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Brighton Cattle Market,-Nov. q

Brighton Cattle Market,-Nov. q.
At Market. 1000 Beef Cattle, 900 Stores,
II pairs Working 0xcn,l4 Cows and Calves,
1000 Sheep and Lambs and 500 Swine.
Priccs-Becf Cattle-Extra IS first quail
lily, 81, so; second do s697 ,225: third do s6
&C ,25; ordinary S4,7595.
Hides-S596 Tallow-Ssas, so rclts-
42975c, Calf Skins lie per Id.
Veal Calves-$5,5 90, 697.
Stores-Yearlings-S9 l09ll. Two Years
old-Sl2, 20, 23927, Three years old-s26,
2s, 30g36.
Working 0xen-very ordinary SIS. 900
100.
Cows and calyes-S21, 81, 81, 40. 45949,
Sheep and Lambs-Extrs $3.50, 4,75, s,
6G7 by lot, 81 so, Q. S04.
Swine-4c5c. Retail 696ic- Fat lIoss
4le4Ic.
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THE CONFERENCE of the Methodist
Church, now in session at Cincinnati,
Ohio, have adopted resolutions recon-
mending the repeal of the Fugitive
Slave Law, the re-enactment Of the
Missouri Compromise, and "that per-
sons helding slaves for gain or their
own convenience in any way, with the
intention of perpctuanng the bondage
of the slave, should not be received
into the Methodist Church, or suffered
to continue therein"
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Turrsn.v Nov. o

THURSDAY, Nov z.
SgNArE--Mr. Sergeant, from the
joint committee, on that subject, report.
cd joint resolution fixing an Friday,
Nov. 10, for the day of final adjourn
ment Of the General Assembly laid on
the table
Mr.. Benedict introduced bill rcla-
ting to Rail Road Corporations, offices
to be kept in state, by Secretary and
Treasurer, and prescribing penalties for
violatous.) referred to committee on
Roads, aud ordered to be printed
Reports. From committee on Banks,
bill relating to Banks, with proposition
TO strike out third section sc amended,
aud ordered to be eugro,scd and read
81 time. Bill charging the capital
stock of the Bank Of Dandy, adverse to
its passage Sd reading refused bill to
incorporate West Randolph Bank ad.
verse to its passage laid on the table
From committee on judiciary. bill rea.
ting to proof Of marriage. with PROPOSE
tons 90 amend. and when 80 amended
ought ( . pass ordered to be cngrossed
and read Cd time House bill to equal
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EHThs ladies Of the Congregation.
al Society, will have sale of articles
and refreshments, commencing on Tues
day evening, Nov. l4,h, Att o'clock, in
the Lecture Room. Admission 10 OTIS.
Tickets 10 be had At II. Wilcox's Shoe
store and r. L. Fuller's store
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New YORK, Nov. AT the Hard
Shell Democratic Ratification meeting
in this city last night, the Hon DIS.
Dickinson spoke and defined the main
question of the coming election to DO
Bronson and good liquor-Seymour
and bad liquor, or Clark and no liquor
nj all
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B@- 1t is said that the Brazil gov
ernmentt is considering bill for the
opening of the Amazon to all nations,
and it has bought back the exclusive
privilege which it granted some years
ago to some Of its citizens. 1t pays
$4,000 per year for twenty years to
get il back. ~ 'rf'.'iria
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TnANKsGlviNG Thursday, Nov.
30th has been selected as a day of
Thanksgiving in Maine, New Hamp-
shire, Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ken
lucky.
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Temperance .mt lie Uorse Fair -
We took great pleasure in barring ties.
iimony 20 tue sohr.cty aud good order
of the Agriculture, State Far. and con-
graduated our citizens upon a fact 80
crcdilablr TO them We are sorry to
give different account Of the last fair.
1t was attended with more of drinking
aud drunkenness Ian has been seen here
for many years. 1t was sold openly aud
de6antly of the Law. and rot gut abound
ed in haunts about the fair grounds
Brattlet0ro Statesman.
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COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. 90. A letter
dated Marion, Ala, Oct. IL, states
that the Howard College had been
burned down, and twenty-five of the
students had been severely injured by
jumping from the windows. Two are
reported to have died from their in-
iufips.
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IssuRAscE LcssEs.--Ths life in.
suance companies # New York. it is
said, suffer to the extent Of $50, 900
by the loss Of life on the Arctic.
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III arric0,

In New Haven, Nov, !, BY Rev. g.
Hurlburt. Mr.. Albert G. Wells. Of Dor
chester, Mass to Miss Minora p. Flint,
of Braintrec, VT.
In Ripton, on the I'd inst- BY Rev. N.
NJ. Stearns. Mr.. Joseph A. Loveu to
Miss Jane b. Madison, both Of Ripton
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CLASS l0.-PArns DnAFr HorsEs.
lst, White &. Ball, Bratllcboro, $40
I'd, s. NJ & A. +. Wait. do. 20
Sd, L. Martin, Keene, N. H., l0l
Class ll.--SweEPsTAKEs.
LIST, ii. II. Baxter, Rutland, $500
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LIQUoH CAsEs.-U!on information
beipg given by the Carson League,
L. " Lyons, Of Milll,Lury, and
Sumner Pratt and frank Reed, Of
Brattlehoro, were arrested BY constable
Salisbury, for selling intoxicating i4-
nor upon and near the Fair Grounds,
during the Horse Fair OF last week.
Several barrels # the - stuff was
found ia their possession. Iacy were
bro't before Il. Tyler, Esq. and fined
each $40 and cost ". Statesman.
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Ex9~ 1t is understood that Willard
Hall, of Missouri, will be appointed
Governor Of Nebraska.
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IL Henry j, Gardner, Esq, Of Bos-
ton. the rcputed Know Nothing candi-
date for Governor of Massachusetts,
stands n fair chance, it is said, of being
elected Gen. Henry Wilson, the Re
publican candidate,h has declined the nom.
ination
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Il Another Forgery has come to
light at Bethel. Messrs Johnson aud
Collamcr, young merchants Of that place.
recently rcccipteG goods. attached by
Boston creditors to the amount Of $1,000,
by the help Of forged names. and also
obtained $1,000 from the ueighboring
banks on forged paper. The highly re.
spectacle connections Of the young men
increase the sensation caused 10y the af
fair. There is prima facie evidence that
johnson procured the false signatures.
Collamer all the while surprising they
we're genuine johnson has made his
escape into parts unknown Collamcr
was arrested. but subsequently, released
under sufficient guarantees for his np.
pearancc at any time when required -
burlington Free Press
The above story has been goirg the
rounds, with variations. for the last week
or two. One account has it that SIS 000
was obtained from the Mortified Bank
twhcrc the forgcries were first detected J
The actual amount was 81 500 We arc
Informed that Johnson will probably be
arrested and it ia whispered that Col
lamer is by no means 50 innocent as the
above version would Indicate.
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The Great Red Dragon ;

Or The Master hey 10 P>fcry. ty An.
TnoN, GAVIN. formerly one Of the
Roman Cathode Priests of Sara
Sossa, Spain.
We have received from the publish
er this Book-Comprising a complete
history of popery giving full ac,
count Of all the customs Of the Priests
and Friars, and the Rites and Cercmo
MES of the Popish religion to which is
added an account Of the Mquisition at
Goa; the Mquisition at Macerata ; a
Preservative against Popery "a Sum-
mary of the Roman Catholic Faith /;
and q number of authenticated Dam,
nations and Recommendation pro-
claimed BY the Pope at sundry times
against Welt'hnomn European Per-
sondges.
Also detailed account Of the Rom.
an Catholic Auricular Confession, com
prising number of private confessions
of Young Women and of Priests at the
point Of death the deplorable practice
of the Priests in selling permissious to
Commit Crimes. or MdalgenceS of the
most awful and indelicate nature to
which is appended List of Prices re-
quired for each sin /; ErtirpatiOa Of
Heretics, and Notes giving a statement
of the Power and Prospects of the
Papal Church in the United States.
The work is bound in rich muslin,
gilt back aud the old Dragon on the
side, with marble edges, in very SUI
perior and workmanlike manner, and
finely illustrated with ensravings.-
Price, S1,25.
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u ie0,

In stark.bOro, Sept. 2sth, M, Paul
Bloyd, aged So,
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The Peak Family,

Vocalis,s aud Gcrmanian Bel. Ringers
This well known and much admired
family Of Vocalis's aud Bell Ringers
are to favor US with one Of their enter
,ainmenis next Thursday evening, at
Union Hal, when all should DO sure and
hear them. They are toewell known
cveyy rheye to need word said in their
praise, and We will euly- add, that % this
QUE night is the only one they eau remain
with w. it would DO advisable to SECURE
seats {" early as possible as there
will undoubtedly be o rush
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iaaexibly our own rights and the highest
interests of hauanity--whcn We shall
fully know aud acknowledge that to es.
iabhsh Gods laws in Cue world is the
highest possible achievement, Of the best
aud greatest craftsmanship. That day
will be the dawping of more glorious
era in this Republic; it will be The be,
ginning Of that greatness, which patriots
and statesmen have beheld in vision
which sages and lawgivers in other ages
have sought in vain to rcalizc-but which
tho fathers of the nation and all good
men have fondly believed should here at
last reach its development. Till that day
dawns the magnificent prophecy Of
Berkeley will fnd no justification in oul
history
westward the course ofEmpirc takes its WAY
The four first ac;s already past,
A fifth shall close the drama with the day;
TINES NuBLEsT OFFSPRING Is THE LAST"
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From tho Buffalo (DaiIy) Republic.

The Buffalo CommercialAdve
The Commercial, of last evening,
announces the sale Of that establish
lnent, by E. X. JEwETT and THOMAS
NJ. FooTE, to c. +. s. THOMAS. S.H.
LATnRoP and j. II. LATHRop, who
will hereafter conduct the entire bu-
sincss OF newspa per publishing, printJ
ing, sterco.yping, &C., Mr.. 4. III.
PARMALEE remaining in charge OF
the editorirl department Of the paper.
In parting with the former proprietors
who have done so much to elevate the
character Of the press in this section
of the state, we congratulate them on
retiring rich in this worlds goods. A
few years ago they commenced, with-
out means, the publication of the Com.
mercidl, but by industry, energy, and
an intelligent appreciation Of the
wants and prosperity of the city, b1ils
up an establishment second to few il
this country, and now retire, each with
fortune. leaving to competent and
enterprising successors the means to
follow their example. 1t has not been
ouf fortune to agree with the political
views 'dvocated by our contemporary
but We have always admired the sbili-
! ~ with Which it has been conducted
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MAMMOTH VfGwrABLFs b B. Tot.
,iughom Esq. of Shorcham, dropped in.
to our Office one day last week, and left
two beets Weighing 2ii lbs.--a head Of
cabbage that weighed u, lbs.-a blood
beet weighing 9 lbs.-a turuip weighing
~ lbs. and carrots that weighed }!
lbs. We have caJJascd the turnp. and
are now inclined to think it can't be beat,
Oar Devil says the above assertion ia not
corrcct-hc KNOCKS il can br.s0k
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CorA1RY SALES OF STocK.-We are
pleased to report sales Of stock like the
following in our market. while we are
we'll assured that there are enough of
the same kinds lcft.--llon. Charles S
Wright. Of Racine, Wisconsin has made
a purchase Of some Fire Durham and
Hereford cattle, bought Of Charles L.
Smith, II Plumley and A J. Bingham;
Thirteen Brood Mares aud Colts Of A
p. Skiff. Goodwin. Pet
tibonc. A. Dana ard s. W. Jcwctt
and Forty four French Merno sheep OF
s. w. Jcwctt, amounting invaluc to
over Nine thonsand Dollars. All
Of the horses ha Morgan blood in their
veins, many crqsscd upon the thorough
bred horse orc brood mare and colt
recently owucd by E Seymour Of Brat.
tlcboro. Of the hiches, grade Of VI organ
Was sold by S W. Jcwctt.
Success to eutcrprize Vermont rcaps
her full share of profit from breeding
fii>. animals. Mr.. Wright is wealthy
citizen of Racine, formerly from Ben
nington. Vernon.
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harmless and grateful quality, and use,
eeptionablc 6,ncss for the table, as com
pared even with the costly varieties o.
the expensive glass-bouse culture, in ad
dition to tho Lyman Grape, we name .b,
White Sweetwater. *
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Oh in the long and lonely hours,
With moro on shadow than Of light
When the weak heart forgets 70 pray
For more OF days and less Of night,
How oft como up, amid our tears,
The happy dream Of Other Years!
Oil summer years of long agol
Oh morning stars Of all our life. ~
Ye shine upon the sen OF time, -
Through all the clouds Of care and strife.
Lies woof Is marrod by fate's cold shears,
All save the web Of Other Years.
OH years Of sunlight aud Of ilowersi
Without cloud, without blight
LIES waste, all bright with Eden bowers
From whence no birds e'er took their fight
For, all there grew no poison fears
In your blest fields, oh, Other years!
OH era Of our childhood time
Oh land Of light without shade
Thine are the only pleasant paths,
Wherein our wandering feet have strnyed.
We walk in ways made wet with tears,
Signing for We, blest Other Years [!
Oh! years immortal in your bloom!
We stay within the far away,
And through the rainy autumn time M
We turn, and find 20 always May.
( We ne'er are lost In mists Of tears,
Your skies are cloudless, Other Years.
The way through this dim after time
Is strewn with faded iris bows,
And broken rings, and garlands dead,
And there's grave yard at the close.
But ali no ivy, dark with fears,
Grew in your fields, fair Other Years!
But hushl faint heart, for far beyond
Rises land OF fadeless bloomi
OH way ward soul, to thus complain,
Because thou gropest while In gloom,
When, at the eve and morn Of night,
There lives such plains Of living light
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ID w. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor,
~ - unosr t1ac United BtsGn Aotei, would Sespect
fully inform his eust0sncrs and the public 8onesaliy
that hs has jst received Fall and Winter Goods
In great variety, such Cloths Oasspercs, and Yes
ungs of tie latest importation, aud u prepared 70
have thcn made mp Vt the shortest notice. IN the most
fashionable manner, and vt low rates Of prices.
~ Having made arrangements TO 90 into the Ready
Made Clothing Busineess' extensively this season he
feels confident that he can offer TO those wishing to
purchase stock Of Clothing not inferior 20 any in
this city, and not made up at the North, is usually
the case with work sold here, butcnt in his es
tablishment and made by our own needy citizens in
this dull season. At low rates Of prices Heis enabled
therefore, TO compete with northern work in point Of
prices and as ID quality and style he will leave for
those who favor him with call 70 judge.
He can sell whole suits tcoat pants and ves At the
following rates
Good suit for business purposes out Of cloth or cass
mere, for the small sum Of. .....,..... $l5
Dress and Frock Goats FROM. $40 90 to $50
Oyercoats of different styles. IL 90 TO 70
Black and Fancy Pantaloons ...... 80 70 10
Silk and Velvet vests. 90. .......,. % 70 ny
This stock of Clothing is Of a superior quality and
has been made up since he received the Fall and VIM
ter Fashions. H 4L
He keeps constantly on hand large assortment Of
Fancy Articles, such Gloves, Crayats, Collars UNI
brellas, DC. af lA}Nl "
Sole Agent for the sale Of Scots Report Of Fashions
in this city. & ai nov 27--dIan.1
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Corner Of r aud sth ssysst. near ~ Patsnt QGcs
Two whom was awarded the hEss dipie-
j ma At the great exhibition Of the Mechanics
lie TO his beautiful stock Of foreign and domestic
sweetmeats, 1870 eva. A VS. S 4. .sf.
Misunderstanding his coniectionares at the establish
ment all who favor him with call can rely ON get
ting prime article at all times .gs.
fhe most particular attention paid 10 furnishing
balls, parties, and weddings. He will also keep on
hand and make 10 order at all times 4,
Roman Ices, Ice Cream
Chariot Ruse, Frozen Fruit
Water Ices, Blanc Mango
JelBs, and Pyramids,
OF every style for table ornaments.
Leave your orders at the well-tried store, where
they will receive prompt attention.
dec l2--eo1m W htfN Aff @e .ff EteHt II
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rapid cure If Nt'tfI'

Coughs Colds, Hoarssness, Bronchitis, Wsoop-
ing Cough, Group, asthma, and C0asumr-
ton. sgfS M 1900 N
This remedy has won for itself such notoriety for
its cures Of every variety of Pulmonary disease that
it is entirely unnecessary TO recount the evidences of
its virtues in any community where it has been
ployed So wide is the field Of its usefulness, and
numerous the cases of its cures, that almost every
section Of the country abounds in persons publicly
known whb have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its When
once tried its superiority every other medicine
Of its kind is too apparent to escape observation, and
where its virtues are known the public longer hes
tate what antdots 70 employ for the distressing aud
dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs which
are Incident to climate. And not only in formid-
able attacks upon tho lungs but for the nder vare
ties of Colds Coughs Hoarseness DC. and for child
1t is tho peasantest and safest medicine that can
be obtained
AS it has long been in constant throughout this
section, we need not do than the people
its quality is kept up to tho best that itever has BEEN
and that the genuine article is sold by
Y. ID. GILMAN,
Washington.
o. M, LINTHICUM,
~ Georgetown,
And by all Druggists everywhere.
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HILBUs 4 HITz.
New Drug and Apothecary Store.

si new DIuB ou0 AROtAOCuAy SsU1Os rs
Corner Of Fouy-anda-ha!f and Il street, Island.
vUyHE subscriber respectfully informs his
IL friends and the public that he has opened Q
new Drug and Apothecary store ~ above, and will
constantly keep fresh supply Of pure drugs; also
large and fine stock Of Fancy Goods, Perfumery, &C.;
and would respectfully solicit share of patronage
Mr.. VIM. e. Reifsnider, who has been in the drug
business for the last seven years. in some OF the best
conducted apothecary establishments in baltimore
city, will take charge Of the above place. and physi-
Clans intrasting their PRESCRIPTIONS 70 HIM may rest
pounded, day or night 5ss5ss IN M.
just received y large and fine assortment Of Port
monnais, Lubin's, Bazn's and Wrights Patchoulys
ut reasonable prices o. BOSWELL,
Druggist and Apothccary, corner Maryland ave-
nue. and Seventh street. and liz and street. Wash
ington. ~ F8y
N. b. / can always DO found at my old stand, cor
ner Maryland avenue and It'll street.
dec 12--eo2w Star. o. b.
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ROTHWELL a. BROWNS
New House Furnishing Establishment an,

BOUTWELL, q BROWNS
New House Furnishing Establishment and
t&gEAtt Auction Rooms, tfsf st1t'
Louisiana arenus, opposite The Bank Of Washington.
UNHE notice Of the public, and OF all persons de-
il string TO purchase Furniture, Is respectfully in
vited 10 our assortment embracing almost every
rety of cabiaet and common Furniture, among which
y PARLoR FURNITURE.
Entire sets, including Sofas, Divans, Tetea-Tetee,
Chairs, and Rockers tH
Sofas and Chairs, mahogany and walnut
Centre and Side Tables marble top and mahogany
Easy Chairs and Rockers, Of Webster and other pat
terms
Chairs, in variety, hair, cloth, velvet and damask
Music Stands, Wh.sn0ts, Tea PSys &e;
Extension Dining Tables, Of walnut and mahogany,
Of various sizes
sideboards Side Tables Dining Room Chairs, &c.
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
Ornamental Chamber Sets, Of rose and other fancy
Bedstcad., of every pattern and variety
Children's Bedsteads, Cribs, Cradles, and Chairs
Bureaus narble-top, and mahogany Wardrobes
Washstands, Whatnots, Wa Wash Sinks, Nurse Chairs
Hatracks, Clothes Driers, Light Stands
Tea Tables Office Chairs
Recumbent Easy Chairs, dc ts
With an assortment OF Cot Bedstcads, Mattresses
Carpets, Hearth Rugs, DC.
We shall from time TO time add 10 our stock, and
keep up general assortment and will sell at reason
able prices. A share Of the public patronage is
hcited.
Auction sales.
We.will hold Auction sales in front OF our store
every market morning Of new and secondhand Fur
niture and other goods ALSO frequent night sales Of
miscellaneous articles, and we solicit consignments
Of goods for sale.
From our location, near the Centre Market Space
wo shall be able TO make advantageous sales Of
Horses Carriages Furniture and all descriptions of
property. ROCKWELL a BROWN,
Furniture Dealers and Auctioneers
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-22

Coliectnr,s once, Dec. o, 1854.
IL quent property Il ia course Of preparation and
win be completed and published on or about the LIST
of january 1860 All persons interested earnestly
requested to como forward and (by paying) relieve
inc the oolIsesion and themselyss from {bs onerous
additional expense attending an advertisement.
X. }. ROCHE, Collector.
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