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Later from Texas.

NV URLLAht, NOV. TO.
eight took place near Fort BeknaP, between
the Delaware Indians aud Camanches. Seven OF
the latter were killed The Indians were commit
ting depredations on the frontier.
A treaty had been made with the CamAnehes Of
New and NOrthera Mexico.
The steam ship Prometheus, from New York. has
arrived at Corpus Christi.
Nav ORLEANS, Nov. 10
We have had reaVy rains. The rivers are All
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Demosthenes William Pitt.
Cc no. Judge Canning.
Lord Chatham Lord BrOugham.
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Charles james Fox. Henry Clay.
Lord ErSkine. J'hn c. Calhoun.
John 1helpot Curran. Daniel Webster.
Richard Brinsiey Sheridan. Edward Everett.
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MABIE'S MENA GERIE,
DEN STONES CIRCUS,
TYLEU'S INDIAN EXEsIBITION,
UNITEDI

4 II
rINE object Of the proprieors in combining in one i'm
ulense she v distinct and perfect exhibitions at
single price OF admission place within the means Of all
an opportunity Of witnessing these nhcent wonders OF
and
The following distinguished members Of the Equestrian
profession are comprised in the troupe Of Den Stoue
w. W NICHOLS J. nEMOTT, D Roi GfRs
II W berry o. DoDsE, MAST CARHESrER
G. DEaOrT, +. STONE, MAST LEOS'
CLOWN. .....-.......... ..DEN SIONE-
viii exhibit at Nashville THURSDAY, FRIDAY and
SATURDAY Nov 18Th 10Th and 1TJh, Of Locust and
Market SITS.
Open On Thursday at 81 P. NJ Friday aud satur ay
at and on p.
eag- Admission so cts, children and servants 25 cts.
THE GRAND PROCESSION Of the Three Troupes will
enter in the forenoon in the folio wing order, passing
through the principal the place OF exhibition
The superb MUSIC CHARIOT with full banc Equestrian
COMPANY brilliantly mounted their highly trained horses
The Chiefs, Braves and Sages OF the
SENECA INDIAN TRIBE,
In their native and original costume mounted their
Hunting Coursers all their varied and picturesque cos
tunes carrying with them their weapons OF battle, iuPe
ments of the chase, sc
CARAVAN WILD BEASTS, drawn in their Cages.
The scene, in the Ring will embrace every variety OF
HORSEMANSHIP, VAULrING, TUMBLlNG, SOhER-
SETTING, ACROBATIC FEATS &c, and will be eulivened
with the original and comic sayings bon moi repartee ana
humorous tales of the clown
Den STONE.
ES- For further particulars, Pctorals, Oarge and
small) Descriptive Bills, Autographs &c. Of the Company
noyl2-lW
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A SUBSTITUTE FOR TEA.-Among the announce
ments of the day is to the effect that botanist
in OF the interior towns of France, has discover
ed native plant, which furnishes an infusion closely
resembling in color, AROMA and. TASTE infusion of
the black tea in China The matter having been
brought to the attention of the Emperor, COM
mittee Of examination was appointed, and Mr. Perie,
on his return to Cahors, sent them package of his
dried wild herbs. The Committee spent several
months in its investigation, and has but lately made
its report. The Minister of Agriculture has just
written to VI. Perie, that besides the qualities Of
taste, smell aud color which are those of the best
China teas, the new infusion is tonic and slightly
astringent. The grand question ofprce, he added
is all that requires to be eucidated The bOtanist
replies that the plant is a common and thus far,
unserviceable weed; and that if cultivated, it
may easily be produced at the price of twenty cents
a pound The Presse is delighted with this dis
covery, which is indeed one of more than ordinary
interest especially as il is stated that one pound Of
the French weed yields five hundred cups of tea,
and requires only ten minutes preparation.
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YERANDAH HOTrL.

TIVE subscr having disposed a the Crucher House.
aud taken chlrge ~ ths Hotel he hope, by prompt st
tention and nod rate bills, liberal share Of pub
lie patronage.
The STAGE OFFICE is kept this Hotel corner OF Cedar
and cherry sts opposite She Pos; 0aice.
nays-d ACTON YOUNG, Sup't.
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GRAND EXHIBITION

INTILL open At Odd Fellows Han TUESDAY, the lSth
w Nov, and continue or short time only. Doors open
from 70 r. NJ. Exhibition commerce precisely At 8S
p. ". At night doors open Al ski exhietoa commencing
al ~, coneluding AZ 10.
R0ssETER's WONDERFUL PAINTINGS
OF the CAPTIVE IsRARLfTES By TIE Rivers q Babylon,
having 81 Figures, Life sac; and the sahliDe Picture Of
MIRIAM the Propketess sEutag over The bestraeuon o.
PharAoha Host Aiso the grrai PAINTING - N0AA AND
HIS FAMILY II THE Ark. These Paintirqgs
eqaa-d BY any ether On Paintings In ts ooEsry. They
have only 70 be seen 70 Be appreciated.
Tickets 80 eta; Children and Servants IS es- season
cards Is cts. RAsi0-u
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THE BRITIsH FLEET ON OUR SHoREs.-The
Washington correspondent of the New York
Tribune telegraphs under date of Monday,
Nov. 5, as follows:
The Administration il profoundly excited by an
article in the London Telegraph, of October 18th,
transmitted by the legation at London, announcing
that the following ships of-war have been ordered
to North America and the West India stations:
The Pembroke, sixty, screw ship, for Bermuds;
the CORVALLIS, SIXTY ship, for Bermuda; the
Russell, sixty screw ship; the Hawke, sixty, screw
SHIP the Hastings sixty, screw ship, to re-enforce
the North American and West India stations. The
Powerful, eghty-four, sailing ship for Jamica; the
Rosamond, xpaddle sloop, for the North Ameri-
can station. The editors ask: What does this
portend? If we were at war with the United States
should hardly have stronger feet out there !"
The article closes thus GA quarrel with the
United States would cost twenty millions of trade
annually, and at the end of the war, should
leave off without anything settled, and with the
loss of the Canadas, the lower or maritime Pro-
vinces and the wheat fields. But foolery Of this
kind must not be permitted; aid if there be ten
dency in that direction, we must have Parliament
as soon as possible. Meantime, we point attention
to the fact of such an armament being sent of to
the shores of the United States, and ask, as the
American ambassador will of course find it his du
ty to do for what British purposes has the sending
of such expedition become necessary.
regular Geographic dispatch from Washington,
says that Mr. Appleton, our Charge GAfaires at
London, has transmitted dispatches TO the State De-
parttent announcing the ordeing of large British
fleet to our coast. The French West India feet
has also been augmented.
BY the Asia we learn that the London Times has
laundering article American affairs, saying that
"the English government is emitting no opportuni
ty of reinforcing the West India squadron, and
thus interposing powerful barrier between Brit
tana and the North American continent" We
quote the most important part Of the article as fol-
lows:
AT this moment North America is in profound
peace with the whole world; We, in her ports are
fitting out piratical ibustering expeditions, destD
ed to carry and bloodshed into the dominions of
unofendng neighbors. We cannot believe that
those who are now engaged in enrolling men in these
criminal enterprises, fully contemplate the success
of descent upon Ireland for instance, if probable
or even possible. If we Can prevent this expedi-
ton from sailing, intercept it mid ocean, shall
have done much towards avoiding the damages
which would arise should they be carried out towards
their development"
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T. G. BURGE... C. ALLEN
Blu Il q E g. ALL EN-,
Successors TO t. G. BURGE Coz
WHOLESALE GROCERs, FORWARDING AND
COMMISSgON MERCHANTS,
Corner of Collgs and Spring SITS NASHVILLE, TENN.

n B-Athough having disposed OF my interest in the
business Of T. O. Burge Co to Msssrs kuEGE ALLEN,
will be found " the place. ready wait any ~ my
old friends and customers who may favor the firm with
call. novl4-1m A. TYLER
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ADELPHI THEATRE.
Farewell benefit Of Mr.. Everett

Farewell benefit Of Mr.. Everett.
Wednesday Evening Nov a. win be acted the Drama Of
ROBERT MACAIRE. Jacques Srop, Mr. Everett.
Dancing by Mr.. Everett and Miss Goodwin.
To he followed by the two LILY WHITES.
Tambourine Dance, Miss Goodwin.
To conclude with RICHARD THE THIRD. Richard, Mr.
Everett
To morrow benefit Of Mr.. W. II. Brunton.
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Substance of the
SPEECH OF Mr.. DEWITT,

IN TIE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, ON HIS Res
oLUTIoN.
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Guano Difficulties at Bird Island.

BosroN, Jan. GA vessel has arrived from
Bird Island, with dates of the 3lst of December
which reports that she left with only part cargo
in consequence Of having been ordered away by
the Vcnzuelean government with threats Of force
All the other vessels then there, were ordered ia
leave within twenty four hours.
company Of twenty-six negroes, belonging to
Baltimore, who have been employed in digging
guano, have returned, and all the Americans at
the island intended to leave on the next day. The
sloop-ofwar Falmouth, then at 81. Thomas, was to
have sailed for Bird Island to inquire into the af-
fair in few days.
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DIED..

In London, Upper Canada, on the 18th instant,
Mrs. MARY ELIzABETH ANDREWS JONES, widow Of the
late DR.. Thomas p. Jones, formerly United States
Commissioner of Patents at Washington,
At Baltimore, on the 10th instant in the 6sth year
of his age, yoHS s. ScHRIvKR, Esq, old and high
ly esteemed citizen, both in the social circle and
amongst the business community. He had held
some important civil appointments, and at the time
steamboat lines.
On the 18th instant, at Whitehall, Illinois, MAMIE,
eldest daughter Of Isaac ID. and Sarah E. vedder
formerly Of this city, aged years and month.
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Washington city.
AVOID ALL QUACKERY,
And take Medicines Prepared By Regular
Physician Only.

|
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A REMEDY for each Disease, and all
! IN Pain Cured Coughs, Gods, Consumption,
Group, Whooping- Cough, Liver Complaint Dyspep-
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Skin Eruptions, Fever and Ague, Bilious Fever,
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Bowel Alice
tions Piles, Sore and Weak Eyes Rheumatism, Heart
Disease, Palpitation, Neuralgia Kidney and Bladder
Affections, Dropsy Falling Of the Womb, and Female
DIR. j. IS. Roses celebrated Family Medi-
cines the result Of thirty years practice in Phil
adephia. His prescriptions arc for each complaint,
and have been well tested and approved by hundreds
! Of physicians, and thousands Of patients.
/ DIR. j. n. Roses Cough Syrup or Expec-
torant.-This Syrup, having stood the test Of many
years experience remedy for irritation infam
nation OF the Lungs, Throat or Broncha, is acknow
lodged by all to be a remedy eminontly superior 10
all other known compounds used for the relief and
radical cure Of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption,
and all Lung diseases. Price 80 cents and 81.
DIR. J. y. Roses Wbooping-Cough Syrup.
This preparation always relieves and prevents the
Whooping- Cough from running into other diseases,
such as Inflammation Of The Lungs, Dropsy in the
Chest and Consumption. IL gives instant relief aud
| frequently cures in one week. Price so cents.
DIR. IS. Roses Group Syrup.-Children are
also liable TO Group, which dangerous complaint
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| ing Group Syrup. Price 25 cents.
DIR. j. s. Roses Pain Curer cures all pain,
internal and external IL may be relied for curing
and giving almost instant relief 10 Cholera Morbus,
InOilC, ana rams IN tne GtOfnncn OF bowels,
matsm from Cold, Sore Throat, pains in the Limbs,
Back, or Side Chbains, Spruins, and Bruises. Safe
to all ages. Price IL IL, Is, and so cents.
DIR. J. y. Rose'sl Alternative, or Family
Pills, for Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Sour Stomach and Continuously cents.
DIR. j. 8. Roses Golden Pills, for the Fall
ing Of the Womb. Female Weakness, Debility, and
Relaxatioe-50 cents.
DIR. Roses Female Pills, a valuable remedy
for Female Complaints. Superior TO Hoopers Pills.
20 cents.
DIR. j. s. Roses Compound Extract of
Buchu, for all diseases Of the Kidneys and Blad-
der and for Dropsy. Price so cents.
DIR. j. y. Roses Nervous Cordial, for all
nervous conditions Of the system, Neuralgia, Heart
Disease Palpitation, &c, &c--50 cents
All whose constitutions arc impaired by disease or
weak by nature, should read Dr. J. r. ROSES Ned
cal Adcscr, (which contains description Of the dis
Of our climate and the mode Of treatment) II
can be bad without charge, Of
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g. ST0TT co,
w. III. GILMAN,
J. w. MARIN,
PATTERSON A MARIN,
ID. b. CLARK,
H. H. MCPHERSON,
w. T. EVANS,
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Job MOORE
Washington, D. c.
j. L. KIDWELL,
Georgetown,
And byN1 dealers in Alexandria, Virginia.
jan 6-eof 6m
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Constituiionality Of Tie Liquor La,c.

CIscNsATI, Jan. 22.--The supreme court Of
this State decided on Saturday that the liquor
law enacted by the last session of the Legislature,
is constitutional. That law prohibits the retailing
Of liquor, with the exception Of native Wines beer
and cider, under a penalty Of fine and imprison-
ment. Several proprietors Of hotels and coffee
houses were arrested and found guilty under the
law some months ago; but the sentence was de-
ferred at the time by an appeal to the supreme
court They are now, however, to be imprisoned
for twenty days, in accordance with the decision
Of that court. Public sentiment here Is in favor
of strict enforcement Of the law, and 1t will no
doubt break up all drinking establishments in the
State, if the officials only perform their duty.
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Neso York Markets.

NEW York, JAN 2S.-Cotton is upward and
firm. Flour is easier, but not quotably lower |;
sales of 4,50o barrels good Ohio at SO 90 IL a
80 90; southern is unchanged, with sales Of 200
barrels. Wheat-sales at nominal prices white
Michigan at 81 A. Corn is upward and firm /; sales
of 16, 900 bushels western mixed al 81 90. Pork
the market is firm, with an upward tendency. Beef
is unchanged, with limited business. Lard is
unchanged, with moderate demand at previous
rates Whiskey-Ohio, sales at 36 cents.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO'S

co LDEN MONTHLY Pill LIS.
UNHE best and most infalIible remedy ever
discovered for relieving and curing all painful,
distressing and difficult menstruation and removing
all periodical distractions and irregularities arising
from sohatecer cause A complete
Triumph in Medical Science,
making no longer necessary for delicate females TO
take large doses of drugs; thus furnishing
disideratum the want of which has long been felt
by medical men. The peculiar and original process
of preparing these pills was discovered by Dr. Du-
ponce, after many years research 1t concentrates
the virtues Of the ingredients into very small bulk
and covers all disagreeable smell and taste, that
sickness of the stomach and other unpleasant feel
ings avoided thus leaving the pills free to exert
their mild but efficient curative action without in the
least nurng the constitution is too often the case
with medicines for the diseases peculiar to females.
These pills are the result ofover
Thirty Years. Experience,
in the treatment Of the diseases of females AT the
solicitation ofmany highly intelligent ladies' for whom
they were prescribed with the most happy effects,
they are published to the world. They have only
been advertised TO limited extent for little over
one year, yet
Several Thousand Boxes
hay have already been zee sold large proportion Of which
of the country, and the demand for them is rapidly
increasing.
rF- Married Ladies, under certain circuinstan-
ces, should use these pills with proper precaution.
For further particulars see circulars TO be had al
druggists and directions, &C., sent with each box.
Price 81 per box. They viii be sent TO ladies' con-
6dentially by mail on their enclosing u TO Dr. A. j.
Ranwold, Washington, ID. c." general agent who
will fill all orders at the proprietor's prices.
Sold in Washington by Kidwell 4 Laurence Stoti
Il Co.; w. ii. Gilman; s. X. Sylvester; j. b.
Moore LIST ward 0. Boswell, Island j. N. Callen,
J. II. Stone, 7th street. II. II. Mcpherson Capitol
Hill y. Walsh, Navy Yard In Georgetown by o.
M. Lnthicum; J. 8. Ridwell. In Alexandria by Cook
4 Co.. Peel Stevens; Fountain 4 Co., and by drug
gists generally. jan 20-1m#
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LECTURE.

HsHE Rev. Ii. #. Brooke will deliver n
IL Lecture at Forest Hall" Georgetown, ID. c.,
next Friday evening, the 2eth instant in reply to
Rev, Mr.. Maguire's Lecture on the Temporal power
Of the Pope
Tickets Of admission 25 cents, TO be had at the
Drug Store Of o. M. Linthicum and X. 3. T. Cis-
sells. The proceeds Of said Lecture will be appro-
priated for the benefit Of the poor.
ian,
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 23.-Flour has an upward ten
dency, and prices are sitter, but not quotably
higher; sales Of Howard street, at SO so; City
Mills, at SO 81 2. Wheat--the receipts were
small, and the market dull; sales Of red, at 81 90
aS2 90; white, at 81 90 a So O5. Corn-receipts
of $4,000 bushels; sales Of white, at SO s6; vel
low, at So So cts. Rye-sales Of Pennsylvania,
at 81 rs.
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E6ects Of he Gale al Cane Iland.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23.--The storm of Sunday
night broke with great fury on Cape Island--roofs
Of buildings and fences were damaged. Part of
the roof Of the Mount Vernon Hotel was torn of,
but no wrecks have yet been reported. The tele-
graph wires, which we're rendered imperative, have
since been repaired.
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THIRTY-THIRD CONGRESS s.
SECOND SESSION.


DkFkkhkD fhockkDlNGa-
In the Senate, after quite long discussion on
the communication of the Postmaster General, al
luded to yesterday the consideration of the boun-
ty land bill was resumed.
The amendment of Mr.. BELL, which would have
the effect OF including the troops who fought at
Kings Mountain, in 1881, was adopted.
motion to postpone the bill until the first
Monday in December next received only eight
votes.
Mr.. WELLER submitted provision to In
crease by aper centage the amount proposed to
be paid to invalid pensioners
But after debate, and before the vote was taken
upon this proposition,
The Senate adjourned