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THE subscriber hand 200 variety
and about Of
and but They all sceding and
warrant Aod guaranty hsn Ny silver leaf maple be
Union they all from
York. Philadelphia would
have such stock only knew They
urasbed Horse ehesnnn from 10 feel ish aad European
feet high, Of rich
81 Come and calling
Maher The pubic gardiner.
There no. growing in me Presidents oucds standing
stable river maple of ock which
planted 1885, which remarked
plant rapid protect my
dtd portion Of of
stable ssd measures yard. cast. vest nor and south,
of az ysrds ei feet which
10 rrrrcics,
shelter q " array
doubt, comc and scc for yourselves.
JAMES MAHER,
Nov list rnhic Gardener.
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LATER PROM NicARAatA AND CALHoRsIA.-The steamer
Northern Light arrived at New York on Sunday
ing last from San Juan with California dates the Goth
altimo. She brought specie.
All was quiet on the isihnaus Walker and Chamos,s
paFiy had agreed OF peace and Rras
pointed President Walker having declined the honor lie
had however been appointed cumnander-inchef Of the
Ncaraguan forces. Parker u. French, formerly Of the
Sacramento Tribune had been appointed Conmissary
War The people Of Nicaragua appear be pleased with
tie new state Of affairs and trouble appre
hended Col Kinney remained at Sreytown, and Walker
reported to be disposed to drive him oct OF the coun
try.
The mail steamer which left San Francisco on the goth
nit for Panama had S2000o00 in gold.
The California is unimportant- The Sierra Nsva-
d from san Juan which arrived at San Francisco the
9Th lost As passengers by cholera three OF whom
cabin passengers
Indian troubles in Oregon continue to assume serious
aspect Major Haer and his had been surrounded
BY the Indians q point above Dallas without food
for forty-eght hours and Lieut. Day and $50
had been sent To their relief
The steamer Golden Gate arrived al San Francisco
the 18th The Cortes Ind not arrived on the goth.
The United States John Hancock had arrived at
San Francisco from Petropolowsk bringing that the
Russians great force and land the AMOR
aud anxious to meet The allied feet which probabyn
the gulf OF Tarary. The British Baracorita had
been Ayen and found the place deserted bat discovered
an amount secreed goods belonging the Russian Fur
Company which seized. The then went to
Pe,ropooBsk and entering that port with the American
flag flying fred INTO the town, and then left When OF
Elizabeth island she encountered Bremen brig with lao
Russian officers and soldiers which she captured and
ried 10 Hong Kong
Seven clipper vessels had arrived at San Francisco from
the Atlantic ports Their cargces readily sold, and
business had considerably improved, and mort eastern
merchandise bad been paying fair profits Domestic -four
was selling at 50 30 $40. Wheat 81 - 50 25 Clear
pork, Sf2 mess, S3S So
The balance OF the SCo0o0) sunk IN the Yam
kee Blade has been recovered
Five hundred men under Capt Foy Of Sacramento had
left there 10 Join The Walker hllibasters.
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Tue LARGEST STEAMSHIPS IA THE woHhp.-ln \
late number Of the Scientific American we find the follow
ing notice Of what destined to DC the three largest
steamships in the world:
ATe Persia steamship, belonging 10 the Cnnard line,
recently launched at Glasgow ibe Adratic belonging 70
The Collins line and the New York belonging G Van
derbiL building in this city viii be- when completed
the largest merchant in the world They Will be
about 5000 burden each and win afford ample opor
tuny for proving the quality Of each in the contest for the
mastery OF the Atlantic The bull Of the Persia il Of iron
and engines be the sdeerer kind The Adriac
aud New oTk bein built Of timber The former ID
to have large oscatng engines the latter beam engines
The keel Of the New York Is straight and all her
lines and her centre Of displacement is amdship
the Adraiic has hollow lines and has Der Of
much stronger than The latter and has capacity for
cargo II il heicred that the Adsc has The finest formed
hull for speed and that u will De the fastest STEAMER aoat
Time however win try them all their comparative per
tormanccs viii be Of great importance TO the commercial
and engineering classes OF all countries"
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Clerical cAange tas 0sas 81 as casrisraaaer csa-
eyotJAmcs ID. Nourse promoted seoond-ca clerk
,hip the place Of Mathew harkland resigned Salary
81 .soo per
Tobias Martin, Of Florida, appointed frstcass clerk
ship in the place Of james d. souse, promoted Salary
81, 200 per Annum.
Resignafion.-Breyet Major Israel b. Richardson, cap
third infantry OF the United States army
effect the soth Of September last.
Appoia1et- Winfield Scott Hancock Of tbs
SIXTH infantry OF the United States army has been appointed
assistant quArtermAster in the service.
DEPARTMENT.
Nv Post OEess.The following named new post Offices
have been established, and the following named gentlemen
appointed postmasters;
Taeusah Christian county Illinois; George NJ HillHbrant
posnraster-
Ashnore Coles county Illinois; James NJ. Ashmore post
Melville, Hoquois county, Illinois, George w. Russell,
odell, Livingston county, Illinois; Daniel Smith, post
master.
uniouville Union county, Illinois; William scurIock post
aonouth, jackson county Iowa; John Halsapls, post
master.
Nine Mle Allen county, Indiana; Jacob W. Glass post
master.
lincoln oass county Indiana; John n Ingrim, posas
Wheeling, VIM Parish, Louisiana; J. J. Widen, post
DiseoafnedThe following named post Offices have
discontinued;
Hggine, Fsye,te county, Illinois.
Rich Woods, Delaware county Indiana
Hutton, Delaware county, Indiana
Appointment Of Route AgentLuther s. Grover Of New
Hampshire be agent the line from Boston,
Concord, to Burlington in the place OF William West de-
ceased.
CLAIMS
Monday, Noseaaber l2.The II o'clock The
judges were all present.
In the Of William w. Cox, who claims 50 $50 o. for
extra services rendered while the Office OF
Auditor for the Post Office Department Judge Scarborough
delivered the opinion of the court deciding that there
OF action, ard holdnglst. That under laws
gAnizing the Treasury Department and several
the rary alone could authorize the performance Of any
service any branch Of the Treasury Department
ID That voluntary courtesy ground for suit either
law equity Il Ssnderss Rep 372) and that this doc
trne applies TO the government well individuals.
In the Of Robert Roberts of New York city, A. II.
Lawrence ESQ., appeared for the claimant This is claim
decentralization for ioses arising the capture
the ship Experiment her voyage from New FORK ia
maica the year 1906 Spanish priv ateer recapture
British cruiser and sale under British Court
Admiralty upon libel fled for salvage by the captors.
The claimed for the detention the ship The
wage and ether expenses exclusive Of interest se235
Mr.. Lawrence followed by the Solicitor who concluded
his remarks. The argument viii be resumed by
Mr. Lawrence
c. X Ayerli, esq, Of Rouses Point New York, and
james w. McCuoh esq., Of Washington city, sworn
attorneys of this court.
The court adjourned TO meet at ii O'Clock
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New onlEsNs, Nov loLster sdrices from Texas has
been received light had occurred Fort Beknxp
tween the Delaware and Cum4nehe Indians which
Of the latter killed The Indians we're committing dep
relations on the frontier.
treaty had been made with the In New and
~ northern Mexico.
The steamer Promethens from New York had arrived
Corpus Christi.
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Ny JAMES G. moG ulHk. Aaeuenesr.

HOUSE AND LOT IN THE FIRST WARD At PUBLIC
Ill t,u "Wednesday sersap November IA. O'clock
n
frosng - 10
story yelling house.
back building srd ceiszs aNdcr
IN 6
ioress soourcd BY deed Of tho PREMISES
LAS c. MCGUIRE,
Nov e-d suciioneer.
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THE FINER QUALITIES.-Twensy pieces real French
bIack cotas cassimcTes finer qualities usual
remarkably low prices.
10 pieces medium black cloths
40 pieces cUloIed ciotss 10
goods istsciy
from the fact thai we mark The prices low.
We adding 10 stock daily.
One pTice only, from which there deviation.
Good articles lew prices and s dealing relied al
PERRY b BROTHER,
"Cepus Siores,r budding,
Nov l3-lGdf Dpposie Market.
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TEusTEE's SALE or VALUABLE LOT NEAR THE CARL
November 10, ocect on the
rren-s sshresf viii se, W virtue q deed Of trust dated
Jury ass and duty recorded Lbef J. A. s. No 81, os TO
for Washington county iei No. =
No Co. rsissx ~ Deis~ svsnos between SCUM
u rnping back about 100 feet
the Capitol extension
that u become very valuable in short time
Terms oue-thrd the balance IN sn and twelve ons
siss interest, secured W deed Of ust on the premises
Tu0S. \. FISHER, Trustee
JAS. {. MCGUIRE,
Nov e-eod Aue1oneef,
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ry- Union Asso~isutSn-Tse regular monthly meeting
Usiou AsocHon wiz he hsis uarnouy Hall Tins (Tues
cprnnx ~ O'Clock hs addresses
pecea V. MARVEL Or. shsn.fl, Robert
ESQ., esas-srd speaker, fall attendance cf
The mcrnbes h particularly rcsn.ssca.
T. X ofFUTr,
Nor - Recording Secretary.
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For he Accommodations Of Ladies and Geraomea.
n GAUTlER pleasure Asormns nnserous patron
" that he eopepsd
his esisbishnsn sfs thofoaSh
tie
with Of body II
department. together his
wish Of his guets he hopes
creased patronage.
balls, and
lie has in bis French perfect
FOR serving ashonshle dinners either whom will b
hours moderatc charge dollars
Fanies dcsrous ri this should
C. GAatier regard
and cheaper daner than be obtaintd eIss~heIe
C. GAuTiER
Nov 13-eo3uf a52 ania avenue.
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HARVEY a ADAMS, havisg purchased cf k.u heefsr
Ill CO. all stock Of lately os-upses
s5 opposite Hatei
leave Respectfully call e attention Of purchasers
stock
n
eoannussce Of the cassom Of the Old hrna
HARVEY ADAMS.
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Fashionable Dancing,

III W. NUMBER Professor u Dancing Geargeouu Coiere
IL and Convent teacher civ.
the honor his parons public rene
ally he will school Thursday
veinbcf less at Numbers Assembly Hail. GaoA.ag
0hee,l ht3 O'clock iSde
the evening" al iS gentlemen feels
aneeaaled progress Of his
-uhcieHt guarantee Of his XIII instructor
prof NJ public
May FESTIVAL National Theatre which was
4iiended by upwards Of ,0U0 persons.
His hail
arranged In the CITY, with dressing sddss
which rented iaS balls paie location cese
nieni 10 persons icrdsng IN any part nf The cary.
Days OF tuition On Tuesday AID 1hudny O'Clock.
and the AT
maried ladies and gentlemen will be formed shortly
All desire Join please apply John r.
E's'r mas'c Pennsylvania Tenth
Prof NJ, at his hall, the above days.
subscription hst The
wishing tickets for the Only s. for
Nov 6--di0i
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Housekeeping Articles.

hOusCAccpLDS AEtIClcs.
Of house furnishing ecods, which rendered
complete In every department consisting in pari Of
FRENCH CHINA.
plnin white richly dinner dessert
tea large assortment OF dinner and Tea ware ~ de-
ached with without noroef
pitchers perfume boIeA large variety &C
articles 10 decorate eagere pnrof table, and
toilet.
IRoS-sToSE CHINA.
Dinner and Toilet also, in detached pieces large
stock OF Edwards's latest shapes.
GLASS WARE.
American French and Bohemian such deeanfers harans
gohiess
liquors. omhe finger bowls eeees water bottles Oa BOWL
dishes, salts, pitchers he.
TABLE CUTLERY.
6fiy-t pieces, also,
ivory handled knives only and forks, seels, sc.
BLoCK-TiN GOODS.
chatting ai-he. from - inches coffee and
coffee pots pots, coffee b,xeins Ac
PLATED GOODS.
Such eonee and and forks, eaors
dses, psicbers cake aud baskets walters, &c
JAPANNED GOODS.
Such walters and in plate slep jars
ooi tubs water cans Ac
GAS FIXTURES.
Prom factory Baker, Phiadeiths
the manufacturers retail prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar lamps, randocs, ware and irons hushs
bcds ladders goods
cooking requisites every Description together
@ articles ~ UNITY deemed
Hsrekeepen decidcdly my
stock and They viii rum
the c description goods ufca cd in q The east
cities
Goods delivered any part Georgetown free of
Catalogues containing complete every keFt
'se can &c has on Application al The s'ofs =, corr,r
Nov Ii-ass~ews Iron Hall.
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HonRoRs wAR.Wiihin radius If five miles around
Sebastofol i is supposed that blood has been split
lives sacrificed and more misery inflicted within a
year han any other equal extent Of the esrihs surfaces
IL The same time since the days Of Noahs food,
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NEW YonK Nov. a. Flour is quiet saes Of q 900 bar
refs Ohio at 81 81 southern s. g. Wheat declined
cents sales Of le 900 bushels southern red 81 05 81
o. Corn has declined sales Of 600 bushels
ed at 81 IS Pork is OF barrels mess
s2 So Bess drooping sales 500 barrels SIS 80 sic
30 for Chicago, repacksd Lard frner sales Of 900
barrels is Whskey is drooping sales of $50 barrels
at 40 cent?.
baltimore, Nov. l7-Flour is dali; sales of Howard
street and Ohio at So and City Mills at IS 81. Wheat ia
rather dull, and cents lower; white So 0s 81 os
red VI 50 81 o. Corn is unchanged old white and vel
low, 80 IS cents nothing done Provisions.Ba
cona Light supply, and the market is somewhat hrmer
sides iAe higher Gales III cents; shoulders IL Ia
Mess pork 81 sal 50. Lard in barrels ~ i2 cents;
in kegs ls14 is1f osnts-
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TBs ercn Thursday te ssh inst the ds5
BY the corporate saIorires FIJI hsaksssns aas
Persons asns p.ys.,s the bsi day win bc
pirnssa 70 stiepd 70 thrsa the ssr Freyieas
Oct az a9M
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LOCAL N + w 8.

Notwithstanding the time for the meeting of Congress is
near at hand but few members of either house
upon the ground The following and members
this city Senators Brodhead, of Penny rania, and
Pratt Of Maryland; and Hon. Messrs Richardson, of IL
hnos; smith, Of Alabama Maxwell, or Florida Cling
man, Of North Carolina aud Lame of Oregon of the House
of Representatives.
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Washington House,

Washington House,
Formerly Go6sby's,l
Northwest ii Third rsunvlr.~tr nrru.-
Waskirrto~ Cifp. n. C.
CoRBAs BAKER, rrarristor,
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McLEOD's LAndscape Ttesures---The fsfHe CIR thcse
III paintings viii take place evening As ocock
TAYLOR MAfRY,S
Nosii oookstosS 9th street.
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national convention Of locomotive engineers held in
Baltimore last week. On Saturday Inst fifty of the
delegates paid visit to Washington During their brief
stay this city, they personally paid their respects the
President Of the United States
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SELMA, tAiA-,) Nov. THE Hon. William NJ. Murphy
died at his residence last night about clock congestion
Of the brain This gentleman formerly governor
Alabama, and member Of Congress from that State.
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t.ANEHAL AGENSl AT wASHfNGTON.-The sui.
scnocr iotnery o. richmond Virginia. having established
ONCE in this city, srcss, OF
Department tenders his upon
especially for revolutionary services and land bsune
and pensions under the recent acts ofCongress.
Having purchased the
has, perhaps the only index
nsnse mass OF revolufonnry Office
hrhmono nc has also very the all
the other pubic Once. IN hs Capitol Of Virginia. These, and the
from of sources
ute him 10 nope unt cxim he VIII be
unable IT,
For claims under the giving lGoacres
~ land To al who ID haue
charges VIII be very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
kEyxRKscEs.
hon. Henry A. Wsc- Accomac, virrinin.
James Lyons ESQ.,, Richmond Virginia
James T. Heath late Pensions, Richmond
Virginia
Stafford H. Parker, Richmond Virginia
Hon. John Z. feu&tsson, Virginia.
Hon Samuel Chiffon, Washington D..
William j. Ward, eco, Baltimore.
Lewis TsnbeTiake, ESQ.,, New York
March 7-dkcplys
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THE thirty OF win commence on
Monday 2ad Of October, 1885, and me Ist of Marca
1855
j
Miller, NJ. D., Professor of Ans& .nA pbvs;o,oxv
VIM r. Johnston, M D., Professor Of
Women aud Children. yeS 49,
'oshus hey, =. - re"sso' " "s' Nedsca therapeutics,
inc Fred May, M d. Professor o. Practice Of
Grafton Tyler n ~ fioes. OF Pathology Med
II. steiner, ~ D., Professor Of
Edward NJ Scott NJ D.. frosecor and e. rnons,rr,ar.
Thomas Miller, NJ. D., Dean
Like similar institutions Europe
she lectures sad tss
under The roof 49,
The expense a full course Of e,ts, 400
Practical Anatomy the demonstrsto; !. .' 10
AAfncuistiug fec, psysse only s
Graduating expcnscs
Admission medical and surgical
The will
ensbng those engaged buncsa durinx th orEg hos 10 III
tend s " = =
For further Information, address
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. ID.
Dean Of the Faculty.
n BM Medical students desiring lpton Ms resident spae, In
The Washington IEhrmsy (Which CLINICAL depa 81 the
National Medical College, max.
Joshua Riley, ~. D.
~ho will give information that may be desred, =
II the of
hospital for clinical instruction Those makne Application win
have pecedencs Six are 10 be cb,srn
JuLr 2, 1855.
July 10 codtlstNovd&sw
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On Saturday last Justice HolinSshead fully committed
for trial James NJ. Cunningham and Washington Altemus
charge Of passing counterfeit money.
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Winter Millinery.

v
MISS Y. T. MCDONALD CJark) hss
M Just New York. open Wednesday,
the 1sh Saturday, lh
the fashionable New York
sks veyets ribanAs noers
&C suited and coming
Of chiidren's Viii open 10 O'Clock,
Store Bridge street. No. ~ dovTs VI the post Office,
Georgetown,
ly-d3,A
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Among the guests Wizards Hotel is Commodore Paud-
ing of the United States navy He arrived in hs city
Sunday morning last.
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has sso superior silks sanr velvc rbssd howe fcsbcrs
M sa,t.a a snd = 70 ssa sas :"
Store Bridge street, No n, dovrs VI the Office,
Ss Ses ismsss.
ADJUSTMENTS.
National Theatre.
and Manager Henry JARRETT.
hlso, Of The Museums Baltimore.
Stage Manager. ..-..-.Mr jefferson
rEIoSs ApaIssios.
,rers circle and 80 cents
Gallery
Loaorea
Goiored
| rrrac..,n .ca,s " - - " ~. :. 80
o'r"os'a
Doors OPEN !, s ee,Sa oas4ia risss II * o:ock rs
ELEVENTH DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT.
The Night
MR. JOHN l. OWENS.
The popular accomplished who will pppea
in the federal city for one night only, a. Dfomio
Of Syracuse, in the
COMEDY OF ERRoEs,
And rs JAkey in local sketch, entitled
GLANCE AT BALTIMORE.
Incidental Baltimore popular 10
Museum, win Bamu,as Hotel, Cai,en square,
h' fssera @ ,ass.ss s Wharf d we" Of
ramc view Of vessels, boats,
steamers, Ac-, saing
Old Petnpxc0
wrDsrspAr Ev.slse, Nov. IA, 1855.
The performance win commence with shnksperes
COMEDY OF ERRORS.
Dromio of syracuse MI Owens
DTomio Of Ephesns .-..hr Jefferson.
To conclude wrlnsa originally for Mr. J. E
Owens, entitled
A GLANCE AT BALTIMORE.
Jukey Of the B'Hoys.. Mr. John e owens
Sir Jefferson
j. W. Waak, engaged. and will shortly his appear
in sterling frsgic character
Barney Williams engaged apPe this
abhshment.
Nov la
Odd Fellows Hall. Seventh street.
Positreiy for Oae Week Only
Commencing Monday evening, November u,
KUNKELs OPERA TROUPE,
And the
WELLS CHILDREN EDITH AND WILLIE
First appearance Of
MEssRs. 7. WOODLAND, j. WHITAKER, AND JOE
BROWN.
Who viii appear their respective roles, conjunction
THE OLD FAvoRITEs,
In their select entertainments.
Admission open 81 O'Clock commence al
IN. JOHN T. FORD, Agent.
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That universal fAvoite with Washington and Baltmor
audiences Mr. John E. Owens to appear ih
National, tomorrow evening, in the Two Dromos and
Glance Baltimore-sustaning the principal character
both pieces Fair foul weather, the National will
crowded from pit 10 dome.
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EMIsRkTIes 10 WEaT.--The Louisville lKy) Times
says that 800 families per week from the East embark al
that place for the .tFaS Nesi.R
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rd on eaA principal artist for its stacuseness but in
SPITE o. this Enghsh opera always has and always will
prosper lhe great reoe1tly achieved by the Pyne
and HARRISON Troupe affords ready uarstiou- In this
company Misc Louisa Pyne the only artist that could
DC listened 10 with satisfaction the and second
pano being barely toerabl aud the basso only de-
grees above medoerty. In Mr. Reeves company all the
artists first class
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FisHISG FRoA TESsIssEE.-We occasionally hear some
extraordinary fish stories from Tennessee The last is to
the effect that four persons recently caught with hook and
line during four days. in Duck river Ola pounds Of 6s
of the party taking 377 pounds another 2yo third
lel, and the fourth lo6
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FlEAscEs yIRCTSIA.-The Richmond Epquirer SAYS
that there VIII be handsome surplus in the State
uy Of Virginia after paying the January interest upon her
bonds
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FLEET TJoCR BANGOR OBJECT FRoa MoSrAIAL.-Among
Che produce brought b train Of Thursday TO
Bangor on the Penobscot and kennebec railroad were
400 barrels -four direct from Montreal leaving that place
on the 5th The freight from Montreal through 60
cents per barrel
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We learn from the agent Of Mile Rachel vhs is in
this city, that the great French expected
Washington about the 5ih Of December opening with
mie in the tragedy Of Horace She will play three
four nights and then proceed to Richmond her way
fal engagements in the process OF negotiation
Charleston, Mobile, New Orleans, and Havana For the
short period named she will undoubtedly draw large and
brilliant audiences Curiosity alone will draw many, while
few only will be able to fully comprehend, appreciate nnd
enjoy the wonderful performances Of the estest actress
which France has given the world French lexicons viii
be in requon and should there be scarcity Of
these aids TO the language Of old allies the bills Of fare Of
fashionable hotels might be consulted with both profit and
pleasure Sentiment feeling passion, in their Gallo drcss,
viii, strange than old familiar dishes srrsycd
in the highfautin drspery of French words.
The Ya6ts Theatre tIron HaI) win be opened Mon
day next under the sole management Of Mr.. Ford OF the
Kunke troupe The interior has been remodecd, rcfuDis
ed and elegantly fitted up, and promised in advance
Of the best stock companies in the country.
Land selling in this CITY at The following
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PROSPEROUS ToSS.--The Paducah Democrat says that
At tune in abe history Of tina; fourishinS town "has
there been anything like evidences " its property
and onward progress il visible upon every hand
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DEArnIIon Robert II. Anderson, Ion: circuit Judge
in East Tennessee died on ihe 10th ultiino.