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ia FALL sTOCk-Is3J-We are now

ND 9,t"nlg our FALL STOCK of EARTHEN-
aM NARE AND CHINA, per ships from Liver
~ fSSe md Plsin GLASSWARE. CASTORS. WAi,
sgr,LtpklNG GLASSES, mud great variety of
-. pooDS, well adapted TO the country whole
~. ''4ci- cal! from country merchants and 9TH
.9 STEBBINS J. PULLEN,
i0l Broad ST.
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The schr II. Dovicl sunk In the Niagara river .
few DAYS ago, with load Of wheat
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GLASSWARE.
20 FALL SUPfLlE OF ISJ5,--
~ CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
GEORGE u. SUMNER,

stns h.1narket very large and desirable stock of
NINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE. LOOK
~" CLASSES, FANCY GOODS, &C. which viii
"nhd upon examination to be equal in extent and
'Ft'h, or the usug time 10 I,nctual customers
Nv = eood terms as any regular re-packins house at
"' NoFth can offer. He particularly asks the stteu
' q ~ i.,ose who have been accustomed TO buy in
81 NDF'a'n cities, without Hiiording the merchants
y. A'iqad any opportunity TO shew them our goods
~ l-'''' with the assurance that they Will save
~' ~ 1rnses The most skilful and reliable pack
'li'Nrd and every atte ution given to the prompt
,'el.s aad forwarding of Goods
~ "ioNEW ARE of the best quality at Factory
n
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MILLINERY, &c.
,.nr>INt: OF FALL MILNE

sx,,9o oFtNHIGSso 2 %, .. Hn5Hb sNb 81, & / 3 56k- 8.
4s$5 III, nv BROAD AND 5TH STREETS
TX ,nS NhS SvIGASD, having just returned from
Va 9h' has now open large and hand
ser ioTA, of fashions BILE Fancy ard Plain Silk
I'd Yevet ,..,,,nn.s fine Paris Feathers and Flow
I'D strs", I'D Dresses Dress Cops, and variety
-. sl.eS@@IxS AIso a great variety of EMBRoi-
& SlBbuN,.as large lot Of HOSIERY, and different
o fSs whsa Ladies w Of the sea ets snS nS
.s,si SeN ,frlIx requested 90 call and examine
,sHiy are Bonnets CAPS and Head Dresses made to
c-!'F. re,chspts supplied cheap. oc Elm'
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The Augusta Consfaationaiia, q Tuesaay says
.'This locality visited Win ifoss on sa'a,as
dan. evidence of IL. lee was also seen in this
neighborhood. - -
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THE NAVY BoARD-THE SESATE.-The Wash
ington correspondent of the New York Herald has
the following with regard to the action of the Ma
w Board and the probable action of the Senate
thereupOn:
assert it as a fact not to be contradicted, that
the oper alton of the law, as carried out by the
Board has been to increase the navy list, with a
heavy increase of expenses. This IS conclusvely
proved by mere reference to the facts. Accord
ing to law, the navy of the United States consists
of 6S captains 81 commanders, }26 Heutenants and
100 passed midshpmen-total 69l officers in these
particular grades Now, by the action of this Re
firing Board POI officers have been thrown out OF
active service but four-tifths of them retained on
leave or furlough pay, at an annual cost OF nearly
$500 00O In the meantime, an equal number OF
Junior officers have been promoted to all the va
cancies created by the retiring process, and the
new officers carry in their pockets their commits
sions, giving them every dollar of the pay allowed
the old officers before retirement; and, instead OF
reduction of either the list of officers or the ex
penses of the navy we have the retired officers in
addition to the full complement of 6el, (as allowed
by law } inclusive of the promotions, and at an
additional cost, too, of S200,000 per annun. This
can hardly be regarded as "a reduction of the ma
W." though it may be q new mode of reducing
expenses.
1t is anticipated here that the Senate will insti
fute rigid investigation into the proceedings of the
Board and will eventually refuse to confirm any Of
the new appointments They may see that the law
was not executed in the spirit in which 1t was IN
tended; that individual rights have been sacrificed
Mr. Dobbin suggested in his letter to the Presi
dent; that the number of officers OF the severa
| grades have swollen beyond the number allowed by
law and that the result of confirmation of these
new appointments would be an additional annua
| tax of $2O00o0 upon the treasury OF the United
States Ii is believed that these considerations vii
| lead to rejection of the whole batch OF new ap
| pointecs.
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litfGINIA MAGIC WASHING: FLUID.
NIiLI. THEY C0NE-I ann All

= ceiyirs HEf COME.--I am still re.
ftHs, and Wa supplies OF Business and Over Goats,
9~ astter , s.s 70 suit the advancing season, aud
"sbh.n,s1, garment, at lower price than any 9th.
s.a Ia The place HENRY sHAFER,
CeraeI 18th and Maia SIS.
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WINTER FASHIONS. g,

aNRS. G. G. ALL + \, ~
EsM Va tw,IN ST. EAGLE seUAREl -T~<~>
F&s S Saies Rooms. over Gennrt x James
Hlppes s.yq :. ,.' Farle square THURSDAY nrNt
js'S-iL2' -. 90 her WINTER STYLES of LADIES
lbs !sh lhss,; H' oc i7--5ts
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Comparative Statement of the Exf orts Of all articles
during the Quarter ending 30h Of September, and
same time last year.
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The Rondout IN W Courier gives an account Of Of
a young man named VIM. Whiddit, msaiu'n ~
denly seized while in church with blindness, and
soon with utter loss of spceeh--eaiamities when
he still endures, He lies in condition OF stupor'
but without any physical disease ann I'm, nn an.ve
eeived of the pcrnicious character OF the influence
| they set to work upon the young man and impt
ousiy assert that tho miserable state IN which
he lies, Is most glorious condition, from winch ns
be well Il he IL wise enough, II he ever awakes, q
esehew all spiritualisua
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1sRs. G. j. ALLEN rcspectIullS ahnoun-

lsK-. {. J. AIII-N IV'I1tI =. =. I III !.
res 70 the citizens and the pubic IN general that
- 49, 3., ,qfDraed from the Northern cities and is
sn M ao,,t ~ the late and Fall styles, consisting of
6qFsS CLOAK MANTLES, &c, and viii receive
hem a. the season advances
al or3ers from the country will receive prompt at
VptTTERNS furnished to order. Also, Children's,
'fI- I71sip e$5,t9's DRESS MAKERS WANTED. Apply
'e l., 3-dlmI No. lI6. Main Street.
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BY private letter of September Ia, from "A a
Herbemont, Esq, now Consul at Genoa, the 20.
umbia Is. Co. Carolinian has been inforine" @ 'lla'
during the sixty days preyiotIs there had been
l2l5 cases and FOL deaths by cholera III that eity
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LAW OF UsURY-The Supreme Court of Con
necticut the Court of last resort have in the ease
of the Mechanics and Working Mems Mutual
Savings Bank and Building Association of New Ha-
ven against John Wilcox and others "a petition
for forcclos,rc) lust decided loan made by that
bank to be usurious. BY this decision, the bank
loses about 80 400; and if it applies, as it probably
does, all the loans made by the bank, which were,
Jan. l. 1856 $329, 100 56the principal established
will take from that bank about sl30,000, provided
the debtors take advantage of this decision. There
are said to be thrtytwo other banks established IN
New York State upon the same principle.
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Sl.595.5N

Comparatire Statement Of the Imports into Rcntone
from FOREIGN Ports, during the Quarter eadanS
3OtA September, 1855, and same time IN lso4:ss
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TOBACCO.

1876 si.s9eei2 los5o sl,25o,0ss
DESTINATION FLOUR.
et 1855 1854
Bbls vnue. Bbs. Value.
Australia........ aS23 $103,75l Il,4D $ll5,ISl
Brazil. SO 1872 2, ,259 19i,l2l
British Provin's.. 90 90 SJ 6,663
52347 f553023 SIG $3l29lS
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!. -r,. p,IRR0IDERY STORE.-Wc re.

I-EW EMBKUIDEK1 STURE.-Wc re.
mn, our warlrest thanks TO our friends and GUS
,nor. tor their kind patronage and encouragement,
sBd would call ther attention to our new Store, No
.SWin street where they will find every article of
FANCY EMBROIDERY suitable for Ladies', Cen
tsapr's and Chlldreus Clothing.
FmLrold4ries III Chenille, Silk, Worsted Braid,
cid aud Silver Bullion, &c. neatly and promptly
i.U-f order.
PATTERNS for BraidinG and Embroidery drnwn
side shortest notice and all materials furnished for
nj. same.
BALL DRESSES made to order, plain and fancy.
READ DRESSES and fancy articles of all kinds
,oa,'sply On haud all of which Will be sold at the
most reasonable prices.
~ Orders from the country promptly and care
iniF attended to- Miss RACHEL SEMON,
Miss REBECCA SEMON.
10 Nf Main street one Square above the Banks, mex
ocor 10 the Baptist Book Depository.
YB-Srholars Taught in all styles of Embroidery.
~ Closed Oh saturdays. oc S-dln
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THE OPE y 1 u Il

THE OP ~ GZ
a. .rrruv HATS Il SPLENDID W3SN
~ FtRISIAN MILLINERY, -
w ,a, rcxt SD inst. ut the store of MISS
On Il.lI WON. No 81 Main street, next door to
Il H. Uay2r~ars store. &C lS-fltd
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AMUSEMENTS.
LECTURE ON RUSSIA.

mn y. G.,PRINCE HOWRA, from
WE Russia assisted by Colonel A. p, Gillis from
New York. yielding to the repeated demands Of his
distinguished and numerous friends, will deliver a
Lecture on Russia In Connection with the Eastern
War; on Thursday next goth instant, at Carusi's
Saloon, at s o'clock, r.. M '
The attendance Of the Diplomatic Corps and the
members Of both Houses Of Congress is particularly
requested, Us the Lecture will prove highly nstruc.
tive. #R fe5 H2
Admission 80 cents. abHs
Prince Howra is the author Of ~
Esprit de l'Economie Politique, volume. Paris.
Didot. ~ os lasage8a
La Russe sous Nicholas Ter, VOL. in syo Paris.
Capelle.
Russia under the Autocrat, 2yols. London, Co
burn.
Russian Sketch Book, vols. London. Natby.
q Die Memoiren zines Russ.shen Priesters, vol In
8vo. Leipsig.
L'Europe Revoludonaire on l'Histoire, de ls4s, /
vol /, en- l6mo. Capelle.
Les Economistes ct les Socialistes. Paris. Bro
chure. 1i@
La France ct lAngleterre Compare. Turin. Bro.
chure. a
The Caucasus. London Trubner.
The Nations Of Russia and Turkey and their Des
tiny. Q vols London. Trubner MI
The Refugee, a Novel. London. Hardwick.
t4s 4
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pers Of boots and shoes on lasts Dated Dec.
Is, 1855. Patented In France, Aug, 10, 1854.
Oldin Nichols, Of Lowell Mass, and Ammi II.
George, Of Nashua, n. H.--For Improvement in
stone dressing machines.
provement In Instruments for modifying focal
length Of the eye.
Isaac N. Parker, of lewiston, Me.--For improve
nient in mill spindle steps.
Samuel Pelton, Of New Windsor, Md.--For inn
provement In horse powers.
George B. Pnllinger, of Philadelphia, Pa--For
Improvement In automatic gate for railroad cross
ings.
John P. Robinson, Of Matteawan, N. Y.-For
plane for finishing grooves In patterns, &c.
Joel Tiffany and Milo Harris, of gainesville,
Ohio.--For single machine. l0
Thomas r. Thornton, of Buffalo, N. Y.--For
improvement In organ melodians. q
Hubert Schumacher, Of Detroit, Mich-For i'm
proved piano fortes
julius T. Schwabe, Of New York, N. sY.--For
improvement In treating Galena or lead ore.
Eliphalet s. Scripture, Of Green Point, N. r.
For Improvement in attaching hubs to axles.
4 Isaac Searles, of Newark, N. For improve
'ment in feiting hat bodies. sa
4, III Isaac spauIding q Saratoga Springs, \. r.
For improved saw set 53. NJ, s4I s.5s
Samuel Shattuc, Of Henrietta, ohio.-For i'm
proved horse collar. sf elAi VI
|, Isaac N. Singer, Of New York, N. Y.--For i'm
provement in sewing machines. @eitafs
JOS. Weis, of Bordentown, N. For Improve
ment in suckers for pumps.
Thos- Bowles, Of New York, N. Y, assignor to
Robert N. Patrick, OF same place.--For improve
ment in locks. tai 86
Jeremiah Burnite, Of Puseyville, Pa, assignor to
himself and James Clark, Of same place.For inn
proved arrangements and combinations Of machine
ry for regulating velocity of wind wheels.
John Healey, Of Bolton-le. Moors, England, as
signor to James Bishop, Of New Brunswick, N. J.
For Improvement in woven fabrics. Dated Dec.
l8, 1855. Patented in England, Nov. II, 1916.
~ Jos. B. Lancaster, administrators Of John r. Ian
caster, deceased, Of Tampa, Fla.-For improve
ment in cooking stoves.
4 Elijah Richmond, Of Arlington, Mass, assignor
TO Ira Noyes, Of same place.-For improvement in
lamp extinguishers.
ef. DESIGN. @
A. A. Lincoln, Of Norton, Mass.-For design for
ships caboose stoves. t.g ! a
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THE FREDERICK FEMALE SEMI
NARY,
V,HIs school is located in Frederick Cit

HyHIS school IL located In Frederick City,
- Maryland, as healthy and pleasant town as
any in the Southern States.
The building is one Of great architectural beauty
spacious and commodous erected about ten years
ago expressly for female college, and admirably
adapted TO the Of such institution II is fur
nshed in the best style throughout at expense Of
more than $1,000.
This Institution has able and efficient Board Of
Professors and Teachers, good Library excellent
Musical Instruments, an extensive
CHEMICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL APPARA-
TUS,
And lis confidently believed that IL offers as many
facilities for imparting thorough. extensive and re-
fined education as any seminary in the land.
The School is not sectarian on the contrary, the
young ladies' are strictly required 70 attend such
church parents designate, accompanied always by
teacher.
Scholars will be received at any time during the
year, and will be charged proportonslly from the
date Of their entrance 70 the close of the scholastic
year in July. tsfs
For board and tuition, including furnished rooms,
lights, fuel, washing, &c, $500 per scholastic year,
payable halfyearly in advance.
For circulars and other particulars inquire ofJudge
Ellis, the Organ Office, or address
II. WINCHESTER,
doc l5-. President
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d. - Ann WORTH OF VALUA-
bic Dry Goods at Auc-

tiOn-. The subscriber will commence, on Tuesday
morning the 18th instant to dispose Of at auction.
at his store No l42, Bridge street, Georgetown, ID.
c. the remainder of his stock OF Dry Gvods, consist
ing, in part Of the following articles
Black Cloth @
Habit or Pelisse Cloth, in great variety Of shades
Heavy Uyercoat Cloth
Cassimeres, black and fancy styles
Light Cassimeres, for childrens' wear
Plain Kentucky Jeans
Silk, Satin and Woollen Vest Patterns
Silk Velvets
Do for mantlss
A gr, at variety Of Shawls
Linen Cambria ~
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs
All wool and wool and cotton Mousteline de
LANES sH
French and English Merinos
Black Alpaca and Bombazine
Fancy-colored Silks
Laces FriDges
Corded Skirts
Cambria, plain and plaid
Plain and Figured Swss Muslins
Lace and Embroidered Curtain Muslins
White Counterpanes
Cloth Table Covers
Irish Linens, Diapers
Ginghams Calicos
Gloves, Hosiery, Collars, de-
The sale will commence at ioIf O'Clock, and terms
will be made known on the day Of sale.
deo ll--codat w. Mex. OSBORN.
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List ofTatents


Issued from the United States Patent Office for
the reek ending December IS, 1855.
Erastus B. Bgelow, of Boston, Mass. For i'm
|provement in looms for weaving pile fabrics.
Jonathan L. Booth, Of Cuyahoga Falls, 0.--For
Improvement in gran-cleaning machines
T. @. Bush, Of New London, Conn.-For i'm
proved saw set
VIM. Z. Cooper, Of Dunkirk, N. Y.-For inn
proved nozzle for exhaust pipes Of locomotives.
Frederic w. Cspen, Of Newton, Mass.--For i'm
brovement In paddle wheels.
Joseph O. Day, of Hackettstown, N. J.-For inn
|royement in fire arms.
Spencer B. briggs, Of Detroit, Michigan.--For
Improvement in piano fortes. Dated December ii,
$50 patented in England, Nov. /, 1855.
John Gourlay, Of 0gdensburg, N. Y.--For adj
istable crank-brace for augers.
Henry @. Green, Of Clarence, Wisconsin. For
Improved automatic feed motion for saw-mills.
A. M. George, Of New York, N. Y.-For inn
rovement in spike-machines.
II. B. Horton, of Akron, 0hio.--For machine
pr registering music
VIM. w. johnson, of Clifford Pennsylvania -.
or machine for planning felloes.
Eber Jones, of Troy, N. Y.--For improvement
mould for casting bella
s. B. McCorkle, of Greenville, Tehn.--For i'm
rovement in machines for stuffing horse collars
Jean Pierre Moliere, Of Lyons, France--For i'm
fovement in machines for polishing and burnish-
g the edges of soles and heels of boots and shoes
sted Dec. IL, 1856. Patented in France, Jan'y
1855.
Jean Pierre Molierre Of Lyons, France--For
bprovemcnt In machines for mounting the Cup
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FASHIONABLE DANCING,
At Numbers Asse emily Hall.
w. NUMBER. Professor of Dancing

He ut Georgetown College and Convent, and
principal teacher Of Washington city, has the homer
to announce 70 his former patrons and the public
generally, that be viii resume the duties Of bis Scho
on Thursday November sth, 1855, at Numbers At
sembly Hall, adjoining the Star Office, at O'Clock,
p. NJ for ladies, misses, and masters, and on the
same evening attn for gentlemen.
He feels assured that the upequalled progress Of
his numerous pupils in his former classes is sufi.
Gent guarantee OF his superior skill an instructor
Prof NJ. begs leave 10 remind the public OF the
unbounded success Of his May Festival Ball. at The
National Theatre, which was attended by upwards
Of 4, 900 persons.
His new Hall, which Is one Of the largest, most
beautiful and conveniently in the city, with
two large dressing and supper rooms added, which
can be rented for balls and parties The lpeR,e ctv
convenient 70 persons residing " AID Thursd ", ats
lays o. tSiuon III oR the same evenings, at 1for
Class for young married ladies and gentlemen
will be formed shortly.
All who desire TO Join his clauses, viii ease spply
at Mr.. John r. Elliss Music store PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue., near Tenth street, TO Prof NJ at his rooms,
on the above days. A subscription list 10 now open
10 receive the names Of those wishing season tickets
to the Soirees. Only s5 for the season.
n
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.

xECut ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS t tOu ~ ~SsNb ssAu rNSs
TwyHE undersigned gives notice to his friends and
II the.public that ho has just received his stock
Of Fall aud Winter Goods, comprising ali the latest
styles and coors Of Cloth Cashmere, and Vestings;
which goods will be made up TO order, in the moss
elegant manner, he has some of the best workmen
in the United States at work for him. Being agent
for Scott the reporter of fashions you may rely upon
getting,the most fashionable clothing.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
of his own make such az Over Garments rock dress,
and business Coats, Pants. and Vests from medium
to very superior quality.
All the above Goods will be sold at very low prices
for instance whole suit Coat, Pants, and Vest for
the small sum of SIS.
Overcoats beautiful STYLE from $40 to $40
Pants, sst. do do do . To 10
Vests, do do do so TO To-.
He respectfully solicits call from all in want OF
Clothing
FURNISHING GOODS,
such US Shirts, Drawers Collars, Stocks, Handker.
chiefs, Scarfs, Umbrellas, &c.
s p. w. BROWNING,
E Under United States Hotel,
Between Sd and A. streets, Penn. avenue.
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IMPORTANT TO PERSONS POSSESS
ING Dag0erreotypes of absent or deceased
friends.-By q late invention and improvement in
the Photographic Art any Daguerreotype may be
magnifed to cabinet or life sze and finished in pas
tell Or OIL colors without losing the likeness in the
slightest Specimens of the art may be seen at White
bursts Gallery, No. 434, pennsylvania avenue where
they are made at very moderate price, and at a
short notice. They are also made from life.
nov 28--6m ai
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e The Ladies of the western Presby-
terrain Church announce change in their arrange
ments for Wednesday night.
In consequence of the sudden and affective death
a. Judge I. w. johnson, who was the Secretary of
the Building Committee Of this new Church, and an
elder also in DR.. Sanderands Church, it will be i'm
possible for Dr. Sunderland to deliver the Original
Poem heretofore announced. Il /.
Instead Of the Poem, there will be exhibited new
series of Scenes from the Old and New Worlds.
Those exhibited ON Monday night were pronounced
very fine The dissolving view makes the transition
from one scene TO another exceedingly pleasing.
These will be exhibited attn o'clock tomorrow
"wednesday evening, and tonight Rev. G. W.Sam-
son delivers the Lecture upon the Desert of Sinai.
dec 49,
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CHRIsTMAs is COMINGI
ECkARDT would again infoy

EthAhDT would again INFORM his
u customers and the public generally, that he
has just placed in store beautiful assortment Of
French Confectionery, for the holidays together with
Preserves and Jeles Of all kinds Cakes, fruit and
plain, Of all sizes. =
He is also prepared TO furnish, az usual, parties
balls, and Weddings, in the hsndsomest style.
Manufacturing bis own Confectionery, sll who
favor him with their orders rely on getting the
best article. Eee
Charlotes, Jellies, Blanc Mango, and Pyramids, Of
every kind, for table ornaments, made TO order.
Leave your orders at the old stand, corner of r
and Ninth Streets the Patent Office, where they
will receive prompt attention.
dec l7-2w
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A Msp Trial Granted a Nurdertr.

ROCHESTER, Dec. l5.-Ma,tin Eastwood, who
has been under sentence Of death for some time,
for the murder Of Edward Brieston, last spring.
which caused much excitement, land whose execu-
ton has been stayed by order Of the supreme court
was granted new trial to-day. #t .ssg#t
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, December lS.-Flour Is frmer--
Howard street and Ohio, So 10; City Mills IS
SO SO 80 IL.
Wheat ia irmer. Sales Of good TO prime whites
at 81 IS q 81 90; good to prime reds at ST. 80 a
81 IS.
Corn is frmer and more active. Sales Of white
at IS a 80 cents yellow at IS a 80 cents.
Provisions are unsettled, and prices are tending
downward.
Bacon continues in light supply-shoulders
IL IL 10 cents; sides, 1S l-2 IA cts. /; hams,
Is IL IA cents
q Mess pork, $50. b III
LAID is dull--only IL cts. is offered. s.a
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COURT OF CLAIMS.
Washin0fou Cify, ID. q.

In addition TO the practice of law, as
heretofore in all the Courts Of the District and IN
the Supreme Court Of the United States the under
signed will devote himself assiduousy to the prose
cution Of Claims against the Government IN the above
court established in this city BY act OF Congress a
proved March, 1857 which has cognizance Of an
claims arising under the Constitution, or iounoeu
upon any law Of Congress, or upon any rcguanonoi
an Executive Department, or upon any conirscs ea,
press or implied, with the government Oh inc United
States or any of its officers or agents. when the
claim is established in this court and an appfopria.
lion made by Congress for the purpose the claimant
will be paid at the Treasury Of the United States
All claims against the government must hencciorth
be prosecuted In said court and not before Congress-
a. heretofore. NJ THOMPSON,
Attorney and Counsellorat Law,
ap21--lawh Washington City, ID V