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On Thursday evening, Nov. Is, by the Rev. Mr. Miett
at his residence No. Ill East Seventeenth street. Mr.
WILLIAM H. DEAN, of Maine to Miss MARTHA wan.is, Of
this city.
On Tuesday, Nov. 90 by the Rev. s. d. Burchard d.
d. atthe residence Of the tRdess father, Ravenswood
l. H. Mr.. G. W. HoILownL, of Elizabeth City, N. Co. to
Miss ALPINE q. BoDrSE.
In Newark, on Thursday evening, Nov. 10, by the
Bishop Of New Jersey, assisted by the Rev Dr. Hender
son, J. NJ. GEvERs, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Penpotenary Of his Majesty the King of the Neither
lands to the Court of St. Petersburg to Miss CArHARSE
MARIA WRIGHT, only daughter Of the Hon. William Wright
United States Senator.
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uAvE YOU READ ITf
IL In every respect the mos, popular entertaining and
book OF the day.
THIRD EDITION NOW READY
CROTCHETS AND QUAvERS;

oook OF lne DAY.
THIRD EDITION READY
CROTCHETS AND QUAvERS
OR, REVELATIONS or An OPERA MANAGER.
MARETzER.
This book making decided hit among every of read
ers Every paper notices i-some kindly, some sharply
Read the following notices of the press
The two most surprising OF the surprising epoch
are PROFESSIONALLY Louis Napoleon and Mar MaetzekN
Max considers himself the Don Qnixote raMrror.
We would gladly exhibit his estimate Of the American
ladies' but to do to the admirable address with viii be
manages 70 satisfy the curiosity Of his Partisan friends on
important subject, without mourning the least LIABILITY Ia
blame would occupy more in columns than We have
ut command.-N Y Journal Of Commerce.
NJ Marezek tells his story in Just the view In which such
tale OF petty squabbea wrechcd failures and brilliant
should be tod-tppngly style and without
Courier and Enquirer.
We would make extracts II we knew where to begin or to
allotted ourselves this review We simply
mend body TO read IT, for II Is rich Instructive aud
highly eniertaping.-N \. Despatch.
readable volume.-Sunday Courier
book which cannot but be read with great deal Of lne
reswhich no person read without forming Judgment In
He handles his baton and his character dnereny-thc
with gloves, the other without-N Y. Picayune
trgues that common scandal that teate OF professional
e that The world loves 50 well which they after eagerly
and buy and deyolr Win such exquisite RELISH will be I'm
He introduces curious public behind the and exhibits
many years Of managerial success and Naturalization M
he describes operation with immense govt and not little
s amusing and lets the public nso peep behind the
curtain which they viii richly enoyPhiladelphla Ledger
delphia sun.
The trip Mexico full Of romance by Du.
volume he con emplates continuing and concluding
SAMUEL FRENCH Publisher, No l2l Nassau st., n y,
and for sale by all booksellers and Copies mailed
receipt OF H. post paid
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
CAPTAIN WALTER N. GIBSON AND HIS ExTRAoR-
~ binary book,

CAPTAfN WALTER N. GIBSON AND HIS ExrRAoR-
~ binary book, ~
Continue call forth encomums from The press, such a.
give the author and book towering pre- above
the literary swarm OF the day. -
The Home Journal after enumeraipg many remarkable
features In the and Mr. Gibson There Is
something In this of chivary and faith
In the genuine and nexausble poetry OF human life and
naure.n
The Mirror thus concludes q review OF than
lumn All, IL book epchan the reader from beginning
to end 1t Is extraordinary book-novel, brilliant,
and possible only 70 have been written by possessing
true poets heart and brain"
The throughout the country prose In ts praise
editor has read through with all absorbing ineresl
and another ADDS We certain that Captain Gibsons
work will create sensation the critics and the public
and viii be quoted from and discussed In the diplomatic and
private circles OF every civilized country the world"
Ilusrated forty engravings from The authors
sketches. limo. oIoth, price 81 50
J. G. RIKER, publisher,
l29 Fulton street.
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Twenty-Five Cent Daguerreotypes, I'm Cas>s,
equal TO those elsewhere at dollar the old factory
years. established QuINBY CO., picture makers, SsS
Broadway
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Prof DC (srath.s Electrlc Oil.-The astouIsll.

ing by this article perfectly surprising II
cured the tumor In the side Of Mrs Mary Cozzens Atlantic
GREGG Esq of Philadelphia saysThe electric OIL e the
ism, headache still joints, burns cus bruises sore tender
feet dwellings, neuralgia caked breasts sore nipples piles
afflicted should wait The electric oil will
cure you, BARNES PARK, so4 sroadway corner Of Da
Mr. Louis Hudson street, Mrs Hayes Brooklyn; and every
respectable druggist In city, town and country.
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Hernia.-OnIy Prize Medal awarded to
MARSH CO., by the Industrial Exhibition OF s Nations for
ker patent radical References s
eerorityaProessors Valentine Mott Willard Parker, and
John NJ CaxDochAn. extensive list Of mercantile
and other gentlemen cured this may Marsh
Co.'s, No 2S Maiden lane New York. and Marsh, Corhes
Co., No West Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio Open from
IA NJ until 9P. NJ.
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WhIskers or Moustachcs Forced 20 Grow
In ax weeks, by onguen which win not stain njure
the skin bole sent to part of the country. X. c.
GRAHAM 586 Broadway; Briggs, 81 State street, Albany;
Zieber, As South Third street, Philadelphia.
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o-DagucrreOtype.-Thls Style OF Like
all others yet offered public beauty
kadestruciblity. WILLIAMSONS, Brooklyn
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Know how sublime thing Ia
To suffer and be strong
But there In no Need or Suffering from TEN
der feet when soft delicate buckskin gate had
CANTRELLS, No. 1856 Bowery. Canrcis standard CATERS
the most durable and elegant sold at the low figures Of
IFS. and l4s
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Meade Brothers, Photogrnphy.-One OF our
artists was artist to the Emperor Of Russia His certificates
brcypes TAKEN B-French German Spanish and Italian
spoken. 233 Broadway.
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Silks, 0ilks.-Rlch Dress Silks, from Auc-
n reduced prices will be offered this day. Also plaid
wool long shawls at IS, worth 50.
Il. II. LEADBEATER CO., 347 Broadway.
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French Wool Plalds at 5s.-Just Received,
I'VE Of rich plaid merinos the Of 62is
worth Isl also two plaid popns. at Is, worth A.
+. II. LEADBEATER Il CO., S7 Broadway.
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DETERsoN,s BOOK.

DETERSON'S BOOKS
i In press and will be published in few days:-
The Curse OF Clifton BY Mrs Emma ID. y. N Souihworh
Two volumes, paper Price dollars In CLOTH g
for 81 Is -
The Discarded Daughter. BY Mrs Emma D. T.. N. South.
WORTH Two volumes paper Price dollar bound
in cloth, gilt, 81 IS
Life and Adventures of Craze OMaley Price 50 cents
The Pirates Son. Price 25 cents.
Send on your orders to T. b. PETERSON,
No. l02 Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA
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81 and 33 John Street, Corner OF Nassau.-
old house, the sale superior clothing
The lowest prices well stocked with every garment
ceseary for the season. Take look.
DEvLIN JEssUP.
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HilI's Hair Dye-Four shilIlnQs n BOX, Black

or brown sold at Hegeman. Clark Cos N3 broadway;
Also 40 Nassau street and Barclay street, " IT'S and az
Fulton street. Brooklyn Dexter Nellegar OF State
and Pearl streets, Albany f. r. 7. Williams, druggist
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THE LIQUOR QUESTION.

A SELECT ASSORTMENT or BRASDrga wfsgs
- Ac-fi.4ana ~ rcnedain shuspps J.nslrA ani ~
crcxr unr, AfsGsehss. Scotch Kns frsh Ehsksys I.n
ard Dublin Portsr, sud Soeh ses syrune e5rtsis A. ~
Creshy syee, Dsag Eggadvsy
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Tremendous Bargains In CIothing-S25 for
S0.A lot Of 6ne black dress coats fasionably
beautifully made and lined with satin, worth SIS selling
EVANS clothing warehouse G6 and 6S Fulton street. at S.
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H.s,,d,oas, Fanc,faI, Funny, Far-Fetehed

fashions all the rage concerning frs rich gay
stylish dashng unrvalled exceedingly economical ar
sles visit KNOWS famous hat and fur establshmen the
Of Broadway Fulton His large,
Uety extensive prices low and his locality the OF
in the city both for residents and strangers Visit and pa
HIM
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A Beautiful Comulcxaon and +. pcrfums

n0auuIuI COfhpIcuDh anU Q Fcxfume0
breath both be acquired by using balm Thousand
Flowers As dentridce II has parallel Price only h
cents. For sale by all druggists.
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Holowav's pills quickly obnoxious matter from
the blood and thoroughly cleanse and the system
These pills certain remedy for diseases of the stomach
and
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vny especially directed TO the varied and superb stock
Of furs for the approaching cold weather. comprising mink
ermne, mountain martin capes all OF which made in the
ordinary broadway prices. ARCHER 4 MARTIN, 20
0reenwic street, between Warren and Murray.
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Twenty-Five Cent Pictures. The Only Lea
her medal awarded Daguerreotypes Fair ho
OF HOLMES for his miserable efforts in taking the News
Boys Of New York. the Insignificant price Of SIS dozen
-269 broadway e
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srciis admiration smonga sn conno@eurs In art suits Of
sseAnt private apartments Tor applying h ncompaabe dye,
only reliable article 81 is Kind Wholesale Ak retail Al
RlsTADoRo's, NJ. 6Aslor House.
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cnsunpton and all disease, Of the throat and 9n9s-D
CURTIsS geana Thousands have been restored 70 health
The past by the hygeana Principal Office, 343 Broad
way, and sold by H. Ring 1876 Broadway Price only $S
package. DR. Curtis viii be at the 0fcc daily from ~ 70
O'Clock where may be consulted free Of charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-21

Ladies, Don't Pay broadway or Canal street
prices coaKs bonncs ribbons flowers feathers
Trimmings, &c but 90 the Beehive 3 Grand street. where
you will find great assortment equally good and Just
hahiOnable. and much cheaper prices Call and
8. ID. HAWKINS, Proprietor
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pUBLIsnED THIS DAY, A NEW AND POWERFUL
j. novel, entitled


J. novel, entitled
CASTE:
STORY REPUBLICAN EqUALITY.
ny SYDNEY A. STORY, JR, In one large duodecno volume
$40 PIP. Price 81 Is.
TIE publishers deem 1, proper many
place and feeble works have been heraded during past
become naturally distr9stu Of flaming they
wish 1t TO be understood that they viii rsk Whatever
character publishers they may have ts book They
believe To be unsurpassed In absorbing Interest," brsncy Of
style and ygor OF characefx by American
recent date. And they have large list OF publications.
twenty MORE be issued this present season. they
would be extremely unwilling now, 1t the beginning 70
hazard their reputation upon any inferior work.
MODERN PILGRIMS
showing the improvements In travel and the methods
Of reaching the Celestial City BY GEoRGE WooD, author oil
Peter scklemhl In America In two vols limo. Price
81 10.
The idea OF this suggested The author by the
iDmabe Celestial Railroad" OF Hawthorne; but In the APP
picaon the idea TO the religious societies OF modern
the Of some cultivated and pousy dsposed peope
In which they visit In turn various cities castles And hotels
presenting the leading religious denominations But no de-
scrpon do the work justice Ia full OF renchan satire
upon e manners and opnlons and Al the same une has
much OF pahos which cannot but awaken sympathy This
work will makea sensation In The religious world II proper
10 add that the author takes The standpoint with honest
John Bunyan.
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON CO., Publishers Boston.
J. G. DERBY, New York.
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elo,iers bag makers 6c Is called TO the stitch
machine This machine makes perfectly Independent
stch and eQnain strength and elasticity hand
requires skin % operate keep ORDER and sold
ahs moderate price OF go.
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Dining foe SIS; hundred dozen dining
plates. 12 per dozen Al other articles for dining cot
lee equally cheap. French cut tumblers. la dozen.
CHM Hall SIS Broadway above Eleventh street.
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nrocataIa. aatin ile Laines. n,

Br0catels, Satin de Lalnes, Damasks, Cor
nlees, window shades lace curtains Ac.-KELTY FERGU
SON. 2 Broadway have large stock Of the above goods
personally selected from the best
Bone new styles never before brought out X. have
sabhshed reputation for selling goods cheap, and their
hSge and increasing trade ia proof that appreciated
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Improved Shaker Knit Undershirts and
drawers all Also lambs wool merino silk and cotton
Of every kind McAUGHLIN's zone price, shirt and
nshing 292 Greenwich street Of Chambers
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PLAYING CARDS.

pLAYIEo CARDa.-PLAYING CARDS or SUPERIOR
STOCK aud hnish made expressly for dealing well sea
double bead playing cards Of ali he grades. ~ ale
Broadway.
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GOO0ye0r's Fatent lnula kkuDber OversnOess
capes leggngs overals &c both light and heavy suit
able and country trade; handsome light cambria and
alpaca coats capes, and tamas II. DAVENPORT, No. 25
Broadway.
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u1N 1OE
Ah reduced prices Tho ,o,csst selection q fancy gods
aid also variety Of toys dressed undresea doe
games Of amusement Ac. At ROGERS Fancy Bazaar. 4As
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BafcheIor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces.--
The besf IN the world Ts nnrvAed and original an.
piled 10 II private Bachelors wlFs and oupses
other being chef duvres Of elegance
casc and durability peculiar % hs establishment
BACHELORS, Zy3 B0sdway.
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Jet Goots.-Just Received, New Assort-
ent Of bracelets brooches necklaces chaeaine sleeve
buttons studs dc jet and gold ewery great variety,
NJ OSBORNE, BoARDMAN k1oWNsESD'S 327 Broadway,
corner OF Spring street.
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10000 . ASsEs or TEXAS LAsp ron SALE On
two gentee houses 10 Brokyn for sale. price 5000 ony
slooo cash required rent 500. Also eoaxe II nelre
Tor " Id cash required 500 Apply 10 Wal ssrr~s Nes
York, SYLVESTER lay commis.opsr sor AZ "a s.a,e.
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S1nHer's Sewing Mnchines.-Ncw Machines
% ne improved style viii be exchanged rms
t o machines Of every kind Great numbers Of machines
have been sold which can't be any advantage These
nashines offer 70 relieve the public uninproved
machtnes Of exchanged In the way Old
nscincs so received BY VIII at be destroyed
terms OF exchange apply personally by letter to
I. NJ SINGER 4 Co, ax3 Broadway.
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The Most Complete Pen and Pencil Case we

have seen Is manufactured by w. NJ wILMkRTH a Maiden
lane called Lownds' paianin and SURPRISES beauty
and durability any combination % pen and pencil hitherto a.
cred 70 public They made both In gold and silver
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RICK IA the sole the United II shs
Aove celebrated ss and patent powder proof dehance
sax eross Deps s2 Pearl street door below Nof
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nh0TSAL BARCLAY GUARD ASSOCIATION
~ me'uos ot ne purpose - making fgf
Az -. onner q ne above ssspclaon ~ FftIs D0Grbas
sreet ON thursday evening Nov. =! A ? oFc.,e. -
A. u. CAAPfIkLD p n 6Ufstatr
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CHAKsPEARE GALLERY-OBY WILLIAM Won KAUL-
- BACH)-Ju received the frs; number Of this
cent work Of art containing Macbeth Banqno and tho wthe
Lady Macbeth walking In Sleep Macbeth arming himself
the struggle. All fine respectfully
invited To cali and examine hen EMIL sEITZ q Broadway
up stairs, importer OF engraviDas.
CPIRITuALIsM SCIENTIFICALLY DEMONSTRATED,
~ by Prof Robert Hare, NJ. d. published this dsyThis Ia
Of DR.. Hare and the medium, Mrs Dr. Gouriay; aiao
cravings illustrating the machinery and contrivances used
preclude muscular force and deception and exhibit the
nature Of the agent Involved In the manifestations, Price 81 5
postage 20 cents. PARTRIDGE BRIfTAS,
Publishers $40 Broadway
TO BOOKSELLERS AND WHOLESALE Dealers IN
any for the coming Valentine From
large and varied stock be has hand dealers would do well
10 select their ORDERS peng all made under his supern
t.ndence he has eater cs sell cheaper cns than
any others In he market. Valentines selected be
forwarded NJ any time previous 70 the 4th February.
T. W. STRONG, ~ Nassau street.
'T'TiE LIFE or JACOB BARKER
Now ready,
iScDEsrS ~
LIFE or JACOB BARKER,
OF New Orleans Louisiana, with Historical Fac his Fnal
cal Transactions with the Government and his
portani Political Questions, from 1900 10 1855.
l vol, evo. illustrated with two portraits.
Price s.
five judge OF the building by block, Of his book by
extract which have seen, In the Washington Union
are sure vii receive The approval Of the enlightened public
~. O. Delta.
For sale by
n. APPLETON A CO., SAG and s4s Broadway.
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Stevens Western Farm Association. Public
meeting Thursday evening IA O'Clock the Mechanics
Institute No Bowery All who wsh TO obtain farms iR Wis
cousin should attend Payments I0s weekly.
JOHN STEVENS, President,
Late President Of the Industrial Home Of MI Vernon.
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GrTUATION wANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE wOhAH,
~ indy's maid; viii tho lady ,aks enirs
charge fher wardrobe Address Pauline Union square Post
oncc.
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families single gentlemen,
be secured the this hoel The location
desirable for gentlemen In business gentlemen OF leisure;
he accommodations being In immediate
neson with the largest and magnificent SALON In tho
world. Breakf from TO IL, dinner from " 70 tea aud
supper from 7 TO IL. JOHN TAYLOR.
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ClTUATIOk WANTED ny A RESPECTABLE PRO.
~ tesant young oman, nurse AId seAmstres-
cerstands dressmabins and all Kind, Of family scwns Best
city recrcnc. from her last place. Can b. nj N West
4
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WAsTED-A SITUATION, ~ REsrRGrAni Y
w y0ung girl, a. cocs, 80 dlsr sni roner soni
willing 10 % rhsnLsrwufh and ar plain
do hgafe~ws Ia small amiy Can ~ yr two asy-
.t Aisniic q, n henry krraotnis Frorry
H. roush Brookltn.
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C1TUATI0N wANrEp-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, Az
- cook washer and oner would do house
IN small family Il good baker aud has tho bes, 81
ference Apply 10 or address 81 Atlantic ST., Broohsn fog
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-14
GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEORGETOWN, Jul

GEoRGETOwN, July H. 1855.
The City Councils were in session last night,
and transacted considerable business; the
proceedings of which will be published on Mon
day.
Owing, we presume, to the farmers and others
being engaged in harvesting, no business
scarcely has been done upon our canal this
week \ very heavy trade, however, in coal
grain, -four, wood, &c, is anticipated between
this and the close of navigation; surprising
that probably of any previous fall.
The offerings of beef cattle at the scales this
week has been rather limited, hardly equal to
the demand. Selling at S3.62IaS4.2 % on the
hOOf equal to 81 Pass. 30 Meta further de-
cline during the week of 90 cents. Old sheep
50 50aS4 per head. Lambs S2a S275
During the week the Flour market has been
quite firm, and prices have gradually advan-
ced from 80 to Is cents per barrel. This, we
think, is owing mainly, if not altogether, to
the unusually small amount in store, and will
not be the case long, after new wheat and
-four begins to arrive in any thing like large
quantities. The unprecedented crops of all
kinds of fruits and vegetables, the heavy crop
of wheat which is now nearly if not quite safe
from all danger, and the fattering prospect of
a heavy yield of corn, must necessarily cause,
early in the fall if not before, a considerable
decline.
, Flour this morning is held, fine, mt SO and
SlO25. Small sales yesterday to home trade
at those prices. Small sales of new wheat
from Wagons at 81 for good qualities.
SPECTATOR.
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DIED..
s-ba tt,h instant THOMAS

On the morning of The 14th instant, THOMAS
GALLAGHER, Jr., in the 27th year of his age.
IL The friends Of the family are invited 10
attend his funeral from the residence or his father
on Fourth street. between q and IL, on to-inorro"
afternoon at S O'Clock.
In Georgetown, ID. c., on the 18th instant al The
residence Of Samuel c.. Ridd, after short illness,
BENJAMIN LATIMER TOMPklNS, In The
9th year of his age.
IL The friends of the family are invited to at
tend the funeral this afternoon, at o'clock.
Ia Georgetown, on the 18th instant, SARAH
LOUISE, fourth daughter of Chas. A, and Sarah
Newton, aged years and - days.
IL The relatives and friends of the family are
invited to attend her funeral on Tomorrow (Sun-
day) afternoon at O'Clock, from the residence OF
her parents, on High, one door above Second 81.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA. July Is5,

ALEXANDRIA, July II, 1855.
On Wednesday evening, Mount Vernon Di-
vision, No. 6S s. Of l., held public installa-
ton Of officers, at their hall A select an
dience, including number of ladies' witnessed
the exercises. At the conclusion of the install
ton, Rev. j. ID. COulling delivered ono Of the
most powerful temperance speeches we have
ever heard.
lncendiaries are again among us. On We'd
neSday night an attempt was made to ere
house on Queen street, owned BY Wm. GREGG
~. WsFh Imam McAthern was the first to Dis
cover the flames, and very promptly arrested
them. The night following, a stable on Pitt
street, owned by I. NJ. Mccormick, was fired
and partly consumed.
John p. Power, who has been stoppiny at
the Mansion House for some time nast, was
yesterday arrested by Officer Chipley, charged
with having more wives than the law except
in Utah and Turkey allows. Justices Brown
and English gave the gentleman one hearing,
and then committed him to Jail, to hear more
Of him this morning. The lady claiming 10 be
Powers first wife resides in Washington
A sad accident occurred on the Manassas
Gap Railroad yesterday morning. A brakes
man, named Brawner, fell between two of the
cars, whilst the train was in motion; the wheels
passed over his body, completely cutting it in
twain.
Mr.. MahafIey lost a valuable horse at the
Fish wharf yesterday. The animal fell over
board and was drowned
Green, Suttle 4 Co sold lot of new wheat
yesterday at = % AMI.