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Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-25

MELAScHoLY CAsUALTY.--0n Sunday the 18th instant,
Mr. CYRIL BIESvKSU highly respectable citizen of New
Orleans, went hunting in the Parish of ST. Bernard
companied by avorte negro In the of the day
they had occasion to Lake Ler and exposed
tho sudden and norther which prevailed that
day. While attempting to turn the boat violent squa
struck and overturned IT, Mr. Benvenu and the negro
ived however get ard Of the boat foated bottom
upwards and padding with their hands for four hours finally
reached bleak and desoate point the shore The sun
had and the weared hunters knew where they
In this forlorn condition Mr. Benvenu managed by the aid
Of dry grass to make himself eouch where be passed the
freezing night In great discomfort The morning the
launched and, though suffering intensely from
posure he crawled in and lay down the bottom The
BY dnt Of padding found outlet and landed the boat
the plantation of Mr. ScKIsAASsKJ where assistance was
Immediately rendered Mr. Benvenu appeared have sunk
into sleep but upon seeking to him it perceived TO
the horror Of the bystande that he dead Every effort
made to resnmae the vital spark, but in yan His
remains were yesterday consigned to tho grave at Terre
Bu 1t is fatal and strange coincidence that about ten
days Mr. Bsnvenn lost younger brother who while
hunting fell upon pointed stake and received injury
which proved ultimately mortal third brother some
ago severely wounded while engaged in the same
dangerous SPORT that he had to suffer amputson of limb
/ Nep Orlsons Bee.
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e. 3. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.
tiE02G R1 OWN

tFOdG E1OWN.
'INhuSTEES SALE-By virtue Of a decree OF ths
Circuit Court OF the District of Oelum bia f. !,
.ne county OF Wa hiDgton. sitting IN equity. made
IN the cause OF VIM J. Grey aud Susan r, Stjnce,
VS.. Nathan Gray, eaj,min Gray ct al No. SOS md
dated december 1s 1853, will offer for ale at NH.
no auction, on Thur day the 30;h day of Move ber
instant, at O'clock, m, the premises, the fol
lowing valuable property in Georgetown:
ISL Lot number one hundrel and five. nOs , r.,
Beatty Hawkins addition to GEORGETOWN. HATING
front Of seventy feet on the north side of Pirs3
street and depth # about 150 feet.
I'd Lot numb.r one hundred and f3ftssn- MA IN
the same addition to Georgetown, fronting aeyentv
Feet on the south side of Second street and rnnnin
oack vi The same width about one hu adr and fft1
!hese lots arc situated in pleasant neirhborbooaa
and ara fine building sites WI A1'~A''
iefms OF sale; Oao-third Of the purchase monav
70 De paid In cash, and the residue in two eousl in
stailnents at Fix and twelve months to be secsr~d
oy approved notes CT bonds bearing interest IN
lu payment and ratification Of the sales yill con
vey, at the cost OF the purchasers The right IL "a
served 70 st the cost of he pu ,cha.ers
one weeks notice. on their failure 10 copplv With
tne urms Of sale within one week after sale
ihls property "a re fod by order Of court In CON.
sequence OF an accidental omissionin the adyertiea
nent Of the previous sale.
WALTER q. COX. Trust,.
EDWARD 8. WRIGHT,
no. o-N "os INTEL AVctioneer.
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by =. Q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer,
IINRUsTEE'S SALE Of Valuable Building I,ot near
4 the Railroad Depot-By virtue Of deed in
uuss, bearing date on the 1lth day of April 1884.
recorded In Lber ]. A. s.. Nc. "A, folios 27l 279
rs "a and 27e, the subscriber viii sell at public
e on tuesday, the 2lst day Of November, 1854, at
~ O'Clock, P. IT,, the premises, sill that piece or
ps1Ssl OF ground lying and being situated in he cty
OF asnlngton, and being part of Square No. 6S5.
beginning for the same on New jersey .ysnne at -
point Ioo feet inches ON the northwest corner
OF esid square and running thence st right snoIes
70 Ne" Jersey avenue eastwardly 1873 feet 2lS In !:
Snence due south Is feet, or less to parallel
hne "a feet from the line nrst described and run
1ing parallel with ssid first line westwardly to New
jersey avenue $50 feet 2inohes; thence porthward
o. Nee Jersey avenue u tet tn the place of bee;n
ming, containing 1880 square feet, more or lees.
Inc ABOVE property is eIigibiy situated near the
haiirosd Depot, and offers a favorable opportunity
for investment.
the terms Of sale will be cash and II not comnlsd
with IN one week after the ay Of SALE the propertv
Will be resold, 1T the risk snd expense of the pur
chaser upon one weeks notice -
All conTsyanoes at expense of purchaser
CdAS. WALLaCH, Trustee.
Jas. @. MCGUIRE,
oOs No-eo6os Auctioneer.
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By G.. r. DYER

6I q. r. OYER.
y: =. 'WRIGHT, Auetioncsr
NRUsTEE's SALE. OF VALUABLE PRopERrv
l. BY virtue Of . deed of trust frcm patrsor .
Byrne, and Mary Jane Byrne his wife to Edw;n a.
s modssn and william Howard the same heir re
records fer Washington unity, in the District 81
O1,iumbis, We, the said Morgan ard Howard. will
cell, IN front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY,. The
9TH day November, A. D. 1854, at ~ O'clock n'
m, tne following piece or pare. Of ground and the
mproveme nts thereon, the same being stnatsa ;n
the csty Of Washington in the District Of Columbia
a.; hmonn as parts OF lots seven ) and eight (s3
n1s for the same at the Of Lot
one fett thence east at right angles with sevsnih
,rees vest sixty ave feet thence due north forty.
one 1e't thence west twentyseven feet six in Ohss
thence south twenty fee, thence. west thirtyssveI
rect SIX inches to the place Of beginning.
Ierms: One halt cash; the bal nee In 9 and 70
montns' with interest," the deferred payments to he
secured by deed oftrust on the premises. ~ 10
PDWiN O. MORAN
oct Go WE. HOWARD, Trustees.
-, ~ Hr me above sale 10 postponed un
III WEDNESDAY. the 9th of December neIt A. ~,
Same hour and place. nov 81 =. one
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By II. III. JEW ELLIE 4 Co.; Aucts,
nN TUESDAY morning, November IA, at II
~ O'Clock, m, at the premises on N street. re
twesn 12th and 1871 W. shall sail at pnbc auct;oy
the entire stock and fixtures Of Flower Gsren and
Green House, viz:
800 lights Of Glass and Sash for hot beds and
green house
A ,hoic, lot Shrubs and Flowers. eonss sting n
part OF Asparagus. Rhubarb. Raspberry, Straw.
berry, Currents and Roses of every variety
Also, Lots No. 8, 4, 8, 7, and 8, of Square No.
$25, credit Of thirty and sixty days on notes re-
sponsibly endorsed bearing interest: (the lets ex.
copied upon which larger credit will be given,
N. B.-Persons DESTROYS of purcb a.ing b.fore the
Jay OF SAFE can DO 70 by applying to Mr.. Morrison,
dorner of 14th and streets, or to
X. II. JEWELLE Co, Auctionesrs,
nov1-eots No. BIT Pennsylvania avenue.
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EACiLLENr FURNITURE AND HOUsEHoLI
~ Effects at Auction.-On MONDAY morning
NOVEMBER 18th, at 10 o'clock, at the residence q
Judge Piatt, on north street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, shall sell sll his Furniture and
Household Effects, viz:
Rosewood Pianotorte, Music, Stand and Stool
Mahogany hair spring seat Sofas end Chairs
DO green plush covered Lounge and
Egyptian and white marbls-top Centre and Pie,
Tables
Fancy Reception Chairs, Rout Tables
Blue Satin Gu, taiDs, lined with white silk, Cor
nice Loops, &c
Marble Pedestals, Vases Gard Receivers
Bronze and Gilt Candelebrae, Paintings
Tapestry, Brussels, and three-ply Carpets
Straw Mating, o lcloth, Rugs
Brussels Stir Car pets Rods and Ewes
Hat-rack Hall Lamp
Walnut Extension Dining Table, Side do
Mahogany Sideboard, Oak DiuiGg Chsirs
French China Dinner Sc silver mounted Casters
Beautifully decorated Coffee Tea, and Des sert
Service
Superior English Table Cutlery
Gut and Pressed Ola 9
Two full Oot.ags suits Curtain Shades
Mahogany Beadstead, Dire ng Bureaus
Wsrdrobes. msrble-top Wa. hstands
Superior Feather Beds, best Hair Mattresses
Bolst'rs and Pillows, Husk Mattresses
Cane and Wood seat hairs, Lounges
Superior Hall Stove and Drum, Radiators
Excellent Cook stove and Fixtures
Tge'her with general assortment of Kitchen
requisites
Terms: All sums under $50 cash; over that sum
credit of sixty and ninety days. for notes satisfac
torily endorsed, bearing interest
S-T5e house is for rent; inquire Of the un-
dersisned JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
nov "a Auc,ioneer.
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nave oeen endorsed by DIvINES, EDITORS, LAWYEEs
rs and other eminent individuals By the Mason
&c and ODD FKLLovs LODGEs Norfolk By 900 citizens
OF he CITY OF Norfolk and town of Portsmouth, every
one OF their Is 900 inhsbants living
traordnary virtues some friend and &C
quainance Remember certificates of performed in
TINS ciy where the medicine is prepared alone pub
shed Numerous persons take every spring fall and
All who have adopted wise require NO other
iche and the testimony Of all after using bottles s
have derived more benefit from its than from all the
medicines ever dragged system with If there are
worms III the body IL will and expe them II will re-
move and cure the worst carbuncle freely
ing lnHammau0ns, modification can never ensusL
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- PALPlTATION OF THE HEART Nervous disease
Liver Complaint, Neuralgia Dyspepsia Costveness and
pss are s relieved and cured in incredible space
OF the D Cartsrs Spanish Mixture the and
opium, nOxious drug perfectly har and
cured more than five hundred Cases of disease
We can only refer the reader the certacstes fs M
which be found in another column and all of which
are detailed in full around the the
spring and Fall Medicines and influence over
the blood touly remarkable
- See advertisement
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$4,000 g e.: blooming %;nr ss::: a a1a.s
menta Shrubs, Paflor Plants, Evergreens,
DC &C., fer sale by A. JARDIN, Florist and -
Nurserymsn, Eighteenth street, corner of NJ. The
collection comprises the most new and celebrated
kinds known in Europe and America; q large
quantity Of Dwarf Pear Trees in full bearing also
ApUIss, Cherries &C., DC
81 Notice-Now Is the BEST season for planting
fiuit trees and roses DC. nov 4-lw
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Destructive Fire at Toledo.

ToLlDo, Nov. Last evening ne Arok,
out in the warehouse occupied BY Dsovn .
King, at the foot Of Cherry street
1t was entirely destroyed, together With he
adjoining warehouse Of Cobb %.
Both buildings were oiled with ssols and
merchandise of all kinds Of which . portion
was saved. 1000 bbls Of hour wars burned.
But little Of the merchandise was injured.
and the insurance on the buildipSs viii uoi
cover tho losses
The steamers Golden Gate and Ar.sw, knHo
at the wharf, had q very narrew - -
being much scorched. The total b sheut e4oy
600
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Baltimore Harketn

BALTIMORE, Nov. 6th.-Flour 10 dull-How.
ard street nominally held at $3.50; City Mills,
IS Is. Wheat has declined-l9, 900 bushels
sold, white, $l.SOa$l. IS; red, 81 70aSI 80.
Corn-l5,O00 bushels sold-white. 75s,; yell
low, 76c; Other articles unchanged.
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LNOR RENT-Possesson given immed,ately-the
= late omce o. the Evening Star, On st., within
nfty yards of its junction with Twelfth street and
"a avenue. The building is of two stories. The
lower story being divided into three convenient
rooms, and the upper being large single room. It
d street, with ample working room in the rear. Al
% convenient painters or carpenters or other
mechanics work shop above Apply at Star Office,
oct 26-tf '
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New Hampshire Politics

MANCHESTER, Nov. THE Democrats ef
the second congressional district have nomin-
sted George W. Morrison, ANTI Nebraska. }
and passed resolutions endorsing the Admin.
istration.
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" IT SHOULD be universally knovn-for IL In srfctIv
Is the parent Of large proportion Of
ne tA4 diseases Dysentery disrrhes cholera morbus
ey weekly Sstsosus deaths BY
who suffer from dsordered somachs and II You are ine
TO be guided BY advice founded experience resort At
once-dont delay dsy-to Hollands German Bittsrn pre
pared by Dr. O. M Jackson which, sIterstya curs
tive, and nvisorsnt stands alone unapproachsd We
have tried the Bcrs and know that sxceent for
everywhere. an
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mAhRlkD.

On the 7th instant, by the Rev. John Smith, w.
BLAII. LORD, Of Baltimore, to LOUISA L. W IL
LIS, of Washington city.
On the 7th instant, by the Rev. J. C. Smith, d r.
THOMAS r. CHEW, of New Orleans, to Miss
MARY c. GRAYSON, daughter OF c. B. Grayson,
ESQ, of this city. New Orleans papers please copy
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Health Of New Qrlaana.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-Ths weather 4
cool, and the health of the city Is bscsmins
rapidly established. The deaths last week
from fever were only a..
There has been slight frost in Mississip pi
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Emigrants for Kansas.

BosroN, Nov. The fourth emigration
party for Kansas left here this afternoon, en-.
Or racing 55 men and few women and chill
dren. Accessions are expected at Worcester
Springfield, and other points
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Kew York Market

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Flour IL dselioins !;
5000 bbls. State brands sold at s. Is; South,
ern, 50. Wheat is also declining. Corn
90, 900 bushels mixed sold at $50.
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NEW YORK, Nov. THE steamers Nshn
and Kudsville arrived here to-day, bringing
three New Orleans mails
There were five arrivals at this poss to-l1
with fruit from Malaga.
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ROARDlNG.-Mrs. DUVALL, Penna. ayenue,
ID nearly opposite Browne HOTEL has fine ROOMS
and offers every desirable comfort and accommods-
ton for families or single gentsmen-permanent
or transient. No more agreeable boarding house
Will be found In Washington. je 15-ly
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BURROWS ELIXIR WIFE
Extracts from an editorial notice in the Portsmouth, Va

Globe, July Ia, 1854.
The Editor In this this medicine
y requires notice. has been and ia
tues So well known from the numerous
ul that II Is sold readily
ton or recommendation for the diseases which II s
commended, as quiniDe is for chlls
In the local column of the Norfolk Daily Courier the Kd
Tor In speaking OF this preparation says: il certainly
great medicine and within owsdze has restored
these who were considered beyond Gil human Aid Tms
would ball 10 enumerse those tie various
Nervous Disorders Ulcers Putrd Throat Fevers
Sc, ad infnitum. - 81 ovoi'
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DIE ID.

On the 7thinstant, Mrs. ELIZABETH SHORTER,
in the 72i year of her age.
Her funeral will take place at O'Clock P. NJ, on
Thursday, the 9Th instant, from her late residence
on 10Th street. The friends of the family are invited
without farther notice.
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nN CAPITOL HILL-THREE VERY DEsIRA-
- Bile Building Lots No. l, Is, and 16 in Square
.oI' between East Capitol and a SITS. south, Third
square east OF Capitol Grounds, will be sold On 40
eommotating terms on application to G. Oranden,
No 80 street, near Tenth, Island.
Also, several others in Square s72.
oct 26-lmH
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EfOH HE mt OR SALE.-THE MODERN
Il Four-story Brick House on Thir eenth st eet
near e, east side. The house is in good repair dry
cellars and 20 good te ,ant the rent will be low
POSSESSION given on the LIST November. spply to
OCT 5O-u JAS. G. MCGUIRE. Amer
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As the season approaches for getlemens Fall and Win
N wear We call the attention the
Ven selected stock of Ready made Clothing men and
youths wear Manufactured taste and elegance nv
AoAH WALKER co. of the well known Ms1bIs n al
clothing emporium, Browns Their surtout over
cut ana finished with degree Of taste that wopd Do
cIed 70 the hrs class custom Their
the late styles goods of rec.nt i'm
port~tion Dress and Frock of superior 6ntsh
~ coors Business suits Goats pants and Vest
0i plain snq inquired Cassmeres Black doeskn and Fancy
Cashmere Pantaloons. Vests yelysts mer,nos %
plain and figured silks satns csasimsTss Plush
Collars, Ties, Gloves, &c. - a. sni nn D.
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Philadelphia Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s.-The markets TO-
day are dull-breadstufs depressed.
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" The most astonishing results being produced BIZ
the use Of GILMANS HAIR DYE. 1t is doing what has
never been done before-chsngng gentleman whisk
ers, mustachos from red white grizzly gray To
permanent jet black or beautiful brown required
one minute For sale by the inventor, L. ID. GILMAN
CHEMIST, Washington city-New York Herald
st
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w hIIs ZINC, dry, and ground in oil, in store
ana for sale by HOWELL MO&sELL.'
assorted size packages, at low prices
I've are prepared to furnish at short notice
Of any size. HOWELL. = Mnpsvs "''
ps O street, No. 823.
AtnsssA W, With which We oan npply the trade.
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AnoTHKR PREhIuh.-Mr. WHITEHURST has baan
awarded another premium for his superior
exhibited ct the Worlds Fair New York II viii be
SsIeo mai MI received from the Worlds Fair London
Fillmore and Cabinet and Psntscopes of Nss.ra Fsns h.
sdes premiums At all the fairs which he has
res. - AA0 JAW
Call and have your lkenesses taken whitshurss .ls
~, near -Four sndahsf street. Pennsylvanis avenue
I6Nd '.e'
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COX REwARD.-stolsn from the, 0eG
PAO living in jackson city, on II
4th Instant, q GREY MARE, about ii
b nds high and between and years
old she is low set and very fat sod
die and bride was AIKEN with her. WIN (
for the apprehension OF the thief, or SIS fr
maze, f Information be LETT at this Office
nov 6-3.* WILLIAM ID, KERR
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CAVE YOUR OOAL.-Ths SUBSCRIBER hes for sac
~ q few OF "Harris's" Patent Coal sifters, vbien
are 90 extensively used at the North. No house
keeper should b Without one at the pre- n hig b
price of GOAL.
JAMES O McGuIR1
Auctionssr and Oommisston Merchant
nov 6eSt
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~Jox sHLLIssros receives the new Books and N.v.
fast published He agent for Harpsrs ana
the other Magazines, and readers will awsvs and !.
large and good assortment Blank Books and
aug l9 -"
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RICH AND ELEGANT FURS,

% per cent lower than ever offered
In this city.
VNHE subscriber would respectfully invite the st
i ten ion Of the ladies Of Washington and its en-.
virons to cali and examine his large and beautiful
as ortment Of FURS, combining all the fashions OF
the 6rthcnming season, which, in splendor and
rich ess, cannot be surpassed. Also, q number OF
superb CARRIAGE ROBES
A large stock Of Children's and Infants FANCY
GOODS always on hand, made from the best mate
rlals, and at exceedingly Low prices.
His late new style Of HAT for gentleman has been
already been stamped as the ne plus ultra, and
he only makes mention Of 1t to say that the
price, as heretofore, for the very best 10 only "a.
A fine lot Of UMBRELLAS, Of ali sizes, to be dis
posed Of very cheap. J. T. EVANS,
nov 4-1w 236 Psnnsvlvapia avenue
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~ ioRAGE-Those having Furniture, Dry Goods,
coImod atoms In the large, airy, fagstone- paved.
and dry Easements under the Star Office, corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply at the Star office
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Auction Sales.
By BARNARD L. BUCKEY. An.,-,

ny BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY, Aue,rs..
GEORGETOWN.
A DMINISCRATRIX SAI,E on TEE PERSON
"A Al ESTATE OF iHk LATE MICHAEL MIL
LEX, decesssd.-0 FRIDAY morning. tbs lolh
instant, at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at the house Of
me iate Miller. corner Of Green and Beall streets
the .ntire person alty-as
Mahogany Pier Pedestal .4
Do Sofa and sidsboord
Radiator and other Stoves
Chairs, Tables
Bedsteada, Bureaus Wsrdrobes
Feather Beds, Bolsters snd pillows
Bedding, Mattresses ..
Crockery
Kitchen and Dining room Furniture
Also, four ic-w"gons, RCcka say, Carriage, dou
Cows. SC. ee
Also, two Colored Boys, 6 and Z Years old
Nerms: ALI sums Of and under Ave do lars ca h !;
over that amount a credit of 81 * and nine nonths
for notes satisfactorily indorsed
MARY ANN MILLER, Adm'x
BARNARD & BUCKLEY,
nov Id AUctionaers
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Movements Of British Troops, q.

QUEBEC, Nov. 6.-The Sixteenth hsginoA
of Infantry have arrived at this port II the
troop ship Resistance, from BermIls.
Arch deacon Bethune il In this city, for thu
purpose of opposing the Clergy Reserves BIN
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INTEREST ALLOWED ON pEposrrRs.-Intsr
l. est obtained for Depostors and others upon first
cisass securities. CHUBB BROTHERS, Bankers.
sp U-so0
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Bank FailunM

CINCINNATI, Nov. s.-Ths bank Of Circle
vile and Clinton Bank at Columbus have
failed