Meat Safe
Together with o general assortment Of Kitchen
Utensils. .3..-
Terms: $50 and under cash, over that sum credit
OF 20 and 90 days, for notes ctorily endorsed
bearing interest JAS c. MCGUIRE,
nov I'D Auedoneer.
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Auction ealeA


~ ROTHWELL 4 BROpUN, Austs,
SALn OF, sUPEaIoR FuRNITURH, CHINA
~ Nhee snd Crcckery Ware, Plated Goods, fsble
out'ers, Bronsed, Iron ind Japannsd Goods, Iancy
AZ lSiea. @o.-On TUESDAY and sWKDNRsDAf
evenings November 18th and 2gth, commencing 1T
ocfock, We shsn sell. on the second door Of our
NV Auction oms, situated on Louisisus sysnua
0vesn 0eh and It'll streets, neatly opposite t. the
nenk o. "ashin ton, . large and hsnds ,ms COLES
ton or nsw Tlrni ure and other articles metal 10
aoussse.pss consisting In part Of. tt ;.
mancgany and Walnut Sofas and Divans 49,.
+ 90 masbietop centre and Sofa Tables
Do and other Chairs and Rockers -
H- Do marble top Dressing Bureaus
Do Frensn and ether BedSteads
kxtsI d IN dining T.biss, Washd,ks .-..
Wardrobss Hatrseks, Whatno.s, Te.poys
Side Tables Light Stands, &c .-
Also, ivory Table Cutlery, plEted Spoons Forks
Tea sets, 9 pieces
Britannia CcfSee and Tea Pots
Cut ard peessed Tumblers, Gohlsts
Wines, Galleries. Pitchers
Very rich Irensh China Dinner and Tea Sets
MAntel and Table Ornaments
Iapsnned Walters. Channg Dishes
Toilet 6sts, Lamps and Girandoles
Broased Abdirons, Shevel snd longs
Tenders, Fire Standards
White granite dining and Tea Wars
Fancy Artioles, &c.
Altogether forming An attractive display worthy
the attention Of Housekespers.
VIII be added
An asse rtment BLANKETS, Piano and Table Covsrs
Table Cloths, Embroidered Window Curtains
The goods win b arranged for sxAuir alton on
Tuesday morning.
The rosm vii, be comfortably warmed. The Il,
dies are particularly invited to attend
Terms: $50 AMI under cash; over that gum
credit Of two and four months, for approved en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest.
ROTHWHLL BROWN
nsvxl-eots Auctior eers
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CHIoKlN 61lALrNa,-Af few days since Va
stated that . colored woman named Lucy
Paine had been arrested for having D lot Of
stolen chickens in her possession This morn.
ING the case was laid before Captain Birch.
and Lucy was exonerated. The chickens we're
given her BY VIM. Pegg, to Be cold In market.
M. Psgg bought them from slave named
Aaee; Who, the witheis eaid, d . noted thief,
and well known Il, the officers In the SRA
ward. Lucy Was dismissed, With the. adyics
always to know whose chickens shs Il selline
whom she comes to MARKET =. a. 80 =
fARRoW's TROUPE are still In this CITY
giving their concerts at Iron Hall. The mar.
nifcsnt fremen's trumpet now on exhibition
a. the store of Gait d Bro. will be eiven on
Wednesday lto-norrow) evening to tho nre
company selling the largest number of tick.
ets It is beautiful piece of workmanship,
worth 500. There Is great competition among
the nrenen a. to who shall have the trumpet
FATAL AccDlNr.-This morning. a small
colored boy, belonging to Mr. J. T. Sasscer.
was killed on Pennsylvania avenue, between
yth and 10th streets, by falling or Jumping
from An ox-cart upon which he was riding
The cart was loaded with corn, and whom tho
boy foil upon tho ground q wheel passed over
his neck and breast, killing him instantly.
Inc BODY was taken to tho Guard house, whore
An inquest was held by Coroner Woodward,
and verdict according with the facts re-
turned.
RAscALIfY On Sunday number Of youne
men engaged o hack to take them from the
steamboat wharf to point in tho city, whore
they were left. After his passengers had de-
parted, tho hackman looked in his coach and
found that they had cut his coach lining to
pieces.
A RARE BRD.-Mr J. W. Birch shot
white owl near the long bridge, on Saturday,
which excites the curiosity Of most Of our
sportsmen. It is . very pretty bird, weighing
about six pounds, and measures about three
feet from tip to tip of the wings. The plumage
Is very clean and silky, and the talons of great
strength. This bird ID certainly stranger1in
thsse parts = - 1888
The NATIONAL TaEArRs-We learn that
this commodious house will be opened some
time during the first part Of next month, by
Mr.. Hervey Tuckett, at present manager Of
the Front Street Theatre, Baltimore Mr..
Fuokett has engaged, in addition to his excel
lent company, that universal favorite, Miss
j. N. Davenport. --e
THl GIANT AND GIANrEss.-Crowds 20 to
see these natural wonders, who are still being
exhibited at jackson Hall. Mons. Bihin, the
giant, Is most admiraol ~ formed man. Miss
Grouse, the fat girl, Is wonderfully immense
Visitors will be we'll repaid BY attending tn
"Giants Levels" '
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BY GRE EN- 4 SCOTT, Auction ssrs
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUG.
Y tion On TUESDAY, the 2!st Instant We will
sf fer sale. in font Of the premises ct o'clock,
p, m, part Of Lot No. II, In Square No. Pas 4 on.
Ing ~ Test inches on Tenth street vest, between
proved BY two t~o-story Frame Houses The above
described property Is handsomely located, and the
sails will be we'll worthy the attention OF persons
Wishing TO make good investment.
Tsrnrs: Ons-third cssh; balance in g. IL. H. and
months, for notes bsarirg interest fro.. the day
Of eAles deed given and . deed OF trust taken.
GREEN SCOTT,
nov Is Gods Aactiopeeqp
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SUPERIOR PAIR OF MATCHED CARRIAGE
- Horses. eIcsllsnt Family Carriage Harness
Fure, &C., at Auction On TUESDAY aftsrnoop'
November 9lst, at O'clock in n MT of the Auction
Rooms, ehan SELL without reserve, . pair of axcel
lent Family Horses Of hne appearance and style
and warranted to be perfectly sound and kind in
hAIHeos.
Also good Esmhy Carriage, Harness, Furs, 10.
The abo g are tbs property Of . gentleman Who
has no further use for them and viii poaitivsly Re
sold to the highest Oder
TIE ms' cr' dit Of two and four months for noe. a
satisfactorily endorsed. bearing interest
JAMES T.. MCGUIRE,
nov I'D Auctioneer
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BY GR L II & SCOTT Auctfonsers
0ES HU>DhgD THOUSAND PRICE IN THs
~ KILN At AUCrI)N.- Ca WEDNESDAY. thr
I'D insts. t. VIC shall sell, at O'Clock D. m IT the
brick Kiln If WIN. B. Wilson, on Rhode Island
avenue, between 10th and 18th streets vest being
square No SS7 about enc hundred thousand Brick 3
In the kiln, nearly all OF which are ha,d and . An,
srtkele. Terms cash
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
nov l8-StSruW snrtion.srs
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Western Money Matters

CINcIHHArI, Nov. 2o.-Momsy matters con-
tinue to improve here The rates of exchange
are neutrality-suspicious. refuse 70 buy 1t ONE
half premium, and confidence 10 rapidly gain
ing strength. Hogs are hrmer, with sales of
1000 head at 8 .62ia$4. Sales of 1860 bills
prime Lard, deliverable In November and De-
cember, at 81 cts
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE. Arctioneer.

E'RusTEE's SALE of Valuable Building Lot near
the Railroad Depot--By virtue OF q deed in
trust, barring date on the lith day of April 1854
recorded in Lbsr J. A. g.. No. Il, folios al, 27a
2s, 274 and 275, the subscriber will sell at public
sale on Tuesdas the 2lst day Of osemher 1854, At
~ O'clock, p. % ON TIT premises, all that piece or
parcel Of ground lying and beng situated in the city
Of WASHINGTON, and being part Of Square No. 6ad,
beginning for the same on New Jersey avenue, st q
point $50 feet inches Il ON the northwa est corner
Of said square and running thsncs Ut right aeglss,
to New Jersey avenue eastvsrdly 18e feet 2k in;
thence due south IS feet, or less to parallel
line ~ feet from the line FIRST des ,rbed, and run.
ming parallel With said first Inns vestwardiy TO New
jersey avenue 40 feet 2ipches; thence northvard
o. Me- Jersey "a eset t. The place OF begin.
ming containing 1880 square feet, more or less.
Ths above proper ty Is eligibly situated near the
Railroad Depot, and offers favorable opportunity
for invest nent.
The terms Of sale will be cash, and not complied
with in week after the day ef sale, the property
will be resold, ut the risk and expense Of the pur-
Oh aser, upon one weeks notice.
An oonvsyanoes at expense Of purchaser.
OHA6. WALL .CH, Trustee.
~. JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
oct 2O-ecdds Auctioneer.
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From XauaM.

LlAvsNvsa1A Cr,r, OCT. ia very large
meeting Of siti.ens Of this Territory was held
here to-day. No Nomination was made for
delegate to Consreas. By unanimous consent,
Gen. Winfield addressed the meeting. 1t [,
supposed that he will, by general consent, be
the candidate Of the Squattsrs, North OF Kan
sas river, and part Of the South side. at least
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go Dn, J. q. GIBBS, Dentist, has
81 removed bis etaes FROM ~ street to the
NII1ph ous ofDr. Arthur Pa. avenue, betw.
18th and 18th streets.
Oct i4-.mA
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~ j. O. MoaUIRD. Auotton..r

~ j. O. AoGUIRD. Auottonssr.
Two OAeAS DUTCH BILIOUS ROOTS AT
1 AUCTION On MONDAY afternoon. Govem
Dor 10th, ct o'clock, at my auction rooms, shall
soil Two eases Of superior Harlem Flower Roots
from the nursery # Van Derschoot L Sons, no
LAM, oonsisting OF double and single Hyacinths
Narcisses, Tulips, Jcnquilles, Iri., Crocus. Tary
Du', Won Tholfs, &c.
Terms cash. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
nov l8-2t Auctione.r.
~ The above sale IL postponed an
til WEDNESDAY sfern ION, New. 20, at ~ o'cl'k
JAMES G. MCGUIRE
NV N-d Auotionesr
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For SAFE ana Rant.

LHOR RENr-A threestory b lex DWELLING
Il HOUSE on the corner Of 9th and sts. Poo
fession given nmediatsy. Enquire on tia premi
SIS. nov 2l-lto
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The river here 10 falling.
Baltimore Markets. "a.

BALrIxeaI, Nov. Il Sales of Howard
street Flour at s. Is, City Mills .. $4,000
bushels wheat sold white 81. s0a4I 90, red
81 76s$l.S 80. $1,000 bushels corn sold white
30, yellow 50 cents. Others unchanged
At Philadslphia. to-day, stocks are dull
Flour S. so. Corn, 88ao0 cents.
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A FEW MORE LEFT.

HAVE yet unsold several Lots in squares No.
l. 9l6 and south Of No s,6, fronting on Maryland
avenue, between Eighth and Ninth streets east, to
which would call the attention Of those desiring
Lot upon eligible terms.
The price ranges fro N sixty to ono hundred and
thirty.nve dollars, payable in instslments Il i've
dollars per month. GEO. i. DYER,
~ Auction and Comm ission Merchsnt, .'
ONCE IN d st., 1st house from cor. 10th & west
nov 16-dlW 800.
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An Ola sur0son rs.d

NEWARK, N. J., Nov. 2o.-Dr Tuck, the
oldest Surgeon in the American Navy, died
here this morning.
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The Health and Weathsr sautb

BALTIMORE, Nov. 7l-Dispatchss here from
New Orleans, Charleston, and Savannah, rep
resent the weather as cold and the health
good