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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From s. N. PETTINGILL cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
11s Nassau Street, NEW YOEK,
And No. 10 State street, BosToE
p Co. Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers boh in the United sa'essnd
the Canadas.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom vIsCHER & sCHELL's GenI Advertising House,
APPLEToS' BULDIxo, $40 and S4s Broadway.
Late No. so Nassau-street.
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IMPORTANT
TO HOUsEKEEPERS AND DEALERS.
The Hope MILLS,
II Fulton Street and y Beekman srcet New York,
Principal ohice, 10S Front Street, New York.
Factory Nos &c. 81 and 80 Hudson Streets Jersey City.
THE PRoPRIEToRs OF THIS LONG AND WELL
i KNOWN
Coffee and Spice Establishments,
Continue prepare :he best Pharmaceutical
POWd erS in use for RAISING BREAD, BISCUIT TEA
AND OTHER CAKES, &C. They also prepare Mustard.
Cocoa and many other articles Of daily every family
which they offer the reasonable terms. Cata-
logues sent TO dealers who request them.
r. II. J. G. ISHAM.
N.B.-Consumers advised TO inquire for HoFR MHIs
ticles. aug2-ly
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EISHING TACKLH-A large stock, selc
Livery Stable.

N 2. THIS undtrtigned having taken ~
(Ssss - ~ the rtab'e Market Street Nash " S-S2
SgIS~0rJ vle Tenn, doors below the EAA
Inn, and opposite the Mansion House, form.
ery occupied by the Hammer, respectfully that
he keep hand good horses aud vehicles, be let
the hiring public on reasonable terms.
lie T. prepared 10 take IN The best manner all
Horses left with him, ither boarding horses travellers
His Stable usted convenient business, and he Viii
keep noue but experienced osters aud the best
be market can afford. Terms moderate.
ian ls-dtw.WIy r. s. PATTERSON.
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lISsnLUTION.

THE partnership the undersigned, In the
Aad style Of J. NJ Seabury Co., dissolved by
tua consent on the Sst Either Of as viii attend TO the
settling up OF the business " the late hrm.
J. NJ. SEABURY,
a s. PEACH.
IAn2-f I. j. SEABURY.
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NEW FIRM

~ E w II VI
~ j. ST NBIHN a. "a. -. PEACH.
have formed partnership under the name % -
and s,ye % T. J. ScAhury Co and taken the stock IN
aud sand q J. NJ SeAbury Co, in Cooper's Block, E4
Cherry street. and 10 their friends and the pubc
that they prepared % description of work
In the PLUMBING BUSlN Es In he neGtest ard most sub
stanfal They will also furnish and o. up Gas Fx
turrs IN the andsouest styles They respectfully solicit
ahAre of nnhc pAirnnarr IlAn2l
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of W g. gWYn
MER, 10. IL Second Street, ST. LOUIS, No.
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FREM0RTIsM Ia CANADA.-BRITIsH HOPES OF A
DISSOLUTION OF OUR UNION.

We have had occasion aude several times to the un-
disguised soicude manifested in the organs OF arstoe-
racy and monarchy in the Old World in behalf Of the
election of Fremont and TO give extracts from their jour
mails showing that they regard the backrepubcan organ
.aon az hostile TO the maintenance of the federal Union
The same soctude and the view of the presidential
contest prevail amongst Queen vctoras subjects in Can
ada gentleman Of intelligence and responsibility, who
Iowa. recently had occasion pass through Upper
Canada, when and where he had ample opportunity to
learn the wishes and sentiments which prevail in that por
ton OF tho British dominions He has been kind enough
to furnish with the following memoranda, which are
worthy of careful perusa by all who look with like horror
upon monarchy and disunionism;
In passing through Upper Canada last week had occa
sion stop day at the City Hotel in London.
there long until got into conversation with several
gentlemen place the Of election in the
United States. not little surprised when learned
that nearly all of them quite enthusiastic for the election
of Fremont remarked to them surprise at their deep
interest in presidential election In answer they stated
that the result of election this fall of vital importance
them and that they not without their Influence IN
the States also All said 1t rumored in the States that
British gold circulating pretty freely in the Fremont cause
Yes said they British gold and British too will have
more influence in your coming election than you
Of sir. But said l. the Buchanan men say II Fremont
elected and undertakes to out the doctrines laid down
in his platform it will work dissolution OF the Union
Godsend cried several at the tmej hats what we
want we have always said your mushroom republic never
could stand you do anything nation until you
adopt limited monarchy like you Of the North must
cut yourselves those cursed slave States of the South
and become annexed to Canada already the people OF the
New England States ripe for it. they wealthy AND
want titles of nobility, and they tOH have them Ali sir
said they your democracy is perfect farce Well said
are you all Fremont here2 ooh yes of COURSE said
they man. however, who told he was born in Lower
said he wish the people in the States could elect
for he wanted republic succeed but he
brought to bear against
him. Said he, Sir you have no idea of the influences that
are at work your country to the election OF Ere
mont The people here look his election as certain to
dissolve the Union hence they enthusiastic for his
| suc -
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that Ide had issued proclamation declaring the indie
pendenee Of California and had hoised the Bear flag and
that Sonos WAS in danger Of being attacked by the Cali
fornans Fremont swore he "would have nothing more
TO do with the business the settlers could take
OF themselves but he reented upon being told that
she remon knew his duty better than to refuse assist
ance and the force moved to Sonoma lying by in the
day and travelling in the night
II have been difficult 10 ascertain the real state of
facts bat there were and are now plenty OF still
alive who connected with the events Of those days
who know that Fremont not present at the capture of
Sonoma and that all he did proposed 10 do pro-
ect the settlers until the Of should arrive and
that had not Joaquin de la Tore threatened Souoma with
his gang OF euthroa he would have gone there
Fremont in the valley of the Sacramento when the
between Po Pico and Mr. Larkn reterred
TO IN this eghth chapter) took place. and was not
crung In any way The settlers themselves ralyng
TO Sonoma battle had been fought at Petaluma by a
small number Of Them under Lieut. II. L. Ford against
large force Of Caornans and the latter routed with
loss in killed and wounded After Fremonts arrival at
Sonoma De la Tore fed from point to point and finally
when the former at San Rafael he caused letter 10
be intercepted which induced Fremont to hasten back 10
Sonoma whilst he (De la Tore) took Capt Richardson's
boats at Sauceo and fed to Contra Costa where Castro
had his headquarters.
The meeting of the Americans at Sonoma took place on
the 9th July 1t called for the purpose of organizing
battalion of mounted rihemen. II held upon the
gent advice and ngation of Others than Fremont and
he was not appointed governor until he received that a
pontment from Commodore Stockton at Los Angeles in
January, l84T
These are the aets-a very easy to be proved and we
sorry that friends of the Annals had been posses
sed of them very singular that of the
many publications which have been made in relation
the early operations in California but imperfect in
correct and false statements have been given Why is it
that report account Of those events has been
published by Fremont SO that the of Reading
Hensley Ide, Bidwe Badrdge, Swift, Grigsley, Ford
Gibson and many Others have their proper places in
the history Of the country? Echo answers why 1t is
not too late to repair the injury the material is at hand
and the true history Of those events shall be given
We will defer the notice of the ninth chapter to another
article.
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lfarkefs.

New YoRK, Oct. s.-Cotton closed with an advancing
tendency, but prices not quotaby hgheaes to-day
of 200 bales Flour has advanced-saes of 500 bb
State, Sc 20 Sc So Ohio, SC So Sc TO- southern, 81
81 40. Wheat firm and hgherales Of 80 900 bushels
white 81 IS 81 Gil red 81 So Corn is buoyant-sale,
Of $4,000 bushels white, 1871 cents yellow, II and
mixed, &C cents. Pork has advanced-saes of mess at
SO IS $50 Beef is seady-Chicago repacked, So so
sll Lard irm-sales of bbs. at l41E cents. Whskey
buoyant-ales of Ohio at 80 cents Coffee quie-sales
of Rio at l0A Tx cents Sugar is unchanged-saes Of
Havana ate 81 cents. Molasses is quet-saes Of Mus
cavado at ~ a As cents.
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RAvAGEs or THE cHoIERA-A correspondent Of the New
York Herald at Guayams p r., writing on the 9th ult.,
states that cholera still very prevalent there carrying
yellow fever and smallpox in its train. Mayaguez was
ravaged by cholera and many Of It's leading settlers had
died Of the epidemic Some oftbe planters had lost many
hundred aborers and from forty TO sixty have been
taken from Others Chinese coolies could be imported to
supply the loss but the Spanish government objected very
decidedly their introduction Ponce was free from dis
At Guyana trade was very dull severe drought
prevailed there and canes had suffered very much
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National Theatre.

Also, Of the Baltimore and Richmond Theatres,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER =, 1855,
Third ADD positively the appearance
KELLER TROUPE,
10 commence with spectacular drama, entitled
AZAEL on, TIE PRODIGAL.
Reuben MI LsDedon.
AZaei Mr.. Briggs.
Jephale Miss MOTant,
La sacred dauseuae' Miss ". Warren
Incidental to the spectacle, the Keller troupe. comprising
MONS AND MD'ME LOUIS KELLER
and twenty artists,
win appear in their refined besuu illustrations and
tnbodying, in part, that OF
tue SHOWER or COLD,
BATTLE OF THE AMAZoNs
QUEEN OF THE FLOWERS
THE FAMINE,
FAITH, HOPE, AND CHARITY.
Ancr the drama Will be presented spirit stirring iu.iraon Of
the ID and 4th OF July, IT7t
And picture termed
The PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES,
with ikrnesses nr
BUCHANAN, FILLMORE, AND FREMONT
Doors open N commence at O'Clock
Octb
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DESTRUCTIVE TRE-Tbe Richmond Enquirer of yesterday
morning contains account Of tho bprnng Of The Rich
mond House large foursory house in that city, on Sun
day morning The house was occupied by Miss Hannah
Ring boardng-house The house belongs to the es-
tate Of the late John Cullen, and Is fully insured Loss
about $4,000 Miss Ring lost from $500 to 900 by the
destruction OF her furniture upon which she had no In
,urance
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II is related that when Col Fremont stood upon top Of
the Rocky mountains there beyond the level Of organic
life, beautiful bee Iii upon his arm.
Nep York Evening Pos.
Two Be- will light on him in November-Buck and
Brock They win teach him the difference between the
sting Of the bee and lie honey Cineinnah Enquirer.
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Washington, October 7, 1885,
IN the petition OF John Sherwood, Edward, New
York. praying for the OF patent him
7h Of December. 1872 Improvement
he l7th Of December, 1856
ordered that the said petition be heard
Thursday the nth day Of December ~ O'clock
all notified appear cause
have why said petition ought be granted.
opposing the extension required he Pntsn
before the day Of heang all testimony filed by either party
said
with the rules the ONCE which will be furnished app
cation,
Der deposons, and other papers relied testimony
died the Office before morning
Arguments " any, within days thereafter.
Ordered this be published the fntcigencc
Union, Evening STAR Washington, D. CT Republican, Bah
Md Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa Day Book New
Post Boston, Mass
previous the llth day of December
hearing. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
Ps-Bdors papers will please copy the
bills the Patent oce with paper containing this notice,
Oct s-law3w
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE.
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following The drawn numbers of the Grand Consolda
ted Lottery Of Maryland for the benefit Of the Consolidated
teries Of Maryland, claas o. drawn October 4, 1885,
81 u 4e 10 "a 80 81 % CO SO 20 II
The following Of Pstapsco Institute
Louory, clrss 062, drawn October 6, is55'
10 ~ 81 6 6l 20 60 30 GO
n. FRANCE Co., Managers.
o. n MoFHAiL, Commissioner.
Oots-n
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Know all persons by these presents that has released
and hereby releases State Of Texas further laby or
claim OF certifcat. OF
Der for the sum OF g, Issued by The republic Of
Texas by the authorities Of
be and redeemed BY the Uned States accordance
visions Of Of Congress, entitled
of creditors Of republic
pretended in the OF Congress OF
ded and my" approved 2s Of february and az nc,
OF the state OF Texas approved the t OF Februa
As witness hand and seal.
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Form "A.

Know all persons by these presents that " has released
and hereby the United States OF America from all
Liability claim for certificate evidence
number - for the sum OF Issued by the late republic Of
Texas by the authorizes OF The State Texas
BED redeemed by the United In
provisions of OF Congress. entitled An provide
creditors republic OF
pretended in the act OF Congress Of September nine
dred and N.Y. the 2sh February
Of the State OF Texas, approved the ls Of February
As witness hand and seal
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BY TEL EGG RAPH
National horticultural Fair.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. THE National Agricultural Fair
at Poweton commenced this morning, attracting an i'm
throng The show most imposing one, and far
exceeded witnessed in this neghborhood The
weather delightful and the city hronged with
gers The hotels overlooking, and it is difficult to pro-
accommodations.
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nu. pDHANs Me- worh-Huights ard thsir Day ..
~ ny Dr Dsran author ~ Habits and Mem Price, IS
Sinai and Palestine with their History BY Arthur
Pem,yn stanley A. Canon Of Canterburyi with rsps and
plans. 81 80.
TAYLOR MAURYs
OcIB Bookstore, Niuth
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OF consumpiion at The United Hotel IN Washington city,
on "wednesday Tho October, 1885, hye minutes past 10
O'Clock D. JOHN ADNER YOUNG, eldest Of CoLEny and
saRAH ASS Youra, in the 24ih year Of his Rrc.
Leaves have their lime fall,
And flowers wihrr At the north winds breath,
And stars but all
Though hast all for thine own, oh Death,
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LOCAL NEW 5.

At meeting Of the Medical Society Of the District OF
Columbia held Monday October 9Th the following res
olutons we're unanimously adopted
RssOUs That with sentiments Of the most profound re-
greet have received the Of the death Of
our late friend and associate Dr. James H. Causen and
though humbly bowling TO the decree Of awise Prov-
dence STILL in the memory of his life in the retrospect Of
his labors, and his untimey DEATH find much from
which profit much to mitigate the severity Of his
loss.
Although for some years past not actively employed In
the duties Of his profession cherish the remembrance
his early abors his noble heart his professional pride and
devotion his many charitable acts.
One Of the most accomplished mep in community,
bis great eruditon only equaled by his modesy
OF the purest and most charitable in his profession his
noble traits concealed from all but his nmaes and
those who claimed and experienced his kindness.
Refined gentleman polished scholar, devoted physician
aectonate friend excellent citizen his death has robbed
this community and his profession of of their brightest
ornaments.
Resolped That offer to his afflicted family the earnest
expression of our heartfelt sympathy in this most grievous
visitation with the assurance that years will not obiteate
him from our thoughts and that with pride
" We will ever keep his memory green"
RESOLVED, That in body will pay him the last fu-
neral honors, and wear the usual badge of mourning
JNO. @. RILEY, MD,
Secretary Medical Society.
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Town Elections in Connecticut.

HARTFORD, Conn, Oct 6--The editor of the Times
informs that he has returns from thirty in
State which voted for town officers to-day The Buchanan
have carried twenty three of these, and the
eight As compared with last years returns lie
have made net gain of eight towns
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notice.. OWEN SON, military and naval merchant
tso Mo- 2i2 Pennsylvania avenue, have tus returned ou
the North with their fall supply Of sood-, CONSISTING Of
of cloths, ~
furnishing which they invite The attention
~ their friends
sent 07-diw seodIw
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Election IA Upper Michigan.

DETROIT, (Mich) Oct 6.-An election for a State
tor and held in the upper peninsula
of this State the 30th of September The democratic
didates elected The majority for senator about
900.
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The Secretary OF the Treasury has purchased for the
sum Of $4,000 site in Nashville, Tennessee for the
custom-house post Office and court-rooms authorized to
be erected at the recent session Of Congress
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New ORLEANS, Oct 6.-By an arrival, dates from Brazos
Santiago, of the 9th u have been received here stating
that Vdaur had defeated all attempts to invade San Luis
Potos and, ALSO that attack upon Mer had been
pulsed.
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Duvau a Bro, Merchant TaiIors.

re receiving ih, fan and winter goods s,e. ,tyks
n and imp0riations from New York.
They the winter sv4es
Our cusoners ara cisess generally early and
make their selections.
DUvALL BRO Penn avenue,
Between -Four and-a half and SIKH streets,
Sept 2O-sod2wif
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sDtsa % live together and make this Union they settled
~ sIsyerv ouesfon In q that suited them When
George Wellington TO Boston 10 command the re-
biesn army Ia our contest with England our regiments
HON New Hampshire there happy and proud TO serve
under him Was there any one there who said, Mere
S, southern shareholder OM his Whip 70 rule over free
5oys YanksssgD Great applAuse.] Gentlemen, there
might have been a voice TO say that think there was
Rp1 whose voice was it2 IL the voice OF some skulk-
no hound OF tory who had fed into Boston to shelter
himself behind the British red coats there and hiss his
5amninQ hate al the Union. Applause And, gentle
men when her own Yankee Quaker-for we have Quakers
in Yankee land as well you have here laughter +
when our friend Greene went down TO Georgia TO take
command OF the chyarie Of the South and fight
AGAINST the British lion did any southern botspur get up
a9a ,ay gH not under this 9oodsa nutmeg IAN
Iesg' fGreat appause.l There such voice to be
heard in those days unless perhaps there there some
south Carolina tory who had fed 10 take refuge with some
Of he British officers and assist like Arnold, in opposing
the republican spirit Of the age.
OTHER SPEAKERS.
The meeting was also addressed al great length by Gov
price of Missouri and John A. Marshall the democratic
candidate for Congress in the second district Pennsylva-
MIA. They spoke with great power and effect and were
frequently interrupted with the most enthusiastic nantes
tatons OF appreciation.
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Fall and Winter Fashions.
MRS, A. sPEtR will introduce styles
wi millinery Thursday, October ..
Oct s-3t No. asa %, between Ninth aud Tenth streets.
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THE NATIONAL THEArRE.-At the second appearance of
the Keller Troupe which took place last evening" there
alarger attendance of ladies than Monday The abeaux
gave universal satisfaction and fully justify the opinion
that we expressed yesterday morning The performance
of last evening win be repeated this evening.
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--latest from Merico.

BosToS, Oct. William Dwight, jr., cotton merchant
failed to-day. His liabilities are large.
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The Pennsylvania Buchanan and Breckenridge Club will
meet this evening their club room southeast
9th and street. at o'clock. full attendance of all the
members is requested