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ment of French marines had gsrrisoned St Paul and
Ak Bopuou which command the Straits Of Kertch.
The RusseIs manifest intention Of On attack. The
Allies continue to fortfy Yeaikae.
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THE KANSAS sTVTYDLE.

As the public attention Il just now alive TO the tricks
Of the gang Of ruans claiming to &C, in the capacity
Of LEGISLATURE for the Territory Of Kansas, we pre-
sent such facts about them come TO hand, though
necessarily repeating many things previously stated
by telegraph or in other forms.
SPEAKER sTRINGFRLLOW's SPEECH
When elected Speaker. DIR. stringelIow addressed
the House Of Representatives as follows;
4GEyTLENEN-I need not say TO you that am
rroud Of he distinction YOU have conferred upon me,
and that from my heart i thank you 70 do 80 would
convey but a feeble icee of the feelings which animate
me on this occasion. You have 70 day, gentlemen,
conferred on me an honor which prize more highly
Than sny other in the g of the House or the people
;Le honor Of presiding over the frst House OF Repre-
seutatves in Kansas Territory. To have Intiiha'ed
one wear ago that such result would be wrought OUT
one would have been called visionary-to nave pre-
dic,ed that To day Legislature would assemoie al
most unanimously Pro-Slayery, and win mgsen Ior
Speaker | would have been thought MAJ. TOT t1e'e
ressops and because Of the fact that te desunes OF
our glorious Union hang upon our aeilons-oeeause
the ewes Of the world upon usthe eyes Of lanai
81 and malignant enemies closely watching us
,Le exes Of s1mpathizng friends anxiousy fixed
mon ns-for these reasons and feeling that is high
md resrousble trust you have confded to me, feel
both proud and moet grateful.
In conclusion, allow me TO hope, gentlemen that in
our delberations courtesy and candor may mark on
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THE VERY LATEST.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday, July Il, 1855.
A Geographic dispatch from London received just
before the departure of the Atlantic that
Lord John Russell has resigned his seat in the Cabinet
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ILLNESS oF THE GEAR.

Uispositiyelv stated in English papers hat The En-
ne,or Alexander ia in a bad sta'e of health. Con-
Sumption is LIS reputed malady. The same papers
nsed TO report that the Emperor Nicholas was Insane
Private letters from Russian sources IN Belgium deny
Alexander ailment.
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ONE WEEK
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
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np,fovsrp ALTON AGAINST THE MAMELON.

ON the night of the 9TH OF july the Russians m,ae
sore AGAINST the works and positions IN ront oil e
NameIop. They did not, however, offer battle, ou1
bSving nut the besegers on the alert and exchanged
few shots withdrew.
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BLACK SEA AND AZOFF.
Al Kertch affairs remain as last rePorIed' a Tvs
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| csrig.n Kelly, Pudy, Cummings. aud carigue

Carrigsn, Kelly, Pudy, Cummings. aud Csrigue
present.
III Com lisslOn 20 date:
MN her Ahfus arrive NJ 70 July IS, 1850 y 81
NSlnber ofGsn Erivea since to July s, iSaA..~.' s''
To sam. da:s IN 's,s,'
v-,.,., ru;s,,,,, in ID.,.u on Ward. Irisss al
NGmbes u kIe rAas IN Inst'n IN Marine Hosp Ia s
Totsi..........................s. 2f5
Balance in Bark January 1855 is' -
sss5s gate F.s-ip . 3; Jay Is eo1So,sca
a Alien Psssenssr..''.'''''.''.''' 'A'' :.
Total 80 so q
Disbursements July IS lS55.....'''''..''' SSoS =
o,.,a-.f,.. .......................s9is9 IS
CoNNrSrcATtoS FROM TIE FREScH CONsUL-GEN-
rP,-Tte Mayor transmitted 70 the Board q letter
fom NJ. De MonthoIon, Consul General of France for
the Ubied States and it. accompanying communIca-
ton from the Minister of Foreign Ahairs IN France,
concerning tbe departure from Havre for tins port OF
tho American ship Lorenzo from which Il appears that
said hin put 10 in violation Of the Imperial decree
For the better protection OF entrants. The letter
from NJ &c Monholon states hat cue notice was given
to tie captain OF the duties imposed upon nun oy rue
imperial decree OF January last The Goyernment OF
his Majesty the Emperor, DESTROYS TO insure oy all
means their power the wei-oeing and moralityoi
'he emgrant- leSir- the shores OF France would De
chap, 20 see tho any such conrayenion to the req
ulsiions Of the French laws emigration should on
"the arrival o. The ship IN New-lork, IAN unier the
"acton of the American legislation for the same OBJ
" iect' And tho French Consul General therefore
desires II at the ship Loreno may be submitted 10
close inspection on her arrival at this port.
A document was received from the French Consul
touching an alleged violation by the ship Loreno from
Havre of The pass niger laws Of France. This when
translated will together with letter from the Mayor
of New-York and other papers, be read before the
Board and acted upon.
From paper beaded Payment to Counties to
ArriJ 1855 presented TO the Board II appears that
the rrnoni allowed S437l7 "a; the payment % per
cent is SOS 4I6 80; and the balance sl5,30l Al.
Ljonor on Ward Eldnd.-Dr. Cox. the Physician
on Wards Island addressed communication to the
Board in which he complains against the Injustice oil
the statement made by Mr.. Kelly at former meeting
when he said " $4,000 worth of liquor IL annually
- CONSUMED on Wards Island, aud denying the
charge.
Mr. KELLY said that he felt the highest regard Tor
Dr. Cox and his associates. and he WAS very sorry II
remarks not at all irteno ed for him or any OF them
had wounded their feelings. But the correctness OF
bis statement was borne out by the records OF the
Commission row be ore the Committee OF lnyestigs-
ton He could not conceive WHY the Hospital requ-
stors should call for l72 barrels of beer and other
liquors in proportion. ~, I'll
me following is the proof relied on by Mr. Kelly
for " suhs antiaiion of his statement;
kccorxr OF LIQUORS ST. yurch1sed yeguion BY Crd9
Ianr fr use on Wards Island from May l, 1851 % same
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PERSONAL.

80. Hon. Joseph Lane, of Oregon, and Hon.
J. W. Denver, of California, are at Browns
Hotel, having come over the isthmus by the
last arrival. Gen. Lanes appearance here is
nailed with great pleasure By his n any friends
in Washington.
....M'lle Rachel closed her engagement in
Boston on Friday night last before a crowded
and brilliant audience. The play was ssVir-
gine;" winding up with the Marseillaise. She
vas called out at the end Of each act and the
close Ut tie performance was hailed with an
OutburSt of enthusiasm seldom if ever before
witnessed in a Boston theatre.
-. Gustav Pfeil, of Milwaukee, defends hiy
recent effort to burn the body Of his deceased
wife, on the ground that a mutual vow had
passed between them, Of which che reminded
him ON her death bed that the survivor should
thus trest the remains Of the one who died
first 1t ia cartons case, and much may be
said on both sides Of it, ...... :.
80. Passmore Williamson appeared in tho
United States District Court in Philadelpbia
on Saturday, accompanied by hiscounsel, and
offered a petition, in which he expressed hi.
willingness to purge himself Of the contempt
in the Wheeler slave case, fer which he was
imprisoned in July last. Judge Kane received
the petition, granted the prayer, and required
w lliiSEason to affirm to what he had 10 say in
reply to the interrogatory of the Court In
the course of his purgation, he said 81 Since
the service CT the writ, have not had the
custody, possession, or power over them; nor
have known where they were except from
common runor or the newspaper reports in re.
gard to their public appearance in the city or
elsewhere Williamson was released, and
received the congratulations Of his friends
Mr.. Van Dyke, on behalf Of Col. Wheeler, has
entered a suit for damages in the United States
Circuit Court.
go. John Z. Clark, lunatic in the hospi,
tai at st. Johns, N. B., murdered two of the.
keepers with an axe, on the 3lst Of October.
80. The Sentinel and Witness, Of the 3Ist
Of October, published at Middletowp, Conn,
comes to US in mourning, for the death of the
senior editor, VIM. ID. Starr, in the 57th year
of his age.
80. Mayor Wood, of New York, has issued
proclamation offering reward of one hun.
dred dollars for the detection Of any person
voting, or attempting to vote illegally, or for
that Ct any individual so advising another.
And he has also issued n proclamation forbid
ding the parade of target or other armed COM
panies until after the election on the 9th inst
80. For the week ending on Saturday, there
were 1868 deaths in New York, including l22
boys and 100 girls. Consumption carried of
~, commissions 70, diarrhea | scarlet fever TO-
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GTELEaRApHIc NEWS.
K,.pcarED ron rHE EVENING sr.r,
The Missouri Railroad Aoc,as,t.

ST. Lours, Nov. s-The train has arrived
bringing the bodies Of the victims Of the aeci-
dent on the Pacific rsiIroad Of Thursday, az
we'll as those who were badly wounded. The
whole number thus farassceratined TO have
been killed, is TWENTY-FIVE. II is impossible
70 estimate the number wounded, but scarcely
man on the tain sscaIei some injury.
Tho number suffering from broken limbs
and severe sOutasions will probably reach
fifty.
The bodies Of the dead will be buried to-
morrow. sH
A meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce
was held this morning, and resolutions were
passed sympathizing with the friends Of the
deceased. ---.-- ~ . s..sr- ..
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CuBA.-Morales, the man sentenced 10 death
for receiving incendiary publications from a
New York steamer, has had his sentence COM
muted TO eight years labor in the chain gang.
1t is said that in this instance the clemsncy
was extended by the Captain General, in op.
position to the strenuous demand Of the Audi.
tor de Guerro, who urged the vigorous execu-
ton Of the sentence, in consequence of Nc
rales having confessed his offence. The Con-
sejo dc Revision agreed with the Captain Gen.
eral in favor of Communication, and so the Au.
ditor was Overruled.
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IL Noah Walker e Co., Marble Hall
Clothing Emporium. Browns Hotel Building
respectfully announce thar their display Of F ALL
and WINTER CLOTHING is now ready for In
speetien, comprising an assortment Of COATS,
TALMAS, OVERSACkS. SURTOUTS, VEST
and PAN IA Looms Of the newest and richest
designs I'm material, trimming and workman
ship To gentlemen who study excellence with
economy 10 fashionable rticles Of dress an oppor-
tunity Is now offered for selecting nom one Of the
attractive stocks efGoods In this city, at very re-
duced prices. nova-u
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s. .. H0OyER'S Iron HALL BOOT
SHOE L. TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT
Pa. arsnHs. bet. 9th a

fd Grenhs. BET 9fH dHd lOfh SIS.
lust RECEIVED A GOOD ASSORTMENT
~ OF Ladies, Missess, and Children's, WG6p
Gents, Bows and Youths BOOTS and
SHO Is which viii sell cheap for cash ~
FOR LADIES. 49,
Cashmere double sole long CATERS, water proof
French .asting heel and button do.
French Cashmere 90 do
French Glicerious toilet white and BLK kid Slip
pers
French Caters, ali c0lors, with and without tips
Misses and children's black, blonze and colored
keel CATERS
Misses and ehildren's morocco kouble sole tipped
and plain Boots
FOR GENTS, BOYS AND YOUTHS.
French patent leather and calf doubl. sole double
upper Boots
French patent leather and calf double sole long
Button Caters
French patent leather and calf Oxford Ties
French calf Bots az 80 50 worth IS
Fo. Boys and Youths can supply all that give
me call with Boots and Shoes
have splendid assortment OF Boots and Shoes
for servants, which am confident I can furnish
at fair prices.
Give me a call AID examine for yourselves at
:. p. HOOyER'S,
oc 26-u Iron Hall
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By WALL, BARNARD d CO, Auctioneers.
VERY LARGE AND EXTENSIVE Stock

By WALL, BARNARD d CO, Auctioneers.
VERY LARGE AND EXTENSIVE stock
Of New Fur iture 1T Auction.-On
TU ESDAf morning next. November 9Th. At 10
O'Clock, We shall sell. at the House furnishing
Warerooms q Mr.. e. o. Wall, on eth street be-
tween and t., who is about changing his bus
mess, his very large and extensive assortment OF
Furniture, part II which was made TO order and
OF the best materials. Among which may be
found :
handsome set of Rosewood Parlor Furniture.
covered with green and gold 81 ocatelle
Handsome Walnut and Mahogany Sofas
Tete a-TeteS and Divans
Handsome mahogany and walnut marble top Ia
bles, large assortment, some very handsome
and newest patterns ..ss
Walnut and oak Commodes and Etageres
Handsome mahogany and walnut French, Jenay
Lind, Cottage, Maple and ether 8edsteads
large assortment -.. .f- -
Handsome walnut and mahogany marble top.
plain and other Bureaus Co... :
Several complete beautiful sets Cottage Chamber
Furniture, various styles '... -...#.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Walnut and Cherry Extension, dining, and other
Tables =.
Walnut, mahogany and other wardrobes
Mahogany, walnut and gilt frame Mirrors SO
Walnut and mahogany Whatnots. Toilet Tables,
Hatracks, Rout and other Tables .....
Walnut and mahogany marble top, plain, and
other Washstands, large assortment l-.
Wslnut and Mahogany Arm, Easy and Nurse
Rockers . --. = .sr... .s<
Cane and wood-seat Chairs, cane and woodseat
Rockers .Ia ... -. ta- ..,. =.
Walnnt and oak cane and wood seat Office Chairs
Clocks, 30 hour and g. day, large assortment --ss
With MANY other articles which are usually kept
in House furnishing Store which are unne-
cessary 10 enumerate; altogether forming one
. OF the most complies assortments OF Furniture
ever offered al Auction in this city, and well
worthy the attention Of dealers and persons
furnishing. -
Terms All sums under $50 cash: over $50 a
credit Of 30, GO and 80 days, with notes saisfacto
lilly endorsed, bearing interest. ...
WALL, BARNARD IL CO.,
nov Id Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES
See tr't page 5or a cotr1i. Of Areiio. Sale,

ia BY las. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer. .
FXECur0R;S SALE OF FURNITURE
II and Household Efiects.-On TUEsDAS
morning, November 18th, at 10 o'clo L. AZ lie
residence ofthe late Capt, Easily, corner Of Penn.
sYlvania avenue and oh street east, shall sell all
the Furniture and Household Effects:
Mahogany case Piano Forte and Stool
Walnut French sofa, arm ard ladies Chairs
Two Mahogany Sofa Uitoniaas, Footstoc,s -.
Mahogany Card and Side Taples, Rockers -
Y ush seat arm end side Chairs -, t,,:-t-....
Giltframe Looking Glasses, Slabs and Bsackets-
Ihree-Ply and Ingram Carpets, Oi.cloths
handsome OIL Paintings, Engravings
Mahogany Sideboard, Dining Tables -
China, Glsss and Crockery Ware
Table, Cutlery % N.-..t
hlph and low post Bedsteads, Bureaus
Feather Beds, Mattresses. Bedding so ,ssl ,
Secretary and Bookcase, Tables, Chairs
Cooking, Radiator and other Stoves
Together with general assortment Of House
hold and Kitchen Utensils
-. Terms: AL SENS Of and under s25 cash over
$2s credit OF 60 and 20 days for notes satisfac-
torily endorsed, bearing intere.t
BY order OF the executor.
nov I'D j G. MCGUIRE, Auot
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.s A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
. by JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
AVERY DESIRABLE THREE.SrORY


AVERY DESIRABLE THREE.SrORY
IA Brick Dwelling house at Auctien.-On
MONDAY afternoon, the 5th Of November, al
O'clock, shall offer for sale in 'front.' Of the prem
ises. on 18th street, between u and III the three.
story front and back Building, on the east side I'm
one Of the best neighborhoods I'm the city. II is
balt in the best manner, the windows are OF plate
glass In the second story, extending TO the floor,
corridor or balcony running across the 'front.' In
side Venetian blinds 10 all the front Windows the
front house heated by a portable furnace in the
cellar. The House contains ten rooms besides
kitchen, pantry, and bath room. The bath room
is supplied with hot and cold water from larye
cistern In the yard and pump In the kitchen. Gas
in all the passages and ten OF the rooms; the prem
ises and bathroom completely drained bv prop
erly-constructed sewers; the whole together form
ing Of the nost desirable private residences OF
the size In the city. The Carpets, which are
Brussels and new, VIII he disposed Of al q fair
price 10 the purchasers OF the house, II desired.
Any person DESTROYS Of examining the House
and premises can do so by calling upon J. NJ.
Dom, at the House Furnishing Wa.erooms OF
Doom B,O a Co, on 9th street.
Terms Of sale: - 600 IN cash the residue at
one and two years, with interest. The deferred
payments secured by deed OF trust upon the house,
and full and sufficient title given upon the pay
ment Of the 81 coo. J. e. MCGUIRE,
&C sd Auctioneer.
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The KINNEY EXPEDITION. From a letter
written to the Mayor Of New York, dated
Port su- Prince, Sept. 25th, we learn that Jo-
seph n. Lewis, U. S. Consular Agent at that
place, has seized and detained the barque
Amelia, on account of her having on board
full cargo Of arms and ammunition, and every
requisite for cquipping large fierce Of men,
which he believed were intended for the Kin
ney expedition.
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PIANOS-PIANOs-PIANOS.

lust RECEIVED AT THE MUSIC DEPOT,
- southwest corner Of Penna. avenue, c-fI.2z{S]
Eleventh and ID streets, two of thosef JTU
world renowned FRANKFORT ES, from the fac
tory OF Rosenkrantz, I'm Dresden. These instru-
ments have been acknowledged by competent aud
disinteres'ed musical judges to be superior 10 any
other horizontal square Pianos made, In point OF
tone touch and durability.
shall receive, In few days, another lot OF these
instruments, and continue oreceive tht m as soon
as they can be passed through the Custom House.
novI sa. - t GEO. HlLBUS, Agent.
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BY las. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
LNACALLENT EUk NlTI Il n II IllhI q n

BY Jas. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
ENCALLENT FURNITURE & HOUSE.
~ hold Effects ut Public Auction-OnF FRI
DAY morning, November 9Th, commencing at 70
O'Clock, shall sell, at the residence of Fred ID
Steuar, Esq, on street, between Sth and 9Th
streets, all his Furniture and Household Effects.
viz: .. :.
Superior Rosewood Piano:or.e, by Knahe Il Cache
Walnut and mahogany Sofas and Divan ~
Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables
walnut and mahogany arm ard parlor Chairs
kush- seat fancy Chairs, Rout Tables
Venetian Blinds, Window Shades
Looking glasses, Girandoles, Ornaments a.
-Four Camphor Chests, Chinese Extension Chair
Velvet Tapestry, Parlor Carpets, nearly new
Three ply and Ingram Carpets, Oilcloth
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobe
Washsands, Toilet Sets, Clock
Feather Beds, BOlsters, and Pillows
hair ana Husk Mattresses, Comforts
Britannia Tea Set, China and Glassware '
Bath Tub, Lamps, Stoves. &c
Terms s25 and under cash; over that sum a
credit Of 90 and 80 days for satisfactorily
noses, bearing interest
> The house is for rent inquire on the
Pf"Hrises or OF the AUctioneer.
novS-d JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auc:.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
ITOCA OF NEW AND SECONDHAND

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
CROCK OF NEW AND SECONDHAND
~ Furniture at Auction.-On FRIDAY, the
ID day Of November, al 10 O'Clock a. m, L Will
sell, at the Furniture Store Of J. w. Heuptman,
No. tc5 Ninth street, three doors from Pennsy iva
MIA avenue, who is about 10 change his business,
good assortment OF Furniture, such as ..-
Dressing and other Bureaus and Lounges
Chairs, Bedstsads, Feather Beds ....r..
Mattresses. Tin Ware
Glass and Crockery Ware &c.
Terms: All sums under SIS, cash over Sl5,
credit Of = and months, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest. A. GREEN,
&C sd Auctioseer
H. The above sale will be continued ON
WEDN ESDAf, the 9TH instant. same hour a
large lot Of the furniture remains In be sold
I'D A. GREEN, Auct
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- BY K. 5. WRIGHT; Georgetown.
TTyRUSTEE.S SAIE OF REAL ESTAT

- BALE vi
Il BY virtue Of decree of the Orphans Court.
OF Washington county, ID. C., (approved by the
Circuit Court of said county, the UNDERSIGNED,
as Trustee, will Offer at public sale, on THURS
DAY, the I'D day of November, 1855, (if fair,
If not, the next fair day. all Of that piece or
parcel OF ground. of which the late Ann& Nor
gan died, siezed and possess d; situated in the
county Of Washington and District Of Colum-
bia, acout three miles from Georgetown, adjoin-
ing the lands Of Jas. c. MCGEE, and others, near
the Rockville Turnpike, containing ten acres,
more or less, with a two-story Frame Dwelling
upon the same, aud generally known as part Of a
tract Of Land called s.Fletchell's Chance.s q
Sale TO take place on the premises, at IL O'Clock
The terms as prescribed by the decree are one.
third of the purchaas money In cash; one-third in
six months, and one third IN IL months from the
day CT sale; the purchaser giving notes with APP
proved security, aud bearing interest fscm dayof
sale, for the deferred paymeots. be- :. 49, !
Title 10 be retained until the whole OF the pur-
chase money shall be paid and all eonveyancing
al expense Of purchasers 80 .s 80 =
N. CARROLL. MASON, Trustee. 8
nov i--Ats y tttH 4. =. WRIGHT, Auct.
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FLOUNCED SILK ROBES.

lust RECEIVED FROM "AUCTloN f"
- and from the importers
900 superb Flounced silk Robes
50 Valencia Flounced Robes, new article.
The above comprises by far the largest and most
desirable lot Of this description Of SlLk GOODS
ever brought to this city.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY CO, af
Corner OF Pa avenue and 9th street.
nov lot
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-Flour is firm; Howard
streeJhss advanced 25c /; sales at ~ IS; Ohio
Re higher; sales ut 50 III
Wheat is inactive and has advanced 5a7c.;
good TO prime white, 81 l5as2. 20; red 81 OLA
SIP Corn is unchanged; sales Of white and
yellow at s5a90c
Provisions are heavy, with no notable change
since Saturday. Al
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EISH!-EISIl.
LUPIN,S BOMBASIN.

LUPlN;S BOMBAS1N.
WE HAVEJUST RECEIVED FROM TIL L
w importers O..
4 so pieces best make Lupin's Bombasin -.-
10 do black Thibet Merlno, very best quality
30 do black silk-warp Alpaca
25 do Lupin's GA black Mousselines
50 dozen black English Grape and Love Wells
lao do Bajou's best black Kid Gloves
10 pieces superior Mourning Silks as..s
10 do black Canton Cloth ........rs
100 long and square black Tribe. Shawls, very
best quality. at low prices ..-.. :.
All persons wearing black goods are respect
fully Invited to call and examine our goods and
prices before purchasing. ... ....l..
s. CLAGE'TT, NEWTON, MAY CO
Corner Of Pa avenue and Oh street.
. nov l-1Ot r..
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DARE CHANCE.-THE LATE AGRICOLE
HI Fayier's celebra' ed Mineral Water Establish
ment is for rent or lease, together with the dwell
ling, outhouses, &c.
The situation, on account OF the spring water
would be most desirable for a brewery, bathing
establishment, Laundry, or for a pleasure garden.
The dwelling house contains ten rooms, two yer
large parlors, beside extensive Kitchen With mod
ern Improvements, and large bar. room, two
very cold cellars, and several failing springs
The garden Is planted with choicest Imported
fruits, and with very little expense The house can
he converted into desirable private residence,
being within u few minutes walk Of the Pre-. =
dents House and public Departments: For par
ticuars inquire at Mrs. A. FAVIER'S,
$40 Pa. avenue, opposite Browns Hotel.
nov 2-eo6t