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Benton on the Veto Powsr.-Hon. Thomas
Ii. Benton, in conversation with friend o.
ours on Saturday last, in a very excited man
ner said, "If were President Of the United
States, sir, would keep beside me a pile of
blank vetoes, and as fast as the plunderipg
bills passed Congress I would send in veto!
veto !! veto -! sir, send in q veto.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-05

The Current Operations Of tho Treasury
DepartneDt.-On Saturday, the 81 OF March,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department
For the redemption Of stock...... $I3,6S8 35
For paying Treasury debts ...... 10,774 80
For tho Customs. 1864 So
For GOV oriDg into the Treasury from
miscellaneous sources........ a.
For the War Department. 1891 SO
For the Interior Departmental. 10, 594 81
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NHS RE " ARD.-The undersigned will pay
ID 8 - S25 for the apprehension Of Negro Woman
MARGARET CHASE, purchased by the late Owen
Norfolk, al sale ~ Thomas and Richard Harvey,
executors Of Thomas Harvey. For the last eighteen
months sa ID woman was in GeOl getOwn, shc Is now
believed 10 be i'm Alexandria. She is about sixty
years of ase black and about five feet four inches
high.
The above reward will b. paid On delivery 10 the
subscriber, at Upper Mar b1ro' Prince Georges Co.,
Md. JNO. c. MULLIKlN,
mar 3-3w Administrator OF Owen Norfolk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-05

Important Appointments Confirmed yes.
terday By the senate.-COnrt of Ciaims--
Judge Gilchrist, of New Hampshire, Judge
Isaac Blackford, Of Indiana, and Jos II.
Lunpkin, of Georgia. Montgomery Blair, of
Washington, Solicitor.
Israel d. Andrews, Of Maine, Consul G er-
eral for the British North American Provinces
Ian Office recently created.)
John Romeyn Broibesd, of New York,
Consular Agent (or Commissioner for Japan
70 res ide at Samodi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-05

The Business before Congress. else
was contaminated on Saturday afternoon and
night and yesterday, except the amendment
and enactment Of the general appropriation
bills, and it will be two or three days yet be-
fore il will be in the power Of the newspapers
to search cut and group together the notewor.
thy features Of the legislation, amid all the
confusion thai existed in both halls on the
days and night We mention. Much was done
that must Indirectly benefit our city and
Georgetown, while not little to the same ED
was accomplished directly with that intent
The recoGmencement Of the work on the Wa.
te- Works, and the construction of the addi-
tons to the different departmental buildings,
which are to be enlarged, as well as the prose
cution Of the work on the extension Of the
Capitol and Patent Office, with the money ap.
Propriated for various other and less important
improvements upon and around the Govern.
msnts property in Washington, will cause
very nearly, if not quite, million and half
OF dollars to be paid in the District within the
next year for mechanics and laborers' wage,
and materials. This heavy addition al expen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-05

IN WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY, AT.
q q tention.-The regular monthly meeting OF the
III III corps viii be held THIS (Monday) EVEN
W W ING, at ~ O'Clock.
A full attendance i. expected as the election of
Captain will take place.
mar 5-ltt r. p REFERS Ssc
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RPUBLIC sCHOoLs.-AN EXAMINA
49, lion of applicants for the office of Teach, 7
in the Public Schools win be- held in the AIdermens
Ronm, City Hall, on SATURDAY next, at 81 o'cIk
p. m. G. J. ABBOT, Secretary.
mar BIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-05

Nominations Of the Demoeraey-Pro6aAe
Know Nothing Candidates
Arnuserssnts-BnsiRsss, 6e.
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dor HIRE-TWO SERVANT WOMEN AND
Il Girl 10 years Old; thes have been accustomed
to hOusewOrk, Enquire at No. So 8 Seventh Sire, {
opposite the Market. mar 5-2t-
ID EN- M BIER rsfIic CHfLDREN.-
LII AT LAMhOND'S, 9Th street, can be found
Grace Hoops, B3ttledol es, Building Bocks, CIying
Dolls, Tsy Tea Sets, India Rubber Ball, Sc. ana
tor sale low for cash. mar 5 60 3l*
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Military Appointments We learn that
the following appointments we're make ysster-
day by the President and Senate of officers
for the four new reginepts-two of cavalry
and two of infantfy-!hat are to be added to
the army in pursuance of the late act of Con-
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We ask the old Clay higs Of Rush county TO read ta
ouing yrcio1s article taken from the Tribune in ref
ereace 10 the nomination Of Fred Douglass fer secretary Of
Slate and wish you reeollect Tie time thar
his Greeley for years Of the acknowledged
leaders o. ihe old whic party We and said in 1882
that Greeley wonld atetapt TO transfer the whole whg
party Of Inc North TO the abolitionss With the
assistance o. the almost entire whg press he has succeeded
10 dsorganzng and breaking up that party In the com
encement OF this work he issued small doses Of abo-
tionism 10 bis blind and plant Followers BE thinks
Their prepared % the Whole figure and sorry
see that many Of them prepared TO shut their
ewes and swallow The dose 1t used he said in this
county that putting Eigper level with white man
was foirable good abelitionism but Mr. Greeley puts
Fred little above common, uuvRrnished Hoosier and
says that be has the force and majestic charm Of old
Virginia gsntleuanropsry belongs The frs, families
This article however is only one erdence o. what
have been urging eT The lAsegh:ses monthsand tina,
is thar there ba. two political parties ia this country
viz the democratic and abolition parties and there not
sensible il Indiana whose blind prejudice does not
amount to Egypts darkness who can fail see il:
Among the candidates put up BY the convention Of the
liberty party At Ufics "Wednesday il Nj. Frederick
douglass OF Monroe county, who 10 nominated for the
ode Of secretary Of State With respect ability bet
ter nomination could hardly be desired but YET
fss that should regret Mr. Dourlass ectfa His
proper place Is memher Of the State adminis'r-
lion Albany bui member OF Congress at FISHING
ton For the FORMER Office he possesses qualifications
that might not I've found in other Gentlemen. while for the
duties % representative at Washington he il particularly
gifted As orator and Gebaisr be possesses hoa the
orcc and lhe grace proper Nrgn1a gentleman OF the
old school and Of the nrst Families to which depth o.
CORRECTION and resolution of purpose worthy the best days
OF the republic and persuasive and magnetic charm
often t in the federal capital We trust ihen that the
friends o. Mr. Douglass viii not persist IN urging his cleo
Son "a the Office for which be is nominated but will
make every preparation him Congress the
Fsry first vacancy in the Monroe district
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MrRpKR MOST FoUI.--A man residing in Portsmouth,
near Ghos bridge named Samuel Balm murdered his
son a day or two since
II noticed by the neghhors that hsral took place
before sunrise in their neighborboodi and missing the
young man who in good health the day before,
cited suspicion that All right Accordingly search
MADE aud the body disinierrea and post mortem
examination was bad when il found that several
howshad been inflicted the head which caused bis
eeaih Suspicion rested the father and
animation Of thr house Immediately took place, when
rrsrrs II blood discovered up and down stairs He
arrested and is in prison 10 await the mandates
Of the law. Bain ship-carpenfer learn. We have
not understood what provocaou caused this unnatural
tragedy .--N0yfotk Asss
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EEw YoRK, Oct 25.Four has advanced sales OF good
Ohio At s. 81 80 lsss southern So so. Wheat has adj
vauced sales q 5000 Bushels southern white at s. IL
81 o. Corn higher sales Of 81 900 bushels western
mixed at - cents Pork droopng sales Of 300 barrels At
S22 so for Beef ales Of $50 barrels Chicago
rspaeked s7 s7 So Lard il firm sales OF $50 barrels
l2S cents Whskey Is dropping sales Of 200 barrels at
al cents.
Exchange i quiet Stocks iowcr-Cumberiand Coa
Company, rs Erie, 50.
BAtriNoaE, Oct 2s.- Flour Is firm, ard holders
wiling sell yestereaTs beat IL very active
choice white, s. II 81 10 good 70 prime white, 81 Oh
81 10; red good to PRIME 81 - 81 ss Corn IL firm
and unchsngtd white So 30 cents yellow, ~ VI cents
There Is nothing doing IN provsions, ard prices are Do
nsfly the yesterday pork $2i WI 30
Picked hams, l3 Decentralization, Il3s cents
sides l2lS l7R cents. Lard, Ils II cents in barrels
and 1871 lslS in kegs.
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BY :. c. MCGUIRE. Ancrsoa.sr.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON lITH STREET AT
auction shall scI "Wednesday afternoon, Ocoss the
prepses, Of lot Is, 3l9,
fronag wsny iih bsween Souh
back IS feet feet paved aey, Win
the consisting Of SUBSTANTIALLY nSi three STORY
houss dining the
contrinng psors, There
pump yard. The
resdenc~-
third balance twelve, eighteen
months Bearing secured BY deed u
rufio IN premises.
mnnedsey aer the above shall sc place,
square 6y whole frcrtns sixty feet
snd
will be sold suif purchasers
plat d which may be The SALE
Tide perfect Terms above. JAS e. MCGUIRE,
Oct 8-dhcs Ancfionecr
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GEN AL NE WIS.

STATUES WAsHfEeToS JAcKsos-A bin il now
pending before the Tennessee legislature for the erection OF
statues Of Washington and jackson in the State Capitol
Nashville the statues 10 be the work Of American
artist
FRosr.-The Louisiana papers report fross at Bayou
Sara Harrisburg Concordia and Pla9uenine and in
sequence thereof the yellow fever fast disappearing
from those places.
Loss OF TIE SCHOONER JUDeE BAKEn--Lose BRAycn,
Monday October 22The schooner Judge Baker Of Hack
ensack bound from New York Philadelphia is ashore
half mile below Squam She is broken up and her
all drowned. Her cargo, consisting Of pearlash, crates
logwood and bags Of barley along the shore
No bodies have yet been found
Capt Boge Of Hackensack captain Of the schooner and
his wife and five sealnen, were drowned.
SEIZURE or SUPPOSED TILIBJsTER yEssEIA letter from
Port-aG-Prince the New York Sun the
of the American harque Amelia Of New York by
der Of the United States commercial agent which vessel
arrived there from St Joseps Florida with cargo Of
and ammunition The Amelia, it will be remember
ed made her escape from the Florida coast at the time the
Magnolia another alleged fbuste vessel was seized and
taken into Mobile.
SPLENDID scESEEYIn Mariposa county, California is
one Of the most remarkable Objects Of natural scenery
the world considerable stream dashes down prec-
pce almost perpendcuarly sixteen hundred feet and a
forwards the collected waters again fall in spray and foam
the depth Of eight hundred feet In winter when the
stream swollen into torrent and the lofty
mountains surrounding the beggars all description
Comparative statement OF cotton, grain, and -four
ceyed at Charleston by the South Carolina railroad from
the of July the 10th Of October in the yeas 1852
1864, and 1865
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Letter from Han. Archibald Dixon.

HENDERSON, hys) september, 1850
GENTLEMEN have received your note Of the - inst
inviting TO be present al msetng Of the democracy
and national Of the country, to be held Lex
ington the Eth Of October next, to consult in re-
gard the safeiy Of the republic The republic il
indeed il danger, ard it viii require a the sound
and national Of the country TO il; and
occupying the position that ] do, Of belonging t.
party but my country, would willingly co-operas
with any party that in this her hour Of extremity and
danger aid her The American party this time
not help herdivded il il into two great sectional par
lies; tie northern and the other southern, and
platforms entirely opposite. II is mpoient to DO good
aud only powerful to DO evil It only the NORTH
against the South and the South against The Northan
then endanq if destroy, the Union. The democratc
party is The only party that has national platform
the subject Of slavery, which the national Of
every State stand 1t is the party that defeat IN
the presidential election the abolitiousts and free
soers Of the North and to accomplish this object viii
only unite with them, but with them the death
Regretng that circumstances which hare con-
troll will prevent my being present on the occasion al
laded TO-
remain, very truly and respectfully, yours &c,
ARCHD DIXON.
To Wickihe, y G. Breckinri6ge, G. G. Rogers, r. w
Woolley, esqs, Committee Of invitation
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LOCAL NE w s.

FIF-H-WARD DEMOCRATIC AssociArIoS.-At full meet
ing association Tuesday evening last H
the following resolution which had laid upon table
at previous meeting taken up, and passed with bat
dissenting voice. and ordered be published in the
Union, viz
Rcolcea That the firm, decided patriotic pursued
BY the present administration the conduct OF
affairs preserving tranquility, encouraging enterprise
noting Industry and progress home and watchuly guard
ing interests and honor abroad Justly
most unqualified appreciation.
C. w. G. BURLINGTON,
President.
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JoHN s. DEvLIs, Secretary.

NATrosaL THEkTar.-The extra performance at the Ma
ona Saturday night promises to be fine Miss
Agnes Robertson makes her last appearance for the
daren. characters, and Mr. Jefferson win be hand
to raise a laugh.
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Arrorsrr ersxaAIa orrlcs.

AItWfhLt
AmeraeaHs in Tarkey-Ctxsns OF the United States in
common with all other iorega Christians enjoy the pTi
iege Of Intentionally in Turkey including Egypt the
In the Tarkh regenees q Tpo and Tunis and also
the independent Arabic States Morocco and Aazc4
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TonAooo-The Brunswicker MOI says the acrops may
be set down small in comparison with the quantity
raised in favorable in years past bat Of good quail
itya
As IRIsH wARDHosE-At snciion sale in a country
trunk put up, when Of party Of Irish la
borers observed companion Pat think yon should
buy that trunk @An what should do with il y replied
Pat with some degree Of establishment Put your clothes
in it, was his advisers reply Pat gazed upon him with
which peculiar Of the Emerald Isle exclaimed
an 90 HatcaS7
THE CHOLERA ~ BRAzL-A correspondent or the New
York Journal Of Commerce. writing from Para September
IL that the cholera has been very fatal thereve
hundred having died in month in Para and eight
thousand the province among whom the President
Of the province and many other distinguished citizens
In the small county Of Carnits the Tocautins river
which is usually considered of the helthest Brazil
three thousand died in few days. The disease had
reached Bahia and Rio de Janeiro
CcspHTroS BUEsos AyREsThe very intelligent cor
respondent of the New York Courier and Enquirer in an
interesting letter the political condition Of this country
speaks AZ follows:
BUESos ArREs, Aug. q, 1855
The political condition Of thess countries has lately
sunee aspect Of only for themselves but
for their brethren Of ne republic Of America Wars md
rmors Of wsrs troatcuftnqs and shootnes have been
the order OF the day since the declaration Of the indie
pendence Of these provinces from the Crown Of Spain bot
now nnless appearances than usually deceptive
revolution and that peaceful one viii the
Argentine Confederation al rest and throw open the
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BY - G. MCGUIRE, AseuSassv.
@ 900 ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD FIRST
SJ WV M"x-es Bonds sact,ort shall sell sacien
October a7fh, O'Clock, 4sc01
aud Alex adris kairoaa drrt bnnds-
Tevns cssa, Ia bsnkabie fnnds. JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Oct N-dhdx Avcsiobssr.
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MUSIC DEPOT.

ing- Washington, D. c.
n H. TsENBRANDT, (yuccesssr H'bus Htx importer,
y. pubHhsr and dealer IN American and European music P
This popular estabsnsa rehed modern
and n % w % o
Of American and Euopssn a.e piano. &c
The mu.ic.i public respectfully solicit Their patonass
DoYs. AND YOUTHS, WINTER cL0THlsG.-ws
sorment you,h boys, chdrens clothing
Gle Tor dress scnooi
making sei-on, feeling assured that Offer induce
mns " pes Styles and ga WALL si a's Y srEPaEN
a22 Penn. Avenue, between ah and 10Th streets
ocf5 ne1l u. ~ iIon ns.
THOSE EXTRA FINE AND CHEAP BLASKETs.-
Ne now have suossisn, M Inc ermana with sal stock Of AZ
The lover grades bed cam,or,s ,hrenes towels pillow
linens, napkins, &c, IN endless variety
goods from ,he store on appreciation crs
supraies daily
Good articles low prices and dealing may
~ PERRY BROTHER,
HCentral Stores ives: building,
Oct is--deuf opposite Centre nartst
ESPECIALLY for schoes eAilArs..-a small s.ze
10 sosrs children plaia ana s'r .ochins-
small figured all ~oo Dousssnes tos chi'drsu
10 psrcrs Hounds color fer chil
drens aprons. Tnry durable auee inc~n for
% crib spd cradle bisuEeE
WHITE hxnnsis, FOR 'nfsnts' wear
n kinds 81 linen Focdss'
Mourning pooa. snrk now compieie in ali branches
Of those extra IursriHs premium American
bsnkets1
additions made stock
mGod 10 sell remarkably cheap
An h,,is asst be prsmpuy settled when presented.
prices, and far seaime may Be sed % IN al
fEAhf SkoI
ssCen,rai Steses.- vrst buiidsnS
Oct 1a-I1dn oppn~tse Tenure Masket
-
TIN pieces those extra thick. Gl~ssy, sDd
Il Ind dollar ysrd my
arics that has been sod n a mar
e n price for the psrs
kinds Of ch black riks, many m the
10 for mourning drrss~s
for cszks tslrnas and dfcs<e'
assoed coc with rich eioaks Of cloth,
velvet.
supplies received daily
Those who Judges OF goods have much
" Raia price only 10 asked
lowp riccs Sssing be rvled MI
ca.es PEkaY h BRoTHKa,
cenivxi Aores,'' bail
Is-imdK Opposite centre Mssk~t
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OFFICE OF THE CoxsOLIDATED LOTTEKIEs
OE MAkHk~AHD.
The following Maryland
dated Losiery class ~, drawn October r. 1852
llth I3th i4h i5sh
SO IA Is 10 40 50 AZ 46 81 81 20 81 ~
numbers OF The Institute
Louery, class No 17g drawn October ~, lE55
ist I'd ID sth 9Th 10th 18Th
10 GO 30 Is 81 81 50 II 26 n so 80 81
r. X. Brennan,
General Agent for The Contractor, Baltimore.
LHw'E Rehxxrs, Commissioner. .s5
Oct2 6-It
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BY TELEG RAPH.
From Ngrfolk.

NoHFoLK, Oct. l--one death from yellow fever-Jsnes
Morren. T. Conrad Mrs. Bew Mrs. Sexton, Mrs. Jacobs
and child all retained refugees, Ill with the fever.
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OPTICAL.

~ x~Asia Pierce, Presids .1srtca
al aase
Satisfactory evidence having beea erhihisd
= A"nf has e~sn arpoazsa coasu sg~Si
heckeabufg sehwern, Bostoa hereby recognise him ~
such snd declare eB,oy fsnciios
privileges allowed 70 The csssas .sS
es oi the States
In Testimony whereof have uuads
paien and the seal cfne unied ared
H. 81 ocioseT, A. d. 1855, Independence
Ted States Of America The ooth
FRANKLIN FIERCE
WI MARCY, Secretary u
DIED.
la CITY, instant JEANETTE dsuxhter az uxusY
W. aad Jrli4 3. HAsxsll, assd II no.sas
AMUsEMENrs.
national Theatre.
ADMISSION
l a%,, e''ee s's0aa nsf
No erua change Tor is.-s.s a. .s.r
Pnvse open Fri4xy and saur
day, from anui O'Clock.
Grand wight
SATURDAY EsKxsHs, Ocl. n, lasa
o"nf . ne ;sss. .ss :. " a. which ps,sn'e'
Ms. AGNES ROBERTSON.
The rs~cssaaas Fairy ssas,n
Tbs manager respectfully h.r nigh
aad positively tAs last perform WAN
FOUR KLEsAsT PIECES
miss Robertson
Airs Robertson songs.
SATURDAY EvExlss, October 81, 1858.
The performance with great farce Of
MY PRECIOUS BETsEY.
~ BobAn . NJ Jsnersoa
M as1.l.. MIS- Gs.s.ln
~ sslai MI Bnrneti
After which laughabie busssua Of
CAT CHANGED TO A WOMAN.
In which Miss Agnes Robertson Jenr.on Mr. Howe,
MI Liis VIII appear
To be followed by ths Prosean turiet,a ensiued
THE YOUNG ACTRESS
Mara.
Hsus German sm,erans Mics possrsson
Ede HeAhsrbaom, scoseh i~ss,e Miss Ros~r.sen
Corney R0ecftson
To conclude ssro-comic Of
ANDY BLAKE.
Andy eiake Mas agnes Robertson
s.en bacy-..--...- .,....---.. - Elm
Miss craham
SIKH dramatic entertainment "wednesday, 81.
TO- srs.s tragic sc''s'. Mise hLGoS' CANINE
-
A CARD.-youns wishing TO improve .hsn.svs. II
Ffsneb can % . ~ joining The noIainx c.'es =. a-
rr.dea goveasssa rsrrian LADY distinguished
gives daily Instruction In lhat language
Oct 2s-eod9w
CARD.-The attention 81 rbe pahic called sale
cs4iaa
The residence Of th
streets, En-
day morning, October ~, commencing al ~ o'riock
Special of handsome French
yoache buggy splendid carriage
fIant rem~es pcciseiythe forming
complete elegant offered pahc
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Oct 24-dI Aucfioneer.
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OFFICIAL.

s# TaxAsURr Der ARrNxsT August ., Isol
Notice hereby gvea holders
by Of 1885, reaecnabie aer lab
1855 The whole sa viii
Ihs 3oth HoyeGbsr next,
~b.ch will b. AaA sddion
axrr~rs~d a ceriAcsacs
And haess Of ~ Cned
Staaes tsa purcsscs 0f Ut 81
sias daring tbs following
For stock Of the 1884, NJ
sthe II 1e47 saA let8
issued under the ct 1885, commosy called
sity Stock, JxesniRn Of pr
allowed,
Gates, July
addifion esstie Treasure dram party
Certificates psesent
shSst b axy ssgasd unrd parry
led ~ rscetve shs rarchass noaey.
Paynsnf for by upon ass,-
Boston, Nrw York Phlsdphs parties
entitled o money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Aug 4-dntNov.O Intel
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CAUTION AUTOBIOGRAPHY auctoneer in Detroit a
few days ago while in the Of knocking down an ar
Gle purchaser, let the hammer slip from his hand and
thus unexpectedly struck lady in the crowd knock
ing her down He arrested and fined S. the justice
allowing auctoneer to knock down purchasers
well az the thing thev purchase
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TonAooo-The Brunswicker Mo- says the @rrops may
be set down small in comparison with the quantity
raised in favorable in years past bat Of good quail
tv.n
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SrEsAD FREz-LoyEsx.--Nrs. Gore Nichols the repu-
ted founder Of feeloveis' has located in Cincinnati
and viii form a branch Of her church there.
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FRosr-The Louisiana papers report frozts at Bayou
Sara Harrisburg Concorda, and Plaqaemne and in
sequence thereof the yellow fever fast disappearing
from those places
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EXTRAORDINARY rEArThe female pedestrian, Miss Isa
bella Meirose has performed Meath England the aston
shng feat of walking five hundred half miles in five hun
dred half hours and i've hundred quarter miles in Eve
hundred quarter hours The event came off upon the
green the railway station the presence Of large
number Of persons.
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uYARm sHAWIS mODks COLOKs.-one nick
wooiIen shawis, modest co3os such
lady wou,d
cio for drcss manses, and coaks assorted
pieces saiins, very chenp
mede and blue More Antqyev silks
With all other kinds dry goods adapted for family
AAdiponni supplies daily
scar Of the modern styles
Ouep roverbiasly low AM unosm px1cs suy.
Delay cosas psr.sns
xnd on
eases. PERkY BROTHER,
81 Central Sscrrss' building,
Oct lG-dl0sf Oppesite Centre Market.