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SUPERIOR COURT of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- A sYMs against HENRY FLETCHER aud JAMES {.
POWELL Asssneen pursuance Of an orie Of SAL Court
The creditors Fletcher late in the and pistol business
In Cincinnati hereby notified TO present aud prove their
claims undersigned his office on jds IN said city on
or before the 18th insi.-May 8, 1850 . .o.,.
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ARRIVAL OF THE SOUTHERN MAIL

BALIlhuht, iu-pofi 'eI
TIE Southern mail from all points, late a. dae Is IT,
ceIved. . -.
General and heavy rains have prevailed at the
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WI Traveller for CHIC AGO, ST LOUIS, KANSAS, and
ali roiu and SouthWes obtain Through Tickets
ADD All inf rmaton concerning routes. rc &C. either by ne
NEW-YORk AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NkW-fOkh
CENTRAL RAILROAD by application az the Companys VI
fee, No. 1873 Broadway cor Dey.'t 1870
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EOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL
Il RIVER-The splendid and superior steamer BAY
STATE, Capt. VIM. Brown, leaves Sew-York every MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 5o'eloek, P. NJ; and
EMPIRE STATE Cept Benjamin Brayton leaves New York
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY at O'Clock
NJ from Pier No. j. " r. the Battery Both touching
at Newport each way
Hereafter no rooms will be regarded secured any spp
cant until the sanie shall have been paid for.
Freight Boston is forwarded through with great dush
by az Express Freight Train
wM. BORDEN, Agent Nos 10 and II west-st.
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by Telegraph.

BOsToN-Arr Mays barks speedweel, Howes, Palernoi
be Cloud Hoyt Catana; Brunette Lancaster, Trinidad
ron Corwn Cashier Cenfnegos; bnE Lyon GARDNER smyrna
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M 1884 the over The Fushlns Kairoii rtvs -
:, ,1a no A NJ and II ESQ p ". connecting VIA nc
,,,r Island City q Hunters Point The ste nisf
sxss SeYork nom Fulton Market Sip az O. snd ~ A. ~
m 49, - ' NM NJ SMITH. Superintendent
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C,,rnvv ,,a .,ROY RAILROAD to PHIL

I aprIPHrs s,osa Pie. No. l North Riyer-rwo lines
ssly II y .ad M M 6Ts4ss ,si ss.ses
ear. 10 vayplsres and Philadelphia Fare ffISe me
n2P by JOHN POTTER 20 AAbof, tnsSoe v.,se' %
Csusisn by car. through IN i've hours are -
son,moaaicn and EmsrAHs Lines al p NJ Fare - ." h~h
mt Line 5 r NJ. ~ IS
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Ebw'D K COLLINS No. Sc Waist. Y.
BROWN. SHIPLEY s Co., Liverpool.
STEPHEN kESSARD Co.
n Austen Friars, London
r. G. WAINWRIGHT & Co.. PaTs
GEO. H. DRAPER, Hayre.
The Of these sps viii be accountable for gold
slyer bullion specie welry precious metals
bill. q dug signed therefor and the value therein
expressed.
Shippers please take that The ships Of this line can
cary any suocs conrabsud OF
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EVENTUAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY,
ARRANGEMENTS, commencing April 2, I855-Leaye New
York for Eascn BY steamers Red Jacket aud Wyoming from
Pier No 2 North River, at A. NJ and r. NJ For SOmer.
vile, (wayJ AZ $50 p. ".
The above trains Esbethown wh trains the
New.Iersey Railroad which leave NewYork from foo, OF
Courtlsndt-st. a. 9 A. ~, !, and 5 ?. NJ.
Returning leave Phpsburg opposite Es,cnl at and 9i5
A. NJ and 7. Nj sorerville way CT s A. ~
NEW-lORk end ELIZABEThPORr.-Leaye Sew-York
ats and 10 A. NJ and $50 Pm Leave Ezabethport
Ills and LILO A. NJ, /, SIS and 6. p. NJ.
JOHN o. SrERNS, Superintendent.
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EN-, each prepaid. orc dollar aud upward.
EIyFD DATE, Og SAILING.

Thee steamships claed AZ the Insurance Offices and
pece and goods will be nsu in them low rates pre-
IN any other steamships that the
For Freight or Passage, apply 10 ID. TORRANCE,
No. Bowling Green, New-York.
SUMNER, MONTANT & DRAPER
No. Il Rue v. d., des VICTORIES. Paris.
CHRISTIE, sCHLOEjSMANN Co.,
No n Quai Casmir Delayxne. Hayre.
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"OUSATONIC RALROAD-SPEClAL No
TICE-On and after Ma s. 1855, Passenger Tram wiz
Leave BRIDGEPORT for Kent the arrival Of the T. NJ express
Train from New-loIk. -. H. p.if..
Re,uning leave Kent in the morning and arrive IN bnse
rort In .eaon 10 connect with the To- IS A. NJ Train Tor e"
York, arriving there 10 T. NJ ,, ...
This Train viii through 20 Phed every ra'unay even
ing. stopping a. al stations ,s. .,,
arrive IN Brdeeror In tine 10 connect with the Train for New
York. auiyng there l:l0 r. NJ. -, ,r,-,., hill.
70
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MARINE 10 UR " a Il,
PORT or NEw-YORK....
Cleared this Forenoon.

p.,s-Wevbo.-., Carter Boston, Carlisle Zimmerman;
ssIroners- Narha Mara, Small Salem, X W. hopes Z" ~
VIM Conquest. seleck. New Haven master , -, .
steameI-Beycily, Smith Phladepha, '" II. thompson
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I'VE NEW; YORK 9 *. and a, LIVERPOOL UNITED
PACIFIC, Capt. Hye.
ADEfATTC

line are the following:
ATLANTIC Capt, West. PACIFIC, Capt Eye.
BALTIC, Capt Coms,ock. ADkIATIC.
Ihese ships been built by expressly for the
Government has
also in their insure strength and speed and
their accommodations for passengers unequaed for elegance
and comfort Price Of passage from Sewio Liverpool
frstcss- cabin $50; IN second do SIS; exclusive of
traze ssie.rooms s9 from Liverpool NewYork 80 aud
&C uiness Al experienced Surgeon attached each ship No
berth secgred until paid for
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HUDSON XIV Tx kAllhOAD.- vi anu oiNN'
MONDAY NAV T. 1855 the Trains will leave Chamb7r.
station follow. Express Train A. S sonaeeps U wh
Wav Tn u NJ Express Train s. - p VI Aecommoaaon
Train ! p VI. For Poughkcepde-Way Mail. A. NJ X
ur.,s fOP NJ Way Freight and Passenger Tram IL " NJ
For Peekskil-S:5' T. and p NJ FOR Iarrytown[
iO:l5AM: 8:SoP NJ The TarTytown. Peekskh aud fonsh
keer.e Trains stop the Way stauous Passengers taken
AZ chambers Canal Christopher, an 5lststs ST NDAf
MAIL TRAIN A. VI, from Canals FOR Aoan{ am roy
stotrug AZ vi Stations. NJ l., II Ms, JI'' S"Pb
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for Greenpor 10 A. NJ; for Hampstead Y NJ and ,
p NJ. Farmingdae 345 I. NJ; Jamaica - The syosset
Train will leave Brooklyn at 10 A. and 5f5 p NJ each
6ay and take Train Syosse Branch AZ hic<svie AZ
IIS5 A. NJ snd So P NJ. On Saturdays the 80, p NJ
Fsrmnsdse Train will Yaphank and leave f9phans at
$40 A ~ Monday morning for Brooklyn Leave Greenport
for BROOKLYN 10 4. Fsrmingiae, $50 A. NJ syosset
7S5 A. NJ and p. NJ; Hampstead 655 A " aud 80 T. NJ
I.vaica K AZ 50 A NJ anil 10 aud ijj L. NJ
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Passengers Arrived

In .esocaer Wsredale from G4ayaAala, p R-ROeeri w
Bligh.
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
FROM NEw-YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
lhltt tatln fessere..
second AlOln Passage. ..........s.....s.......
FRoA BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
So
second Catin Passage.
The ships from Boston call - Haliflx-
ARABIA, Capt. Judkins AMERICA. Capt. Lang.
PERSIA Cept Ryre. EUROPA, Capt shannon
ASIA Cspt Z. g. Lott. CANADA. Capt. Stone
AFRICA Capt Hsrrison- NIAGARA, Capt L-itch.
These vessels carry clear white light masthead green on
saiboarl bow; red On port bow.
AFRICA Leaves Boston, Wednesday 9Th May
ASIA Leaves Boston Wednesday I'd NAV
AMERICA Leaves Boston, "WEDNESDAY 9Th June
AFRICA, Harrison. Leaves Boston Wednesday 10Th June
Berrhs not secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon o board
The Of these ships will Be accountable for Gold
Silver Bullion Specie Jevelry Precious Stones un-
less bills Of sdns signed therefor and the thereof
therein expressed.
Fer freight pGsege, apply 20
T. CUNARD. No. Bowlinsrreen
There viii be srnshirs Of this line ork until
further notice.
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SALE TODAY.
nv A. GREEN, Aucsioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
u bearing date the sa Day Noselsr 1854 asd do
corded I" The land 'so' q Wa b. mon. county n e ns .,
aud deed bearing date tbs ao day o.
No o o g and H. 's, e s No on me @ q
ock the folio wing described read eSai' with the improve
Paris square 4aa. beginning
for the pon, in the line Of the west eide Of seventh STREET
east square, running south ,s
a ,ns ds e menu os ' aams
ed 10 and one hundred feet, 10 The wes boundary Of u" S
fee, seys" . and an @ na y
containing thousand seven hundred and neywo and on
tbs property that buldeg
recently owned and occupied By The late arm Of
HE hes. locations ia the city sis
as,s on seysnh street aaa sna
The principal hotel. aud The s po. 1n's Brick s oa vi @
portion Of the font Of stone and The ess build,
atou, sis fee. Il ,hs ssSys
n. coal ss m mkt
upon this floor mpre4nahc fire proof stone vault WIN
naa viii Se"s soa win Tic house. sseon
Offices c each which the street without
going 'ouy my Other room u s ~pps par w 2, and
pipes From The three upper stories The late nn
occupying floor themselves 70, which ,as Under
Terms Of sale: Uas fourth purchase cash; ,hs resi-
m wsss and a~e n n @Ss
the . BE- %
acting only as trustees we sell 1ny sah
Of not complied WIN
within thereafter, shall resell The property amer Ten
DAYS and rick Of tho first purchaser
On tho next day, (Eriday) at 10 O'Clock. A. M. "t
place, by virtue OF tho decd OF rs aforesaid We
sell the furniture and oheI X SeIIsn ssa
as desks, tables, sc.
Also carpe chandeliers, stoves maps, and other thnas
Terms personal properly All sums OF less than 2o cash
Of a5 or more sixty days, satisfactorily en-
doraed, bearing interest r,o,,sr,
WIN. BAYNE,
Trustees Of Sciden. Wihers, & Co.
| A.. GREEN. AucIiOpeer.
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.



Equality Of e Sates.-l IL has been adudged by long
series Of decisions OF the Supreme Court that the United
States held any municipal sovereignty Jurisdiction
right Of soil in the territory Of which any Of the States
are formed except for temporary purposes namely to
cute the trusts created BY deeds of ceon Of Virginia. Mas
sachusets Georgia. and other States in the original
territory Of the Union by treaties with France,
Spain and the Mexican republic in the territories Of LOUIS
lana, the Floridas New Mexico, and California.
2 II has been adudged by the series OF decisions
that the provisions the ordinance for the organization OF the
Northwest Territory extngahed by the constitution
il any OF them retain continuing validity IL is only far
they may have authority derived from other
either the eompac of ceson Of Congress under the
constitution
This doctrine has been applied leading ques
tons touching the property in public lands the relation
master and slave religion navigabe waters and the
domain and may be taken the established legal truth.
A. In obedience To the principle, aud proceeding in
the same line of adudlcatons il must have been held if the
question had come up for judicial determination that the
provision of the act Of March O. 1920 which undertakes
determine in advance perpetual rule Of municipal law
all that portion OF the province OF Louisiana which lies north
OF the parallel of SO deg 80 min north latitude null
and void ob incpo because incompatible with the organic
fact of equality of internal right in all respects between the
old and the States.
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TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.--AR
RIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.

The steamship George Law A. G. Gray, esq, command
err arrived New York the 3oth ult She left Aspn-
wall at H. M tbe 2st October anu arrived at quar-
anne at 81 the afternoon of the 30th She brings the
California mails OF October 8, $50 passengers, and ST.
6i04T7 in treasure on freight
The steamship John l.. Stephens, W. +. Lappdge com
mander left San Francisco at B p M on the 5t and ar
rived at Panama at 1913 M the 10th. She brought
down COS passengers and $s43ao in treasure freight
S2l3,922 Of which on English account
From our California files we make up the following
summary Of for the fortnight preceding the 9TH OF
October:
OFFICIAL VOTE OF THE STATE.
The Sacramento Union publishes the official returns
from all the counties in the State which foot up fol-
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l,599,5Oo
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

NAVY DEPARTMENT..
Interesting from the Mediterranean. following
from letter received the Navy Department:
SIN: have directed Captain Long proceed to Genoa
for supply of COAL and, bis RETURN shall sail Tor Ma
pies, which place earnestly requested by the resi-
dent minister to send vessel the political state Of affairs
in that kingdom having assumed threatening attitude.
So the presence of the vessels at Naples be
dispensed with propose proceed have already ap
priced the department Contantnople and should the
cholera which, unhappy prevalsat Smyrna Gas it does
in Of the the north coast of the Mediterranean
in Asia Minor and Syra) have subsded in that place, will
also visit it,
had hoped to find the Constellation here, having learn
ed of her arrival the 10th instant at Gibraltar Her
presence will be most acceptable since the present and
probable future state of affairs the continent make
it than necessary to have greater number
vessels here than shall have under my command when
she arrives and in view Of this fact beg leave to urge
of the force at least steamer and sloop
the ship provsoned shall proceed 70 Naples
trusting to be hand should outbreak for the
lection OF countrymen.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
SAM. l.. BREESE, Commissioner.
Hon. j. G. DoBBIN,
Secretary of the Navy, Washington
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The prohibory-liquor law is lostyeas 2l,s9l, nays
G4l4
Only about one-half Of the voters voted on the ques
ton. The principal majores against the law were given
IN San Francisco and the large towns The mining coun-
ties gave majority for the law.
The total number OF votes cast was about 96,000-an
increase Of 10000 the cast last for congress
men,
The legislature is composed Of T2 knownothngs, 80
democrats, and wings. The know-nothngs have ma
lority in the senate and 10 in the assembly.
Some Of the victorious party proposing to elect two
United States the next session. but they viii
not succeed without difficulty There is mnch doubt az 70
who will be the choice for senator TO ill the place last oc
cuped by Gwin Ex-Governor Foote and ex-Congressmen
Marshall and Peyton spoken Of but they all south
rn men, and the chief strength Of the knownohing party
In California consists in Yankees Who don't love south
cru particularly At the time, there is no
northern proposed who appears to have any prospect
Of success.
On the goth ult Judge Norton Of tho twelfth district
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GEORGE wM. nnKSr.
Brent & Kinzer,

aerGHdria, Ia, and Washington, d. C,
pRACTt SE the Of Alexandria counties
IA Virginia. the OF The District Of Couubs and the
Court % Claims,
Busues before the departments collect attended
Once Washington, Seventh street
Once. Hours, 9, M, 10 3, p. m.
Address, Ae1andia, Va
Nov
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ny JAMES G. s1eGuIRE, Auctioneer.

rRUsTEE's SALE OF EXCHANGE HoTEL.-By virtue Of a
deed David A. Ball. dated the first day Of Al
gust s4a dull recorded the land records Of washington
county, District Of Coumha In Liber W. No 3d. foios
&c., 6 1872 and 1885, the undersigned win SELL a. public noe"n
Monday October, 1858, al O'Clock, the
following parcel properly lying and being the city Of Washing
Nos. and s. 400 being the
properly by the Bank of Washington to
Hall deed bearing date with the deed Of trust
agreeabiy and limits thereof
said David A. Hall, with the improve
thereon.
This property fronts street north beween4x and 9th streets
wosI, and Il well known tho "Exchapge Hotel"
sale One-third be paid within i've
balance equal nstalmcnis
twelve with rom the
OF properly All conveyanees
purchaser II the OF sale
piled days the the the
risk Of deaulung purchaser at
his discretion Sale take place in ffoH of the premises
JAMES ADAMS, Trustee.
JAS G. MCGUIRE
Sep lid Auctioneer.
ll3-The above sale postponed until Monday after-
noon, October 2gth, same hour and place.
- JAMES ADAMS. Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Oct l7--cod&ds Anciionesr.
ly-The above . further postponed until Mon.
day afternoon, November 5, some hour and place.
Jas. c. MCGUIRE,
Oct 3l-eod&ds Auctionetr.
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CorToS RECEIPTS AT misunderstanding TO the price
current Of the Memphis Wing Of the 20h the receipts OF
the cotton at that point since September are 2s74o
bales against 2s5e3 last year. and 2as7l the year pre-
yious The sbipmeuts TO date are l9443 New Orleans,
49l5 to the Ohio river and 1913 TO ST. Louisa total Of
25se bales against lotto this date last year The stock
on hand was 592 bales against 1902 at the same time
last year,
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EfAIsKlED.

morning. by the Rev j. @. Butler Mr. JOHN
WAY formerly Baltimore Miss MARY NJ daughter
DREW NogRR, esq, of this city,
Thursday the Is instant by the Rev. GgoKoE JOHN
G. DARKNESS, efq, MARIA LARE, daughter of II. G.
OiNEALR, all of this city.
(Ciiy papers copy,l
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Markets.

New YoRK, Nov. I--Four--the market is firm, with
sales OF 900 barrels So 06 for straight State good
Ohio 50 rs and southern, 50 10. Wbeatthe market is
mprovngsaies of "A 900 bushels SO for western red
and 50 O5 for southern red Conthe market firm with
sales of 900 bushels 95 cents for western mixed
Porkthe market is rmsaes Of 500 barrels S22 so
for Beethe market is dullsales Of 200 barrels
SIC so for repacked Chicago Whiskeythe market is quiet
and unchanged
BALTIMORE Nov. There brisk demand for -four
this morning at yesterdays ratessaes of 900 bb How
ard street, Ohio, and City Mills sold for 50. Wheat
active at yesterdays rateswhite good to prime, 50 05
So 49, for choice parcels of family -four So Is SO IS
good to prime reds, SO So 05 Corn is unchangedold
white s5 90 cents yellow 90 92 cents there sales
of white and yellow at 60 10 cents, and prime
new white 30 cents Provisions generally unchanged
There were 900 erces and barrels of lard sold for Deem
Der delivery IL = The stock here is almost entirely
exhaustedness pork $2 SCI so per barrel prime S20
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Destruction Of Ferry Boat BY Fire.

PniLApELPHIa, Nov. 1.-The steamboat Mariner, belong
ing the West Jersey Ferry totally destroyed by
at o'clock yesterday morning. while lying at her wharf
Camden
The company had just completed repairs upon her,
and the fires knded under her boilers for the first
yesterday. TIE loss is SIS, 900. Insurance. $4,000.
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RospERY.-Judge Watrous, of Texas while making his
way through the crowd the depot Wednesday had
pocket picked Of hundred dollars The ickpocket made
his escape without detection We understand that another
gentleman was also robbed
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GENERAL AGENCY AT WAsBIN9TON.-The sui
VI scnber, formerly Of Richmond Virginia. having established
office in this city, street, doors front Of Treas
tenders his
especially revolutionary land buune
and pensions under the congress.
Having purchased the David norpgion
he has pebaps the only index which mnde IN the i'm
revolutionary papers the first auditors office
Richmond He has index in all
the oho public Offices Capitol Of Virginia These, and the
Accommodations experience,
title him hope claim inirused him be just he viii be
able where himself be entirely
unahe 10 do II.
For ID March, 1855 giving lse
all who served fourteen
charges will be very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accou,ae, Virginia.
James Lyons, ESQ.,, Richmond, Virginia.
Jsmes r. Heath, Commissioner Pensions,
Stafford n. Parker, Richmond, Virgins.
Hon. John \. rcudletop, Virginia.
Hon. Samuel Chiffon, Washington, DC
William }. Ward, esq, Baltimore
Lewis Timbcfiske, esq. New York
March T--dhppy.
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COURT or cLAIMs.

Thursday, November THE court met at IL o'clock.
Judges all present.
The argument in the of Letitia Humphreys
tinued.
Mr. Sherman concluded his remarks, and followed by
Mr. Baxter, who had not concluded, when
The adjourned at hsfpast O'Clock till IL o'clock to-
mo
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i,UR Prosperity, Our rnGrntitude, md Our Danger
dav sermon preached IN the Pesby church,
September 1855 by L. Gurcy,
rsrnhnn, Taylor Mnury, Gray Baan-
tyne, Adams and Morrison, h Co.
sae be appropriated the
phans q Norfolk and Portsmouth, Virginia. Price, locenss.
Oct
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For Rent Lease,
OR years. large and elegant dwelling house
g. between l7t and 18Th srrec and the War Depart
mcut.
aide house and wellar
towards kitchen gardcn
grounds Immediately and the OF
the
give and at the same time 10 pres
perfectly large cellars have been
excavsted under buildings the premises
carriage houses All Of which be
paired or remedeed IL necessary.
ALSO, FOR RENT on LEASE,
large dwelling Pennsylvania between h
and lcih
attached u, and have the
. a twelve hftecn-feet alley II required
well calculated accommodation OF
family and well adapted the accommodation 81 mess OF
members OF Congress other there being confectionery
Immediately in the viciuty Of the place
For terms, &c, &c Mr.. Collins the Surgeon Cen
erals Office, in Winder's building.
lS-eod3w
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BY Ell IL q II A PHI .

/ Nom Arrival of the Baltic.
New YoRK, Nov. l-No tdings Of the Baltic vet. She
is out thirteen days from Liverpool.
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Oct4-d
OF EICIA l..

TaEAsuRY DEPARTMENT. August 3, s55.
hereby gvea holders stock OF he loan auo1ea
By The ACT Of 1896 and aer the 18th November
1885, that OF that stock will hs purchased ny
mi. nj INV lime 30h November nes,
Tor which per premium will be paid in addition to tue rsms
expressed In the certificates.
And the holders loans Of the Unea
purchnscr of , same 10 the 3lo 600 viii
also be made during period the following rn'es;
s42 premium OF 10 psr cent? ior STOCK
ls4 premium Of 10 per cents ana Tor
stock 1885, commonly called TeAasndem-
My stock premium OF six per cent.
Interest the stipulated In the ccr'h-
from The Of settlement here, with one
,y in addition 10 draft reach The pnry
Certificates under the present no.
be duly assigned the United States by the parry emu
lied o receive the purchase money
Payment will made y drafts upon the assist
Boston, New York. Philadelphia as tue pafes
entitled 0 receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Auoa-d;nNov30 fIntel. q Start
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-02

BANKS IN YERNosT.-The bank commissioner of the
State Of Vermont has just published his annual report
The banking capital has been increased 100000 during
1854 There are now orty-two banks with capital Of
S36O3 400 with circulation Of 50 70i BAD which is de-
cline of $3.50 from that of 1854 The specie is reported
at only $20l576 which ia slight increase over that Of
last year when $4,000 Twelve of the fortytwo
banks have declared dividend since the previous
port Five Others have passed some OF their hayearly
dividends and the average Of dividends Is A per cent
upon the capital.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-02
Later from Havana.

New 0RLEAss, Oct. 3l.-By the Granada have Ha-
portant.