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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06

ELECTIONS Observation-Disclosures will be
held tomorrow in Illinois, Michigan, Wiscon.
sin, New Jersey, and New York, for members
OF Congress and State Legislatures. Except
ing New York, all the other States run ANAL
gamation or fusion tickets against the Admin
istration party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06
LIFE IN THE ARMY;
"reminiscences Of the War With Mexico

By NEW YORK VOLUNTEER
series of intensely interesting sketches. each
one complete, will be also continue in he Mon itor
THESE sketches are written by one of our gallant
New York Volunteers. He served during the en-.
re campaign in Mexico; participated in ali the bat
ties in which his brave regiment was engaged, and
Is u ereiore eninently qualified to truthfully de-
ecrlDe me several desperate engagements, and re-
late the various incidents peculiar to the campagu
The Monitor Is published weekly jim the city OF
New York. and sent to mail subscribers on the fol-
lowing terms, payable In advance: One copy s. ter
annum; Two copies s.; i've copies $l0 ten opes $40
and an extra copy to the getter u Of club of the
latter size It is the
CHEAPEST AND BEST PAPER IN TIE COUNTRY
contains sixteen supsroyal octave pages, and n
printed in form admirably suited fer preserv alton
Single copies sold for Six Cents by all the nav,
dealers in the United States.
JOE SHILLING ION, Agent for this citv.
HARPER CO., New York,
NOV o-eoos Publisher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06
GRAND COTILL0N PARTY
GENEVIEXE CLUB

THE GENEVIEVE CLUB respectfully announc,
i to the ci,iz ms and public in general that they
will give their first COTILiON PARTY of the sea
son at ANACOSTIA HALL, on THURSDAY EVEN
ING, November 9.
Tickets to be had from any of the members or a,
the door on the evening Ct the party
COMMITTEE VI ARRANGEMENTs
r. 7. Talbot, T. Reside.
c. + Crump, j r. Hutchinson.
W. A. Bradley.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
D. w. Granger, J. Brooks.
nov 6-2tNThF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06
TO THE PUBLIC.
Fixed Hours for the Washintou and
Alexandria BOats

TO THE PUBLIC.
Fixed Hours for the Washintou and
Alexandria Boats
'I'HERE having been many complaints land Ger.
i tainy not without CAUSE of the uncertainty
OF the arrival and departure Boats plying
washington and Alexandria, by men of business
and Others and q large numter of gentlemen hay.
ing intimated that boat running at regular hour
would be patronized and sustained the subscriber
has determined again to try the experiment for the
accommodation Of the public, and has arranged 10
have the omnibuses leave the corner Of Seventh
street and Pennsylyania ue in time to connect
with the boat, as per schedule below so as not to
lose time in waiting at either end of the route This
arrangement will make il certain when the boat
Will leave, and arrive in eitker place By this ar
rangement he iatters himself the public will he
better accommodated, and hopes that his boat will
be sustained.
The following are the hours Of departure of the
only reliable steam ferry boat plying between Alex
andria and Washington:
The steamer George Page will leave Waship gton
daily, At 81, 8, 9h 1l1A M, /, 3, AZ, m
viii leave Alexandra at "a, sx, I0I, q. M.
12l, M, 2, 4, So, p. m.
His omhibuses will leave the corner of Penn,yl.
vania avenue and Seventh street, to connect with
the Boat, at T, IA, "a, ii, ~, l23S u, 2sI and
AZ, pm
HIS onnibuses will connect With all cars arriving
at, and departing from, Washington and Alexan,
ira. GEORGE PAGE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06

NEW BooKs.-Gray Ballantine, No. 49S
Seventh street, has sent US "The Inebriates
Hut" al admirable temperance tale, by Mrs
8. A. Southwcrth, and Isabel Carrolton, a
personal retrospect, by kneller Glen.
Hilbus l. Hitz have sent US Tho Mountain
Echo" favorite song, sung by the Hutchin-
son family
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06

|. ". NJ. MILLS, at fredericksburg, Va,
is prepared to furnish subscribers to the Star
with 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.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06

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, 1854-11-06

u JEREMIAH KIDwELL, Esq, is appointed
our agent for collecting subscriptions to the
Daily EUentng Star and Weekly Star, in
the State of Virginia. We commend him to
the kind attention of our friends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06

B In the city of San Francisco, of which
80 many hard things have been said, there
are twenty church congregations, embracing
nine thousand members. As religion is at
tended to, vice gradually diminishes in the
golden city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06

BIt appears by our telegraphio despatch
es that the cholera has been raging frightful
ly at Massina, Italy. 10000 having died in q
short time, out of a population of 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06

B Joe Shillington has sent US Crank
Leslies Ladies' Gazette of London, Paris and
New York Fashions" for November. 1t is
the book of fashions of the day, and deserves
its immense popularity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06
p 00O FRUIT TREES, HARDY
RICH AND ELEGANT FURS

30 per cent lower than ever ofYered
In this city.
VIE subscriber would respectfully invite the .t.
4 ten,lon CT the ladies Of Washington and it's en-.
as ortmsnt OF FURS, combining ali the Fashions Of
the rorthcoming season, which, in eplsndor and
richr ess cannot be surpassed. Also, number ~
superb CARRIAGE ROBES VI
A large stock Of Childrsn's and Infant. p.Ncv
GOODS always on hand, made from the bs.t n.ta.
rails, and at exceedingly los prices. 'AA-'''
His late new style Of HAT for gentleman has been
mr. oeen stamped as the ne plus ultra, and
pr'ee as heretoio.e for the very hest, is only a.
nne lot of UMBRELLAS, Of eli sizes. ts hs dis.
posed Of very cheap. p PWINS oe ui'
nov 4-lw 1a6 porns1I.;o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06

B The Troy IN. ~ Daily Times, a neu
trail paper, has raised the Seymour flag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06

BA famine unparalleled in the history Of
the country, is said to be prevailing in the
land Of Judea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06
CIR AND GALA NIGHT.
SECOND GRAND ANNUAL BALL OF THE
Island Social Club

IN AID OF THEIR NEW LIBRARY.
rt'HE members Of the Club take pleasure in an
l. nouncing to their ftiends and the public gen.
orally, that their Second Grand Annual Ball will
take place at ISLAND HALL, On THURSDAY even
ing, NOVEMBER 9, the proceeds Of the Ball to he
devoted to their new Library. Every exertion will
be mace by the Club to give satisfaction to those
who may honor item with their presence In fact,
they are determined TO make this evening Of 90.
cablity and pleasure to their many friends and the
public.
They would also .tate that the AMPHION QUAR-.
TETTE BAND, comprising Messrs. Gserge NJ. Hill,
BENZ q. Greenup, f. Pruit, and T. B. Bennett, have
kindly consented to enliven the occasion with seye-
raj of their popular Qusrtettes, Glees, DC.
superior Cotillon Band has been engaged for
the occasion. Mr.. Rices Band has ais consented to
perform several Of their celebrated Reels, Contra
Dances, &c.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR, to be had of the mana
gers, and at the door on the evening Of the Ball.
MANAGERS.
JOS b. Valling, p. Guest.
hicnard Evans, j. Smithly,
w. Cory, I. L. Bailey,
John W Prgg, g. f. Adams,
Harry dudley, G. o. Hamilton,
d. W. Driscoil, n Jones.
oct 30-eot9thNov*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06

gA New York druggist states that he has
at least ten regular customers for opium and
laudanum, some of whom consume incredible
quantities They have reached such condi-
ton by habit and indulgence that they fancy
they cannot live without the use either of the
gum or the preparation in liquid form. Some
OF them, too, expend large portion of their
daily earnings in satisfying this want. At
times he says they will rush into the store,
trembling, sallow, and in utter misery, and
the moment they obtain the coveted narcotic
they swallow 1t with wild avidity, as if life it.
self depended on the movement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06

THE LADIES' GAZETTE or PARIS, LONDON,
Il and New York Fashions for November is re-
oeived, and for sale at
sHILLINGTONs Bookstore
The Gazette Of Fashion contains the most extep.
sive variety Ct elegant designs for Ladies' and Chill
dren's apparel.
Harper's Mpgszine for November; Gcdsy's Lsdy's
Book; Grsham's Magazine; Putnam, and all the
other Magazines for o. ember.
All the new Books received fast as published,
and everything in the Stationery line for s,le at
sHILLINGTON'S Bookstore
cor. Pa av. aud ~ st Odeon Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06

GAVE YOUR COAL-Ths ssbsc,ib5r has for sale
~ few Of 'Harris's" Patent Coal Sifters which
are so extensively used at the North. No house
keeper should be without one at the present high
price of coal.
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
nov est
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06
SUBSCRIPTION BALL

SUBSCRIPTION BALL.
JNHE NATIONAL GREYs respectfully inform
L their friends and the citizens generally, tina
heir grand Subscription Ball will be held at CA
EUSl SALOON, on MONDAY EVENING, Nov
18th, 1854.
The Greys respectfully beg leave to state thai
they Will spare no means or expense to make thi,
ball worthy of the patronage Of our citizens, and
worthy of the corps.
None bat military caps will be admitted in the
ball room.
lXEUIIvR COMMITTEE.
Capt Lem Towers, Lit Jas Sutton,
anslgn Geo Boyd, Syn Riley,
Qf MI Ilaherty, Sgt Esgan,
ng6 TAFT Corp Jno Dudley,
drImes, Jno Brad ey,
Jno Thompson, RIG Shek.Il'
nov 6-dtb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06

~ The N. Y. Herald of Saturday CON.
tains a CORES pondence purporting to have
passed recently between D. E. Sickles, ESQ q,
Secretary of Legation to London, and Nj.
Geo. Peabody OF London, growing out of Mr.
Peabody g letter to the Boston Post about Sick
les, which was published some weeks since.
Mr. Sickles, apparently speaking in behalf of
tho legation, asks for such reparation as the
code of honor prescribes. Mr. Peabody asks
in turn if Mr. Sickles, in using the word "lega-
ton" speaks for Mr.. Buchanan or for himself
alone. Mr.. Sickles replies that he speaks for
himself alone, whereupon Mr.. Peabody replies
that he does not consider that in inviting Mr..
Sickles to his house on the 4th of July, he
gave MIR. sickles any right to open a CORES.
pondence with him, and accordingly returns
the Secretary note, of which, George Sanders,
was the bearer. Mr.. Sickles thereupon closes
the correspondence with the letter usual in
such cases made and provided, about Mr..
PeabOdy'S COWardice 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06

s11S 0o0nn o1 Iuo 1oPdICuout-
For tho redemption of stock. ..... sl5, 900 %
For paying other Treasury debts. 18 1877 50
For the Customs. ................ 1888 70
Covered into the Treasury from
Lands; ................. 1882 20
Covered into the Treasury from
Customs. ................. 1926 81
From miscellaneous sources...... 1880 &c
cor tho War Department. 1900. Al, 500 81
For repaying in the War Depart
ment ..................... 6,677 81
For tho Interior Department. l2O77 Sc
For repaying in the Interior De-
partment- .................... 1871 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06
T ALL ETHAN,
THE GAME COCK or THE BORDERS.

A ROMANCE OF THE REVOLUTION.
Tall Ethan, we repeat, b the best Romance of tho
revolution that has ever been Published Some of
the most thrilpg and exciting incidents that char
acterized tEat eventfu PERIOD are related in H. ds
perate fights in Gwsmps and thickets, with the
British and their ruthless Inoian allies are graph.
icaliy described the perils which beeet our heroic
forsfsthsrs, and the priyations and hardshps thew
had to encounter, in their struggles for Liberty sre
owingly and truthfully detailed;-ins short and in
the lap guage Of one who has been permitted to pe.
ruse 1t In manuscript, mo Tae of the Revolution
that has yet been produced ca, compare with it, II
Is replete with singular and exciting Incidents mar.
vellous adventures, hair-breadth escapes, love in
trigues, social revelations midnight SURPRISE fights
In swamps and thickets, &C., &C."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-06

NEW CABINET WAREROONIS.
ENDWIN GREEN having removed to his large
L four-story building on Pennsy lvanis
avenue, between Seventeenth and Eigh @S
tenth streets, has now on hand an ex.-AA
tensive assortment of PUSNITURE andkzNH8
CHAIRS Of every kind and quality. His OLD eu,.
toners and the public invited to look at hir
large stock which he is selling ct yerylow prices.
nov 6-3t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04
TIE GuANn A0NnpoIX

we observe by late number of the Liverpool Times
thl tue Guano monopoly has excited attention in Entland
ana mat 'ne subject had been under considerable on by the
Royal Agricultural Society the members of Sh;oh ' sne
eauon resolved to try practical measure Tor breaknq !,
down. me Pfesideut and the Duke of Richmond have
determined to buy cargo of Peruvian Guano In New YorS
ana offer 1t Tor sale in England If the plan succeeds
Tie experiment is to be repeated correspondent in ,be
same paper however declares the scheme to be
keiy 70 result avoraoy, as the monopoly exists u
this country. " "
Another paper, the North British Agricultural calls At
tenuon 10 discovery of large Guano Island on the Esz
coast OF Africa and suggests mportations from that
as ue mos, hksy method of interfering with the Pc
ruvan monopoly There is little doubt however that tba
combined opposition OF England aud the United States 70
me Peruvian system will do much place the trade In
is A. all events, the traffic may be- through compuison
thrown open to competition aud both the merchant and
the farmer may profit by the change.-Bah A1lriean.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04

TnE WEATHER ASp ITS REsULrs- For tho lac. a.,
we have had remarkable cold damp spell OF weather
which followed few days of delightfully."- mild sprpg Gks
weaer on Yesterday there considerable fall ofsuow
apples has been killed by the heavy frost but the most
painful result OF this disagceabIo weather Is the
amount oil sickness has produced We learn thst in
ne part OF this county, and in Buckingham the
yphod pneumonia prevails to alarming extent. car
ying OIL large numbers of slaves aud some member of
sach white family Two gentlemen of Buckingham, have
browns Cove neghbourhood disease resembling the
puFid sore throat has prevailed aud until short time
s,nte was fatal With change of weather we suppose
March al "'V''''''e -iuoecdfe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04
nR. JOHNSTON,
~ BALTIMORE LOCK- HOSPITAL
Nhere may be obtnined the speedy Kennedy for

oEChFI' DLSEdSES.
o Fs-s r, s
e sf hsas Sos so.a saP and
Ss ds.ioy. Sos % soB4
s,Eseay Who hars become The victim, Of i,ry Vice,
= o St yss1 Of I
y . a s 1 @ m Of -ahd to e''ae,
Igirrsi i,os or .hose e11
Of ey,ls.l eonai. Dr. ann be re-
rp orcr 40 S551a 5I15lSsF2S yE2Sss,cx szesxr
Il f. E
Seff R1hm1S1R TkaE 5R a5 ss 4ao ~ es4Sgx - S AAD
a very Gf. IL HI. assn er
he il the 'A'y proper rhI.;o BE jo,;s.qsy, +: .EPy TO-
Member Royal College of sarteoa London gradual.
Greater % ss S @ College, Of The United States and the
don pi. Philadelphia. and some Of The
ringing in The asleep great be-
sG.sSs attended Of Mind were
ha. Sed I az ana M MnprrSs, Toary o pleasure finds h.
from % ;sn,e % Of shane or dread discovery
alone Setrend him. delaying the u hi,
S s ss s .ns s
e ss s nSa, on The ,n bone. and
a aaa @ al M ea s Pis . q s s hs Of
IN nm & III ass,h rsts period to his dreadful suffer-
1o,rsh therefore JOHNSTON pledges pre-
Europe AND a his sssnSs
Ps ssss TO & ss -, Of mi,
Hbo fS by @ Use to The Of noraP,
he constitution the antariuna,e .. 70 an u
AGsciIon. . die 6isdder.
PAIN Uae.n s S nn Sf which i, generally PeIeepbe by
ea ss IS.
Take Parteuia, Notice.
men Who have innred themselves practice in
pS5s Ssn az habit i.eqGeniy learned from eyii
and ana mot cured renders marriage impossible and
whs, Pi, that young the hope his county
Enjoyment. % @ y s Sa S asa G all aPs
and ndnsns IN esrAin secret habit sIeh
should reflect TIA, sound mind body the
,ss.,es promote happiness Indeed these
Souy .Gag NE SscoTs' % weary psrmsse s pS.pse,
sPa snd hsd with the melancholy reflection happiness
1tSE Consii,aaonoi i% Gif D.bill,v. sIa
m young men and all injured themselves
Iheis .s are some Of the melancholy by
Pain; in The Head Dssi Of sight, Power Pal
men, Of The pisere Tuns'on General Debility, syptos
Mentally.
eanl Effects on The mind much TO be dreaded
dngs Aversion society, D,ru Love Of Solitude Tinid
of TRSTfse % Pfns Of IN now Es
and smaeiAied as have appearance the eyes
happy Of misguided youth. been made
who have been suddenly devasations
joiSsTOss roS oEd&Slo WEAK
By this Remedy weakness OF the organs are
sad SHa a yES5 Of The
Immediately relieved. AniIPsdinsnts'
Physical Mental Servou, Trembling
ana Weakness most ari kind speedily
~ oFSidE no. !, SO grH FREDERICK STREET, RAL-
All Surgical Iperalon. performed. o.,
Biet ne ae dgeaey pEeTen you, but apply Immediately,
TO STRANGERS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04

MORMON Ais:roSs-The Deseret News publishes a re-
port from the Mormon missionaries sent TO China hv
met with such poor success that they returned IN San
Francisco alter few months labor among the CeletaIs
M Az hone hons tney preached in the Streets and soon
u,ne 10 TAX religion The Mormon books were return
ed unread and SO the missionaries returned Themselves
From fiindostan reports are also dscouraonp From
Cape of Good Hope the reports show considerable nro
sreSs.- The missionaries the Sandwich Island
also report great success The reports OF the Travelling
crops building, manufacturers and spiritual matters,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04

STOCks F0n stLK-s20ooO Coupon Bonds Or the ,Dr-
porauon OF Lynchbur 80
nually.
$4,000 Coupon Bonds OF he Virginia Central Railroad
Company 20 half yearly
the Of these
ooo land more can eDsped atnorlgage the
works OF the Company, costing about 81 iO0,0OO
$4,000 Rehpiond City stock 80 years to maturity inter-
payable
payment Of this stock, which eStnsuish In years
Persons having stocks dispose would weo
always prepared ACCOUNT II
more desirable to theu viii sell their account charging
crate commisaion. -
To those wishing invest would tina,
rally have hand Of the securities
which will be sold moderate te
jaaS-u MAURY & MORTON, ,oaes under City Hotel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04

COLONIZATION AovEHEsr.-There are eo,orsd
e,ngants al st. LOUIS awaiting transportation to Libe
ria The We4tetn Chr stian Advocate SAWS.
Ar Christy, Agent of the Colon iz.,ion soc;s,v h.,
us letter from gentleman in the South in which
INC writer offers TO Mr.. Christy his slaves valued At from
70 $4,000 emigrants for Liberia The pron
consists oi three men, with their wives aud chllten
ihese parents have been taught read and their
in that Republic" -, " ' iuess
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04

R,i,n,'+s LiGHr.-The Phiadelph,, wiImipp,on and
as hiiiroad oOu'yIny, is Is stated aIv Sss, anu
.eeng hSht placed upon the draw Of the bridye vbih
oses % bIandywne Creek, give notice 10 tbc tsin.
cd @ aaw Is on There two sides of the Iamn 60
ara tue nght shows mp aud down tue road when be
{ shows up and down the creek ~ ' 'oAu' oat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04

| - TTS T, Sooas TEoH nro.DWlr, NEW YORK CITY.
o ing LansS bRSssE MsIIi and every dr'e-
,Sins eanton-caPe shA- dyed the RsIiST
m piece garment ia the mS9. as qGy
and asurd hR 's I RTI:S1,Sn SsT ,Ss
mhi4-ism-yis BARRETT, NEPHEws CO.
so'hiMS MsSafiGFoRT tSb sssD sI0RE sIT0RRLEnENT
PIE nTS G mS.
addition, ,n 10 our ". made rTse
shsIy md have nysled the see.s Of good esprenec
Der and other materials We have hesitation in saying that
tI,hsr sn Rshmon be Supplied any and ali the most
Inc fot yoar.eiyes All Of our wstl ia o "a Uai ana exam,
cheap be had Of the Potomac or
AZ he Pair November las virginia s.te Agricultural
and s'tSass aud most, useful collections issuqrs mre.
Irmsr having for competition
We ofhe mos, approved
ld . '" ANA & oTI gssS iy,ns'ten from the oLgi
I5a SnS5 osn Msshs or Palmer Mo-, IS isS,
All other Kinds which sept in Richmond the very
chilled eomPo,on metal vsrrnie or sale by the piece up
We would also call pirtcua the Improved WILEY
when one saS 5oa %:,T, ds %
neSed y. Pls.a,s o''sag 3 e selling cqd board which
PouEh IN and v' stand rough wen s sosI
,ailstd '''' "'' ''01S" ' 70 w " and all viii be
ou, "a % to s lItoE, oaly,lors, WI At Dri sseG ss
Line SprcadeTs, Guano Grain
o arI ug implements too humeoul TO mention can and exam
/ fne for Yourself f ..I.-' 80 'A"'
We would cali particular attention cur Horse Power ,5
Ihreshing Machine, which
IN USE on account q is siIpcy durability economy Il ~
Shy lepi In order swing itc or no dust "a the feeder
Ihoe nl are yan viii please tostnd In therories ear
A. possible as We do not wish TO ds1pponi he In
want " good mac uc. We had 3, efuc some rity oi
year, on account Of their ordering time We iI 80,
horse sHcep pcvcr up TO ~ horse. Aso Nett Lewis w,C,.
wrought Iron Rai Horse Pover Tor
which 10 rive entire an d more 80 r. =
| slatc - 80 '' '''A'"e w ''i'
We will resr to lev gentlemen neee,sary who re,5, T.,
different eoapcs who have used machnss 80 those VIC
can nqure Of the supcrority ~ Others
rra9Sis Nelyon huney nd p- Crnp, Ken bsn.
iel Darnes, Carons; Ci Coleman Jou,; Georf, Ia "
or n1yeE DAyd Hatcher, Randolph HArrisop Jnip Usr
aouehand Col Hancock, Dunn, Chesterhei3 =
YORK county; Robert Damn Peter sbg Yielding Taytor M
Roy, stuhbhehed AID Mr. syh, Gloueestef Hon WIN IT,
eher'OSi Scott Nrg MUS Archer, A souhs Amelia. w 3
CITY; Or Osburn Prince George Bark-dae A,Ssr1,
Mm Harrison, VI nrooSe Richmond city aud Neisop
Otarke co W Cox sud y bulcr, Jr, uegrico
Any ~ We above ame geEusuea V with asure give
opinions of the Machlae. N'h''''''
We aiso manufacture znmerran's fr,,,ov.a v,.. rA.A
~ thNhng cleaning aud bsRgng one spera,n Th ma,
ehtne " got up IN The best manner
tanted u sttni lhAa taken
hors % bnhiio Machine az scvrsi Pairs c.ssed No
m1ehme We mannse'orr three SITES inch tsa.
70 wsn o. drstela machine viii ia bcv crisT
IhAnsn r pas, mvo' We sha Gsi sndcayor TO merit
| ,.s,o =, Norr, IEwis WILSON, sign tre Plough,
-s mhts " --. No. 80 Maiu street.
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Appointments by the Preslder,
By aud 'oiM Mc advice and eonser. as', os ~. s.,,

BY and ''ith tie advice and con'er; Of the Senate.
coSsULs OF UNITED States.
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,o anEn;tu; w schar Of Missouri for the port of Fall
William T. ycnabTc, of Tennessee, to bo secr.,,,x ~
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srAhBiSG AND PROBABLE MuRDER.-wnliam Eipada
mate oi the steamer Thomas Swaun was stabbed on We'd
nesday night at our wharf quarter before l2 o'clock
oy man named Francis Horan who had been deck hand
on steamer Baltimore Horan vas taken before Justice
aShGe shortly after the occurrence md committed-
WheeliGg hif. March 81