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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-07
Another Remarkable Cure Of Dyspepsia
BOSTON, July Sd, 1851.

BOSTON, July 3D., 1851.
JMessrs Reed, Bates 81 .dustia, Gentlenlea -
Ag:eeaby to your suggestion, il gives me pleasure
10 state, that some five weeks ago. l purchased
two bottles ofyour Oxygensted Bi,ters," and
commenced using tho same, according to direc-
tons, and experienced the happiest effects.
] had been troubled with dyspepsia about three
years. During the warm season, and al times,
was obliged 10 give up all attention to bnsin ss
aud although had advice ofmany good ply sioians
was confined for six weeks 10 the house, and con-
Timed 10 grow worse, until took your me dieine; /;
] am now almost cured OF every dissgrable svmp.
otH, aud Rble TO do business as usual.
The whole credit Of my restoration 10 health, is
due TO the OiygenGted Bitte,s.
Your obedien. Servant,
ABkER SMITH,
Grocer, Central Square, East Boston.
n Cure for Watsr Jrosh and Indigestion
HARTFORD, March 5, Isi9
heTeby certify, that DR.. Green's g Orygena-
ted Bitiers. have proved more tffieacioys Ia re-
lieving me from water. brash stomach. indigestion.
aud cosiiveness, which has been very troub'some
have BEEN trying daring my iliness; aud cheer
fully recommend Il 10 all who are thus afflicted.
SAMUEL HAMILTON.
Mr.. Hamilton has charge ofihe Orphan Asyl
Hartford, CT, aud is well known, aud highly es-
ieemrd as a citizen.
REED, BATES Il AUSTIN, Wholesale Drug
Ssis, No. 26 Merchants Row, Bosion, General
Agents. Price. 81 per hottie; six bottles for SIS.
ssr sale By NJ /. pUGKLAND \ Go,
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DIR. C. w. MP /,

CONTINUES TO give strict attention 10 all
~ professional calls. His (amosi) unequaled
success recommends him highly 10 the afflicted OF
Hardin aud surrounding Counties.
Kenton, Ohio, March 81, 1854. l0--tc
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-07

J-I'eaulifui extract helping ayoung la
" oat ol a mud pubble. ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-07

fE A CoUsrERFEiTrR, by the name oi
Ju'ios seeles, was arrested in Toledo on lasl
tlWdas On h's oer,ap was fpuni S63l
: eeuo'sr'vi, -bnnS geis. niosIly hses oi dc
gschsusr Baek Of Loekpert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-10
TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

| HE sub CT b.r int nding to change b,s bu,i
l. cess, oilers for sale, 1T Baltimore prices. a, d
on accommodating re ms, his entire stock of ium
Drr, equal IN quality AT d quantity to sny in tb,
Ditric1 Living purchased almost exclusively fIf
Cash. and wishing to CO out by thH1 a Of JarH,rv
can and Will sell as low as the sauiS quality can
ee bought In this market for cash. aud give the
ens-ers um" Tor notes satistac orily secured with
interest have now o hand
700, 900 feet Albany White Pine
IoO oOO DO Susquehanna do
ioo,OOo 60 dressed and undressed Carolina and
Eastern Shore Flooringl
aVU,O0O feet White aud Yellow Pine Siding
100000 Laths
100000 Shingles
hOoOO Pickets. Chestnut and Cedar posts
large assortment Of Eastern Shore North Gam.
lima Spruce ard Hemlock Joist Scantline and
Timber ""o
aUo,o9o ieet Hemlr OK Rails. for fencing
Iogether vita large stock tf Arb. POPLAR. Cher.
~, AID Walnut A0Pi'' 0a0i'
Also, full cargo Of seasoned Pensacola F:oor,po
Jus. received, equal in every respect to spy ev.
McLaIe's Mill. ~ Asef
NJ Inc wht!f aud warehouse known a. &c agdep,s
VII Do .or rent on the LIST Of January next
~ pAs oeen put in ,Dplete order has q ater front
VI up ARDS OF i've hundred feet and twenty feet
uepth o. water at low tide IL is beyond oues,ion
Inc mort desirable wharf proper 10 lhis D,stric,
al persons ,Ldebtsd 10 me reQues ed Ia s.I,ls
their accounts al once either BY ca.h or not.s -
short es. THNODORE MuSHRR ~
nov 'O-Im| Blagden,s Wharf
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EXTENSIVE YIELD OF GRAPEs.-Mr. E. A.
Mckay, of Naples, Ontario co was in yester-
day with box of grapes Of his own raising.
He has one acre of ground from which he has
gathered over 10000 pounds this year. The
soil is sandy loan with gravelly sub soil, SIM
liar to that about the bay His vines are in
rows running N. Is deg E. Mr.. Mckay has
sold in New York, in Montreal, and Quebec,
and at other places, the amount named, for
which he has probably averaged Is cents per
pound He puts them up very handsomely in
small boxes and they keep we'll. His grapes
are of the Isabella variety, and are much i'm.
proved by his system Of eultivation.-Roch.
AMERICAN, Saturday
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TWO WEEKS later FROM CALIFORNIA

TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
The steamer North Star arrived at New
York last evening with two weeks later news
from California. She brings the mails, ST.
70O,O 900 in gold, and 526 passengers
THE YANKEE BLADE WRECKED.
The steamer Yankee Blade left San Fran
cisco on the 30th Of September for Panama,
and was wrecked On the following dav. She
had on board 800 passengers, besides her
crew and fremen, when she struck the reef
rocks, of Point Arguello, Is miles above Point
Conception.
A heavy fog hung upon the coast, which
was the cause of the disaster The captain
supposed the steamer to be twenty miles from
tho coast at the time of the disaster The
scene among the passengers is represented to
have been awful, fifteen of whom persisted be-
fore they were rescued. The following are all
the names of the lost that are given Four
children of Mrs. Youngstown, Mrs Brennan and
child; Mrs. Sumner and child; Mrs. Smith and
child, wife of Messrs. Smith, Brothers & Co.;
Mr. Moore and child, and Frank Mitchell
There was a terrible scene of pillage on
board after she struck, and before the passen-
gers were rescued by the steamship Goliah.
All the specie on board, amounting to $153, 200,
was lost. The ship is a total wreck, having
soon washed to pieces.
A FORGERY.
Henry Meigs has committed forgeries of
Comptroller's warrants, the stock of Califor-
MIA, papers, &C., to the extent of 81, 500 900,
and decamped for parts unknown, with his
brother, John g. Meigs, in the bark American,
which they purchased, stored, and armed for
the purpose.
The trial of Colonel Walker, ex.P President of
Sonora, is progressing.
BATTLE IN THE PACIFIC.
A French fleet, consisting of three frigates
and sloop of war, arrived at San Francisco
on the I'd inst. They had, in conjunction with
the English feet made an attack on the Rus.
sian town and fort of Petropoulowski, in KAN
schatka.
The English and French were repulsed with
loss variously estimated at from one hun
dred to about douoIe that number. The Brit
ish Admiral Price, who commanded the com
bined feet, was killed by pistol shot during
the engagement, and it is supposed accident
ally shot himself.
Two Russian vessels had been captured by
the allies. The British ships sailed afterwards
for Vancouver's Island.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
THE PARROWS ARE COMING.

DARRoW's GREAT sou lHERN BURLksQUK
IL OPERA, BALLET aud PAST0M1ME TROUPE
will commence q series Of their chsste and Draw
n { Room Entertainments st the owe named beau.
tful exhibition Hal, MONDAY EVENING,
November 18th, and continue for wesk.
The Company, as ev,r, comprises talented par
formers each one bright star in his profession.
Mems. HERNANDEZ,
The NJ st accomplished GuiIarst in eXistepos, 10
still connected with this company. He he's been
Justly styled the wonder Of the world.
Mr.. C. W. KENDALL,
Yankee comedian and comic singer, Will appear each
evening in his original GRAPE VINE TWIST.
CIV MOORE,
the talented negro comedian, will also appear each
evening
The company will introduce their Great Burlssqus
On the
CHINESE JU9GLIRS,
10 which Moue Hernandez actually impsles g. W.
dsore board with !arge ste 4 knives No other
company has attempted This startling piece OF
performance except the Chinese.
Mr.. pUN bowers
will appear az Bob Ridiy every evening
ner Farce or PantomIme will be introduced
every night.
For further particulars sea descriptive sheets.
Offic rs Engaged to keep pere;t order.
Admission 25 Cents
Doors open AT 6x o'cIock-psrformsnce COM
m-nce at ~, and concludes AZ TO 10.
nov eff JOHN p. rNIrH. Agent.
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KANSAS EMIGRANTs COMING BACK-Many
of the emigrants sent out by the Anti. Slavery
Society to take possession of the Territory of
Kansas, are coming back sick of the under
taking. We find in the Boston Atlas some &C.
counts from one of their emissaries. The At
las says:
"a young Milk street clerk who went out
with the September party, from Boston, writes
to his friends most doleful account of his
sufferings. He says, that after reaching Kan
sas City, he and others of the party started on
foot, gun in hand, fer their new location On
their way, he says, they were obliged to sleep
in the hay gathered in the fields, purchasin :
quart of milk from an Indian souaw for
twenty five cents to moisten their hard food
that, upon reaching their destination, they
found the accommodations to be few over
crowded tents, and they were obliged to camp
in the open air. The land now unclaimed i.
some distance from the river, and is bare OF
wood
"In addition, he says it is necessary to keop
vigilant eye upon their effects, for fear of
their disappearance. He declares that of the
party of one hundred and sixty who loft with
him, at least ninety are on their way back to
the eastward, we'll satisfied that they are not
fitted to settle new and unbroken country. !"
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A CARD-LEHISC AEUSi, in retiring from the
IA profession in which he has been 90 long and he
trusts 30 accep:abiv engaged, tenders his thanks t.
Nr. CCCHEU, Icr many yeas teacher in New
YORK. and ether Cities cd last year in this
ci'y aad George'owri Mss taken his Saloon and 81
cohn ientiy recommends hin to the notice of his
friends as fully qus;ii,d in his profession anS
worthy TIE coAnuonce Of tie community as q gen
lis Saloon can he rented for Balls Concerts. Par
leg, fuhlc Meetings, &c, On reasonable terms nv
application to CHARLES TUCKER, Agent
nov 1O-6ts a, a.
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q The New York Sun says: s'On Sunday
no less than ten pastors preached to their re-.
spective focks in this city upon matters ap-
pertaining to their duty as citizens of great
and prosperous republic. The Maine law
Duties of American cities Thoughts sug-
gestsd ~ the occurrence Of the day were
ton of priest and lawyer. And in nearly all
the churches, it is said, allusion to the extra.
ordinary state of political affairs were made. ,,
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was killed. The TURKS began the battle by
besieging the citadel of Gumri, when the Rus
sian corps which formerly defeated the Turks
at Bajagid advanced to the rescue from Fri
van, but were repulsed and shut In In one of
the defles, suffering considerable loss.
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL. Saturday, noon.-Cotton-The
market is unchanged, but firm, with sales of
between 1000 and 5000 bales.
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FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING,

MI RS. NJ. A. K. BROWN, N. Sos L street, be-
WI tween sixth and seven b, would respectfully
an ounce to the laties Of Washington, that (not.
VIII hstandipg report is in circulation 10 the con
trarv) she still continues the Fashionable Dress
Making Business and is prepared to execute ri
orders that may he eonfled TO her. In q style that
she fstters herself will give entire satisfaction la
DIES Who desire sieeant work and a neat and beau.
tful 1t will fiod thsir interest advanced bv giving
me cail. NJ. A. b. BROifN.
l0-3tH
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
80. Hon. John Appleton, of Maine, Is At
Wizards Hotel.
80. Major Henry Weightnan has reached
this city.
80. Hon. John M. Clayton made q speech
at Delaware City, on Monday, in favor of the
Know Nothings, and predicted all sorts of ruin
in consequence of the passage Of the recipro-
city bill, which, he said, would cause reduc-
ton in the price of wheat and breads iuffs
generally. The honorable gentleman is on
the wrong tack. Now, nothing would rejoice
the hearts of the masses of tho country more
than reduction in tho price of coal and
breadstuffs Rank, prohigate speculation keeps
these articles outrageously high.
go. Mr.. j. B. Roberts, the young American
tragedian is playing a very successful engage
ment at Nashville, Tenn. The papers of that
city are very loud in their praises of his i'm.
presentations of Sir Giles Overreach, Hamlet,
Richard III, and Richelieu.
.... Judge Gamble, of the Supreme Court
of Mississippi, has resigned his seat upon the
bench in consequence of ill health The re-
signation is to take effect on the 18th inst
go. Mr.. John Hector, the well known and
popular vocalist, died at the residence of a
relauVe IN boston, on M Onday night, OF drOpsy
Of the heart. He was about 30 years of age,
and on the eve of marriage.
80. Some miscreant attempted, on Wednes-
day evening, to throw vitriol in the face of
Madame E. Wallace Bouchelle, vocalist, and
sister of Wallace, the composer, as she was
leaving the Metropolitan theater, New ork
in company with friends. She escaped the
blow aimed for her face. but she recei we'd the
contents of the bottle of vitriol on her dress
The miscreant is supposed to be person who
had previously sent Madame B. threatening
letters.
80. One James Kincabaugh died in Chilli
cothe, Ohio, a few days since. Before his
death he directed that he should be buried
beside his wife (who died some years since) in
the Methodist Cemetery north of this place
Accordingly, when his demise took place, a
friend went to show the sexton the spot, and
found grave dug in the precise spot. The
sexton remembered that stranger had on
Wednesday (three days before Mr.. 4 s DEATH
ordered the grave for person of that name,
but 40 one knows who the stranger was, or
what was his motive for such singular con.
duct.
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SPIRIT OF THE aoRNIEa PRESS

ofIAII UF I < hUENIK1 PRESa
The Intefitgeneer has an appropriate notice
OF the death of the venerable widow of Alex
ander Hamilton, of whose extreme illness We
notified the Stars readers some days ago
The same paper explains justly that the re.
cent New York election exhibits no party test
there
Inc O"'oT rejoices that the days of Hards
and sofss are over in New Yo,k, feeling Ger.
tain that proof Of that consoling fact may be
drawn from the election there of Tuesday, last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-10

AJUsr LAw.-The Legislature of Vermont,
ROW in session, has passed a law to punish
fraudulent issues and transfer of stock, making
such issue felony, punishab BILE by a fine not
exceeding $1,000, and imprisonment in the
nor more than ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-10

AN ESCAPED PRIsoNEn-The PEOPLE of the
little English town of Grimsby were startled
the other day by the appearance in their
streets of tall, handsome Circassian, in pic
turesque costume. He turned out to have
been prisoner in Russia, who escaped by Sc
creting himself in a British bark, under a
load Of timber.
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n~ TU sCAkORA NO 5, improved
uS Order Of Red Men, announce to the Brothers
Of the Older and the public In general that thew
" Ill give BA. on THURSDAY EVENING 7th =,
Dscem Der, at Odd Fellows Fall, Navy Yard.
Particulars In future advertisement
j. Il. UBaIEN,
nov -so2W" Treasurzr
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y w. NJ MILLS, at fredericksburg Va,
is prepared to furnish subscribers to the Star
win their papers early every morning. Per.
sons wanting the paper will be promptly at
tended to by leaving their names and ad-
dresses with him.
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CITY EXPENDITURES in BosroN-Mayor
Seaver, of Boston, says the city expenditures
in Boston this year are $2,O56,691 against
Sl,546,6sl last year, making the rate of taxa
ton SO 20 per one thousand dollars, against
ST. so in 1853.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-10

A CAkD.-J0HH II. tUrHMANN desires 10
"A return his grateful acknowledgements to the
different fire csmpsni-s for th.ir very srsnuouh
and rraisew or by Efforts to preserve his propertr
fir the confiag Of the night of the 9Th lust
and at the same time to thank Captain Birch Of
the Auxiliary Guard, Mr.. John D.vis Chief of Pc.
ic., and many 9th citizens for their kind care OF
the pren Uses, during this trying occasion.
nov 10-tt
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DANCING ACADEMY AT CARUSFS
SALOON

MR- JOHN COoaEU respectfully announces TO
~ MS friends, patrons, and the public, that his
school for Dsncir e. Waiting, &c il now onsn ar
Carusis Saloon. Mr.. COOHEU trusts that the a..
tsfacfon expressed ~ his pat at the terminus
ton Of his last years labors will again be freely
given.
Hours for Tuit'on fr Misses and Master. every
Tuesday at P. m. and every Saturday at 10 a. n,
for Gentlemen every Tuesday and SATURDAY. at
~
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GEN. CAss ON THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
Cen Cass delivered an elaborate speech a,
Detroit, On the 4th instant, in which he replies
at length to the attack of the Richmond En-.
quirer on his Democracy. Of tho attack, he
said:
81 have been arraigned by the Richmond
Enquirer in terms not less arrogant than viru.
lent-frst denounced and then renounced [
have been finally expelled from tho Demo
cratic party, by its decree of excommunic alton.
But, as ! am not in the habit of submitting to
assumption, nor presumption, so I shall not
submit to both, even when united in the col
umns of that once justly and highly esteemed
journal. How are the mighty fallen?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-10

M RS BANNEHM AN has ju t received from New
vi York beautiful assortment Of rich Goods,
comprising In part sash ana bonnet Ribbons. mar
Tow trimming Ribbons, Velvet, Plush and Ribbon
trimmings for tlosks and Dresses, embroidered and
lace Collars Sleeves ChemisetLs; cambria and wi
Dufiiags, Edgngs and Bands; ,honiton ana thread
Lace aud EdgiDg, hourning Collars and Sleeves
bonnet sllss and catin Florence rspes, Illusions,
Nets and T oreIs. Gail and examine at
MRS. RASNERMAN'S,
poA ee3t Pc aY,opp0site Cent? Market
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GRAND FIREh EMS AND CITIZENS BALI
V[G[LAlT FIRE GDNPAnY

i'BE VisiI.nt Fire Company of Georgetown. re-
specduiiy announc. to their frit nds and the
poolic Generally that Ih'ir FIFTH ANNUAL RAIL
VIII tax place on TUESDAY, 2sth inst at FOR
The Company pledge themselves that no pains or
expense Will &c spared to make this of the most
agreeable Balls Of the season.
Pr-speris celebrated Band is engaged for the &c.
casion. " '--' ~
Nobats or cars will be allowed In the room. ercen.
those worn by FIremen.
Tickets 0NE DOLLAR, admitting q pentlsm.,
and ladies; to be had of any of the Managers.
MANAGERS.
EaMsrd 8: wright, j seph L. Semmes,
=. n. hodler, Vim Crowley,
John W. Gross, JOSEPH W. Msril.
y; III. Linthicum, Anthony Rcdisr,
Albert Palmer, John shankeIford
John Mehagen, H.nry @. Keaysr'
John T. Fin y, samuel ]. Fesrson
u v l0-dtb
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e A. B. OWENS, No 20 High st. Ports.
mouth Va, will furnish subscribers to the
Evening Star with their papers regularly
every morning after its issue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-10

JEREMIAH hIDwELL, Esq, is appointed
our agent for collecting subscriptions to the
OH'ly Evening Star and Weekly Star, i.
the State of Virginia. We commend him to
the kind attention of our friends
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e The Boston Post says, many colored
men In New York city voted the Know Moth
ing ticket on Tuesday, greatly to the discom
future of the abolitionists, who had calculated
on these votes as q matter of course.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
The Julien Buflesque Opera Troupe,
or TWENTY Pal for~ers

Being the largest company of Ethiopian MinstreIs
Ia the United Siatee, most respectfully announce a
short series Of their novel and amusing entertain.
ments st the above Hall, for FOUR NIGHTS ONLY,
commencing WEDNESDAY, the sth inst
Prominent in this unique and new enterprise IL the
GREAT BURLE>QUE ON NJ JULIEN,
And his renowned D chStrs Of Twenty p rformers
Comprising fourteen select from the different
operas.
The Burlesque on the Hutchinson Family.
And entire new aud orr sinsi selection II sonss,
Duets, and Tho uses,
The whole pronounced to Re the best musical oxhi.
btion In the country.
81 Tickets - cents, chldren's tickets Is cents
can be had at the music stores, hotels and at the
door.
Concert commences at ~ O'Clock.
nova n s. CAhTEE, Manager
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lnY DR.. SUWARTZE FULMOSIC BALsAN
T the cur Of Cough, Colds asthma. 6c
A1so, d.. 1Ch wAaTZs'S WORN DEsTnOYING
sYfUf- nrvsr known to fai
For faie at oCAWAhTZs l. SONS dug stora
Pa aveaue, next to U. 8. hotel. NOV Johns
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| Alexandra Gazette eopy.l
BARGAINS-BARGAINS.

WIsHING to re1use the present .tock OF Fall
w G,ods or hsnd have determined to make a
great reduction in pricrs.
"usljn Embroidered Collars q worth q
Cambria do 60 9s all a-ESso
DO and Muslin Embd Sleeves, 5Oc to 81 50
Lace do Soc tn$6
10 Enid Habits and Collars Csc to $40
Muslin do do 37A to S.
Lace do do t1 r. e.
Face Flowers l21< to rs per pair
Bornet Ribbons to @ a yard
,'sp, neck and sash klbbops
Cord Kid Glov-s 81 No. pair
Cambria Bands 81 to 81 50
Muslin do 60c to IS
Dress Caps, silk ana thread uiueIons
brsids, Gimps, Buttons Stockings
And . variety Of goods too hume rous 10 u,ent,on.
A. TATE
nov 1-eolN
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I'd class C$1 400 per annum) clerk in this office,
vice W. W. Stevens, resigned
Mr. S. Y. McNair has also been promoted
in the same Office to similar position. v;ce
N. B. Markle, resigned.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, tho 9th of Nov,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered Oh
the books of tho Department
For the redemption of stock. $50. S72 10
For paying other Treasury debts. 1850 20
For the Customs. ............... $3.50 IL
Covered into the Treasury frem
miscellaneous sources. ...... 10 IS
For the Interior Department. 49,. go as
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NEW ARRIVALS OF CLOVIS, CASSIE
GERES AND VESTINHs

Third Arrival VI THE SfASO.
WAL SrEPHkNs are now omen NO IN.
w lag-et and most varied and bes utiful sseort
m 1t Of CL0Tes, CLASSMATES, and VEsTINGs
ever 'or sale in this city, all Of which viii be i'd
~ me very .ett prices. Our friends aud patrons
and the publ: gensr ally, respectfully invited
10 ca and ieok at them before purchasing elee-
where All these goods will b. made up to order hv
our capita corps Of fashionable cutters and talors
nov s. 3t 0'
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u The Atlanta (Ga.) Examiner says, sthe
negroes have organized Know Nothing lodges
and are zealously cooperating with white
folks in extending American principles"
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lust RECEIVED, fresh supply of A. B.
- W1LBOR'S COD LIVER OIL AND PHOS
PLATE OF LINE. The most palstabIe and efica.
ci~us preparation Of Cod Liver Oil known Ior the
ere OF Consumption, scrofu'a, Coughs, Cnlds
Asthma, br. ECui Is, AMI all scr"fulous humore
For sale by eCHWARTZE & SON.
(Agents for Washington Pa. avenue, next door
10 u :. Hotel nov 19-2m~