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\ and Pineville, to Charlotte, III miles
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vile, Ridge, and Lotts, to Edgefeld C H,
50 miles and back, three times a week.
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80 Leave Edgefieldn Monday. Wednesday,
r.: Z: and Friday, at 90 m: yai :,
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commencing at Ki6gsyille, with expedi.
81 ted schedule and adequate, mode Of con-
yeyanee for. the whole great Northern
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Y ongmires Store,S1s miles and. back.
twice a.week ~
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day at5 m; s,. s,
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LEX 3 CUEC R IS sH 0TICE

IA Ii fefsons Interested IN the Estate Of
= Jsnea Hairston, deceased are here.
by 9Stia ca that final ttlsnnent of the same
VII bs msdsinsths dinaty' j 0aiseyAb AbBsyill
petsohsW Wbo sreysf 81 Ing 9saia Eta asassr1s
qnested 6paynp ofi os efoSs HAT dayg ma
tnoss Assing aernapd viii sesent them
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PERSONAL

go. Hon. Henry NJ. Rice, Nebraska. Kar-
sas Democrat, has been reelected delepate
70 Congress, from the Territory of Minnesota,
by plurality of 1,5O0 votes
80. Chas. Zaehrisson. ESQ for mapy wars
consul and latterly consul general, of His
Majesty the King of Sweden and NORWAY. and
a member of the late firm of Zachrisson. Mel
son n Co, one OF the oldest mercantile houses
on the Isthmus, died at Panama On the I'd inst.
....JOhn B. Cough, the temperance orator.
will, ii is said, return to his native country.
England, IL July next, there to remain for
three years He has amaSsed large amount
OF money by his leeturing, while his efforts in
oehalt of total abstinence have been produc-
tive of much good
49, Rev. George Ii. Doane, Qate Episcopal
MINISTRY who joined the Roman Catholic
ChuIch, sailed on the 10Th inst, for Uayre
tra2ee, IN the packet Admiral. He goes to
the College Of St. Sulpice, Paris, to study for
tie priesthood, and will be there about a wear
and half.
'...A meeting is to be held in Philadelphia,
on the 23d inst, to take measures to carry ont
tue object of the ladies Of Virginia in pur-
chasing Mount Vernon. 1t is expected that
GoEernor Pollock and Ex-Governor Bicler will
De among the speakers on the occasion. Some
VI seNenly thousand dollars
about one-third of the purchase mopey-bas
already been subscribed.
80. Senator TOOmbs, of Georgia, has &C.
cepted the invitation of the Boston Committee
on Slavery Lectures 70 lecture in that city,
nc VIII deliver his address on the oath of Jan
uary, and has selected for his theme. 1.-THE
consistency Of African slavery with the Con-
sttHuon Of the United States and republican
institutions, and the effect Of the American
Revolution upon the African race"
-. DR.. n. R. Smith. Of Baltimore, the ply
STEFAN OF The Hon. Henry May, has published
letter, tating that the latter gentleman con.
tlnues quite i'll, and is suffering so greatly
IRON n affection Of the larynx that he cannot
yet accomplish his purpose of meeting Mr..
DAVIS, bis opponent in the Congressional can
Vass, IN joint discussion. Mr.. May, it appears.
al present Is mot in q condition to hold con.
yersation, much less make a speech" The
DOCTOR hopes, however, that he may be able
10 speak to tie people before the day Of cleo
ton - e'o0
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The Yellow Fever.

The yellow fever still fingers in Norfolk,
with an occasional new case-said to result
from the too early return of some of the refu-
gees.
Among the dead in Norfolk, from the fever
and other causes, are:
Mrs. Robert Dalrymple, Miss Jane Garreau
Mss Jane ). Lee, Francis Colley, n youth, lin
the eoUntry,) Mrs. Price Mrs Parker, Mrs
Turner, son of Mr.. Balsom.
Portsmouth seems to be entirely clear Of the
tcver-nO new cases having been reported for
the last eight or ten days; and the town is
filling up quite fast. A number Of families
who returned the first Of last week arc still
doing we'll: no case Of yellow fever having oc-
Cured among them.
Portsmouth letter of the 10Th, to refugee
from that town, says:
:" think you can venture home with safety
by next Saturday, the 10Th inst We shall ex.
peet you by that time.
i can hear of no cases of fever az preser,t
We haye had three coed frosts, and il is the
CHlhl'n OF most persons that there will be no
aihscr IN returning tie latter part Of this
week. The town is filing up quite fast A
number Of families froIa Hampton returned ON
Saturday last"
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MExIco.-A correspondent Of the New York
Journal Of Commerce, dated Havana, October
10, says:
The intelligence received from Mexico. by
'Ee steamer Soient, is very far from being Of a
CLeeIihg quality, and 1t is considered doubtful
whether the new President will be able 10 sus-
tam himself beyond a few weeks 1t is said
mat British and French agents are in the most
important cities, fomenting local disturbance,
50 as 10 make justification for Western inter
Ventlon, with armed demonstration, at a con.
Nehlent season. This has not been done in Sc
eIe.' although it may have been so intended,
S pIooaoly the Government Of the United
ment" e'0'"'A'0 n1ofe-
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union appeals to all to rally to pre-
serve the Constitution-i. e., to support tho
Democratic party candidates.
The LnteltigeHcer says, Of the Court of
Claims
This tribunal, established by an act of tho
last Congress, resumed its session yesterday in
the hall of the Supreme Court, at the Capitol
Judges Giehrist, Blackford, and Scarburgh
were present, and the Bar was represented by
some forty or fifty gentlemen from all parts Of
the Union, several of them eminent in the Do
litical as we'll as judicial forum.
The principal business of the sitting consist
cd IN calling the general docket, and hearing
the suggestions of counsel. An important
case, involving several millions of dollars, was
set for argument to-day, in which the Hon.
Geo E. Badger is to appear. 1t arises under
the Florida treaty Of 1919. Some of the
points in it have undergone judicial inyestiga-
tion in Florida, but the Treasury Department
IN charge OF two successive Administrations
has declined payment. The question ia now
to be tested before the Court Of Claims. and
will elicit thorough exposition by the ablest
legal talent in the country.
Ihe hrst section of the act constituting the
Court provides that it " shall hear and deter.
mine ell claims founded upon any law of Con.
gress, or upon any regulation of an Executive
department, or upon any contract, express or
implied, with the Government of the United
States, which may be suggested to it by a DC
ton filed therein; and also all claims which
may be referred to said Court by either House
OF Congress" The Court, it will thus be
seen, has not so extensive jurisdiction rs is
generally supposed; yet the docket is large,
and Will greatly be increased by numerous
claims yet to be referred by Congress. All
pending before the House of Representatives
at the close of the session were transferred by
special order. The Senate overlooked the SUI I.
gect and made no reference of its unfinished
business but 1t is net improbable that it will
go so at an early day after its session shall
lave been resumed
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~ a National Convention of the Colored
efieans Is no" in session in Philadelphia,
i0f 'he purpose of considering the best
means Of elevating the social condition os ,ho
o eDiOreo men q; Of this country" flare up"
Miss Mary Ann Shadd Of Canada 'h Vi
responding member. During the nrocssd; HoI,
on TINS subject, We are informed that :. NJ
Bell took his hat, cane and gloves ard al
vaHced towards the edge of the platform. n
DC charged the President with tyraniziny over
a. nm after which he left the hall; but Fred
douglas gam poured oil on the troubled wa.
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How il Works.-We took occasion, a dav
or two since, to explain away, in few words
the cocks and bulls with which some Wash
lpSton correspondent of the New York Herald
had garnished the Dominican affair of this
government, and may not improperly odd
that that affair forcibly illustrates a cause Of
embarrassment in our foreign relations inhey-
ent IN our laws, if not in the principles on
which our Government is founded. We refer
to the obligation resting on the Executive
branch of the Government Of the United
States in any difficulty with foreign power,
Of any degree Of importance whatever, to take
no active measures for the vndication of Amer.
lean rights and interests without first obtain
ing permission SO to do from Congress.
In the matter Of affairs with Spanish Amer
lean States, requiring prompt measures and
an emphatic diplomatic attitude, backed bv
the means at hand Of compelling respect for
that attitude, England has wonderful nd -.
vantage over us, from the fact that her Execu-
tive can use their Navy, as they will, for such
purpose to the extent Of enforcing their do
mands without previously consulting Parlia-
ment and conquering a fierce and powerful
domestic legislative opposition to their policy
In any particular case, arraying itself against
that policy only for the sake of opposition
The existence Of this check in our Gcyeromen,
renders 1t utterly impossible that our Execu-
tive can ever involve the nation in difficulties
seward, by acts with our Navy at variance
with the will of the nations representatives
Yet it certainly must embarrass our d,plomacv
so as always to give that of nations situated
as England is in this respect a wonderful ad.
vantage over US in the settlement of the ones.
lions Of other nations, involved in which we
nave mutual and antagonistic interests While
our Executive can but talk, England's can ae,
another element affecting the prospect Of
'e''hns questions of Importance TO the inter
es's oil our country with the Spanish American
governments, in which those Ct England NAV
also be involved. is the fact that England Is
heavy creditor to nearly all of them: and ,bsv
constantly rest under the apprehension ,h.,
she may levy upon them an execu,;on g., ~,
dues in each passing difficulty, or in each oon.
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RATES OF FOREIGN BANK NOTES.

Since our last weekly quotation, warrants
have advanced from one to two cents per acre
The demand continues undated, and the I2O.
acre certificates now meet with ready sale at
n advance of two cents per acre over the
prices OF last week. 1t is impossible to state
whether the unusual demand arises from the
actual settlers or from capitalists who are pur
chatting for the purpose oflocatipg lands as in
vestments' The amount of land to be sold in
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WYMAN AND THE FIRENEN.

ngR wyuAN BEGs VERY RESPECT
MI fully 20 snno1ncs that be viii " sent 70 The
FIRE OF HOOK AND LADpEk.CSoM SANn
,b.t nnrchases the largest sHHn1eI 81 ItoEeIs 20
his EShISi,ions FOUR SUPERB CoLokED
ENGRAVIN6S, each I'm magnincent hsavy
oil and ornamental frame, valued al so tfor'y
These Pictures represen' the -four soenes In the
life OF Fireman and win form hne ornaments
for The Lecture and Assembly Rooms OF me men
bers OF the Companies. They Will pe On ex ~
ton every day in front OF Mr.. ELLls's Music
store. between OH and 10th streets, Pennsylvania
avenue
Tickets same price, as usual; and good Tor sd,
mission 20 any Entertainment-ano may &c neo
af Odd FellovS' Hall from Q 10 n In the morn
Ing and from In In the afternoon also ~
Messrs. FORD a. BROTHERS. Drug store,
cener OF nth street aud Pa. avenue, ana JohN
=. ELLIS's Music Store, Pa avenue between
9th ard 10th SITS.
IrPThe Pictures win be presented at The close
Of the Exhibition on Saturday night. oct l'-n
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OAlo ELEcTIoS.-The Cincinnati Gazette
aAs returned from eighty eounties e the voto
Tor Governor ut the late eIsct;on I, sSo, 80
nee IihHJoiry CT 20 46l for Chase. Republican
S;A.aIIate over Nedill, Democrat. the present
fhe1mo9nt. The counties of Adams, Fayette'
TaLna, henry, Paulding, Putnam, and Vinton
eio1e remain to be heard from -''"A
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DoYs AND YOUTHS CL0THlNG.-We
ID are in receipt of the largest and finest assert
ment of Youths, Bows and Children's Clothing
ever offered IN this city, embracing every desir-
able styls of fashionable Garments, to which we
respectfully invite the attention Of customers and
purchasers generally,
WALL STEPHENS.
32e Ia. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sis,
oct IS fw next door to Iron Hall
News
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+ ISL OF POsr OFFICES
MADAME n.

ID RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE PUB
h lie in general, that she will give information
in al the Affairs relating TO Life, Health, Wealth,
Marriages, Love, Journeys, Law suit, Difficulties
in Business, Absent + friends, Sickness and Death,
and in respect 10 all other subjects. She Is also
able TO tell the Ages OF persons by reading num-
bers. All those who wish 20 consult Madame X.
will please cal soon, as she will remain in the
city but a short time she car be consult d al all
hours Of tie day and evening. Her name Is on the
door-at No 2S5, 18th street, corner Of ID, on the
left hand side. Gentlemen 50 cents and Ladies
% oct live
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y Snow, to the depth Of three inches, fell
on the mountains between w Wheeling and Cum
berland, on Saturday last.
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GRAND ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
severance Fire Co., No. S.

Perseverance Fire Co., No. S.
THE PERSEVERANCE FIRE COMPANY
IL tax, great pleasure in announcing 20 their
friends and the public generally that their Annual
Ball will take place at the ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
on MONDAY, October -. 1855.
The COMPANY will spare neither time nor ex-
pcnse to make il fAs Sail Of the season.
ESPUTA'S CELEBRATED BAND has been
engaged for the occasion.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admitiing Gentle
man and Ladies; TO be had from the Committee
or at the door on the evening 4 the Ball.
COMMITTEE of Arrangements
yno McDermott w. w Grant A. Hatch
Henry Lyles John Y. Dom VIM. Dowel
VIM. Towers ID. Fenton q. Dom.
VIM. Collins IL. Harvey, il.
Managers.
Ben Franklin Target Company A. TAFT, -
Ecklof
Columbian Engine CompanY-Jamss A. TAFT,
James A. Brown.
Unions. f. Douglass, James Kelley.
Observation-Disclosures aud Vice President.
Franklin.-R DOYLE, Jos. Williamson.
Northern Liberties.-S. p. Robinson, John r.
Halleck.
Western Hose COnpany.-wm. Riggles, e.
Hanley
Washington Hose Company.-Thomas Cooke,
James Kenton.
Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company.
Suter, Chsuncey.
vigilant Fire Company, GecrgetOwn.-Edward
Wright - Rodier
American Hook and Ladder Company.-6eo.
Brown. oct IL
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Minnesota is stated at less than one million
acres; whereas it was anticipated that four or
1--WE millions would be offered. The adyices
from Iowa and Wisconsin state that the Ioca
lions are very heavy. The Pension Office has
increased its issue Of warrants to six hundred
per day, or upwards Of 100000 acres per
month.
Stocks and bonds are generally lower than
last week. Some Of the State securities have
declined to 6 per cent
The banks in New York are increasing their
specie, and but little is going out of the coun-
try. The specie brought by the California
steamer at New York, on Tuesday, will in
crease the amount in the vaults of the banks.
Breadstuffs are lower than at our last quo
tations, with lighter sales. Flour is in better
deman1 than wheat, and the decline in wheat
is greater in proportion than in -four. The
decline is probably owing more to the scarcity
of freights than to want of orders to pur.
chase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-18

R The Governor of Virginia bo,,
Reharl Gatewood Lumber Insnae,o appoiNtea
foik' in place of Charles II BeaIe, dsess.sS nd
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MRS. CHOATE
WILL OPEN HER FALL AND WINTER
w Millinery, on SATURDAY next, 81.
October 10th. She Is ready to attend pune
with Corner Of Louisiana avenue and eth street
oct l5-u (IntelD
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OUTER, BUCkN HEAT, CHEESE, &c,
- 20 kegs prime Glades Butter
20 tubs do n York do
IS bags Buckwheat Flour
90 boxes Goshen Chess
loo boxes brown and yellow Soap
For by MURRAY d SEMMES.
OCT -S-eo3t (Newsl
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DAVID VESTERFiELD.

STATUARY, SCULPTURER, CARVER, &
~ DESlGNERIN WOOD, i2S Virginia avenue,
between LIST and I'd stTests Island All orders I'm
the above line will be promptly attended TO and
be faithfully executed. oct 1S-Th3t*
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A SUPERB EBONY CANE.

RSA SUPERB EBONY CANE,
49, WITH SOLID SILVER HEAD, -
win be presented 10 the Gentleman who brings
the Largest Number OF Ladies and Children 10
Wyman's Exhibition OF Magic and Ventriloquism
THIS EVENING, at Odd Fellows Hall.
Admission 12k cents--no half price.
Delusions commence at * O'Clock evsrv Even
ing, and also on SATURDAY AFTERNOON at
3 O'clock.
III Gentlemen contending for the Cane will
please leave their names and number Of tickets at
the ticket office. oc lS-lt
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r OsT-THIS MORNING, OCTOBER l6
STOLEN JEwELRY!

A LADY'S GOLD WATCH, WITH Two
n short Chains, and bunch Of CherE :, consist
ing Of a Cross, Sell, Heart, docket agate
topped Key. DagueireCtype Lockot (do1b.e, with
a likeness OF a gentleman In one side.l and ]
Ring-attschld 10 the Chain was 4 l'la, tg s'td
viEe
The Watch was god faced, with PLAZA back,
makers name and number not remembered, but
can be furnished. Fer any inform ton left with
Mr.. PLEASANTS, corner OF and 18th reefs
suitable reward will be raid - oct l6-Ns
CAsT OFF CLOTHING, BoUGHr AND
~ Sold; also, Cleaning and Repairing, a IS
Louisiana Avenue, under Ligh. la.antry Annoy
Room. oct Is-lm<
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INTERESTING NEWS.-Being about to
close cur business we shall commence 90
this day to otef our stock Z TEAS, COZ ESfeS
Housekeepers and dealers should not fail 10 I'm
Prove this opportunity.
Thos, Indebted TO Us will please make early
payment.
The Store is for rent, and the Fixtures and one
new Platform Scale is for sale.
HALL & HENNING,
oct IS-d6t No $40 Seventh street.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
STRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON
~ the night Of the 1lth instant, deep rtIS1s
red cow, with crumpled horns, black I'd "
round her mouth, straight slit in EACH 49,
ear, large dark colored bag, rather small teats
with lump or rise in her forehead, and very full
tail Said Cow was brous ht from Fauquier CO.,
Va, about two weeks ago, via the Chain Bridge
and IL is likely she has gone in that direction
Whoever will deliver her to me, or give such in
formation as will lead TO her reco gery, will re-
ceive the above reward.
JOHN BROWNE, 395 street,
oct lS-lt* between 18th and 18th streets.
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MIS-. II. A. PUTNEY,

MIS-. III. A. PUTNEY,
Pa. Avenue, tstuossH 7th and sta streets. (nszt
door to w. X. Riley's,)
ID ESPECTFU LLY ANNOUNCES TO THE
~ Ladies OF Washington and vicinity that she
will open on Saturday splendid assortment Of
FRENCH HATS and HEAD DRESSES. Also,
handsome assortment of MANTELS for La
dies and Children's FANCY CLOAKS.
oct IS-9t%
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GS REWARD,-BROKE AWAY FROM
pC Riley's Wharf, on MondSy after s.,
noon, small black and white Buffalo, HSllNS
COW. No ear marks recollected. TheTN,N
hair round the eyes is perfectly black; supposed
to have part Of the rope around her neck. The
above reward will b. paid IL she is delivered to
John Van kiswick, on the Island, or to the sub
scriber, in Georgetown.
&C lS-1t JOHN ID. NEWTON
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Il CARRIAGE, old style. For partic. o. aekS>
ulars enquire on the premises, corner o.. go
Maryland avenue and 18th street, west side. Al
so, brick stable for rent, on the above premises
&C lS-3t
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I OST-ON YESTERDAY MORNING, A
IL HAIR BRACELET, with the initials of &c
s, On the clasp. Amy one finding IL and leav-
ing the same at this chce will be literally reward
ed. oc lS-2t#