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SALES TO-DAY,
nv e,uH.En y, ~~,<~

ny GREEN n SCOrr. AuosAsssssr..
EAcELLENr HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
aoeuoh ON fharsday, the 10th instant shall sell At 10
% MI ~ e residence OF g. Little, esq street No
~ furniture, ~ ~ " "'
Mahogany spring sofa
parior, rocking, and chairs
Walnut marble top table and whatpot
Two me marble-top painted cotisge chamber sci.
Walnut sideboasd, dining and other chairs
china glass; crockcry, and
Fine dining refrigerator
co'tagc and other bedsteuds
solar, ball and other lamps window shades
rihe BRUSSELS thr~e ply, and other oIeioh
Fine hair and shuck bedding
Cooking, alright
with good Of kitchen requisites
uces which we deem unnecessary eDumerate.
Iermr Al sun's ct and under 53 3l5,
"u ana Nday. for notes satisfactorily end0ed bearing
me ve-escnbed quality
ptons wishing "a parcbs.e good attend
the SALE EnrcN s,oT,r
Nov Id Asr,,,n..,
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ay Z. q. i.auIHE, Aue,,ons.Y.

,uPERioR GROCERIES, LIQuoRs, WINES, &e, AT PU. -
hc anc,on-ou Thursday i6th az 10
o'clock At the family Mersfs w. Robertson on
Ptnnsyivania between ii streets hs sc al
ihrir stock Of superior groceries, liquors, sc viz
Teas, cu6ee,
tbSlish pickles. sauces,
bordeaux and Nice oia
chewing tobacco
Pure cider Day - bi.rktns
superior cigars various brands II.
Honey, $ indigo
lot OF ~ooden ware, brooais, bnckets
Fine los of tseats, matches
Together with general aJtcI. u~usIy
Ia a first class family grocery.
Al choice win.
eni 10 "
C,aiapaznes, imported expressly
Madeira nd W
chasseos dOf Hennessey, oiard Dupuy sc psic
braadies Of very superior quality
Jamaica sp aud gin of prime qualify
Mononeaieia, Irish, Scoleh whiskeyy
Platform scales
stand ca IL, oil cask, fixtures
1ems under, a and
sS months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
JAS. a. Mcguire,
Nov 5-d Auconeef.
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st. J0sephs Academy for Young Ladies, Near
Emmittsburg, Frederick County, Md

institution commences on fps
last Thursday ~ June The
$3.50 payable semi an
There chages for musc drawing
Spanish tan, German, and Latin
primary composed of pupils under
AloS payable baEysnry in nd
VIM 49,
inquiry shouid BE- addressed 10 tb. MOTHER sUPf
RIOR or THE sr. JosrrHs ACADEMY, Emm'tsturs, Fred
erick county, Maryland.
3-2aw6mcp
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By =. G. Me0UIRE, Aurtionesr.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON p STREET
auci"nn Tuesdn, NovSmbcr 2is 3o'cIcck,
the pem,ses shall sell ground side Of
street. 9st"een ist aud h street, having front o 20 feet ~
inches, running 1853
rvht Of ground - sud of the alley
reserved ior carriage with the improvement
consisting m substantial brick bose
erins the entire from with dps There II in the bAsc
ment one of the spprovrd furnaces in
plat ~ the will he Inhibited Title perfect
TefmsI Oacpurth and 10 months os
no'~, satisfactorily secured bsarins interest
Jas. G. Mcguire,
Nov lid Aucioreer
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CAHD.-Moh- MARIN, equ.rry riding master, Of the
II Paris and New York ppedrmes having terminated
the Fsasin
months the Wasbingon riding school give lessons ia the
riding Madame Marin from Pa's undertakes instruct
ladies in
Person. who wish ps,rone Mons and Nine Marin will nJ
doa schoo trained, likewise saddles
the b"st ana latest style
Marin
see, either saddle q harness.
Nov Cd
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fsfFTlAs whEhr.--Mr. David Gilman, OF Benton ooun-
W Missouri has succeeded in raising wheat from the seeds
aken from mummy supposed To be several thousand years
ou The wheat grows in the form of arkbrown bunch OF
O somewhat resembling in appearance cluster Of tiny
sap upon sturdy stock eight feet in height The hus
u''unsn who raised the original seed in Egypt little
oogh as he threshed IL from the straw that ~ germ of
Woud continue for centuries after himself and his chill
n mad passed away from the Of earth that state
ues and powerful nations would rise and fall and rise
sn before IN another land thousands OF miles distant
n lae niains of the pyramids and the sacred Of
II would spring forth rejuvena,cd from the fertile
oo OF The earth to air and light and bring forth har-
vest Of hundred fold
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PRENTICE.

tH PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLATuRE.-The Legislature OF
pennsylvania assemblies and organizes on the first Tuesday
v January annually and the Inauguration of the gov
efnor akes place the third Tuesday OF the month.
These are provisions of the constitution provision by
act likes the election Of United States senator which 1t
CURES to take place the second Taesday of the same
month and that of State the Monday pre-
eng the Tuesday OF the Inauguration Of the governor
" he two houses meeting in convention
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COMMENTARIES ON Jurisisctson Practice. and
Peculiar lu-puenes of hr 'ours Of the Uaira states
by ceovH- T,cknof Curtis
History
Major Proctor nj the Royat Military Academy.
Cumminss Lectures on the ssvrn Churches.
On sale TAYLOR h MAURf'a
Nov IS Bookstore, 9Th
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FLoRipAThe official OF Florida in the last election
shows Maxwels (democra majority for Congress TO be
074 On the question of the removal of the capital the
vote follows No removal 1920 removal 4,io2-
majority against removal, 6Is The aggregate vote by
districts for congressman gives the following result
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lhAAFkD IMMEUIATELf.-A gsntem well qualified
teach t Latin and Greek charge
eias-ics department o the Alexandra Academy Application
preferred II BY letter full particulars should given
ned apply but ueh well qualified
ri.nce in teaching. Sa:ary-board snd $50 per-
z. l.. BROCKFTP,
N'~ lf-d4, Alexandria. Va
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THE DAILY UNION

resources backed by her ally France will find il small
matter to aecompish-Brother Jonathan need not we
fancy feel any great alarm in consequence OF such bgga
doca is exhibited in the above extract from the Herald
Ball. San
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Nov l4--d
Hy >. G. MCGUIRE, a.c,,oncer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT On SEVENTEENTH STREET
al aucton-om Thursday aternoun, November
O'Clock the sba sell
No 1866 fronting - feet nine inches ih
PInsylvaaia and u morrill, e8
Terms One third caa residue twelve months
for totes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
Jas. Z. MCGUIRE,
Nov Id AucOneeT.
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L,OR REsr Or sALE-The modern four story brick
I3th T., side. Ih
cellars, snd viii he low.
gwen irt November. Apply
Jss. C. MCGUIRE,
Nd Auctiop.sr
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The Jewess, before reported ashore Brigan
tine beach has become total wreck. The vessel and
cargo are entirely lost She lies about fifty yards from the
shore She is said to be insured for $4,000
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Deiapare Election.

PILApELrhA, Nov 1.-THE whole know nothing ticket
is elected in New Castle
Wilmington city gives Causey, know nothing aud whig
for governor, 33 majority Cullen know nothing and whg
for Congress- ls7 majority
In the Seven Hundreds of New Castle county heard from
Burton the democratic nominee for Congress- has 81 maor
ty and in the same the majority for Riddle democrat FOR
Congress, is III.
In New Castle county Causey the know nothing candidate
for governor has 73 majory Cullen democrat
ing has 10 majority for Congress Kent county gives Causey
325 majority for Congress- and Cullen Congress The
nothing county ticket is elected Sussex far
heard from, gives Causey 270 majority, and Cullen 800
This gives the knew nohngs their governor and congress
There is confusion In the and figures the
above despatch but presume the upshot that the
cent abors of the Hon. John NJ Clayton in Delaware have
resulted in large crop of know nothing votes.l
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Il y + Il l. r. Il X A PHI.
Working Of he Reciprocity Treaty.

Working Of he Reciprocity Treaty
BosTos, Nov. l5.The first cargo of -four under the on
eratons o the reciprocity treaty arrived this port this
morning from st. John
despatch has been received here announcing the furs
OF Thomas iiams extensive produce dealer. His liza
bilities put down at $3.50 900
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The election held in New Orleans Monday resulted in
giving majority of 5000 votes in favor of law to IL
cense the sale of spirituous and other liquors,
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The Augusta (Ga.) Constitutionalist announces the
death on the 9th instant of Mr. Robert f. Poe of that
city, Mr. Poe formerly held the office Of president and
cashier OF the Bank Of Augusta His disease yellow
fever He follows the grave after interval of only
iew days daughter of many attainments
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r,O4 OGRAPHtCAI. DHAWIN0.--A Manual o Topo
l graphical Dra~inri Lieut., r. 3 smith, u army
professor craving West Pnn, With illustrations
Fm BY TAYLOR nAURY,
Gook~.iier~, nen
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The whole congressional vote of the State l6,208-
showing increase the vote in 1852 of 1850. For
State register David S. Walker received 5ll3 votes.
Savdnnah Republican, No,. H.
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VESSEL sUsK-CREw Losr.-At late hour last evening
received the sad intelligence that the propeller st Jo
seph had sunk Manitou island and all hands
board except the clerk lost The particulars of the
sad did not learn and in hopes that may
prove untrue but information is from such source
as leaves little room for doubt
Detroit Free Press, SATURDAY..
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ny >. Z. MeeUlaE. Auct,oneer.

EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
Tuesday morning. November 81 O'Clock
The residence oi A Barrow,
inlh shalt sn all household
viz
superior rosewood es,se piano ior;e by Reichcuhsch
Mahogany French
Manu oitubt, ohies
Cane seat chairs rock.rs chairs
blinds, window shades
Three py snd Ingram carpets, oicotb
fui marble top dressing bureau, do warhstthd
Mahogany FrGrch bcds tead, do wardrobe
do dressing bureaus, washstands
Cherry and painted wardfobcs, washstaaa-
Maple and cherry bed-teads
-Four superior Iessl,er beds, holsters, and pillows
Excellent assortment OF blankets, comforts sc,
Mahogany diniag table refrigerator
Gilt glass, aud crockcY wags
= Superior cook stove radiator
Ts-etirr WITH OF kitchen
Terms $40 so 10
days, satisfactorily epdorsed, bearing interest
r. =. The hon-e ir Ipr aaur, " the ausioneer.
JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
Nov IG-d Auconecr
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INTENSIVE -a,c Of household furniture house
T. keeping ufIccOn Friday mosning November 18th, 10
a'ciock, deed Of subscribers
ye OF furniture, Ac.. viz
Mahogany piano stool
Figured piush-cpvered sofar, CHAIR
Marble top tables, card table
Mahogany hair spring sofas, chairs
Paror chairs, rockers
Marbeop pier tables
Curtains, cornice, window shad-s
coo yards 3-piy carpet, oil coA
dressing II plain
"a b.dste ads, OF various styles
Feather teds hair aud husk H,gtiresses
20 warasobeE, ~ washstanda
~ toilet 10 looking glasses
dozen assorted chairs, tables
10 chamber clocks
Large quantity of crcckety apd glassware
Table cio,hs, napkins, he'd cosbing
Cooking and Axurrs, irons, sc.
Together with large of kitchen utensils.
Terms: SH upder, credit
four months Tor sstctoriy endorsed, bearing interest
JOHN b. KiBBEY Trustee
Nov 10 d JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auc.
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Later from uceioo.

NEW OnLEANs, Nov. 12.-The steamer 0rizaba has ar
rived at this port from Vera Cruz. She brings intelligence
of great the OF Mexico in the vicinity
Acapulco In II the schooner Santa Anna wrecked
with loss of 10 lives and the barque Avalanche oundered
battle had been fought at Campo Deguerrero The rev.
olutoniss routed, with loss of 200
General Santa Annals health is restored. 1t s said that
General Amonte is going ambassador TO Vienna Ar
ranga, now consul at New Orleans, takes his place.
The weather here New Orleans) is exceedingly cold
the season. Ice made last night at Baton Rouge
Matthew Finley Co., private bankers az New Orleans,
have suspended
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Tssssusg DnrAhrsESr.
Nw i4-d4,

August H,
Notice hert, given hodere following IL. d
siaca department pJepar. g. pur-
chase, hereof and day
ofthoc stocks amounting in the aggregate
to *3efV,VV and ihc hereinafter
I toned, 10 wit.
In case Of any contingent within the smouu, ,,s
viii the order of said s,ue
be offered The certificates, duly assgned Un
States, by the parties who receive ,hv
be transmitted 10 hi. departments upon receipt Whereof
price will be paid cpD.eaeaed Of the following particulars
l. The par ya.4e specified in each certificate
p premium the stock OF the loan an,hoyea ~ uc ACT Of
July 1886, edsemabe November H. 1856 per cent ON ,r
b, se tefg redee nub,e M t,e
crm'rr, 1864 "a. ock Of the loans authnz
b, he OF ea an a and redrepabe the hs is
cembsr 1865 30h ieos 10 rsr cent,
,ock Of The loan authorized BY
de,abe The SIS. Dt teonnony called the Te sa
indemDi;y,) > per
Interest The ,i.r Of Ju,,
Isi To The date N receipt aud eteuen the Treasury
allowances o te reach the cf
iu addition.
Pymrn, in drafts OF lr Treasurer d
the United States, the Bos,o.
Philadelphia, The parties may direct
but itcate viii be heuea notice
winch shall not be actually 'ee'v ihs before
said Goth day Of November next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Ans 27-d,aaNpyis Of the Treasury.
sOif Esss Tny prsen, occupied by The sseeary
" War, on IAN s,re near the cof'" "f s'reai and
Rent 81 900 per The building rooa,-
esh Of which large fourteen Zee, hisn 10 io
The back bnldns
throughout, Tae will not be read for boarding
Isauis. OF y. w Krid, al aud i4,h
Nuv l2-dn
Ast NOTICE; The
IL supreme Cpon OF The United States. r. PHILLIPS
Nov i-dlmi'
loUGHs Practice OF Court.-s1~ruri-I vol, i.o,-
II don 1895
lioush IA Articles OF War = VOL Calcutta. 1855.
nuilh- Case Book European and Native
vol Calcutta. irs
jongh's Military Law Autn.s..e4-i so. Calcutta. 1889
iickmsn Naval Cpasss- Martial, Lnnd,.a. 1851.
MAJOR General NAPIER on Military Law London icS
erai Co.u.- Martial. Loudon lsat
samuel Historical Of the Brith
Nia'ac, t.ondou 1916.
simn,sn. ~ Marta London. 1852,
London. 1884,
Ctenier Guide dcs Tnbunauy Mbae2 vols. Paris 1879
MtIby's Courts Martial and Military LAW Boston. 1913
Cbcnicr-Manuc. dcs Conseils Guerre. Paris.
Grihith's Military Law. London. Is4i.
iu Mesgni- DieboDnae de Ia Justice Miiar. Par ist7
Martial and Military Laws by .'te Auorn opdon.
lstu
Men augh,en u Cour,r- Martial. London. is2s.
ID. Hart Military Law New York. 1886
u'Brcns Military Law aud Courts Martial Phaeiphin 1896.
General Macomb Courts Martial New ynss se4
Adye on Courts Martial. London. 1905.
Iyiler's Military ". London. 1890.
Nc Arthur Naval and Military Cnpst-sr,isi2 London.
Instructions; by British Ada.irs'ty
Whsiock, Lord George M admiral Admiral
keppci g. neral Hut of Commodae Porter lieutenant
Coo,ej bache,
Gaines, Major ssnhope CcIrne, Cockturne
Nov 9--il rRANcK TAYLOR.
UUAHDINO.--Tbe MISSES kEECH flung up
Pennyls nearly Browns Hotel
and VIII be ready receive boarerr Monday the 18th inssn,
Nov l2-eodu
BY q. MCGUIRE, Aacsto~ssr.
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NEW CONFESSIONS opiUM-EATER.'-Sp speaking OF
opumeang, the editor of the New York Dutchmsn gives
the following valuable testimony:
I'VE could understand how people get taste
for opium fastened them We tried small quantity OF
it the other day for pain internally We ordered
to take two pills day for four days The first dose
really delicious 1t gave pnktnged sleep tiled TO
the brm with girls made Of rose-leaves We ndulged in
dreams of the most oriental order, In Of them we
had moher-of-pe hand-sled, with golden runners.
With this We gided down rainbow made OF ice cream,
and brought up on terrace, the supports of which
great spars of emerald The second night things
began TO change, About the supports of the terrace
aacondas began to appear while in the distance lot
of green monkeys with their tails burnt off quarrel
ling about the propriey of making pin-cushon of
The third evening matters appalling The terrace had
gone and had the rainbow and the girls made OF
leaves and in their stead had bed filed with rattle
snakes and the dboad four grizzly bears pulling
at hawser end of which fastened to neck,
and the other to iceberg That men should use opium
for day does surprise in the least that they should
SO, however for month is really wonderful Rather
than become confirmed opun-eaterr we would throw
ourself into Etns We imagine nothing ter
rible.'
The daily union., 1854-11-16

WEBSTER DrsArlaa Socrrry-Ths society win meet
this evening o'clock in the aldermens City
Hall The subject for discussion viii be, 'Is the
more territory To the United desrabeY" There
viii be election for the officers Of the association and
full attendance Of the members IL requested.
The daily union., 1854-11-16
By }. q. MCGUIRE, Aac,ionser.

TRUsTEE'S SALE Or VALUABLE PROPERTY Mop-
afternoon, December O'Clock, pe,pises by
Of deed the subscriber dated June o. 1853
cuiy recorded Lbe, A. No 1a fos 81 81,
i,d recods Of Washington ra sell c following
No i,, fronting five south
apposits smithsonian park
100 aoet alley, improved mod
bmt aud attic brick dwelling hoascs each houre
including saloon,
kitchen "A we'll kitchen,
y pump, houses.
exposed buildings ususiy of wood) Is
OF
cinriiy secured bearing interest
GEO THOM, Trustee,
Captain Typographical Engineers, &c.
JAS. G. McGUfRE,
S.
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Later from Harono.

CHARLEsToS Nov. l5.--By the arrival of the steamer
Gov Dudley, have Havana dates to the lh instant
popular outbreak reported have occurred Puerto
Principe, but no details given,
has leaked that several partes pardoned by
la, had been arrested for lending arms.
Ice at Charleston and Say annah last night
The steamship Isabel has arrived from Key West
The daily union., 1854-11-16

The HupsoS rRADE-The trade between Albany
and Poughkecpsie and in fact between nearly all the viii
ges and cities the Hudson the New York Journal Of
Commerce says, becoming large and important that
wind and tide be relied formerly and sail
scs the river are gradually going OF use and
boats and barges taking their places.
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famine unparalleled in the history of the country il
said to be prevailing in the land Of Judea
The daily union., 1854-11-16
The National Hotel


ibis will be for The reception Of guests The a'h
The kitchen
building and the
rooms, add greatly The and
furnished
and served In the best style and labor will
render the house, respect, e4ua the
The subscriber therefore, ests that public will
the liberal which has always
at
tia,, siirs a'Th, by cniins the Nnt.l.
f. y. WILLARD.
W.sHtseros CRY November ~, is5+
III NJ
II ST REC t;ivEO, per schooner rs"iina, tso hum
y rcd and nine Wruhsrn Lake ice
l.. D. MIDDLETON,
sunl, s,ie IA csr street,
I6 Depot Tth aud
HISTORY of the &, ussds cir ptse
II resus; D.. Major Procnr. e the Royal Military Acsdey.
1854
Michands History
iriA.
s.iiis'- History Of the Iflsido-. uL, icfl.
hronici.s Ie Cu~adcs collection
lefs.
fhe Chroac.- of R~gst so " sudoper. vols ,InIy
Early Travel an, Narratives ia Palestine. ,yi 1915
10 FKANGk TAYLOR.
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Excitement about the Canal Bank Of pjepefapd.
CLEVELAND, Nov. H-Dr. Aokley, special depostor of
in the Canal Rank Of this city, State commissioner
for the erection Of asylum at Newbury attempted
to e, possession Of the property Of the bank by
sgne but refused the keys of the thereupon the
sheriff caused the safe wall be broken into. Meanwhile
general dcpoor Of 600 sued the bank and summoned
the assignee to give him possession. The landlord Of the
building then refused to accept the assignee
and the breaking in Of the wall temporarily Suspended
II afterwards resumed and proceeded with amidst
the greatest excitement What got by the assignee has
not yet transpired.
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Az NOTICE. The undersigned will attend To business
IL Supreme Cauri OF The United States. r. PHILLIPS
l. I'M
The daily union., 1854-11-16

DUAHDlNO.--1be MISSES kEECH fuing he
ID house PennSy nearly Browns Hotel
viii ready Monday
Nny
The daily union., 1854-11-16

New YoaK, Nov .aYhe reports still conflicting il
regard she vote for governor but the impression gen
cra that the official will show majority of about on,
thousand for Seymour.
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The Wreck of the Nee Era.

The Wreck Of the New Era
DEAL (N J.,) Nov. l5.-The New Erals mal-bags have
been recovered and brought on shore.
Among the passengers saved is VIM. Van Rozeen whose
wife died after the ship left Bremenhaven.
At about o'clock this morning all the passengers who
alive landed the beachnumbering 1856,
elusive Of 20 saved yesterday The total number saved
of the whole number Of i0 persons board the time
the disaster l55 three Of whom died shortly after reaching
the shore.
sufficiently enable surfb i've and O'Clock Mr..
Wardels boats off the wreck, and by O'Clock
hundred and thirty safely landed notwith-
standing heavy rolling u and the almost constantly
breaking the ship.
all the living taken from the wreck search was
made board for the deed Twelve bodies already
been brought shore, We understand there are at least
twenty tairty still board whom are cut
and mangicd in the most shocking
Several Of the completely exhausted - 10
render it impossible them presea they are
well taken Of
OF the number 'ap here several have died, proba-
bis oless viii die from the effects of their terrible hardships
during the past thirty-six hours
The ship has settled in the sand and her deck new nearly
level with the Her spars st stand. but her huh
much broken, and she viii he total loss
burning Of the iSeomsr Forres,er
CclssArr, Nov. 1.-THE steamer Forester DESTROYED
by fire last night at New Richmond miles above
this city She is total loss. The steward chambermaid
and hand supposed to have pershed in the Games
Nev York Ftsst.oD,
NEW YoaK Nov ssYhe reports are still conflicting in
regard Ie vote for governor but the impression gen.
era that the official will show majority of about one
thousand for Seymour.
Esciensent about the Canal Bank Of Csspei4pd
CLEVELAND, Nov. A-Dr. Aokley, special depostor of
The daily union., 1854-11-16

I,OR RENT The residence late Gen. Towsop, and
been complete
furnace carried throughout The house, 10
closet, kchen and
buffers The house be had partially furnished
Enquire pvsmses from ~ Till 2
--imifTu'rbsun'
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DoARDIN1.-yr-. KING, of and iih streets,
y desirable which would gentleman
and tis wife. Nov li-d3ts
The daily union., 1854-11-16

BANCROFT T-y Volume Of B~ncron's History Of the United
ID States.
Old Medstone by Joseph Smith, ID. u.
The Tnehrnte's Hut; by Mrs. Sousbworh-
Kansas and Nehratkai Edward y. Male
Isabel personal reUosrect. by kneler Glen
Mel N Childbed Fevers
Koiiicxer's McsoscopicaI Anatomy
Drake o. Principal Diseases fsscoDd seres1
soyer's Shilling Cookery; (for the million -
on ssc :, TAYLOR b MAURY's
Oct ~ ok-iore, OH st
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rrTs NJ Pmsaburs and County or Alisghsny. Penn
guaranteed coupon bonds
city Allegheny, Pennsylvania
The Piitsbnrg and Connevie Ralrosd
which they guaranteed
ibem capitalists sccnre and de
.irah pve-
with the exhibits, and Other STATISTICAL nFof
ob'uea application personally or by letter. TO
JOHNSTON BROTHERS, Il Co,
Fiscs, AR
Ayrnt, for copncisvilc EnIoad Company
Ian l5--dAcpn
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Leans. specie tiearings Deposites
Msy 4.. $50 39 S'o6pi6o6 sis,124 ss3ses oG9
"" ll...--.. III n,f725 53- 1908 1850
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The Sumter Is o. Banner of the sth instant says;
We learn that several individuals have recently died
in Columbia from eating Others have been made
sick by paraking of the 'bvaves We suppose that the
disease which nects oysters and fish at the North has
come South. Look ont, epicures and gourmandsh
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1888. 1854.
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u;ANrED IMMEUIATELY,-l

Nov IA