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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-30
THE MASSACHUSETTS PROHIBIrORY
IJOTOR LAW,

BOs1ON, MOlqay, UsI- 81 Io0J'
Another attempt has been made in the Municipal
court of this city to obtain conviction nnier the
Liquor law. new jury having been iapsnneled,
Oh ef justice Nelson charged the jury that the com
mop seller. clause under which the accused was in.
oictfd was constitutional. The jury, however, have
now been out IL hours ard fail 10 eQee standing, it
Is ssid four foe acqutta to eight for conviction Tbs
fac,s OF the not disputed, but the difference
in The iury room is on the colstituonaiy Of the law
A Sow storm was experienced at Concord, N. IL 4,
Yesterday.
DIR. b. l. Ball who was supposed to have persisted
on tie White mountains last week. has been dis, ov
cred with his feet frozen.
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the people, or even BY his own forces, we have no
means of judging. 1t is probable, however. that
his IDEAS are in advance Of public opinion and that
be would be constrained to yield but for an ele-
ment of streDg 9Th which he can bring in from
Texas.
Our correspondent alieges-and we know that he
has access 10 the best sources Of informatOn-that
though ydaurri declined the overtures made TO him
from Texas some six weeks ago. he is still strongly
in favor Of setting up an independent republic com
posed of the States ofihe Sierra Madre, with view
to their speedy annexation to the United states
should be find himself pressed by Cara and the
clerical party. he will no doubt still be able to
obtain from this side the Rio Grande the help ne
refused when he anticipated no domestic diff
Guilty in the way of his schemes. So favorable an
opportunity Of bargaining with him would not be
lik ely to be neglected by the Texan fllbusters
and thus that very triumph of Vidaurri, which
seemed to ex tpguish their hopes may, by precip-
itatng the conflict between him and the clergy,
prove the occasion Of realizing all their projects
and of extending the operation of the Fugitive
Slave bill into a region where runaways have
hitherto been safe from the pursuit of their
owners.
Another application of the same act of Congress
has Just been attempted BY Capt Callahan with
bis band of rangers in their attack upon the Lipan
indians. go recently recorded in our columns
Tie osteusbl reason for this bit of warfare was
found in the raids of that tribe upon the Texan
side of tie frontier; but the real cause which
carried Callahan and his party across the
line was the desire to break down
tribe in which runaway slaves have not
only found barbOr, but the opportunity of wag-
inc war against their former proprietors. 1t was
TO destroy this city Of refuge that the gallant Cal
lahan led his braves beyond the Rio Grande. His
success seems to have been quite encouraging;
but we may well doubt whether the slaves of
South. western Texas will at once abandon ther
pugnacious habits and give up all idea OF regalnng
their freedom 1t is fact Of some account, how
ever. that The Texans have carried their arms be-
y,nd the frontier. We may expect to hear of
further exploits in that line. Indeed, our cor
respondent in Brownsville speaks without dis
puise Of the probability Of an early outbreak
upon the territory of Mexico. The sue
cess of Cslahans experiment, small as
it lie, may well serve to encourage other
enterprises of the sort. The distracted condition
of Mexico also tends to encourage them and the
fact that every year from one hundred to two
hundred thousand dollars worth OF slaves now
make their escape thither, is certainly sufficient
reason for setting on foot the most outrageous
plans of conquest that the slave breeding olgarchy
can hit upon. Nothing then is more likely than
the speedy separation from Mexico of the prov
inces of the Sierra Madre, and an attempt to add
them to the Union as Slave States. Let the pub
lie be ready for this and when the event comes let
nobody pretend to be taken by surprise
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.ssrr,, 81 John Calvin And DAVID Cfekstt The fRrs
oS>zd Of OF our spouns psrscss ir the c. s
# o-hrdorv religion yet he always sept bis ssas mics
ass rsds rod hh win bs oosn.- sad hs beer fs
l.tisr qsits eou. s-rst ns 10
ii..ry TeTsn9 bravery common seass ana We
an ths welfare Of coming g-nsrsaons he tso'fea VIE
rs,eTusi soIei uo,;
"THs lssve for pthsrs whea Pm oesd-
Fns. be sure you're trh then 20 81 on -
NJ better "a u than tb peuned cf ~ he,ss 1sh
sId tbs opponents q the Meme LAs ADO All is shate
M q ssceftd they . - heed the ID h~v's sasie.
NskIopr We are rirhs: therefore. Let % 90 sheadt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-30

The steamship Baltic fr,m Liverpool for this
port, 18th one weeks later news is now in her
tenth day out.
The steamships George Law from Aspln"all,
and the Star of the West from Sen Juan, with ad-
vices from California to Oct. 5-two weeks later
than that previously receved-are now fully due.
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rOrILAR TRADE IN DRY GoODs.-Those who
are ia wat O. th eh-ap Day Goop shou not al 10
visit the store f. H. LElDsEATER Co.. No 81 Broad
way They sts Iich pIes sss from 10 lo per yatii
nts IN gth Mtrincs a. a; Icb De iues a. aud
ann SHAW .ombaziues EnIbr0idsres, Lh1nI tan6eis,
Banks Quits Lace md Nur,ins, Sc At y per cent
under their veal value. Gents ana Lados oes
Cloyes ~
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THE GRANADA AT NEW ORLEANs.

NEw.ORLEASs, Monday Oct. %, lsj5-p. IN.
The steamship Granada from Havana ia oelo.. She
probably brr es the Californian mails of the 5th inst,
received al Havana by tue FL Dorado from Aspin"all;
but il i doubtful she will come up the nver tonight.
There were OILY eleven deaths rom yellow fever IN
this Citv last week.
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To SIAS {. HERRING, ESQ. DEAR SIR VIC no
tc BY ,ou card The Tbune that state that voan
tny abandoned the making the Wilder Patent Sal
Ssr~ Pc nit rs suggest that you shou nov an army
the further Of the hcaes giyea IN lyor OF
The Ni1r Patent Shlsn sn6er Sfe which grace the ba
n your new Patent Safe 10 rhst you represent 1t TO
b. il does require backing up" with the Nidsr cert IA
cstes Also that will unfairly abandon" heresiteI
III. rroc1rrg Of Que the Wilder seanauder and
ami uR then t. your sailed Champion SAT-, BY 81 doug
yer will Then volui tarly ahsudon the ceebr,ei Wilder
Fafi Salsuder SLU" into the proper hsnds VIZ: Mes.
STrAkNs MARVIN No I46 Water st. and she viii
wExANr II 10 stand MoRs mar Any other safe the
word who the only pse. h,sed 70 make aud sell
the A. me- IN EuvYc's. Very specially,
B. e.. WitDtR x Co. No i22 Ssters., ". Y.
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LAKE DISASTERS.

CLEYELAsD, Monday, OcL %, l3jj.
TIE - Aniarez from Toledo, bound to Bufi'o,
went ashore here estfrday and was bsoly damaged.
Her cargo consisting Of eight taousa4d bushels OF
wheat will prove total oss Tie steamer Mime
oa aso struck the Pier here and tanned considerl
bic cam.fe.
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There is something indescribably elegant and at

tAct,e in ore Of KNoXs INrs-soIcllcg thd kaox MA
fculy iAP.g lis lea'Seaf thst othef natter 10 y
updelIt,rd Foc one of KNoXs HATS your head, and
appearance la proved 70 such An extent that you "
y. n m. by ssfoa husat Vhlo at become
yIced tia ~ com0r Is Eiehe cd, and ycu peounisy IN ~
esq, se greatly ttucd We txp!sn The after clause
Nv s,yL TINT kNox', HATs eost bat title c1mptstvey
tuea.e iba thry lhin auyhoiy elses he
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STATE POLITICS.

PouGHKEEPsIE Monday DC. o. 1855.
Tie Straight out Wings of Duchess county, IN con,
yenlion TO day at Washington Hollow, reorganizei
the patty and adopted the address of the Wing Stats
convention but made 10 nominations.
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Corsnmntion. Asthma, bronchitis, Catarrh

CONSUMPTION, AstNmdi DTUuCHItIsI NaluIIui
and ok, Aft ion, Of the q aud chest cared by lnhon
loo al and general inhalation alone vii fa to cure
nost ~ the de4ses cou5nd with tbs poper neri
remedies DE-. HEATH euinsnI successful 10 cadns them
These rroTsd ~ tho previous thai here oil tss
stera ~ OF Inhalation falling relieve Mr.. LDe1of OF Penn
u sh.irna- Of New Yors and ho I. Of others As proof OF
DR. HEa1Hs combined treatment he refs to the cure o. a.
CfbUrn No 4.3 Broadway y. ssbbn New York, and '"
Rice snd wife Hstierd Coan Nervous chronic scEoaioa'
and al. ctons Of The generave sso tax the con'taaon
such render spible TO ubercuou An 4
her chronic The Doctors Introductory work on s
Csu,e sbd Cure bese dess viii be sert free 70 any I'd
dres TIE afflicted with say disease sp9y vth GER
tanty of relief TO DR. . utHh
Nc $50 Br0siTay from 10 O'CLOCK
Ssanee treated BIZ III Il
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Nftp51urk Dailp Gribrure
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1855.

ApyERrIsEMFsTs intended for The WEEKLY TsIsusE ff
this week should handed in by to-day The immense
edition issued OF this makes necessary In ORDER %
m fsvur.
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lfRE-IKOOE StfES.- Ut suDsCIluct' h1'"t
n,a.iiv h,6oped the askng OF llders Pseat Sas
usrder st sd having teessned ths sht tsxeiaH'ey So
c,r. e. lin III SLse II ne York T. the Psteatcs
ua.rs TIE oI,gip, NuDES's PATEAI SALAAAADLR hAfe,
M, nv previous ssa fess nssut ct rriaeet ri s
hsxs urhs ed the ryht the United max and
sen The ,mpor safe suAwn HEARINGS PATENT CHAM
roN; rest heat han other se kaoSn
aud free from dampnesn great objection to
most ether safes. 'N Silss u hkkskG'
Old established depot Green Block,
Nos lS5 ISL al JIS9 Watsrst cor. Pine, ". Y.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
'or future sge s
FROM WASHING TON.
b, ,a Tina n. Y. Tribune.

WAsHIyGToS Monday, Oct %, 1855.
Gen. Pierce says CIV Reeder was elected by
"mob.' It's fixed fact that the entire Cabinet
will oppose Reeder election and admission al the dele
cate from Kansas. Jefferson Davis swears IT shail
never be done; Guthrie and Cushing cry Amen to
that; Dobbin says IittIe aud Marcy looks gium ba1
bseks it up. They, however, don't wish to have al
,tis known before the November elections.
To he A,red.ed Pren
Reliable adyices received BY the Africs safe that
Mr. buchanan would eve this have leot London Tor
Pfrs. ard that he will probably visit Italy before re-
tuning bone. rr.uI
lie PIesoent has entirely rer overed tom Inc Cribs
al d fever with which he was affected.
circuIsr letter from Denmark relative to settle
ufnt o. the question of the Sound dues las been re-
ceived by the Government
In the court of Claims to-day the tas imOny taken
in the case Of Isaac gain omitted, thus decii-
inc that Gov erumen not subec' TO ifopos
duties end hat overrm ntis liable for injury su-t ain d
by citizens in Consequence OF the improper conduct OF
its agents. - -,
The argument in the Florida cases was continued
he Star says that the resignation OF Dom Patt,
.cesry of Lex alton at Paris, has been received, and
that o. jenkins Wise, son Of Gov. Wise of Virgins
Will be trans ierTed from Berlin to Paris TO I'LL the
ytcancy.
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RArCgFIOR's Ham DYE-WIGs AND TOUPEEs.

-Ti. ceebrstd estsblshne' Is NO 80 Sreafw,' Twelve
nyste roon exp esy the application o. his famous BAR
byE BATcHYLoRs WIGS sud foUPLEs have improvements
ar others sxeenF in besuy Of arrangement 80 peculiar
RArcEEIns's No q RrnaiviY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-30

HOLLOwAY's OINTAENT.-The first Surgeons
Of this sest country are generously and noby recommending
this celebrated their ps'ien and the public gen
etsy s. On ec,usl for wouLd and ulcer even
whef s other means h.ve failed Sold the manuf,ctoe'
No 90 Maideulsne NeuYssk and 2ii sirsad London,
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Con.un pop &C. Oics No ia Broadway. daily (san'
eAy excerted) from Until O'clock treats Consumption Anh'
J. Ds,es Of the Re.r, .nd all Chronic Diseases Of Males
and females Consultation free.
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THE DUTY or ANrIrRourn1rlovisrs.

"The hour aev.nos the de sVo bou when the pe,p ct
EswYott will be oed upon g. speat with tbs voice OF their
reign will concerning If Tho most important lue-
tom that their attention In answer 20 the
Msinaea eudeavors tbs sOcsled lem Rotormsrs
Ard is for the soyeTseu poop to say Sh'her IN
oil surrender the rgh, Of clsu' sud the
the keeping Of tnis herd
of human beings the a. poca peddlss Of every
insc compile which now ahet the nation tae Si'e and
the
And what the peoples voice In toe matter Whist should
be their cttsruinailoal
IL ospnot denied that evils arise from excessive
drinkhg Thev apparent Bu his the snv tnd ot
intoUpsrat that present dsnrbs the nunt,y The
Refo-ners themselves reforming They have forgot IN
thst zach action 1. aoop rash language weak iGE
rhsN E
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CeEAr BARGAINS IN CARPETISGs.-We hs'

now in store srrE took Of Fs I'm postion comprising Vel
vet Tapestry Brussels Threepy and 'ngrsin Carprng Flock
eoth &c which ofernr ~ vey ow rates for cash
Rich BIu.sels aud per yard sATa LoUSs'sEsY No
4rc u
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Co. by The Industrial Exhibition of all Nations fr their new
rsdca cure Truss References m superiority: Pro-
lessons Vale milne Mott Willard Parker .nd John NJ Cn9chsn
Ar of Of mercantile and other Eeu.uen
cured BY this Truss may be At MARsa Co.'S. No
Maiden lsne New-yoIk, and MARSH CoRLlEs Co.'S NO
West 4th.st q al Ohio. Open from VI 70 9 z M
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WARNER PATENT PIIMP.

Visitor, .. the Palace invited to noiee the shows, we
claim the ple and cheapest most du-a
BILE easiest kept order The New York Inspectors OF
Steamboats, pronounce It the bet All sizes adapted to wells
mines ships &C, made and cold By
A. W. Gay Co., No ll9 Msideu-lane, ". Y
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STSAxSs & AARviS's

WILDER PATENT SALAMANDER SAFES.
TrsTEfS YRARs In and hsve ssrer faded u Presere
oe,, from the T.vasss Of hre
Th Sc Safe secured by BANANAS LA Lock, which
!. rioof az aius, powder and burglars, for sale BY
STFARNs MARvIS,
It, Nsw-York.
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Ne ia Fsltop duce hts 20 purchasers not una
ssewhp,e al. boots tn lstss Psri.n styles
o IRE warranted TO good serVet There no ps:s whsre
20 nnch bs ioi for the money % 5. NAIkNss
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rand preeniDent above all competition suite OF elegant
private apartments for applying his fsmOu DYE, the rea@ss
standard article OF ia KIND throughout ths ~otd Ills new
itye Of WIGS and ToUPEEs perfection Itself "hos.ss
ma rs'sii AZ CprsrtDoso's. No. Aston HONE.
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CuprafS Materials AND WINDOW sHADEs OF
svs, de-captoB the bsst sssortneet q II, az @
Importers ssd Msnafactyeu 90. 81 brs.d-sy.
PIaSo-FoRTEs AND MELoDEoSsl
A.ruf.e' urvd b.
,,r,rr,,es ~ toe and wortrasa.hp siu. to az In
A. si,x I'd N rSr ee,, To-. tn u Broadway p'eeA
n B.-seoor 1sad Piano. II sIsat oe-s12.
CARPETS CARPETS! CARPETS
sar .rb Mseaicn We've, Carpets ron The Y,r' N-''oa-
Eisi'n s Eooss 1, per '''d'
u In,T'iI .;I s. ard 81. PEI oxsry.
GooDYe1R's Patent INDIA RUBBER OvKRsHoE>.
eo, ess. esl o. ovsrs5 A. both sst sac bssyJ every
se.,ri, tcu able both FOR tiiJ arc eo2o'ry
- ~ q am bic AZ Ap,ca CoArs CAPGs snd Itsas
HsxEr Davrs7oRr. No a3 sio.dwsy
$4,000 GoLD-BORDERED and TRANSPARENT
MEADOW SHADES q BARGAINS Lace and Muslin Curtains
,m suo1oLi Broeate SATIN De LANES C1rniee' o.1as
Pms Brsssf Buff sno WElts Lnens sG.s ~. n,b .ts
invited to cal and eIsps p, 70 30. sc and $50 Pe.
Auction PURCHASES China Tea Sets,
,ulng Sets Cup- and ssuees Ter, Cctt; psn FEure
8res.pton Chin. Glassware Chamber Sets S; ST yery ow
srics. DAVIS CoLLaaoRg. No At broadEiy near drsno
GTrTs AND Presents. Just received and for
M Al reduced price. the choicest selection or LADEs Rsri
cUIfs Necklaoe. Toilet Case' Je. Bracelets TIsv.in Jas
tr Fsrs PsrrnerJ and Soaps sso every variety o. Icys
Dor. and Games n ROeERss F.ncJ Bazaar. az srsad~ay
HANDSOME Doors AND CATERS WATKINS.
Ne ia FsoD of IL dusen' hts 70 purchasers not ana
elsewhere His bOots are maze n h- ss't Psrn.n nyie'
40 are warranted do good seves There y 10 p.;s whsre
20 much vs. ne bs for the money a. s. WATSNsS
CREAr BARGAINS IN CARPETISGs.-We have
now in store srgE took Of Fs Importation comprising Vel
vet Tapestry Brussels Threepy and ngrstn Capefng Flock
Oeoths Be which o5enr q vey o~ rates FOR cash
Rich Bru.sels7 snds per yard sAiTs LorS''iHsY' NO
4ff Br..Gu.y near firsnd-st.
RArCHFIoR's HAIR DYE-WIGs AND TOUPEEs.
T1i. ceebrstd estsbhrnert NO 80 Srs afw,s Twelve
roon exp essy r the application Of his famous BAR
byE BATcHYLoP's WIGS 5ud ToUFLEs have improvements
over al Others zeenF IN beauty Of srsngsrs, 80 pscuI
-. l.rr AZ MI.s the qvnylf
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GIFTS AND PRESENTS. just received and for
s At reduced price. the choicest selection OF LADES Rsri
rrt Necklace Toilet Case, Jet Bracelets, Travelling bs
te Fsrs P.ruuery and Soaps every variety o. Icys
ooTs and Games a ROGERss Fancy Bussr az Broadway
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sn GO0 GoLp-BoRpERED and TRANsPAREN

MEADOW SHADES 81 great osIs.ies; Lscs sAa ca b.
n Ju suof5oL; Brocatel SATIN Ne Lanes o2rnces
Pms Br.ssss Buff White Linens. sh.ds II .
ol.tery Goods prices oeng conpe1on ms paone Hs
lpvitAd 10 call and examine Def re PuI hssinz -
"' w O. JsSEs Nos. 40 and tJs Pesrl-s-
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Arc-r,oS P,-BcB.sEs.-French Chins Tea Sets,

yonr so cup- and ssueers Ter, cot. prisn figures
,ror Cfips Glassware Chamber Sets &C. st very low
80. D.vrs C0ILAaoRg No ~ Broadway near Grsno-st
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the people, or even by his own forces, we have no
means of judging. 1t is probable however. that
his idea. are in advance Of public opinion. and that
be would be constrained to yield but for an ele-
men. of strength which ne can bring in from
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Patient, q. distance treated B, m L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-13


Il able Brick Dwelling. houses and unex.
pired term of Lease Of Lots, with privilege
Of parch kc.. Oh the corner of 9Th street
west and N street north.-By virtue Of deed
IN trust, bearing date on tie 18th Of September,
1884 and recorded In Liber J. A 9 No IS, 70
lios o. &C the subscriber will sell az public sale
on MONDAY, the 5th or November, le55, at ~
O'Clock p. m, on the premises, all the unexp'red
term of eerte In lease from Ulysses Ward To Alloy
sius NJ. Clements, bearing date on the LIST day Of
June, 1854. and recorded ON the 10Th day Of June,
1854. of Lots Nos. and 2, in Samuel Norments
subdivision of Square No. 800, with the privilege
OF purchase, &c. therein reserved and contained
and also all the buildings and Improvements eTec-
ted on said Lots. Said Lots front fifty feet on oh
street west by ninety-four feet four inches on N
street north. and the buildings and Improvements
consist Of three well built and comfortable brick
dwelling houses with back buildings, &c, and
offer a avorable opportunity Of procuring COM
Portable dwellings or making Investments
The terms Of Sale W II be Fl, 5COcash: the hal
ance in o, -, IL, 81, 30 and 30 months, for notes
bearing interest nom day OF sale, secured by deed
Of trust upon the property; and IL not complied
with In six DAYS after the sale, the property will
be reso'd, at the risk and expense Of the purchas.
ers, upon one weeks notice All conveyancing
Of the expense OF the purchas
CHAS. =. WALLACE, Trustee
JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-13
EaW York Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct Is Flour is heavy, and
prices have undergone no change. Sales of
10 600 bbls. straight State ut $500; goOd Ohio
$500: Southern has declined l2c.; sales at
50 57t
Wheat has advanced tri1e Sales Of IL 600
bushels Western white at 50 Is Southern
red, 50 08. Corn has downward tendency.
Sales of 81. 900 bushels Western mixed a; 9jc.
Pork is unchanged GALES Of 5000 bills
mess S23 50aS24. Beef is unchanged; Chica-
go repacked Sl5 50aSI7. Lard is steady; sales
Of 400 bbls. at he.
Whisky is unchanged. Sales Of IC9 bpls. at
4Q.c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-13

FUNNr.-The good people of Cincinnati
were very much alarmed on Sunday, in con-
sequence of very singular chalk marks ap-
pearing upon the walls of buildings in various
locations. Some believed it 20 be the Know
Nothing signs for general riot, on yesterday
Others construed it to be the watch word Of
the sag Nichts-and great was the wonder and
alarm of passers By. But Il turned cut that
e new carrier for the Commercial had got his
predecessor to make chalk marks on the route,
so that he would not miss his subscribeTs.-
OHio StQkeSnlHr
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MADAME RS REMOVAL.

MADAME X. respectfully informs the public in
I'I general, that she will give information I'm ell
the Affairs relating % Life, Health, Wea tn Mar
riages, Love, Journeys, Law suit, Difficulties in
Business, Absent FTie@ds, iCkless and Death,
ard IN respect TO all other subjecfs. SIZE is also
able TO tell the Ages OF persons by reading num-
bers. All those who wish ID consult Madame X.
will please cal soon, she viii remain in the
city but a short time. She can be consult d al all
hoGrs Of TIE day and evening. Her naiae is on The
dOo--at No -, 18th street, corner o. -, on tas
left hand side. Gentleman 50 cents and aides
IS sen 9q-2Wk
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EY@ The Hard Shell Second judiciary Con-
ventiOn net in the City Hall, Brooklyn, yes
terday, to nominate a candidate t. f the
place in the Supreme Court, now occupied by
Judge Dean. Thos. c. CANNED received the
excitement existed on suspicious being moot
cd that the nominee was Know Nothing
" Z. TIMES. Of FridQv
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer

BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
ISEREMPTORY SALE OF F0rty.eight
l. City Lots.-On MUIiDAf afternoon, Sep
TENDER 2lth, at S O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms,
shall sell, without reserve, the following list Of
city Lots, viz:
Square No. $50, Lots 8 and
Do 9l6, Lots 3, q, S, @, :, 8, land 10
Do 9l7, Lots 1, 2, 6, 8, 10, IL, IL, IL, and
10.
DO GAL, Lots 3, q, S and8
Do sj2, Lots 3, 4, S, o, z, and 10
Do 9I2, Lots 2, 3, 4, 8, 9 and 10
Do 9o7, Lots 1. 2, 3, o, 10, IL, u, ID, 20, 81
and ~
The purchasers must take such title as can be
made by J. J. Yanderkemp, Of Philadelphia,
which Is believed to be perfectly good, and the
particulars CT which they may learn by examina-
ton Of the records, or by inquiry OF Andrew Wy
lie ESQ. next door TO the Patriotic Bank.
Terms cash, In current funds.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
sep i'd Auctionse1.
ITThe Sale of the above mentioned IL
postponed till MONDAY, the 18th OF October
next, at O'Clock p. m. sep2i 4.