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eo!d1s to the 3h Section Of The Ac of the Legislature
the e" s y Of r S"s1n n sn nS An Act TO g%,oas 5
5 if ri, 81 sss IF ma p {c the a T,qG"@ M
W Of Ncw ofes Approved on he same day. and Of the OH
S r & ~ :"s"S%sps,E AS:
NaT SI1; ls5 ::--,..,. ,.,, L.,
HIeH VIII b Zee to l the a to s city Of
foregoing aets, The 47 day December next 1856 a
Proposals to be ADDRESSED, 10 o. DE BUYS, Secretary and
CH4ELES \; WATERMAN Mayor
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O. DE ri. l G, ;'''Se' ''0''o o ASST Atrne.I
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-. Ter 'Y,lc'!g{ informs The public that he keeps
S''''E On 'i"R ,t,I !, i'ii sTpH& n' >o
Gs,o:n@ ;a %So;iss, '' " EisS:s;'
,t trt iif!lrs' MESi1!,
IIE |N'' will 4it IG; Mig vi NSI Fiou-,
""r, ,,iovv>, Eice
Hoe Roasted and Ground a. the loves, riy nr f1"nF
S,TAH CANDLES. STARCH. {yIITSky.ctc.
~ If 'S.s> '':,''' ''"''''s 8 Ar
50 'E sy5 'Ss id l;" Noaon.ane.n Whisky;
llLlF
uI,j, F.tr',rr's cprfih,.I
l,p, t,,ur.r casks ),,nss,ir p,,rd,.''
loo ,irTth ''''''
For sale hy JpSF;pIr 7 AED1s T. 20
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T,., - ~ VIZ - =, =; - - !
EiNTr1H " ttil'h! El!ASs-i@Y ooAs> French
1 'o" "''"H' i'SSHe s,&e> N SlGIe and la!,n ror
s"..l SLAIN, SIAlFFElt AZ CO.,
nv u. GA Canal street.
S'KEEr'E Ei.,I No, ,.r,,n ,7,n,T,,
- sheet Ituc assorted No, Ia II - n - -, II, i,
FOR sale SI.,kk IT / rFEE !" t,n '''7'
no q; g. ;san street,
N3E.-
tl; RIA pa NJ" "i- amp >t-Ihc>e liUusee
W ''h 'o' me tcvlt"f 81 letliIIeil ~! transient
] ] - ,'iitF ''se 'GH'Ft il rr'' iti"t !nie the
~ T : - ''ih "hch 1t Is hGFed WILL be main!
IN "e'iA \rtli rs hotel for families nHefunlet The
,l,r @ 49, :i" ''4''''@f Ntf"llttf rem
families. ~ -
I-tutlcncv occurring Rooms at the n, ,, yraru ran
take Their Meals al ttle 81 john iI;.e
u T,Ss r,,>v, :, 4, :, :, , - -
AEo"~ hois, SfAitf--i! tAlES, CHOICE AETI
i m,S,te' ma c'riIH "hr't ready 70! or in
h"'4S' ron safe ny LANE, MAfFIEiD a CO..
M II .! Camp
- SIZE w ARCH @Tl1ItEG I,1rSE,E i;(ND
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JINLON EXCHANGE AND BILLIARD SALOON,
~ kephy j. NJ STELii.A CO. No. 81 Common street, te
tween st. Charles and Camp streets.
Ing BAR is snNred with the e>l Wl&ES ard LIQUORS.
aud the BILLIARD TABLES frun the celebrated
factory OF 3. AMi0gmini. New lrlrnls In
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fEB8AGCO-I.nNH BLACK RICH TOBACCO, FOR
me Nr%icaE and Texas Markets Al>o, Toccn plan
ta'0n use, III khhs and .bs, and CIGAR TOBACCO con
stauil5 on hand ald for sale by
TURNER RENSHAW,
fe4 2p3m-ly 90 Camp street IN stairs
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E'OIs SALE-THE STEAM SASH AND BLIND FAC
tory corner Of St. John and Julia Streets comprising
steam Engine and Boiler upright Saw. five Circular and
EencheS and niry other machines for the of
Sash, Blinds, etc. etc. 80
The whole will sold block on very favorable terms IN
good purchaser ~ "
Apply to JULES A. BLANC
SEQ 3m an ha nr.r'sas
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WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER !!-2nO0O
W rolls French and American Wall Paper
styles and laterus i'll and for sale by
L. i
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6N Ek'OR SALE no CLOsE \ CONCERN

FkINE -I!t snip 2 RRIEI AM JESS
built IL; Portsmouth, N. H. large carrier
copereI and copper fastened and we'll found sails and rig
glng Parties wishing purchase examine her where sbe
now lies at Pelican Dry Dock For apply the captain
my23 GEO. ". .HYNsON L CO 60 cap,n straa.
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80 FOR SALE-HELIGHTFUI. SEA SHORE RES.
ielce HI Mississippi CityTo be sold terms
iAte property at Mississippi City situated to Mr.
tafles nnd within three minutes walk wharf The
house commodo and in excellent repair The Furniture
n be taken 1T valuation if required particulars apply
JAMES HARRISON T. Nfs''
ieatf % CiStonhouSn stras.
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LtUEDRIES-
> 80 Nj, iron hoopet) superior old Pennsylvania
Whisky,
III ibis pare old Virginia Peach Brandy.
81 assorted fine Applt Brandy
70 casks each dozen quarts li~trcs London Porter
$50 wrs SpuaiSa Olives In store aud for safe by
JONES M.tCkINDER Il 60,
III 4l ttrAvier street.
FNOUNDf{Y COAL-4N TONS LAKGE tUMr LIZ
L lagl Coal On LonIA ship Quebec. tor sale arrive, BY
j. H. ASEIBRI NGE II 90,
u9 No. 10 Common street.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-A RETAIL G ROCERY STORE IN TIL
l. First District and in good location. Address r. al th
pttip
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FOR RENT,

- EOR RENT - DESIRABLE TW0-STORY
ipusE situated or Magazine street between Estee aud
nil EDWARD now undergoing complete repairs Apply to
>, HYDE Il GOODRICH, s...
vi ht nf lanai and nra al straeta
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,

EOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS FIRE ENGINE, one
year I'D now running, and in No. order Address En-.
CINE Picayune office. "a #
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COTTON PLANTATION FOR sALE-rHAT

2S VIRGINIA NEGROES FOR SALE
ne subscriber has Just arrived with likely lot NE-
a. lihoES. consisting Of Men and Women--Field Hands
Mechanics Cooks Washers and Ioners, and lolse
wants, which he will sell
city VIII continue receive lots of Negroes du-
ring the -
OIL dSWSr# IDYIN r. S,IITtI '
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49, EoR HEAT-THE THIRD AND FOURTH STo-
E# TIES ol NO. VI Gravier we'll furnished An
2G1:Aply 10 JONES' MACkINDER K Co
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MIR. Carlyle.

Mr.. Carlyleis one of the few prominent English
writer's who takes just and sensible view Of AT.
rican slavery. Even the ancient slavery of Brit
ain is regarded by Carlyle thing not SO exces-
sively horrible and distressing. "Gurth," says
Mr.. Carlyle, born thrall of Cedric, the Saxon
has been greatly pitied by Dryasdust and others
Gurth with a brass collar round his neck, tending
Cedrics pigs, in the glades of the wood, is rot
what l call an example of human felicity; but
Gurth, with the sky above him, with the free air
and tinted boreaze and umbrage around him, and
in him the certainty of lodging and supper when
he came home-Gurth to me seems happy in COM
parison to many a New York and New England
man of these days not born thrall of any body
Gurth's brass collar did not gall him; Cedric de-
served to be his master. The pigs were Cedric's
but Gurth too would get his parings ofthem. Gurth
had thenexpressible satisfaction of feeling himself
related Individually, though in a rude brass collar
way, to his fellow mortals on this earth. He had
superiors interiors or equals. Gurth is now
'emancipated' long since; has what we call LID.
erty.' Liberty, am told, is divine thing. LIB
ERTY, WHEN 1T BECOMES THE LIBERTY TO DIE BY
STARVATION, Is NOT so DIVINE"
We commend this last sentence, illustrated by
the condition of the Northern free negro, to the
consideration Of American aboitionists.
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A Southern Port.

The National Intelligencer publishes commu.
nication showing that the bar of Port Royal is
the very best south of the Chesapeake, and that
the town of Beaufort can now be reached by
the steamers that run between New York and
Europe. BY recent report of the Commission
ers of Piotage, it is stated that only vessels
drawing over twenty-five feet entered the harbor
of New York during the year. The statement
shows that these steamers may now reach the
present location. at Beaufort The Intelligencer
expresses its qualification at the efforts now ma
king for commercial development in the Southern
States, where that great national interest has
been hitherto postponed for the greater interest of
Agriculture,
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Thirst for NOrOriety,

We have no doubt that if the American press
could unite in declining to print the nonsensica
and blasphemous utterances of such fools and fs.
natics as Abby Kelly, Wendell Phillips, Parker,
Pilsbury, &c, they would soon leave off those i.
diculous antics which they now play purely for
the purpose of gaining notoriety. Their petty
vanity is gratifed by seeing their names in print
and finding the press perfectly willing to publish
and repeat their absurdites, they vie with each
other in saying the most foolish and blasphemous
things. There is no wit nor originality in heir
remarks; only dull, heavy blasphemy that any
one could pick up any hour of the day at the Five
Points, and not be expected to admire it either
The obvious remedy for the evil is not to repeat
or notice their idio,c aud moonstruck rawlings.
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srxrrYcE or Az OLD MAN ron THE MURDER
i, ,,s sos-The Montreal Pilot Of November
soh says that at the conclusion OF the Toronto
Asaires William Abraham was sentenced to death
for the murder of his son:
.YThe unfortunate man Is sixty four years Of age,
and was feeble that be was obliged TO be assisted
tntJ the dock When asked by his lordship what
ae had to say why sentence Of death should not be
passed on him, the prisoner made full confession
II having murdered his son, and said he asked no
mercy from any earthly tribunal--ss he felt him.
self unworthy OF It. He only hoped for mercy
from heaven. To no tns did be bear any malice
he forgave them all. His own weakness has been
the cause Of the dreadful crime he had committed,
buthe hoped to find mercy In the eyes Of God -
The 18th of December has been named ~ the day
Of execution"
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VIRGINIA FINAECEs.-The Richmond Examin.
or of yesterday says:
Upon enquiry we learn that already more than a
million Of dollars hare been paid into the Treasury
on account Of tazes, falling due during the present
ascat year. ,Dhich commenced on tie lst Of October
tass This enables the Auditor. at any moment he
may De required, TO pay over to the commissioners
OF the Sinking Fund the whole amount necessary &c
p.y toe semi annual interest on re public debt
.ue IL. January next. We therefore announce
.nst virginia fully prepared to meet the demands
-. linen me holders Of her bonds may make npon
vr interest due the FIRST of next year, and that
p,s WI DC promptly paid both in New York and
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THE 1DAU,YsD1SPAI1CH'
."-,..'-e,-,,.,s.'.. ,.sd Denrtb.

$1,000 ended DeRrtn.
..,...s a.. Al present, are driven 20 ca
-" ..,,cs Of interest wherewith 20 en-
.'eu .s.ders The difficulty IL greater
.s''~A ~. ,..dlng community have been 'eo ~
oe.~., 80. ,..rs upon exciting events In Europe
Asn '. -. - country, The Eastern war; 'o'
snu ~. -, n.vspapers should bless the memory
W" ~. rmueror Nicholas, (may he rest In peace
..s. late Presidential election. have a"''".'
-.,h.., and most inexbaustsble themes fo'
s.s n.r articles. Both these prolific sources
~ gos.ip are dried up for the present Ihefe Is
but faint hope Of . revival Of the Eastern WI
IT.. Presidential f.ror has subsided except the
.nrrv mutteriurs Of the defeated and vindicave
.as.ren.. Of Fremont We have not even the
,su.I exci,emeu, of legislative session to afford
,op;cs 10 the editors, and business to the shop
t.eper. Unless Thslbers or some other musica,
lion takes pity on us, we have the prospect of
summer.Ifke kind Of winter, both in warm wealth
er and political and social stagnaton.
We had some hopes, at one time, Of the King
of Naples. He asserted the independence of his
government with so much spirit and is withal, &C
eording to common report, such pig headed and
fiery old blade, that the prospect of general Eu
ropeau ENLARGEMENT seemed highly promising
At present, however, there seems little chance of
q fuss in tina. quarter. Even the royal volcano of
Naples seems seized with the Sleepy Hollow infu
ence Of the times, and its columns Of smoke rise
as gently and lazly as the whifs from an old to-
bacco pipe.
1t is possible that Congress may do something
for us. That valuable, useful and dignihed body
of gentlemen will soon be again in session, and
with Black Republican majority still remaining
till next spring, we have reason to expect some
thing astounding, thrilling sublime The Ere
mont members, since they have failed to give the
sountry their President, are bound to give 1t
something equally ridiculous We shall consider
ourselves aggrieved and swindlsd, if there are not
at least dozen fights in the next session, to emil
ven the newspapers, and elevate the dignity OF
the national character in the eyes of all MANKIND
The British Parliament manages to transact the
business of an empire on which the sun never SETS
without q single angry or uncivil word, but as
they are only q nation of benighted aristocrats
and monarchists, nothing better could be expected
We look with confidence to Congress for some of
those spicy personalities and occasional fisticuffs,
which SO agreeably relieve the monotony Of
Black Republican legislation, and afford health
full and invigorating stimulant to the public
mind.
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ANOTHER NEW PEN.-Mr. JOHN F. REEVE, O
this city, has invented new steel pen, which ap-
pears to be the nearest approach to the elasticity
of the quill pen we have yet seen. He has taken
out patent for it, and has just begun to introduce
it to the writing public. The spring is very inge
niousy adjusted and can be made by slight alter
alton at any moment to suit any writer.
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u DRisCOLRs BALM or THOUSAND
FLOWERS, rs cents per bottle only. Tho most
agreeable Denirihce and Cosmahc that ever the art
Of applied chemistry has produced, cleansing the
teeth, healing the suma and inpartine fragrance and
sweetnes to an otherwise offensive breath which too
ssquentiy exists. without The persons knowiades-
For sale in Richmond by r. DUQUESNE No. 2g7
lain street, and By DrueEistA generally.
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There were 81 deaths in Baltimore last week
There were the same number in Boston.
Gen. H B. Triest, distinguished planter of
Louisiana, is dead.
Ransom Ward, of Martin county, n c., COM
mitted suicide on Thursday night last, at his own
house, by shooting himself with gun.
The Washington papers of yesterday contain
glowing accounts of the splendor and beauties of
the Naiad Queen, played there Monday night.
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LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF Tia6E STEAMER PERSIA.
Angle. French Alliance Undlsturbed.-
Heavy Defalcation, &c.
NEW YORK, Nov. Is The stesnpship Persia,
with dates from Liverpool TO the 18th Inst, arrived
this morning.
Her political news In unimportant.
ENGLAND.
A severe gale visited Liverpool on the 10Th,
doing much damage. The ships Silas Wright and
New Orleans, are ashore. No lives were lost, and
steamers were engaged taking out their cArgoes
when the Persia sailed
The English ministerial papers assert that the
alliance between England and France Is Is close
and cordial "a ever, and that 1t has not been
shaken or impaired
The Registra of the Great Northern Railway
had absconded, being defaulter 10 the amount OF
$780, 600.
FRANCE.
Napoleon Ia still in Paris:
The Russian ambassador to France had been re-
ceived cordially
1t was rumored that Napoleon was more favor
able to the suspension of specie payment by the
Bank Of France
dispatch from Constantinople states that the
Persians had been repulsed at Herat with heavy
loss.
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL, Nov Is Cotton inactive and easier /;
Middlings improved l16 in consequence of scarcity.
Sales for the week reach 4000 bales of hch specn-
lators took 50f0 and exporters 24a0 Orleans Fair IA
Mtddling7. Uplands Fair u; Middiag g.. Stock in
port 1877 600 bales, including 29a 600 American.
Bresdstpfs inactive and Flour penny lower
s @sstern Canal srasss Baltimore and Phisdephia
O9s. lod Mixed Corn 33as; yellow s4s
Provisions dull and unchanged.
The bullion in the Bank Of England has decreased
GOO and the Bank has raised its rate of interest
to 7 " cent. Consols 924092A Money more strin.
gent.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturdey.-The amount of bullion in
the Bank of France has decreased s, 600, COO.
Consols a2z.
English funds have fully recovered from the check
given by the advance of the of discount and bu-
siness is active at advanced rates
Advces from Paris are less discoursg'ns. It is
ported that the Bank of France Is aiming to gain
specie
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MARYLAND AND DELAWARE RAILRoAD.-The
Delaware Reporter says that the engineers of the
Delaware Railroad Company have run the line of
that portion of the Maryland and Delaware Rail
nec.ion with the Delaware Railroad is about half
mile below Dover, and the road runs from west
ence Is degrees South to the Maryland line This
is represented as being the shortest route and the
least expensive one proposed The Marylanders
it s said, desire to run further up the peninsula.
and cross the Delaware road at a point above
Smyrna, so as to connect with Jersey, and make
a straight wake for New York
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SLEIGHING.-The Lexington (Mo) Citizen says
that sleigbs have been running freely in that
town, and that the boys have fine skating on the
ponds. So cold a spell for November have scarce
ly ever been known. There was snow in Bath
county Va, last week.
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Fire MT Whitehall. N.

WHITEHALL, N. Y, Nov. 90 "A fire broke out
here about three O'Clock this afternoon, in block
OF buildings adjoining the Park House, owned by
Messrs johnson & Wheeler The buildings were
occupied as follows R. G johnson. dwelling
house and wholesale grocery Fl. & A. Renoir, dry
goods and bakery; @ W. Rhodes, ambrotypist,
and others in small officers. The whole block was
consumed. Loss $40, 000-partially insured. The
origin of the fire is unknown.
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BARBEE THE SCULPrOR.-A Florence paper
speaks in the highest terms of praise of the pro.
auctions Of Mr.. Barbee the Virginia sculptor, now
pursuing bis profession in Italy. His last work,
the Fisher Girl, is said to be fac specimen of
the sculptor,s genius
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MURDERIN ILLINOIS MIR. John f. Hall, Cir
cult Clerk of Galatin chunty, Illinois, recent
ly shot down in his Office by Mr.. Sloo, son of
James c. Sloo formerly Register of the Land of
ice 1T Sbawneetown II IL stated that Sloo came
into the Office of Mr.. Hail. and without addressing
the latter q word deliberately shot him down with
revolver, putting two balls In his body. Mr. Hall
lived but few moments. Sloo was Immediately
taken into custody. A newspaper article attribu-
ted 10 Hall is said to have induced Soo to perpe-
trate the deed
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VERDICT AGAINST RAILROAD CoMPANY-A
verdict of Sl75 damages has been rendered against
the New York Central Railroad Company. at the
suit of A w. Page, for having been forcibly ejec-
ted from the cars in October, 1876, and seriously
Injured. He got on the wrong train, it seems, and
was told so at Syracuse, but continued to ride on
until it reached Vienna, when he was ejccteu by
force
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Huufcfpal Efccfion

CINCINNATI, Nov. "a AT municipal election
at Indianapolis, on Saturday, William J. Wallace,
Republican, was elected Mayor by $50 majority.
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MISSIONARIES The ship South Shore, whic
cleared at Boston on Saturday for Madras, take
passenger Rev. VIM. Capen and wife, Mrs
Hunt, Mary Simpson (servanD and William A
Pierce, of Portsmouth. n H.
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MINNESoTA.-A census of the Territory OF
Minnesota has just been concluded. 1t shows
the total population to be 10000 St. Paul city
has 1900, st. Anthony and Minneapolis 1000
each.
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INATGURATION.-On Tuesday, the 18th inst
at Frankfort, KY the ceremony of formally ;nduc,-
ng the Rev. l.. w. Green, late President of
Hamrden Sydney College, Virginia, into the
Office o. President of the State Normal School
and Pennsylvania Univerity, of Kentucky, was
performed
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NOT TO BE HuNG.-The rumor to which VIC
gave publicity few days since, In relation to the
condemnation aud hanging of Col Leftwich's man,
Allen, charged with the marder OF Pleasant Hun
ter, was unfounded He was sentenced to trans
portation, and his value estimated at $1,000.
We also learn that the Court In finding Mr.. Ed
wards boy, Tom, guilty of murder and condem
ming him 10 be hung recommended to the Govern
or Communication OF his punishmint to transporta.
tom ynchbarg TirgiRian.
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"a NIL BURNT The Grist and Saw Mil. of DIR.
~, y. . Caldweh, near Greenbrier Bridge. Green.
o w county, Va, was entirely consumed By Dire
'snss Loss three thousand dollars
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u.saa is,ous kEuniok.-Next year q general m
thaa Sn oI ~ bodie. Of evsngeiical christians
the esii 81 ~ = 70 tahs place At Berlin, At
vAaesa q the King Of Prussia. sau VI ue M
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HEAVY FREsHET.-A heavy gale swept over
Chicago, Monday evening, causing great damage.
The steeple of the new Uniyersalist church was
completely demolished, as well as blown down
Several lumber yards suffered great loss. The
loss is about $50 0J0. The Upper Mississippi, just
above Lake Pepia, is closed by ice
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The LyOnnais.

NEW YORK, Nov 25 The steamer Marion has
returned, but saw nothing of the Lyonnais, or of
the boats that put off from the sinking vessel. She
reports experiencing very heavy weather.
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BANQUET TO Mr.. BURLINGAME-The banquet
to Mr.. Burlingame, at Faneuil Hall, Boston, Mon
day evening, was great affair. Twelve hundred
persons were present. including many ladies' OPP
posite the rostrum was the inscription, Fremont
and Burlingame Cor President in 1867
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ALABAMA The official vote of Alabama, is:
Buchanan, 46 639 Fillmore, 28,552. Majority for
Buchanan, L, Os7
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WANT IMMEOf1TFT-V
FIVE HUNDRED YOUNG MEN, .os.rv,


II ZEN, BALDWIN & co. continue IN re-
IN csive, by every large additions to their
very extensive stock of Gentlemen's Clothing and
Furnishing Goods. We ask the attention of purchs.
eers to our fall styles Of heavy Russian Beaver Cloh
Whitney and Lion Skin Ragians, extra fine French
Cloth Coats, Heavy Ribbed Black Cashmere Psuts.
super Doeskin Psnts, splendid Silk Velvet Vests, in
great variety, with many new styles Of Cassiuers
Coats, Pants and Yeats for business purposes TO
which ask the attention of purchasers as being gu.
perior in quality of the most approved styles and at
very low prices.
no IS KEEN BALDWIN co