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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-29
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The Coming Crisis.

Under the caption of "The Coming Crisis" the
X Y. Herald publishes an ably.written letter from
a Northern man on the dangers threatening the
stability of the Union from the increasing exaspe-
ration of the dissensions between the North and
South. We wish it could be read by the candid
men of both sections He gives true history of
the Abolition party, and of the means by which
they have arrived at their power for mischief
One of their chief cards has been to annoy and
: irrtate the South by constant wrongs and insults,
provoking feeling of bitter resentment and me-
mace not alone towards the individual authors of
the mischief but towards the people of the North
as a whole, who, conscious of their freedom from
all completely with the operations or designs of the
abolition faction are in their turn irritated and
cs.ranged by what they regard as most unjust and
indiscriminate censure Longeontinued causes of
irritation he maintains are now preciptating upon
us a crisis such as we have never had to meet be-
fore One chief cause of danger u.s. in his opinion,
the Kansas Nebraska BILL which he regards as a
constitutional but most impolitc measure-the re-
peal of which, however, would be perilous in the
extreme to the Union. Dissolution, he contends,
would neither further the purposes of the aboli-
tionists nor give additional security to slave pro-
perty. The territories, in that case, must be ami
caby divided or fought for and, he tells the abol
tonists plainly that when it comes to the point the
people of the North will not fight their battles
The eventual consequences of dissolution of the
Union would be, he justly maintains other divi-
sions and subdivisions. The causes which pro-
duced the original dissolution would still remain as
causes of conflict leading to bloody wars, which
would create large armies, and those armies would
eventually frample down every vestige of popular
until in the strong and truthful Ian
guage of the writer, "the quarrel begun about
three millions of slaves would end in enslaYing
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SAFETY OF THE STEAMER WAsHENGTos.--Some
anxiety is beginning to be felt for the arrival OF the
steamship Washington. The Washington sailed
from Southampton on the 9TH inst for New York,
and is consequently in her 10Th day out. She has
upwards of 100 passengers on board, and the Ger
man, French and English mails, and fun cargo OF
merchandise. ~
The steamer was announced by telegraph yes
terday rs having arrived at New YORK the evening
previous, but the report proves to have been erro
neous the steamer which was sgnaiied being the
Star of the West and not the Washington.
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Direct Communication between Chicu m
and Liyernoot

ne Eastern Counties Eng) Herald, November
eIeierfing to the vessels which have sailed from
chhease, IN Illinois, for England, commencing a di.
rect trade between that place and Europe, antici.
pates, now that the ST. Lawrence has been onenoa
by the reciprocity treaty, that new imnetns ,.;,,
be eivent to the trade between Chicago and rn.
land. and that large shipments will be made h,
that place hexpresses the hope that another sea
son WIN not expire without great advance In Sc
curing for the West direct trade with Europe, and
says II Is expected that several One steamers now
chartered BY the English Government, will run
between Chicago and Liverpool
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Flour improving. State
S92, Ohio S987, Southern $40. Wheat. Southern
50 co. do. Red S2.23. Corn Western Mixed 81 o.
Provisions quiet and unchanged. Stocks lower
Exchange nominal quoted at Sl0sa$l.05l.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 27.--Cotton firm Sugar
advanced t, Molasses 30, Corn Sc.
CHARLESTON, S. C., Nov. 27.-Cotton declined I;
BALTIMORE, Nov. 28.-No material change in
the markets Everybody waiting for steamers
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The Commercial Convention.

As our readers have been already appraised the
Commercial Convention will meet in this city on
the Both of January next Our contemporaries
throughout the South and West will, we hope, give
due publicity to the time and place of holding the
Convention In addition to the commercial welfare
of the South, which will demand the attention of
the Convention, the critical condition of Southern
affairs will invest the proceedings of this body
with unusual interest
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rHLEoRAPHIC NEWS.
sEroArr 70 FHs D1sr AroH


& Later ftsrl Call1oenlh.
new YORK, Nov % The Star Of the West has
arrived here with dates ffom CALIFORNIA 70 the 9Th
inst She left Punta Arenas on the lssh INST, and
touched at Key West on the I'D. Inc Cortes ar
rfved at San Juan on the sd Oct, and the In
Gle Sam on the ID Nov. b - r
There Is no news Of Importance. -
Tic Indian rayages were becoming serious
From Puget Sound to Shasta Butte the Indians
had made q simultaneous attack along the whole
line upon the whites and massacred large num-
her Volunteers were turning out IN every direc.
t;on and troons under Major Fitzgerald, were out
i'm pursuit of the murderers Nearly Ill the tribes
north of Columbia river had confederated and
sworn to exterminate the whites
be TsEcoSD DIsPATcH
Nry YORK. Nov GA band of 1900 Indians
attacked small force of U. s. troops under Major
Haller who fred and then reiterated Nine compa-
MES have been called out, placed under the COM
mand of Mai Haiier, and are no" icauJ " ACT on
the defensive IA. -a,.fa.
The distiIIery of Barnett g. Ashfieid in San
Francisco had been destroyed by hra and twelve
men scalded or MANNED Loss estimated ut
$3.50 001. er.r
pusiness in San Francisco for the two weeks
nrevious to the steamers sailing had been drll but
Closed more active. Gallego & Haxalls -four
quoted at SO. ...-. ...-
NICARAGUA
Col Wheeler was still in full possession of Mica
raeua Col Wheeler had fully acknowledged the
new Republic.
posed entirely of Americans, and the sentence was
annroyed by the Pre- sident. The new government
had imposed an ad uaiorem duty of 20per cent on
all foreign vessels in port, the duty to be paid in
coin.
Revas was shot in the Plaza 80 hours after his
arrest.
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WASHINGTON. Nov 29.-AIore than fifty mem
beers of Congress have arrived here. The Repub-
licans and Fusionists among them, have already
consulted, and expressed their readiness to meet in
caucus for nomination of officers of the House, with
theopponents of the Administration, irrespective
of any distracting political issues The anti-sla-
very Americans say they will positively refuse to
meet their intervention brethren in caucus as
distinct party. Several Democrats threaten, that
if democratic caucus, the supporters of the Kan
sas and Nebraska bill be made test of orthodoxy,
they will withdraw from the caucus. #...-.
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THE DAILY I)IsP ATCH::
Te.rsSsy MsTssn6, Nsvesar-[.1s., : -

1s.r.sss Msr.ia6, Nsvsssser -. 49,.
:.s1-- $3.50. e;ovcrnmens and American
The A.sr'ca' people.
~. x.,v York Exprcss has some just anu sp'.'e
ins .ss upon the distinction drawn by the
-, ,ress between the American Government
- =. American people, and the personally IN
manner ID which the former Is treated
.r,,, rxpress does not acknowledge the right OF
$ x.,e;on press to lecture our government or % Az
that Il does not represent the spirit and pur'
S,,oses Of our people If our rulers err. thai - .
matter of our own concern and for which the m
.-;can government Is responsible to the American
neople. and not to any foreign power. Our couh
.r,nc, are too sagacious to be deceived by com
ailments to themselves at the expense OF their go
yerumens. They rightly judge that II . hossa'ty
themselves which dictates the insults to the Am
,.r;ean Cabinet, but which has not the courage 10
make war upon its true objects.
The course of the London Times and OF some
other British Journals, upon this whole subject has
exhibited such reckless and unblushing mendacity,
and such bitter malignity. must entirely deprive
these journals of the slightest degree OF confidence
in any statement which they may hereafter make
coucernng any government or people in the world
with whom they are, or imagine themselves, at va
RANCE After the magnificent Roorbacks they
have Just published about American ports hiied
with Administering fleets the American people and
government violating neutrality on great scale
and anxious to get up war with Great Britain
every body can easily decide how much credit to
give to anything they may say in regardto Russia
wehave strong doubts whether single reliable ac
count has yet been published of events in the East
which did not emanate from Russian source
,rhc late exploits ofthe London Times In manuiae'
turing American facts satisfies US OF It's capacity "
:, work up the Russian staple in an equally adro''
and original manner. The Russians may be great
barbarians. but that part of the cateehism whieh
relates to lying seems to have made a more whoie
some impression on their minds than on some Oh
the London editors. -s
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DEATH OF MINIsTER.-Rey. Henry Mills
Haskell native of Boston, who was the MINISTER
of the British and American Congregations
Church and Society" in St. Petersburg, died on
the 3Ist October. Gov Seymour, Q, ). Minister
to st. Petersburg, communicated the lnteiigehce
to the relatives of the deceased in Boston
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-, . NEW AND sTPERB Adsssst GF

EA Main street has JUS, received ~ i.js nd ~
to his stock of FHrs CONSISTING o. - f;eag..ns;
Capes, Victorines and MRfasee''
Collars. Gloves, Caps, &c. ,,,rlr Of cars.
and sleishing Robes, have been ssise .5 g,ssa
houses and with the greatest care ~
style, price and quality sn immense 'a .,.ars :.
The stock of Hats Of biz o'yn n,aa sa; 70 ;s.'
most extensive scale, and o. ths ss 80 h b.,
York and Phi!adelphia of Boys aEa s.- ass -
and Of Gen,Ienen's Moleskia AID o'. ..,..
very finest kind and most fashionable ''''
Ia
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ER CIonks. NIanfIes and I,aImas ruho,

to CiOuks Nantes and TaImas. Whole.
SALE AND RETAIL, AT N. EZEKIEL's, Is MAIN ST-
have on hand and continue daily to manufacture
and receive from the most fashionable houses North
large and varied assortment OF Cloth, Velvet An
tique, and other styles of Cloeks and Tamas which
am enabled to sell at such prices to defy competi-
ton. Those in want need but call ard examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. N. EZEKIEL.
no t9-2W II Main ar
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FROM VENEZUELA.-By the arrival ofthe schoon-
err Sarah Marian from Bare eiona, we have received
advices to November eth. The port was perfectly
healthy and tranquil. -..-
The cholera was raging to an alarming extent
in Laguayra and Porto Cabela.
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II Upholstery Goods.--India md LIN

IT, Upholstery Goods. .-India and Union
Damasks, Satin deLsines Lace and Muslin Curtains
Gimps, Tessels, Loops Cornice, Bands &c., a spIen.
did assortment on naud.
Having engaged almost entire new set of work
men from the most celebrated houses North who
with my own experience satisfied that Upholstery
work of every description will be executed in styIe
not to be excelled. JOHN F. REGNAULT,
Oc 50-lm -. 1872 Main street
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BURNING OF A STEAMBOAT.-The steamer Sal
lie Spann hound for Mobile, was destroyed by fire
about 90 miles from that city on the night of the
2lst inst with her entire cargo consisting of l05O
bales of cotton. Two of the crew lost their lives
tut the passengers escaped in safety.
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SAFE OF WEIR's CAvK-Mr William Mob.
Ter the owner of the celebrated Weir's Cave
in Augusta county in this State, has sold il
to Messrs. Davis Craig and John Parkins lot
$1,000 There are 60 acres of land inciuaea IN
the sale The Cave is still to be kept open LOT tne
public
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CONVICTION OF A CoYDUcToR--Mr. Caldwell
the conductor on the Chicago and Burlington l1ah
road. has been found guilty at Chicago OF einpez
element and sentenced to one year imprisonment
{, the State prison
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.fomes River and Kauawha Cor,ro

We have received the 2lst annual report of tho
President OF the James River and Kana,yha Com.
pany' together with the proceedings of the stock
holders at their twentyfrst annual meeting in DC.
tober 1855 ~ ID
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FIRE.-The dwelling house of Mr.. George NJ
Milan about five miles from Alexandria city, Oh
the Oceoquan road was destroyed by fire on Mon
day night. The family succeeded in saving the
furniture.
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surs or PORK A few contracts for pork have
,.en made in staunton at s. per hundred, but $:
Is considered the market price, and sales have been
made at that figure
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ALBANY, Tuesday, Nov. 81 l555.-The Canal
navigable along the entire line. The weather her
S very mild
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Robt Martinson, an English bank cashier was
arrested at Southampton the It'll inst, on board
the U. s. steamer Washington, as he about to
sail for the United States the charge of stealing
nearly SIS 900 from the bank r,t....
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81 KEEP THE FEET WIgu !,

n al THE HEAD C0OL-is an old aud true ada,
III if you wish to have good health To have \
-esT former you must come to No IS and get a ~
of Walsh's Heavy Winter Boots or Shoes Of wd
there is large assortment to select from.
RecOllect, they arc at Walsh's Emporium '5r
doors below tho ST. Charles opposite side Main srs
sign of the Big Boot.
no % WIN WALSH
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Meeting of Members Of Congress in Wash
ipgfOu. 49, :

Revas was shot in the Plaza 80 hours after his
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:, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has rene rri1l'SeS'

Hbis BOOT and SHOE MAAtfA s a a5,. q
No. 5 Exchange Place, liIh aIeg 4 r. sl..y
g Exchange Hotel, where ne VIZ 49, ID NV e.,
to see his old customers ana a;so o. ,bsf he ea
= s"ose well re las as any other ~,
:" o. Particular ate ntion paid to fling '''0
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~ Ladies, Preserve your Teeth, avoid
the agonzing toohache aud the horrors of the dental
forceps, by the habitual use of DowDEN's DENTAL
FLUID. 1t prevents the formation of tartar removes
all acrid secretions restores the gums beautiful
RED and healthy condition, imparts whiteness to
the teeth, refreshing aromatic flavor 10 the mouth
and breath Is recommended by the principal dentists
and physicians of this and ether cities superior to
any preparation in use. For sale by Purcell Ladd l.
Co.; Bennett Beers; Ade & Gray, and al druggists
oc 6-dSm.
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70 John A. KeIVin retnrns his sincere
thanks to his friends and the public for the liberal
share of custom in his line they have heretofore
awarded to him. His late disaster has subjected him
to heavy loss and great Inconvenience. But he is
again ready to receive orders. He may be found for
the present in the Basement of the Metropolitan
Hail. and will be pleased to attend to any business in
his branch of trade. &C 2-ts
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LOST,


OST-On last Friday evening be,,va..
- Metropolitan Hall and Duval street ' ''e'
GOLD MOURNING BREASTPIN, set with M g,lo
any any person hndlng said Breastpin and cayjD, /; 8
no 23-S.*
u near Thos. d QuaTles'. one donbIe GIN IT. -,
REL. ANY one finding the same shall be- libsrsi.v' "
no 28-Stt
OS Ton Wednesday night, I.ld a,
- Broad street, between the theatre ani p,.,'
college, gentleman's Black CLOAK. bnp5 ~.
wooden plaid. The finder will be literally revs5.
by leaving it at this office no9--%.
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HAMPTON, Va. Oct. 16, 1855.
Having had occasion to BAKERS PREMIUM
BITTERs in my family within the last two years in
cases of dyspepsia and nervous headache, safely
say have used any remedy for these distress
ing maadies with SO signal as this. | have
ever carefully avoided recommending any of the vsr
Gus nostrums with which the country is flooded, be-
cause believe in majority of cases they do more
harm than good but es Bakers Bitters have been
tried under my immediate observation, and produced
such beneficial results do feel liberty to with
hold my humble testimonial to their value.
JNO. c. McCABE.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & CO., and Druggists
generally. oc 80
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Clerkship of the House of Representative

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2e-From present appear
ances it is believed that Gen. Cullom of Tennes-
see and the regular Democratic nominee, Will be
the only prominent candidates for the Clerkship OF
the House of Representatives. -'f-.a
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Dealt, of the First American Telegraph
OnepatOr. 81

WASHINGTON Nov. 28.-Josiah r. Bailey, for
merly telegraph operator, and the first ever ap-
pointed in America died here to-day. - -. r
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1pE.TREnI,rTIONIN THE {

NJ q ft IN I Ia IlETN = y - l,.,r 2 n
#PRICE OF BOOTS AND HAIs.I FRO =
M Is to 20 per cent. saved by buying i, Ti,5.,
-T II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel D4''-''.
Moleskin Hats, best qushIy...''''''' -
Moleskin Hats. second qgsAiy..''''''''''''
Fashionable SILK HATS ..'''''''''''''''
fine CaIfskin Sewed Boots. ...'''.'''''''''''' S
Congress Cater BOots.......'''''''''''
Fine Calfskin Sewrd Shoes with 81
J. H ANTHONY has made aEransense1I's ~
of the best makers in the city OF fGs.I,l 90.
ply him with handsome ana - gnaTeerdrs,s
sewed BooT, which he VIII sell 81 '"' No is.-dkel'
low price of $3.50.
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= nIs.e,ITTI0N.--The s ss1Is &

@ .hip OF LocKETr s , sNEahi !. 81. a. {.
"a .o Rossssf sT ym saa eoe,ss E .ss..
wi s se, sH up the business Of 4. o .. b z.
sNELLiNGs win continue the oas .,n,sr Of Be =
name and viii always keep az a'., m,rsst sse'
DRUGS AND MEDICINES me n,' ihel, Fr'..
Physicians may rest sssatsa ., a. srsles any 80
tons carefully pat ap OF the o'''
the day or night. ,,,,vrtIS(S vii Fsy :,
to practice medicine as heretofore, IN Bfosa a:
eau always be foued at their ONE o,rr;sn cbs's-
Chureh M. next door TO the ffes"''
No iS-dlm
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Canal NaYigntiOn.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s-The Pacific sailed henc
to-day for Liverpool. with S9,G00,000 in specie
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tyLadies' Furs...sDne of the JarRest and
best selected stock of FURS in the city can be found
at our new Hat and Fur Warehouse 70 Main ST.
BINFORD, DICKINSON WEISIGER
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No. 1876, South Psca street.
IL Delicate Ladies and children will please give it
trial.
Call and get Pamphlets. and cures of Coughs,
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Serofula
As a female medicine it is unrivalled.
Sold by o. A STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
x CO, Richmond; bv DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER K
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and BY Druggists and Store
keepers everywhere.
IS- 81 per bottle; 6 bottles for So. no %
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rs- NO die Citizens OF Richlnond and

u TO Ifle C1tiXtiiS OF IIICnlnOnH ana
Strangers visiting the ctylf your wish get your
Hair cut in the latest and most approved style and
your Whskers changed to beautiful black or
brown coor-then call ON Hobson under the Amer-
Hotel. Hot cold and shower Baths Gun be had
at all hours from o'clock m, to 10 p. Single
bath q cents or tickets for ST. Entrance llth
q
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Trhe marsh Trouue,

we invoke for these admirable little performers ,
crowded house. as e Il ssass asgsss
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~ To be distributed goo tickets sold
LIST OF GIFTS
One HOUSE AND LOT in Midway, Augusta
ty, Va, valued at + 1860.
One HORSE AND BUGGY. valued at $500.
Ten GOLD WATCHES, at SEQ each.
Twenty GOLD WATCHES, at $50 each.
o dsy bSnraa 6 GoLb each
Five hundred GOLD RINGS, at 50 each
One Thousand do. do. at = each.
Eight thousand three hundred aud eighteen RE-
VOLVING POCKET CALENDARS, worth $500
u Every person nding dollar, will re-
ceve by return mail article at that price, and
ticket winch vii enfltie the holder to one OF the
above gifts. s...-.
We know very well that there has been a great
many Gift Enterprises gotten up for the purpose of
swindling the people out OF their money, and
know That great many win say that this enterprise
is humbus, &c, but we intend to prove TO the con-
rury and go through it'll this first enterprise
II, however, the amount should not be made up,
will refund every dollar.
~ AGENTS WANTED, in every town, village
and section of country, TO obtain subscribers.
Send III your orders Immediately TO
WILBURN CLARK & co,
Steels Tavern, Augusta county, Va
s,TEAM SAW AND r La MING Mill,
> CORN AND PLASTER MILL, &c, IN sTAUN-
TON, VA FOR SALE OR LEASE -Engine Is
Saw bladss--one g the other 40 inches; / Woods
worth's Planning, Tongueing and Growing Machine
with the Patent for Augusta county; of Noye's SC
double -gearee Mill, for Corn and Plaster Plaster
Crusher; Hoistns Jack small Circular Saws, for
Laths ETC. The whole is in complete order, and not
vet Is months old.
The Lot fronts about 300 feet on one of the main
streets of Staunton and about 900 feet hack 10
run. buildings sufficient to accommodate several
fames
Any part Of the purchase money which the pur.
chaser to mr. entire satisfaction may re.
main unpaid for number of years, provided the in.
terest Il paid regularly.
Address DIR. J. C. NJ MERILLAT
no 3-dimn Staunton, Va.
a PPLES.--2O bills. Aibcmarle iPippins,
IA on consignment; for sale BY $
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HATS, CAPS, SHOES. &c

&C., NEW STOCK OF FALL
szssy GoODS-HENRY w. QUARLES BIZ
DEALER IN HATS. CAPS, Roors. a.
SHOES TRUNKS, &c, respectfully begs Leave !, A..
nonnce to the public, that he is now prepared to o4-
to the public one of the most commanding stock, 1,
his line ever offered in this city His stock 4 now
complete, and he asks the attention of city ana conn
try dealers with the assurance that his prices shall b.
satisfactorY. a. IL >.
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Sailing of the Pacific.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2a.-The u. S. frigase Pot
mac sailed to-day for the West Indies.
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Nomination of Mayor of Boston.
Sailing of the U. $. Frigate Potomac.

BOSTON, Nov. 26.-The Americans of this city
have nominated Nathaniel b. Shurtleff for Mayor.