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From the Cincinnati Enquirer
TEE POPLAR Vote STRANGE ERROR.


As the smoke csars away the field Of battle presents
the usual aspect after presidential election. Amid The
confusion few things to starte US. Buchanan IL
minority President majority Of the northern people
three to one have voed for Fremont ard majority OF the
northern States, two to one have also voted for him
Further he is already placed in the field candidate
Of the opposition ia 1860"
The above from the Washington correspondent Of the
New Orleans Delta who has been msed by the fsehoods
Of the opposition press about the popular Instead Of
three Of the northern people having voted for Ere
mont he has received, in the free States but million
three hundred thousand votes Mr. Buchsnau one million
hundred and fifty thousand In the nation large Mr.
Buchanan has million seven hundred and 6fty thou
sand votes 10 Colonel Fremonts million three hun
dred thousand His plurality the latter Is nearly half
million. II IL true be has not majority Of the popular
vote Fremont and Fillmore BOTH but tbis is b. no
mans unusual in the election Of President wbeu there
ae more than candidates Gen. Tay lor was minor
/ = President In ls48.
IL should be borne in mind however that all Of Fill
m9res popular at the South comedies With the de-
mocraoy in their opposition to black republieansm and
tlat upon that issue there also majority in the
States against the latter Of nearly hundred thousand
The democratic victory tie popular vote even
signal than that upon the vote for electors.
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rAYLoR q mauRYss ue,ens Impartatio ns-Th. TO-
LEW or h. gI,. bSoss sres,Iv rssives ro ro.s ~
shcn considerably reduced priee ard especially for
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BOOK Of fsmiy crests Volumes
4ro hundred Illustrations
Gal.ry ofhe sacss Of Poetsi % beautiful
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Pas. Boo;.i ~ illustrations. fancy covers. 50 cents.
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M1ors .h Melodies; illustrated edition. beautInly printed
and embs bod h splendid line engravpss pictures
painted .Iprssy f'r u, ~ors BY Msirsaay y, a. :.
Nenol-on's operative Mechanic and Bhuh hachin leo
Nicholson. Builder worEmsns New Directory 4,o $50
Pssys Rsaqu,, Ancient English Poetry eIO, extra GIT
Peional Book Of Ancient Ballads illustrated antique sit
Rosnsou ta-oe twenty Illustrations, on wood ana
seupae-speemens Of Ancient and Modern 4o, IS plates
Sketches Of yeups Ladies, Young Gentlemen, and Young
Couples u llu.tranous BY PhiE a. -
% BEAUTIFUL plates, with The measurements, Details &C.
Ts-a Jerusalem Deysrsd - engraving. wood and on
Walkers Analysts Of Beauty in Women and Critical view ~
nypotsse. respecting Bsauyi edition, " drawing.
Bon gapusr Book Of Ballads Illustrated by crowqu Lspch
and Doyle, 81 IS.
Crscssr Bon bon r Christmas Parties by Brough.
trsted. a..
Round Games ror ~ raruss Old Young ri osrrs
81 so.
Roswrlls Lifs n Johnson 10 vols, 80 plates, So
Juan's studies of Heads finely drawn
Lardnet Popular hs'ronomy 10 cuts, l9po sk cents.
Fu1eh; Piears.ps,ur-. Tom me ferroto o. Punch
600 iusu atiuus, BY Lsrch, vol. 81 so
Book Of Costume, Annals n Fashion by Lady Rank
eye numerous ihus,raton. riH sdrrs 81 so
Hoofs Comic Animal 20 Illustrations, by eech. sl
Drawing Book fths Onvernasnt school n Design 81 60
Chshers History o. The Rusuua Wars rpenddy Illustrated
win mas and plates e. 81.
The WORKS o Canova IN Sculpture md Modelling
In outline by Henry Moses, with descriptions
ical memoir. Three splendid volumes sla.
For sale TAYLOR n MsUpY1s
NovT bookstore, Ninth street
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FRESoH STEAMER BURNT ny grHER-The French steam
packet La France (says the Baltimore Amercan during
the month Of October, burnt up in Bahia harbor.
Frenchmsn acute In chemistry, but they sometimes
overdo work, will be below. Ether in lieu Of
steam, or as auxiliary TO cos-an invention Of NJ.
Trembay-has been in in tho French navy for some
time past and in successful use IL IL said The reason for
employing ether In aid Of s because its boiling
point very low viz % deg but II appears TO have been
forgotten in sending vessel with ether Brazil that che
would have pass through temperature much higher
even in the shade than the boiling point Of this in
asmmable liquid aud that therefore could not exist In
the ordinary stOwage tanks The result Of this want Of
foresight was that the ether floating about in state Of
vspor caught fire. burned fine ship and destroyed much
property II was providcntia that the accident
CURED 10 harbor At IL would have been truly
full occurrence.
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THE TRspE--Bugs (says the Merchants Msgazinel
important article in the trade Of Rio Janero Their
wings made into artificial flowers and some Of the
brilliant varieties ornaments in ladies
hair. One manages to his living by selling in
sec and other specimens the strangers who visit port
lie keeps twelve slaves constantly employed In finding the
bugs serpents and shells which in demand The
approach bis business that remember IL
that Of the trade Of fire flies in Havana the insect being
caught and carefully fed the sugarcsue is used
ornament in ladies' dresses Being twice the size OF the
American ERE ay, 1t is very brilliant night The Gre
oes catch them the plantations and cell them The city
bellies Of them carrying them in silver cages at
sched their bracelets They make fine display by lamp
light
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NEw Toux, Nov. T-Cottou advanced Il cent to-day
sales 1900 bales Orleans, mddng, 17S cents. Flour IL
steady slight advance sales Of 40 900 bushels State
50 10 Sc IS southern 80 IS 81 IS. Wheat Il buoysnt
Of l4 900 bushels western white, 81 10 southern
white 81 Corn dusales of 30 900 bushels southern
yellow, "a T6 cents. Pork frmmcss SIS. Becfb firm
Chicago repscked, sl4 slt 50 for Lard IL buoy
aot-salcs Of 800 bh's. Al lax whkey is firm
ct 73lf cents for Ohio. Coffee Is dulRio, IOIS cons
Sugar Is irm-orlesnsi ~ cents. Molasses buoyrnt-
Mu,covndo, 50 cents. Spirits Of furpentine dull at a.
Rosn heavy At 81 s7Jf. Rice dun AZ 81 ~
cents. Frsighta are hrner.
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Hon Messrs T. J. d. Fuller, Of Maine Fsyette McMullin
of Virginia Samuel A. Brenton, Of Indiana, Galusba A.
Grow Of Pennsylvania and John s. Garlic, Of virginia
arrived In this city yesterday.
GRASp DEMOCRATIC cEtEBsArroN HOSoR or THE ELEc
uoS or BUCHANAN BHECKHRpqE-The celebration zee
terdsy proved Of the brilliant and imposing
political demonstrations witnessed in the city OF
Washington, worthy Of the great victory oommemoraed
and crcdabe 10 the lberay and good taste Of the
miee to whose management the whole affair was intrus
ed In the early part Of the day the sky obscured BY
thckcusterng clouds but after noon the
shoue FORTH and for the remainder Of the day the weather
was all that could be desired BY eleven O'Clock 10 the
morning the various delegations with music Tags and
banners had assembled in the City Hall Square, and soon
after according to the report in last evenings Start took
up their line Of march in the following order
oRDER or PROCESSION
Chief Marshal and Assistants
Marshal Hoover and Walter Jenox esq orator Of the day
In m open barouche
Esputas Band.
jackson Democratic Association in force
Alabama delegation Banner with motto. "Tne land Of
Fitzpatrick, King, and Clay. The Democratic Star
that never sets Majority for Buck and
Breck ls,0s5"
Seventh Ward delegation with beautiful banner letsred
Union
Illinois delegation with banner noticed douglas and
Popular Sovereignty Illinois for Buchanan and
Brsckinridge 10000 majority"
Kentucky delegation banner motto, Kentucky, the
FIRST child Or he Union; she grests her sister
States with q smile Of 1000 majority
New Hampshire delegation, with beautiful banner, rep
rssenting ship on the stocks and rising sun.
Fifth Ward delegation with music an immense national
Gag, and a cannon.
Germnnia Buchanan Club from the Navy Yard with with
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mo BEAR AND 4 BIe Foor "A party Of gentlemen
who went from Lynchburg, Virginia, hunting
sion, killed, DaFgers Spring, large bear, which
weighed 300 pounds net and which despatched
I'll number Of balls fired into him Bruins foot
ured nine inches in length six Ia width two or three In
thickness and must weigh several pounds
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New England Statesthe region OF bsoty and
against the latter they also voted against Mr. Jefferson
but in Mr. JsfersOns second contest with federalism In
1904 they all voted for him, with the exception Of Con-
neotcut
With such ma for President and with democratic
Congress- are far from despairing Of the republic
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An Editor Killed,

BUFFALO, Nov B-Robcrt Glatz, editor Of the Mwauk
Atlas, was BY train Of the Lake Shor
road on Wednesday last, and instantly killed.
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ST. JoHSs IN. F.,) Nov. 25.Ths New York, Nswfound-
land and London Telegraph Company have just completed
the line from this city TO Trspassoy (Cspe Race which,
with the companys lines throughout the provinces e1-
cellent order.
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DExTER,s HOTEL. WASHINGTON.

The sUBSCgIBER beEs leave inform his friends
lac generally, tha havng thoroughly renovated ho he
AIRED accommodate whJ may favor hiln
patronage.
Nov 25-eo2w [Ini staTl NJ. A. DEXTER.
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National Theatre.

National Theatre.
Brilliant and extraordinary sucesrs q tho magnificent rcctaeusr
fairy drama,
THE sAraD QUEEN,
gorgeous scenery gold gem studded dsrneu
a silver srmors fsiries, uymphs,
dancers. and the female Of
SIXTEEN LOVELY GIRLS,
THIS EVENING, AND POSITIVELY THIS WEEK ONLY.
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, At . O'CLOCK,
Grand Dsy Performance,
For Families, Ladies, and Children.
Alexandria Ceorveiown neehoorhood can
seats for % e on day performances BY Immediate appca
ton,
The doors win be opsned NJ O'Clock
Of family tickets admitting hve chAnFn
be Issued They also be obtained ny immediate appca
lion at the office.
nox Office from 70 ~ O'Clock enable
Nov S-ft
New GOODS ron THE FALL TRADE.-Now open
pe another and very supply Of and elegant goods
Teatemen's wear, consisting Of
Dress shirts, IN great variety
Under shirts and drawers do
Genuemsn's travelling shawls, do
DO Md and gloves, do
Do scarfs, stocks ties, sc, do
DO drsssing robes, DO
DO walking eanes, do
Umbrellas, perfumery, &C. do
complete
euts huyng cash suahad 10 oer the
bet goods at M lowest and uniform prices, -
sTEvENs's
Nov2s-so7wif sslss Room, Browns Hotel.
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I Aw RoOHs-Wharnn on Houicfse.
IL Norris y Replevn.
Cresleys Equity Evidence
Blackburn sale.
Finlanson's Leading Cares.
niss~t IN Partner~hip.
HindmHrrh Patents
Whferd's Equity Pleading.
Putehardis Admiralty Digest.
haldwin's Reports, vol 1,
Nov % " ''
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BY SO X APB .


BosroS, Nov 27.The barque Sieian arrived here last
night bringing the OF the ship Bolivar, from Alex
andria for Barbados which oundered the 18th.
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HEw YoHK, Nov. 1.-THE schooner Queen Of the South
hence yesterday for Wilmington. North Carolina returned
this morning, having been damaged in collision with
another schooner OF the Highlands Nsversink The latter
va Ennk.
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FIRST WARD RESTAURANT,

fsnNsFrnHs0 dvsnms between lsth nHd lefh streets.
@. n. DivERNoIs, Proprietor
TUE Proprietor Of this and splendid estahsbment well
Known IN Washington for number N and formerly
o. the Napnlenn Hotel Hoboken which
0fhe fashionable society
has the honor
strangers that his esablshment viii he opened the
vsse 1855 The efforts which he satisfy
an demands which he comforts
him perfect
divided toto three paris, each having private
chamhs me gnueens apartment consists u psfiov and
chambers, which be rented with
department has splendid parties
dscorae having all tn modern attached The
led With he best u wines and liquors, imported
from France for this establishment Hot and cold lunch an
uvaiied II Washington.
NRrhere splendid s,sbing estabIish
Nov s-law9w cE. DrvERHoIs
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variety OF ORNAMENTAL and shade Trees


JAMES MAKERS private nursery 10Th street. Washington
city.
THEsE all seedlings ffes growth and Of my o~n rsi'
ins ree from suckers except ir sse,lesi AREAS Nhh
not a. The trees are essuls'- 70 emss .a
M l. saysfiea maple, from TO IA fee, hish
suitable for Streets avenues e,me,ee' &c They
No. Eusopsss sycamore proper size, calculated Tor the
H sd s,:. chestnut which, like The two former
10. 4 sdver-leaf abesls, of all sizes q. ...-.sss
oSi sos 40 siaersn varieue. say have but
The isfss nu@Ss o. vhich have hand in
chasing dsRgs,ss !" eass aay 30 ors1,, .T
any number ofu.e. wa be Attended 70, sss @
Irrpseuay pubic advs p.rson. % can and sI-
purchasing eI.ewssre as has always
hah for myself end rccommens osr 70 90 s
''''' '''' '"'' " - '"' 80" JAMES maHeR,
STEAMsR FUR ssLr on cHARTEs> The y,.uneh
sorg GOV DUDLEY suin Of hs best ma,erals
% lss and lay thoroughly ovehaad now in perfect ORDER
W. 70 s.rsr apply" 10 en- a., es...s
0'' = Ws.biason, Nov 10. issO.
PROPOSALS WIN ,. received s.y Of
p,,ss ohio present No about
sVscaeauon, VII application once ofrhe
The win b. REQUIRED 10 proceed win the conjunction
n NE dam win due dss and 70 complete A. enry - prae-
saymsn. win be made monthly on estimate. made ~
Of copuuy rssevng per until the completion Of
W. r. uINGeoLn
Clerk Cht-npeake and Ohio Canri Co.
Uniou F,tccsi Hsgsrsto~n Neil, and Cumberland Aner1
niHn, vrfk il dsy- 4
Nov ti-icnd oDec
puaE Lsnos VINE have jus, received nnh cn,fs
Th. invoice n to IN. suhscrhcr BY friend in
New Yek, received Lisbon. T. affords per
-s rare chance 70 GET pure wine ~ moderate price For safe
BY WIN. NJ. CRIrFs,
Nov ls-lateos Saturdays No 81 iauissann svenus.
NAuDs or eentsren's shswrs.-we have Just received
d and largest supply Of sennemen shaw., embracing
every variety, weight, aud size+
pared TO sell az he low price Of ss apiece. Gail At
gro, N ~ WHITE co.'s
HAT, Cap, and Gents Furnishing Store,
Nova-eodst ~ r. avenue bet s'h and i@h streets.
SpAsKIESG CHAMPAGNE CrDER-lo barrels very
" superior sparkling Champagne cider in store and ~ 81. BY
NOV is-'Heo No ~ Louisiana avenpe.
III and mattresses china and coesey block
yer plated cutlery, Britannia
ned goods bronze goods hnarea shes looking sse
Honsokeepers viii end assortment
housekeeping aeles embracing almost hing
pledge myself sell az low he bought in city.
G. w. BorELER,
Nov la-e'sof Iron a.H
7 AXE SsAwIt wsnaer,nss .. southwestern hfsl
IL ca by Charles Jonn Anderson vol, Illustrated.
Beaanarchaaa and HE Times by Louis de Lomsnes vol
iustratd ~"
me o'snsns spd o'Flshsrys, BY Lady morran.
Rule from TIE Fountain Of Liz.
Westv aFd Empire w r 4. Narnon,
Brazil md la Plata Nv q. q stewar, 81 sN
. BurIonF Pilgrimass % ~ Msdinah and Maccan.
NovN FRANCK TAYLOR
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CnIEkKs MurUAL ISsURASCE CoMPAsT,--A new insu-
company under this uame commenced operations 10
New Orleans the goth instant II 10 said to be Under
the direction Of Of the best and most sod" citizens
Of that city. 0msr Gailard is It's president
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DEER HUNTING IN YIRonuA.-The Charlottesville Jstter-
sOuan states that party consisting Of thrgtwo men,
who took with them hty-six dogs, and who hunted at
Crawfords Augusta county Virginia. for five days Of last
week killed thirty-eight deer.
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Erem0nls
Ii will Thus be seen that there Is MINORITY OF IL 500
in the State opposed TO the black-republlcan Ere
mont, abolition, Kansas-shrekng party.
Whatever the 2s LIS Fillmore men may hereafter
pursue it is very certain they unite with the
present black-repubcan organization.
One word in reference this table of 6 623 majority for
Fremont. We admit that when compared with their
boasts and expectations Of from HUNDRED
MAJORITY it Is nothing in vote of nearly
four hundred thousands but in all due Difference the ed
tors of the Ohio State Journal and the State officers that
we suppose furnished ID to them, must put in
doubts If positive convictions that there is
somewhere In the estimate There could be- 1t seems
to u.s. this difference between the returns published in the
counties and the official returns sent up here If So it is
very surprising to US.
We understand that there were some Of the townships
that returned merely many votes for Buchanan and
many for Fremont but not the given for the electors
per abstract and hence they could not be counted in this
table and are therefore not in the estimate such is
the fact this table copy from the Journal is not to be
relied upon giving the true vote Of the State and may
count for the difference we have just referred to.
When this table arrives in each couny the people there
will be able any Of the kind If they have
the true vote.
The proper official table however Of the election Of the
electors is such publish to-day from Pennsylvania
Such table and the only which show the Of
fetal vote In the State shall procure and publish
possible that readers may have the
suit and II there has been any omitted returns returns
not counted for Of form substance will
that fact also, as can come TO IL
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These figures speak for themselves and hence Il requires
no argument 10 prove the difference felt In the two cleo
tions one year apart a.. H.. ..,.
Beaten is true are, but no democrat can look at
the above o74 votes but he must not only feel proud OF
the past when he calls mind the odds we had to contend
against and the peculiar character of the appeals made
deceive and win from voters but be must revive his
hopes for the utae and strengthen his confidence that our
next trial must result in complete redemption of Ohio
from abolition rule.
Our vic.ors are in a minority and from which they
cannot redeem themselves The votes they did not get
dead against them, and they stand thus:
Whole number ..''.'''- Lsoiss9
Fremont ..''.'.'"lo'i49f
.,,.. ,.... IL ,5O2
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ANOTHER LINE OCEAN sTEAHERs-On Saturday last
(pays the New York Commercial Adverser) letters
received in Montreal from England stating that the
Messr Cuuard have entered into arrangement with the
British government to put fortnghty line Of ocean
steamers next season between Liverpool and the ST Law
renee The vessels be 24OO burden each and to
make the passage 10 Quebec in ten days
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LOCAL NE W. y.

Hon Messrs T. j. D. Fuller, Of Maine, Fsyette McMun,
Of Virginia Samuel A. Brenton, Of Indiana Gausba A.
Grow, Of Pennsylvania and John s. Csrc Of Virginia
arrived In this city yesterday.
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FGrGL AccDESr.-A few days since, the Rev. E G.
Thornton eminent minister Of the Methodist Episcopal
church South killed by being crushed by railroad
train. Mr. Thornton journey TO his relations
residing At Madison Wisconsin lie bad arrived the
Fulton depot and had left the for few minutes and
while attempting get in, he lost his foothod aud fell
the wheels Of the passing both legs and crushing
them terribly Ampuaton resorted TO- but the SUI
fersr almost Immediately expired He the presiding
elder Of the district In which be lived.
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CAMEL CoAL--Ths Philadelphia Ledger learns, from a
gentleman who recently returned from that region that
camel coal been discovered upon lands Of the Tan
gascootac Coal Company in Clinton county, Pennsyva
MIA at the head Of West Branch canal The camel is
tached to the top OF three-eet vein Of fue bumInous
coal discovered this year. and being shipped N,w
York TO be tried for gasmaking This lies below all
the veins hitherto discovered in that coal field The WEIGH
miners were casting the camel 10 the dirt heap bouny
COAL where it attracted the attention of gentleman IA
miar with the article.
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NATIONAL THEArRE.-The Eaiad Queen still attracts
large and delighted audiences who tire of
the stirring and gorgeous scenery of this thrilling
melo-drama 1t will be repeated again this evening.
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Know all persas BY these presents that has released,
aad hereby releases, we rs ~ hr,a ,a ~ an
Der 50 s., lssued ~ me h's republic o.
IeIAs, the ~ " 1870 - mey
bel by United States W VIII ~ ~
visions Congress se 70 provide of iho
Of such creditors eputc Teras as are com
pretended Congress September ma pun
Of February ana an ei
Of The TsIas approved isi Of February 1886
Az witness my hand and seal.
% lwtJan
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GREAT RAILROAD EsTERPRIsE-A contract has been ex-
ecuted by the St Crox and Lake Superior Railroad Com
pany with Dillon Jackson Jarrett Co., of Pennsylva-
MIA for the construction and equipment Of their entire line
of road from Hudson to Superior, in Wisconsin. The
work is to be completed and the line to be in running
der by the 4h July 1889 The road is about lao miles
in length and connecting it does the Mississippi and
the lakes is of vast Importance.
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BuRsIsG or THE GEsEyA -cuRE.-The Troy Budget
that the large watercuse establishment at Geneva
formerly know;. as the Geneva HOTEL totally de-
strsyed by FIRE on Saturday night last The fire took in
the lower part of the house. and those in the rooms above
had much difficulty in escaping, and one servant girl
threw herself from window in the fourth story and
instantly killed Another girl, who threw herself
from window, broke her leg.
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all persons these nat has released,
hereby the United Of America from all farther
liability cefcae evidence OF deb
number s. the late r.Pabiic OF
Texas,
The United la win the
Congress- entitled An seo provide Tor the
creditors republic OF Txaas com
the 81 Congress Of September nne ghtesn bun
Of the approved OF February, 1856.
As F
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A cAhD.-meTehAnta' Exonangs.-rhsFs will be
ing Of The Mechaus' Exchange Asa Monday
ming December y 1855 their l0h
slyatia avenue, savings BaEk. attendance
quited Is. BACON
Nsy 2B-4i PTenideut
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DREcr TRADE WITH EURoPE-Londop, Canada West
having become lake port through the London and Port
s.n.ev railway the business Of that city recently
held meeting at which il determined that trade
should be set foot take the expotabe produce of the
country from that port directly to Liverpool or other mar
kets Of England II is conended that Canadian wheat
can be PIT on board vessels Port Stanley and carried
direct without breaking bulk, to the European
ket at much better emuneave rates than by way Of New
York. with the delays and reshipments of that route
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! The ALBANY BRIDGE QUEsrIoS-Ths case is now before
Judge Nelson decision which it s stated will be
| given for several daya