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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

FIRE AT SrocKBkIDGE, MAss.-The store aud
contents thereof, belonging to Chauncey Curtis; a
ssddlers shop, owned by Mr.. Williams, and occupied
by L. Ssnscel; dwelling and millinery store, owned
by Mr.. Williams, and occupied by Joel Fuller and
Mrs. Pantlard entirely destroyed by fire on the
night of Nov. Is. The Episcopal Church vas in
great danger, but suffered no injury except the
charring, to come extent the exterior of the new
tower Loss to Mr.. Curtis, s5,OOO--insured 80 500;
loss to Mr.. Williams 81, sOO-insured 81, 100. Odd
Fellows Lodge Lost s6Oo-insured $3.50. Others suf-
fered small losses. Origin of the fire unknown.
ART AT PAns.-Tbe artists not les, active than
their literary contemporaries. Paul Delaroche Is en-
gagged on large picture, the subject Of which still re:
N sins a secret Eugene Delacrox, on three historical
paintings; NJ. Thomas Couture-Fh whose Romans Re
Ia Dead, nee made such sensation few years since
is occupied on modern subject founded on the
same locales Parisens de Ia Decadence. The scene
represented is a supper in the Carnival the figures
are life. size NJ Etex is engaged on statue OF Gen.
Kleber; NJ Presult set OF basrelies tor the sp'
preaching Exhibition; and N. Rude, one Of the
authors Of the Are de Eoile, 90 equestrian statue
Of Napoleon. First Consul. Paris Letter, Oct. 20.
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ANNEXATION OF THE SANDWICH
ISLANDS.


BY a recent private letter from Honolulu we learn
that messenger will leave that city very 5000 tor
Washing ton with treaty Of annex atom, which has
been drawn mp in proper form, but not yet sgoed IS
Judse Lee, who was directed BY our Governme To
witness The signatures Of the instrument in question
has been obliged TO absent himself from Houolula on
account Of i'll health and consequently has no, been
able a. vet TO attend 10 the duty assigned tn him.
The treaty is TO be signed by all the Chiefs, aud
the, are each 10 receive pension which ceases with
the death of the recipient with the exception Of the
pension be paid 70 the King, which is TO he
ierr,d 70 Alexander, in case he shall survive HIS
Nsi,siy 1t is understood that the whole amount TO
be paid in pensions will be somewhere from TIRES
10 four hun6r red Thousand dollars per aunum.
The property belonging To the present Governmen;
Of the Islands is TO be purchased outright By our
Government for fixed sum.
The above II, me- Of Intelligence msy he relied upoo
a correct a. thew cnme from the highest authority.
fFyc. The Baltia0re SEs. korssb~r II
The Sandwich Islands will be annexed before thu
9Th Of Mar h pext England never ser'ousy oppose
the xstiop and the Emperor of the Freoce hAv-
irg shown bis INDEPENDENCE in refnsiog Mr. s'uls
ps,ssoe through France will rot seroosly Oppose
oar .sA ing possesson OF the Pearl Of the Pseihe We
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FIRES.

FIRE IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or JuoeoS's
HorEL-Loss ABOUT go, 900.
This morning the dyestory Drown stone front build
ing No. 81 Broad ay, extending through 10 Trinity
place known as Judsons Hotel eaiirely destroyed
by FIRE
A. about o'clock some Of the female servants dis
covered smoke the lower part OF the building and
upon looking about to from what quarter IL came,
found the laundry (which ia located in the soutserly
corner of the basementl all on fire. They FASTENED
to give the alarm, but IN Lees than 30 minutes from
the tine the ore ~a disc yered the Asmes had made
fte,r wa, to the top of toe building and were soon
bursting forth from the from the front and win
dows.
Tie e.tab ishmep ouprised two bni ings, betwees
which was an open space OF about fifteen feet extend
ipg from the cellar To the roof The strong draugbt
drew the flames from the basement to the roof. The
fames In u cir up~Ud progress, burst in the win
dows Oh the several floors, compelling the occupants
Of The house 10 make hasry retreat to tho street.
There were only about y guests in the house, aesry
all OF whom lost their baggage and vaasbes, whcp
they Rad n their respective rooms.
The fremen ~ The dstric. were early on the
ground hut their efforts proved Of bat little avail,
EXCEPT 10 protecting the adjoining buildings
The hot.i teing quite old, and the woodsork very
dry bes,des b,ise hlIed -nh much light mstsfiAi, It
soon became apparent that all attempts 70 save me
establishment frsm destruction were useless. The
es,abIsbm cot burned he so much finder, 6llisg the
atmosphere, for some distance about, with dense
snoke.
The re,erse cd corps Of police, and many policemen
from The lower Wards early on the ground, and
succeeded in saving considerable furniture and some
Of the baggage OF guests from the lower part Of tho
establishment
The Dorherly portion Of The basement Of the 'front.'
building was occupied by Mr.. Harding /" Dressing
Saloon. .
Atl O'Clock % the afternoon nothing renamed OF
the es,sbli.hment but q heap OF runs Nesss'
OGrady estimate their loss at about $4,000. In
.ureo for s4o 900 in various City and country comps
MES.
The establishment 10 owned by Mr.. Stevens, Of
Montreal, and ia, we believe, fully insured.
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Ntw3lork daily @ibmre
HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAHAWBA.


The United States mail steamship Cahawba, K. w.
Sbufeldt, Commander, arrived Saturday afternoon
from New Orleans and Havana having left the for
per port on the 9th, and the latter on the 18th.
Nothing Of importance had transpired at Havana
sDee our last advices. But little known relative
to the reported outbreak at Puerto Principe.
The Cabswbs has experienced very severe weather
since leaving Havsns and was upelled to put into
Norfolk TO replensh her coal She has fal freight
o, aour and cotton, and s27, 900 in specie.
From Our Own Correspondent
HAvAsA, Nov. le, 1854.
Since had the pleasure Of writing you on the eth
inst Intelligence has re scbed this city OF the seizure
at Bsrseoa email port almost at the other end OF
The Island, Of two smsll American schooner, among
whose cargo have been discovered several chests OF
frelocks and quantity Of cartridges. The two YES.
,eIs have been seized and their Captains and
eopsiepees Imprisoned There various stories
aost respectng the relocks found on these schoon-
ers, among others that they were put en- DO rd at
Nassau n p, whence the vessels it is stated lsst
ssiled for the purpose Of distribution among the
negroes. This, however, would seem to be contra
dicted by the circumstance Of slight outbreak at
nearly the period at Puerto Principe. This latter
sffsr has been, believe, greatly exaggerated. TIE
Creoles there were quite eated at the intelligence
and but that have been so recently deceived by
them, should have supposed they we're inclined or
rather on the very eve Of making demonstrations
but nor that know them and their deceitful msDoer
fully, shall not be easily deceived with regard TO
them Ii Cuba is never free III ill the Croles unaid
ed achieve her FREEDOM then believe me very long
period will espte before that event takes place.
The Italian Opera Company from Mexico, arrived
here or the 9th inst. 10 the Engh mail steamer from
Vera Cruz. The "Prmas Donas absOlutas" are FLOR
sptipe StefoDoDe and Msnzini The tenor s Salvi,"
EariDi 81 ejo Profeudo," Bottesin " Director de
"Aauests" Setor Torres maestro de Coros, aud
Apjosre Roncsri, "Empresario." l anticipate pass
ing agreeable evenings at the Of
this excellent company. know OF nothing further
Of the slightest interest and therefore thus abruptly
come 10 a conclusion.
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pssd Gov ssynszs nd cordially seessssd hat sonins
@ He voted for and ppotsd he entire Hei'' beaded BY
Mr. Seymour cordially ssd fay any man IN .se eoaaiy
M Be chased supporter OF the We .aAl psfJ
"a y,r,iv,S support from Others ba ,eir youa Ay act
e. stIeh be respect Responsible sacn sap2on ~.
fiy.n ~ Hres, Kpo~- Sochin, and Waixs d.l "uiAns
-. "a h. e,nsured surpose for recevinf votes sivsn 70
IN unsouskt ard which be had right 70 anePae ass 20
pcvxf 70 rrt-et - ,- ~,
&c surs this sfospd Bat ~hen you reject mas
we're KncxNothinEs the Whs ticket and On me ~
nc ret IN tia; tetet regularly roouatee and IA
tkese WhE cket elected By the s.e va'- 70
Maj Williams you vii insst that " slos
r1r,,d hirussf" on A.. with the kno~ Moth
nuH an respectfully, Ac .,.,,~ -xou--
ksx- iork, Nov. l6, 1874 ONE "hO hNo"S
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. -. NovExsrz
Arrived.

Ship Oder Ham, Ehlen Hamburg Oct o. mdse and 2ss
ps..snssrs 70 Z. Bseh KunhArdL Erpsheoeed heavy
weather the pa<.g-. Ga the 18th, Of Fire Isiaad
bcsEcsd BY p0t bOat J1lis
snip An uson Stubs Brenerhsven Oct T. udse III
Rissbnu Ter Loesebsri vessel R. p Sack
co heavy weather the entire pasx- IS
ruusesr Of Gloucester nsbefnsD the n part OF
Geers.s BsEis spp.ren.y doing well Sailed 10 eenpsay
ist 50 IS On - 90 sPose bark Marcel. Green . dsy- assSs
for HsIsees Nov lat 3e 90 on " % spoke ~nsle sap
hsznolia CsK IS IA from EesBsdsr for Pseinc o'<
received leefs from her The A. o. bal no sefsss -
eesihs on bosld and has made six vossses Win 49, a.
diving Which tine there has been snss aessS
passengers
TIE p.ei etship Webster arrived Yesterday 20 ~ :,
hS E1 steersse and -spo.tE ros - Ne Yoxs
So sIchsI ged signals Nth clipper sesp
stesrirf Z. sspt q AZ Liverpool Ira WIZ osy ~
% bo.id the W. died Of hasIns1In % ~ $780,, Nov IA AZ
sea, Bsrihoouasw RsssJ ssanas' 'sh ''siSe' '-' VIZ
lsst
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STATE OF TIE MARKETS TO-DAY.


AsHIs-P.ans are scarce ct 10 $3.50 oih md
Pct. art in far reqaest at Sc s7i.
Corros-rh- msrAe, s quiet but steady.
FLOUR AND MKAL--Holdss OF Western and State
Flour are firm and the demand is more active; The
receipts are moderate, and toe inquiry for export
better; the market opened heavy, but closed nrm'
Cansdisn Flour s wiihou, change; sales a. ~ SO
O. IS IN bond TIE sales Of Western Canal are 8, 900
bbls 81 IS u ass 81 for common to good State; Is
62ass % for nike 10 good Michigan Indians, Up
per Lake ano common TO good OHIO. Extra Genseee
at kl0 5odsu 81
Southern Flour is dull and heavy; holders Of good
brands storing freely rs;her than submit TO de-
cline ssles OF 200 bos. at s. Sa9ss IS for mIed
to good brands Bsltim~e. Alexandra, &c. Rye
Flour lie lower and dull sales Of ne and superdne at
Is 5oas7 37i. Corn Meal is inactive at ~ so.
GRAIs-rbe markets. better supplied With Wheat,
and prices favor the purchaser; the inquiry Is
fined TO milling; sales Of 1000 bush. common white
Southern at 81 81, and small parcel Of Geneeee at
90 40. Rye is scarce and prices have improved sscs
1000 bush. al 81 330si IS for River.
Barley is quiet at o. 35asi ~. 0ss are in good
demand and Western are scarce at 50 a5cc. for State
and Western Corn lie in active demand and u firm;
sales 600 bush at 80 aslc for Western mixed soc.
for new southern eo~ o. a95c. for white Southern,
and s4895c. for round yellow.
WRIsKr-The market Is better; sales $50 bbls.
Ohio and Prison at 4Saa7c. Drudge nominal at t7c.
PRoyIsIoss-Pork Ia in fair demand at sla Gao
sI2 rs for M,ss; sn 25asn 81 for Clear, and
ell 37asll so for Prime. Beef is plenty and quo
tatops are heavy, no, unchanged. Lard is very hrm
alO9lOlc. Butter is steady at a2924lc. for STATE,
ami l2I lee for 0hio Cheese Is selling at loalic.
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NEW-JERSEY.

The Senate viii stand t. Democrats, eight " hiss
and two Americans. The latter, Nessrs Roberts and
Fraskln, we're both members Of the last Mouse OF
Assembly, and acted with the Whig-, as there Is
every reason TO believe they viii do in the Senate.
The Assembly viii stand: "a Wings, "a Democrats
Americans Temperance Democrats, and lnde
pendent Democrats. A Republican party, opposed to
the present Admnstrstio R, DO doubt be rallied
in the Legislature sufficient to constitute majority.
The following is the Congressional vote:
" ord Eeh
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REPORTED VICTORY OF ALVAREZ OVER
THE GOVERNMENT FORCES.
ia. n D.lf,
Ac.puIco Mon1av Oct % 1854

AcAPULco, Mono sy. Oct. o. 1854.
courier this moment has arrived bringiog
news of an engagement at place called Cucuss,
between the limits Of the States OF Gnerrero and
Miehoacan. The Alvarez force was under the CO IL
mspd of Gen. JAY arc who put t, high' the ) .nta
Anna force under command of G-s. Andrade, killing
SOC, amopg whom were Gen. Quin'ense aud bis AID
Many were wounded, and numoer taSen ptlson.rs-
The Alvarez loss was triAiug. When the Govern
mept troops we're retreatiOg, they shouted, V'va
I'd Sur o Alrarez p
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Arrived.

stssrshp Voc -sle slianer Norfoh &c, u1ss W Ls1an
Pl.as4Bts -, 70 ~ 50 A NJ, Inssn River 1920
n" ~ l.. ps-sa bern big ssnhi nsso ss"st ''ss
Ship ~, g.pehsrd Hsrsiss. Bremen ~ dsys rsss ~
Hs," X,.s. va>s-ps.s 20 Hsssehee Uah.r v sss -
MD a.. ErIsnsnesd k-s,y weNheyj lass rsoeo@ - -
NJ I.t p 10. ~, spoks ship Ease AAsn' E
ssn nv sfsra sor the Pseifs ocssa. 90 ssa~
n. had S ssstls % esArd ssrBg ne pssss~
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Poar OF NETWORK. Now, ssxa q.
Cleared this Forenoon.

sA.,.s. L1si. L.sy't, se~ Orie.ss VIZ H.,es Son
-L.sr.ses Whey, sssD, r. w. r. -, zdos, Hoys,
c,s1f.sso- Bfeu 200 e. Co
'tIis.EEte. r.lash ssvssnsh ssay <.s Chairman 4 Co
oLItr-, Cor wi.yeon Sc Joses, G NW Revs.ndi Era,
schoorss- ohp Pre- Pnes, <.snors Msisr 4 Lord,
II l. sLtes, els Por,.sso TbOur.op Has.sri Hss-
REQ Ch''cr hiengond PIsrs0s. h.rJ. Rseblas Nss-
he,D, Ds.t. HolDs'; C. JohEsos, Crsnnss, YrsnhEs
Jothson ssEt
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Mr.. WILLIAMS. OF MONROE
y, a. ESis-v 81 ne A. " Tr1..<:

SIR: | think injustice is dOne-unintennonaly
rera,p.,o the and poson Of he Hon 'hA "
lam. e.ei in NoDOEoe COuri! b! The Letter iron yoar
Rochester cors'Ponessi psshsh'd IN TIE ItS.SI az
lSh Mai Williams % thsr. Chased Al nsrpSA<-f
III. not o. IN .sy party ronSL ssHss- he ~ Soa'
r.tss b. As, sse,oa Of TIE p,0s; party h0s'r0e "so
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NATE LOST OVERHEARD.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10, 1854.
The schooner n. l.. Godfrey arrived here to-day
from Brookhaven, Conn, and reports having lost
overheard while off Sandy Hook, her mate, George
X. Fisher. He has family residing at Brooxhssen.
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scALpED TO DEATH.-A child two years old, named
Alice Wilcox vas fatally scslesd az No 20 Jscksoar GA
eeurdsy ey.hinf BY up,sing her person fste u
boirr water which aood upon the Coroner 00sne
yeserssy held inquest upon tho BODY aod verdict Of
deafhx rendsrsf
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
NETWORK.

KINGS co -GoFyIcrAL
The Board Of Csnvsssers have completed their Ia
bors and made the following declaration Of the result;
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hhbhhAh's
Wards ]. John Csshsw, Georre Bennett
I..Edvsrd Prl, D. Leverich .
H.. Dsniel p. Barnard BeBjsmin '. WadweH.
". Charles C. Fowler, J. h. OAKLEY
Wv w Gardiner r NJ. Whiting
VIA Masters, Albert Cs0welL
VII..C. ". Atwsfer Alden Crowen
VIII. Cornelius Bennett John Bergen
XIV T. Mills. W H. Campbell
XII @. Clayton. Smith faneher
XI..Eaw I. backhouse, WD. w. Walsh
XII. Timothy ssnnon. Thomas H1lcahy.
Kill R. Il Huntey JSred spaTAa
XIV. John Litsky. George ". aaker.
xy..A CInni CHAM Thonzs E1meS
XVI. John MAerE Edwin Raphs
KYLE s. Blabk. Job Dayis
XVIII..G. ~ Troutmso Lyster.
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Paassngers Arrives
\. ba.I jobs B,n,y yo~ aasaaa-Cspt sfsderes hs.ssf
Of kiD Psl.yo
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BRooKLYs LOCAL OFFICERS ELEcTED.-The fol-
loving local officers declared elected by the City
Board Of Canvsssers on Friday night, previous to
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Ka M Hou, is of the size of the NeU Era,
and is neat and well-looking sheet.
We love free-spoken press, but there are
always certain bounds of discretion and pro-
priety, which even the freest cannot well trans
gress. If, then, Mr.. Marsh feels it to be his
duty to impress the necessity and advantages
of annexation on the minds of the native pop
ulation, we think that a feeling of delicacy, if
not decency, would have required him to re-
sign his official position, ere he put himself for
ward as an opposition editor, seeing that prob
ably his majesty and his council have not made
Mr.. Marsh their confdant in the matter.
Since the above was in type, we have learn
ed Mr. Marsh has resigned his place.
Nep Era.
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Sandwich Islands.

Honolulu, March Is. = We learn from a
statement of our correspondent at Hilo, that
"on the night of the 4th instant, fire was
discovered in action on board the ship Sarato
ga, Captain E. Harding, which, after burning
for some eight hours, was, owing to the prompt
measures and admirable presence of mind of
Captain Harding happily got under without
doing any serious damage"
In our last weeks editorial, we expressed
wish to see political journal in the native lam
guage, and hardly was our wish uttered ere it
was realized. For the following day appeared
new journal IN the Hawaiian language, issued
from the American missionary press, and edited
by ]. w. Marsh, esq, clerk Of the department
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New York, May 10.-Flour is frm--sales OF
$3.50 barrels, al SIS so for State, and 50 for Ohio.
Sales of 600 barrels southern at 80 @ 80 20.
Wheat is lower. Corn easier-sales of 10000
bushels, at Sic. "a Sac. Pork dull-sales of 100
barrels, at SD 81 for mess. Beef steady-saes OF
200 barrels mess, at SID so. Lard dull at 9sc.
Whisky easier-saes of 1000 barrels, at 27c
PHILADELpHIA. May 10.-Flour is firm, with sales
of 500 bbls, at S. rs "a So Dealers generally wait
ing steamers news. Wheat is scarce, with sales,
at So 10 for red, and So 20 for white. Corn is in
moderate request at unchanged rates. Whisky
sales of 200 bbls at 26c. @ 27c Cotton quiet.
Coffee unchanged.
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HON. THOS. HI. BENTON,S
GREAT WORK,

"THIRTY YEARS VIEW"
ID ECEIVED, AND FOR SALE AND
N delivery to subscribers at the store Of Messrs.
Downs ~ Hutchinson, Atheneum building, Penn
syvania avenue, between Al and 9th streets.
will be daily receiving, per Adams 81 Co.'S ex-
press, supplies of the 1st volume of the above
work, price So so, TO meet the wants of subscri-
beers and all others who desire to possess it.
The subscription list being very large, subscri-
bers will confer great favor if they will make
il convenient as far as they can, to call and re.
ceive the work.
Terms, positively, cash on delivery
JNo. 5. HoLLlNGSHEAD, Sole agent,
And only place of sale in the District.
Apr 30-3teo
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supreme Court of the United States,
WEDNESDAY. Man 10. 1854.

David Buel, jr., esq, Of New York, and +.
G.. Ryan, esq.,, Of Wisconsin we're admitted at.
torneys and councillors of this court.
Mr.. Justice Mclean announced to the bar
that the court would not take up for argument
at this term amy case on the docket after No.
100.
No. l0S. Thomas Cromwell's heirs, appel.
lants, cs. the Bank of Pittsburg. The argu.
gent Of this. cause was continued by Mr.. Alden,
for the appellants, by Messrs. Hepburn and
Looris, for the appellees, and by Mr.. Reverdy
johnson, for the appellants.
Adjourned till tomorrow, at IL o'clock.
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ear Special Notice.-HENRY'S INvIGORATING
C0RDIALThe merits Of this purely vegetable extract
for the removal and Of physical prostraton genital
debility affections &C., &c fully described In
another column of this paper to which the reader Is
ferred So per bottle, bottles for S. six bottles for S.
$40 per dozen. Observe the marks Of the genuine:
Prepared only by s. I. COHEN, No. franklin Row,
Vine street, below Eighth Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
For sale by all the respectable druggists and merchants
throughout the country, and by
w. III. GILMAN, Washington, d. @.
CANDY HATCH, Baltimore.
PEEL STEVENS, Alexandria, Va,
Wholesale Agents for Virginia.
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CHAMpAGNE, WHITE WINES, AND

Moet & Chandon's Siery ere. quality
DO Grand Vim d Angaise, A.Oechs
Do Dell de Perdrix,
II. Piper & Co.'s Hedsicck, Ranauld 81 Francois.
Longworth & Zimmermans Sparkling Catawba.
Chas. Schurman,s Sweet Catawba, Ladies' Wine.
Haut Sauternes and Chateau Sauternes White
Wines.
Hulskamp, Zoon Il Moyler's fine Curacao, white
and red, in jugs.
Do do Anisette white, in bottles.
Rosalia Maraschna Cordial.
SHEKELL 81 BAILEY,
May 5--lwif No. 8, oppo. Centre Market
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Transactions IN Stocks, &c.

NEW YORK, May 10.-At the first stock board
to-day, there were sales of Pennsylvania Coal Com.
pany, at 1903; Michigan Central Railroad, 1903;
Parker's Vein, 41t Cumberland Coal Company,
27a; Reading Railroad, 74a Canton, 23s; Erie,
6S3.
The money market is unchanged, and capital
abundant. Stocks are lower.
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New Grenada.

Our advices from Bogota are to the 18th inst.
The decree of the legislature, ceding the
ruins of the Jesuit building adjoining the Ca
bildo, in this city, for primary instruction in
the province Of the Isthmus, has been sane
toned.
We are told officially that the British war
steamer Virago will be despatched as soon as
possible for Valparaiso, with dispatches of I'M
portance for the British admiral stationed at
that port.-I6id.
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TOR SALE, THIRTY-SEVEN AND A
JIG hafacres of Land, lying within half mile of
the Plank Road, and within three miles Of the
limits OF the city. The most of the tract is in
wood, lies well for cultivation, with two fine
springs on it, under good fencing and admirably
adapted for market farm. The wood when sold
will pay for the necessary improvements. Terms
easy. Applyto JAMES J. MILLER,
Over Selden, Withers Il Co.'s Bank
Nav 11--eo1m
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Lime DIAMOND JEMELRY.-I ann

ZINE DIAMOND JEWELRY.-I am
IL constantly receiving and manufacturing to
order new styles OF Diamond and all kinds of fine
Jewery and Sllverware, at the lowest New York
prices, and from fifteen 10 twenty-five per cent
cheaper than goods of the same quality can be
bought for at other establishments in this city else
where. Please call at the sign Of the Large Spread
Eagle, between Al and 9th streets, Pennsylvania
avenue. II. 0. HOOD.
N. B-Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired
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OR Villa LOT AT PRE-

COTTAGE OR VILLA LOT AT PRI-
~ vate sale--The subscriber will sell at private
sale a lot ofground containing twenty acres, lying
on the Leesburg turnpike, in Fairfax county, five
miles from Georgetown. This property is beauti-
fully situated for cottage or villa residence. Its
location is perfectly healthy and in consequence
of il being considerably elevated, it commands an
extensive view Of the surrounding country for
miles. About IL acres is highly improved and
well set in clover, upon which there is young
orchard Of choice fruit trees, selected with great
care, and well planted there is also upon the
premises material sufficient to construct large
dwelling. JAMES McNERHANY.
LANGLY, Fairfax county, Va. Apr 27--1w