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Ie} ANlEp--a CT j.. A. COOK AND 70 10 HE
~ wsshiag and ironing OF snail family. MONO bui
those that are esie,ienoed need apply. Apoly los
Penny street, H!oNllyn
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w ~ TIA GOOD COOK ONE THAT u QUAIL
w I'D to bake bread and ~ COCA w4shar ironer.
Sole need appy saving With the bast Of cst,moni.ls
spil. ~ I'd Aiik Ii Eyerte Wages 81 rex month
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Hail Style or Hafs-F1rst in FASfS0n. HIS
An Of geatlsmens hsta truly most beautiful
b ever Of the word being extremely light, and
Dost elegantly finished as predicted, the favoris
~ tbe fashionable public Is HALL 4l3 Bfosdwsy, corner
a LAapemard street.
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DoSr OFFICE NOTICE RIG MAILS FOR EUROPE,
per u stssmev -t'sptic, will close at this ofRcs
ON Saturday, the lsth day Of csobar ct 10h O'Clock
u. ISAAC. v. FOWLER, Postmaster.
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hkiG CLIRK W,NTED.--A YOUNG MAN W 10
~ has knosledgs Of the business and whole cha.
racter Ill btsr investigation, may hear OF comfort
able ieI situation by application 10 t. j. To ,ler
Getty House, yonhers, N. Z.
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India Rubber Gloves ard Mfstens, for use
In cold weather; ladies' lined gloves aad bleech'ny
gloyes; mits, = certain for rough and chappe
hands, For sale at all the rubter stores snd 70 the
trade only ct SO John street. up stairs
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r, I'LL WANTED MUST BE GOOD RI IN COOK,
NJ washer and icr err Apply at No / East sackett
street, FIRST house. eret Of Court street. Brooklyn, 9a
Saturday ano MordAy.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SSEWAKI, W.
Broadway win open this day q large assortment ne
OF also, several tpglsh hosiery
Of every description and s,ze and three Of chit
d1en's hosiery. Shirts drawers, JACKETS, 10 &C., at
SO per cent under the usual prices.
from M. For, Mons Nil es, and Mors Poudisrrs, Rue
de Mall, Prris. by EUGENE FERRIS % Nassau street.
stantiy on hand.
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CAUTION.

(tAuIIoy-TzE UNDERSIGNED Will, nor BE RE-
~ sponsible for any debts Of any naars, KIND, do
scrpiion contracted for account by any agent
servant Of tie uncersgDed by any other person or
psrfups whatsoever, without my written order there
Tor Dated New Yors, October G, 1854
GODlRLY A. JsSsEi, 81 Division street
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Hat AttrnctlOn.-Hafferty 4 Lcasux are SELL
ing tie fall Of daguerrean hats at their usually low
prices ,hey cannot be surpassed for beauty elegance
md durability in this market No 81 Chatham street,
and corner Of Chatham and Pearl streets
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


DIV. JOHN NJ. NsCAU1Ey WILL DELIVER TT I lT. I
LII dl couIto before the Young Mems Association Of
the South Dutch Church, Fifth avenue, OF Tween
II first stfet, next Sabbath evening, 18th lost.
~ O'Clock. suhiect- reflections Suggested BY the
Loss tf the Aie.isD
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YT'BIRD WARD-NL EPE NDENr NOMINATIONS
IL For Alderman Jsaac A. Bauvsn.
For Com cilu ar-Reuben H. Perry.
For Assefscr--Seba Bcgert.
Fer c-stsbeg.
Palmer SumDer, John 1csioveru
Dor lnepsct ~ Of Election
Dist. : PsiorG Beam, VIM VI. Du.cher
q 2.-Jscob o. Walls, Josech sirnorson.
3-LAac WEBSTER, nr. McNulty.
The above nominations were unanimously approved VI
ard accepted 81 meeting OF The citizens 81 The Third
ward iesrt OF taity, held At SO Dey street. on
Frieay eyeiirg Ostobsr 10. b G.. BaOvEg,
W. J Po6KrR. stcretsrv Cblirman
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- ENERaL HoUsExaID, AND 10 TAKE CARE OF
NJ children Situation wanted in \ pivats family
Good city reference given Apply at 1903 Fast hireonin
stTeet, for two days.
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II CUIKEEPER WANTS A STU ATOM m A HOTEL;
is competent to take flu charge, having had
yesIs experience would tase charge Of laundry al
burdlc washing &c. Is good onntant and
ae The buintts OF any lrgs establishment her city
references Win certify. Pesse address o, u, Herald
fnice
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yATANIID--bY 4 YOUNG ENGLISH LADY, EN-.
w Ilgymsn or plain CT fancy wing would uu q.
take ihs eng of family nv the week month pre-
fers doibg u ~ hs- residence: woud Ike to rod
fer invalid for Two three hours durirg the day
HnYs bot n,riiss II ,he highest resass .'ity need
spsser. ADDRESS w. = NJ Broadway fos' o,h1s
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Stranger, hive you called on White this
Fall for Jour fall hat Citizen, have you If not call
Immediately select from the iarges. and most varied
assortment Of any other house In the city WaITE
halter, 2l2 Broadsay, corner Fulton stIeet,
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yNTTFFNrFNT BAIT LION --EYNDETp5 GREya.
ders Hsa qusTiers The members OF this hattali IN
are Ycqncsted TO meet at the Gen. Broadway this
inr, Ut p. VI on huainsts - importance Ry or ior,
GEOFCB BALL. Major uonmandsns
jan j. HTTnrRweror, AdjutaIt
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(N0I0NEu W&ITER WANTED - ONE WHO PEgF,T,CrI1
~ understands bis business who is ready and willin
to nste hns,lf usefnl arc bring good fecommsnda
tIps for honesty and so'siey may o. sieuatio,
BY calling at ~ West Fourteenth street. from to II
N and to q 4. 81
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yHT1NIFD--IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A
w Protestant girl TO do general house She must
be fist rate washe ard iropcr and cd pl,n COOK
Apply with refers ut leo West ghhty sxh sttost
rear li2htn avenue, from 10 IL O'Clock this day
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L'AhlLY TAsaING whNTTD--BY A REsPECPs 81 .
vcTan, who 10 In the habit Of vast ing for laiio
and gentier en- Pksse call dress Ann BGrke 81
Wet Twenty ninth street font bascmcs.-
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sI>o THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS OF THE SEVENTH
l. ward.-At the solicitation OF . numerous body Of
the electors Of this ward present myself you an
dependent candidate for your suagss at the appoach
Ing election for Councilman Of the Fifteenth district Of
this city Should elect Jon may b certain that
n AL 1t al times b ready TO advance to the utmost
Of my ability, the interests Of my constituents and
sha sndesvCr to prove hat not unworthy q the
confidence sepcsed In mo
CHARLES BERRY. II Naxhet street..
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MfPtCrABsF PROTESTANT YOU'VE WOMAN
n wishes 20 obtain . ,i.uatson In 5000 70 psotAhIe
II my sD5 aDstreBs Best Of sjty reference.
fksse cali At 43 FIaDhiip 81. set
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4 GFNrs wsNTED--r0 sE,r. AN ARTICLE. Fol.
"a which ,hsfe ii great aomaua- Agents are no =
ling from az 10 SO per das, silisat rick. Call al
2a1 Rrf aovny, Iccm No IL. az st5'Fs.
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iJy4NrEn--BY AN AMERICAN WOMAN A sTrUA.
w ti,n IS nurse ard feamrtress. chamber
nai.. Has good Recommendations TOR csarsc.sr and
ahilty, aud can eiYe city reference. Apply as 35l
BowsIy.
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He allO's Fall style for 1s5A.-Msall0's FAN
style Of hats snrpasses in estimation anything that
AAs hsen introduced this fall For Of finish and
quality Of II . erial, his has c,npot be equsllsl.
AE.lIO, corner Of Broadway and Canal street,
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ROLlTICAls.

A MEETING, BELD AT 1876 COLUMBTs STREET
IA o'the DEMOCRATIC r ec'o~s OF The Twenty nintl
rnc; District, Mr. ayis II, ~ was unanimously 10
minated 40 Corrcmsn Of the eventh ward of sAn Dis
tYict PETER PsTrIr Chrrnan \
JoBH PrcEroRD Secretary
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w ANTEr--A SITUATION IS wArra AND VALET.
w or 10 travel ath O single gentIeInan or g.m,ly
would 'hle care Of an invalid; ny steady, eohar man
who perfectly uDdsrstends his busiaoss Caa oirs the
noftttspec'aels city refer Viii b. heard Of FOR
,nsfs ssjF, not g gastd Comuaucs tda4ease1 -
H. Herald of1ae, or Isl secoai street s.ls1snac
rye and 9, VII lie nun tuayy ssepaedio
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4 REsPi CTAeLE NAN WANTS A SITUATION IS
IA cutter in o bot and shoe stare has hal reaty
years practical exrsrfnca add hs hsness
ia nj its tTal ches Cali acaTess " OF slr j.
BAR II, 2sl As n'io tisct Bra ekiyp 70 Mr BtrEy
80 III nrson street, New lorS, between Strand and
HIonN etlGets
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Nov 8 eoln.


august 20, 1854
N"Iiee IL hereby holders
stocks of the United States, that this prepared
chase between lh. both
vembcr next portions those STOCKS amounting aggregate
TO SO, 900 terms heeclnaer
toned,
IN case oil any contingent competition, within the amount ned
preference viii be gwen order which said stocks
may be offered The duly assigned the United
States by the parties
be transmitted this department The receipt whereof
l. The par value, amount specified In each certificate
J. premium the by the
July 1876 rcdceiable November IL, 1856, of the
stock 1872 rcdeonabe 3lst De
cebe 1864 oil ii the stock of the loans authorized
by 'hc s47 and 1913 rrdeemn the former 3lst
D'csmber, eG7 the Both 1868 OF
AID the stock of Abe an authorized by the act of 1885, and
dermable the 3 Dccmbe 1864 Commonly called
ind mniiy,) per cent
j. Interest the certificate from the Isl Of JpY
1854, the date receipt Treasury wiz
allowance tlor tho money owner &c day
in addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made in drafts Of The Treasurer OF
the United Sates Lotoi New York;
or Philadelphia, as the parties may direct.
Blu, certificate will be entitled the benefit OF this
Which shall M actually the Treasury before the
said anih day Of November
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Aur 21-d21Novf Secretary Of the Treasury.
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By aREEs g SCOTT, Auct,oneers

INTENSIVE SALE OF SPLENDID FURNITURE AT AUCl
n Friday the 10th shall
O'Clock Of The beaulu asormeps OF parlor and
cha offered for sale
full Zebra wardrobe. bedsead,
dressing tabe coMnode, sofa, tables chairs
One fine rosewood, 6ne French bsdstsad,
coDmode, toilet tables with fine spring and hair
mattresses, feather holsters pillows, made to snt the
ads
One fine oak consisting fine exteRsnn, dining,
and tables, sideboard, leather covered dining
and n chairs
Two Of mableiop furniture for chambefe,
feather beds holsters and pillows TO III the
G55 yards superGne figured and plain mating
made order
w for renteulans
having changed his determined
bidder # and " quality
n modern style
Terms cash.
oihc ladies'
and Washington and The public general respectfully in
WED The sale they viii ind h well hy their
The furniture will be ready edpesday
Thursday previous the ale The public win call und
themselves
GREEN & SCOTT,
Nov5-d,d AuctiOneers.
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I'M subscriber intending change residence,
story house, 18th
r, and the entire furniture for sale.
The is upied and second
and dumb speaking tubes and drains
every floor There desirable locality the city
whether public buildings
remarkable healthfuness
accommodating
December s earlier II de
furniture be daily for week, be
hours Of 10, aud y and after Wednes
day 9Th inst JAMES NoRss.
Nav III
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soAdiscs isi2A national of The survixys
soldiers proposed to be held in
of Washington January undersigned by
VI Of the residents uu.a
uiy invites Of The resided in
District period, Of may become
residents of the and those who may contiguous
be held al the City Hall Tue-5ay, the th ins O'Clock
for Tie purpose of taking SUCH occasion ma,
call for On their pssr
). WILLIAMS, Brig. Maj aud Inspector
Of The Columbia Brigade n war of 1912
a
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Odd Fellows Hall.

The J"iie" H"riesquc Opera Troupe Twenty Esk-
u ENG The largest company Ethiopian nins in ths United
States respectfully shor ere OF eif novel
aud amusing entertainments
AT hail. only commencing on "wednesday
evening, 9Th instant.
Prominent In this unique and new enterprise 5 the
BuRLEsQuE
NJ. JULIEN AND HIS RENOWNED ORCHESTRA,
Comprising fourteen selections different operas
The buesque family,
original selection whole
nonneed TO be the best musical exhibition in the
Tickets JI4 chiidrens had
the music stores, hotels, aud the
Concert commences 2. O'Clock
NovA-du H. S. CARrEE, Manager.
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Nov aeo,o

CARD The attention Of the ludes and gentlemen Of Aesan
da, Georgetown and Washington, the public generally
respectfully invited the splendid viii,
take place auction al II o'clock Friday 10Th
slant The furniture is superior, and the sale
worthy their at,cson he viii he altered
30
interest For further particulars advertisement
GREEN & SCOTT,
vS-a Auctioneers
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A CHANCE TO MAKE MOsEY.-Prof.abe and honora-
Il bio eWpoyuent.1he subscriber desirou. o having an
A of
oS1 only will be required and anything like efficient,
make from three dollars day
employed realizing
formation viii be given by addressing, postage pad,)
WIN. A. KINSLER,
Nov S-d3t' Box Col, Philadelphia (Pa) Posi- Office.
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BALTIMORE Nov. THE directors and stockholders of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company oday the
Exchange portion of the stockholders seeded and re-
FUSED TO vote on the ratification of the presidents report
The seceders have called public meeting to be held at the
Exchange to morrow.
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NEW CABINET wAKERUOMs.-EOWiN GREEN, huv-
~ his foursoy building Pennsylvania
between h and 18th has on hand exc
furniture and chairs kind and quality
public invited look his large
stock, which he ia selling very low prices,
III
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Nov 4--i

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY .--The subscriber now
- on ana most c".Pe assortment OF goods which have been
country aud Europe. and The
snmes al saving OF from per stock
Housekeeping articles a.ee required house iet
come under h@ bead OF hardware
Gadng materials, fine
al SEEMS 10,
Mechanics ta"h variety, and mostly warranted
Leather heing and hemp packing, factory
Grey BIZ, hers' door springs warranted We
The agents, and Will furnish dealers Al, factory prices.
beautiful assortment o enIher York prices,
and % che Than other
All Of which offered
customers by the subscriber
JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE,
sign OF The large Gilt Saw, Penn
Nov 6-eoim between l0lb and iiil
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Wisconsin Election


MILWAUKEE, Nov 7As far as heard from, the indication
that the fusion ticket is successful throughout the State
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NEWARK, lN I'D Nov. Tin the first district the con
test very close but is believed however that milford
(dem.) is elected.
From the fifth district the returns Indicate the election If
John s. Darcy (dem.) over Pennington
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SECOND DESPATCH.
trHIRD DESPATCH

Later returns indicate that the five fusion candidates for
congress are elected The iusons claim have secured
majority in the legislature
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Crime ia Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov IA woman arrested in this
city yesterday charged with the murder her two children
The of the miserable PAMELA Myers alias
Snyder She confessed her crimes to
Conrad and said she had killed succession frc children as
soon as they were born Two by father and three
by another The last child born five DAYS SINCE and
she made way with it, like the others by throwing il into
sink.
The first information of these revolving crimes was
communicated to the mayor in anonymous letter. when
steps were immediately taken to bring the JUS
tce.
The murders were committed in Ncetown in the upper
section OF the consolidated city, The woman has never been
married.
The hearing of the case did not take place to-day as the
prisoner was too i'll to be present
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Baltimore and Ohio RniIrond.

CHICAGO, Nov. 7As far heard from, four fusion ear
didates for Congress are elected.
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mAlilflED,

On Tuesday, the an instant, lAe sossn Presbyterian c,u
b. the Rev. JoHs T. SM w Ill AIR LORD, Baltimore
LOUISA H. WILtl-, et Washington city
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BY TEL Re G X A y ii d.


NEW York Nov 10 o'clock, p m.--One of the most
citing political which have taken place in this
city, the State has terminated From all accounts
the heavy and the scratching of tickets
all precedent This circumstance together with the great
number tickets in the hed will increase the difficulty in
obtaining e result at early period as formerly There
has been considerable fighting several of the election
cincts From Williamsburg intelligence has been received OF
bloody riot Report has it that four were killed
and twenty wounded No further particulars gwen The
following imperfect all pat have been received
up to this hour
In the egOpo ward Barker (know nothing candidate for
maydr) has received l6 majority.
In the seventh ward Uman (know nothing candidate for
governo) is ahead Hon. w. NJ. Tweed is elected alder
Seymour is ahead in the eighth and ninth wares far
heard from In the fourth fifth siAh, and thirteenth wards
Seymour ahead ia tsc sixteenth ward Uman is ahead.
AABAsY, Nov. is o'clock, p. mA but three wards
ceved. Scymour's majority Clark is l5oo; I'll
man, 1000.
[sEcoSp DESPATCH
New YoRK-lO O'clock p. Psrsist returns from the
18th and 18th wards show tsat Seymour is ahead Seymour
has undoubtedly carried the city.
[rHInp pEsPATcH.l
Seymours majority in the sixth ward is 400 Matthew
Brennan hard she elected police justice in the second dis
trct In thirteenth and fourteenth wards Wood tho
Union democratic candidate for mayor, i ahead
lrouEIH DsspATcH.l
SYRACUSE, Nov I'll O'Clock p. MP to this hour but
few reliable returns have been received from the western
portion of the State. The belief here, however, is general
that Seymour is elected
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CIrY PRIsoS, Monday, Nov G. 1854
To The Editor Of Me Heyaid.
SIR; see in the Herald of this morning Geographic
despatch dated New Orleans, Nov. 3 which says The
friends OF Dr. Graham here have received from
New York that Gov Seymour had promised TO pardon him
so That though sentenced to the State prison he will be
released before entering the prison DOORS Permit me to
say that Gov Seymour has been spoken by any
friend OF mine IN relation to the matter way or anoth-
err and that believe the report to be malicious and I'M
qualified falsehood intended to prejudice the public against,
me on Inc very day my before the
on motion for trial. and the time 10 in
ure Gov seymour before the public in the election which
takes place tomorrow In justice to myself and truth
must ask that you will insert this in your paper have
the honor TO be, your obedent servant
r. NJ. GRAHAM.
In connexon with the above give the following
ter from Gov. Seymour which find in the New York
Day-Book:
ALBANY, Monday, Nov. 6, 1854.
DEAR SIR; The statement that | promised pardon to
Dr. Graham is UNTRUE have been spoken about
the case in any way has it been before in any
form, HORATIO SEYMOUR.
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SALES TO-DAY.
ny }. e. MeGuiRE. Auot,one.

ny d Z. WtGUIHE, AuottOneer.
NrLENDiD FAMILY CARRIAGE, TWO SEAT DUGGy
~ wagon, Iar OF handsome black
ngie harness. al auction On "Wednesday
s at O'Clock, Ia front of the rooms without
|
One splendid family carriage, ne new superior make
and finish
One handsome Two buggy
OF fine snowy black carriage
single and double harness,
The above The properly
the country, aud viii he sold without regard
Terms cash JAS. &. MCGUIRE,
NovT-d Aucuoneey.
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BALTIMORE Noy T.-Flour-the flour market this toarn-
inc quiet The holders of Howard woke still ask
ing SIS IS, without finding any buyers Small sales City
Mills at SS 80 Rye -four 81 25 Corn meal 81 rs 81 so.
The receipts OF wheat are fair with moderate sales The
market is not r and declined three cents There
ahcat 200 bushels offered with sales Of white good
TO prime at 81 s0a 81 So choice white 81 92 ST 95
red do at 81 " 81 So lots Of inferior qualities Ii to lG
cents less per bhe The receipts of moderate
market steady There about 500 bushels offered and
sales of old white at 81 ~ cents; yellow at 20 II cents
white at &c Gs cents yellow at 20 ~ cents; and
mi ycd at 6S a 60 cents,
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sy GREEN Il SCOTT, Aue,,oneers.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUG
IL TION-On wednesday, the 9Th
shall SELL ut the residence Mrs Willis
i3h Streets good
Mahogany chairs, sofa
DO bedseads, dressing aud
DO marble Top table md hat rack
Maple bedsteads and chairs, wasbatands
Looking glasses, sirandoes
Solar and other lamps
China, glass, cTockery, and ware
Wardrobes paor, chamber, I'D STAR carpets and rods
eaiheT beds, heddt.g hair ~
Cooking radia'or aud other stoves
Ana great assortment of kitchen
WIN many DINER articles which deem to
" -
1erms All sums of aud under 25, S25 credit
say ana ninety days. for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
urest. $3.50
GREEN SCOTT,
NoVf-u
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The CASE OF DR.. GRAHAM-The following card from
DR. Graham appears in the New York Herald of yesterday
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man became aware Of the fact that he oosenng his
hold OF life, he inquired of the attending physician how
long he had to live. About hour, was the reply
Then BRING me bottle of champagne pint bottle of
the VINE was brought and Immediately drank with appa-
rent good relish Now, bring good cigar cigar
was lighted and given him. and after drawing four strong
pulls, the poor fellow sank back and dead He met
death as one meets that with which he is familiar
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uusEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On Monday, the 18th sAaI SELL 10 O'Clock
he residence of George BGas north side
between
sediment OF iurni.Gre, viz:
Mahogany soas, parior and rocking chairs
Do marble and tQbies
Vine gilt frame pier glasses and marble Packets
FIne painted cottage chamber full !,
Fine velvet cab ms. and
Fine large day and lsaaui clock
i:iraudpes, hail other ,alaps
Painted window shades, feather beds
rrundie and rse Jch post hedsiends, msiifrssrs
and
With a good ot kitchen
aud 30 days satisfactorily ondosea bearing interest
GREEN s. SOFT,
Nov sd Auctioneers.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-11-08
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TRESroS Nov, Us o'clock, p. m.-Tbe election in this
State to-day has been closely contested The probabilities
are that democratic congressman have been elected
In the 9Th district Pennington (whg) believed to be
elected over John s. Darcy (dem.)
In the itb district it reported that p @. Osborne (inde
present representative.