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COAL! COAL! COAL /!

I m = N
NT0W UNLOADINCs,a cargo Of $50 tons
~ red and white-ash Stone Coal, on which de-
duction OF 25 cents win be made III taken from the
vessel. Call before Tuesday next.
1000 tons red and white-ash Goal on hand Of var
kind.
2,2AO lbs guaranteed to the ton In all cases, and
weighed by sworn measurer
Also, Oak, Hickory, and Pine Wood, all Of which
r. EDW. CLARK.
n Office and Yard Virginia avenue, near Navy Yard
Gate. nov 1--SatM&W*
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COAT.MAKERS WANTED.
IN n. STEER. No. ass Seventh street.
wishes to employ two or three more first-rate
Coatmakers, TO whom The highest wages WIN be Civ.
en- None but 6rstrate workmen need apply.
DOT le-8taw2wif
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THAnkgelFlEes zaRhe Mayor has 0pptintsa the
goth a present mouth to BE- observed as aldays
n of thank erlne tFs have much to Be Thankful
for. The Amktit 4 people esa chargeable with itr
ggsatitnde 70 the Hiyer 81 al Good Tor they have
received nofa A. ffls hands than any other people
We ought continhslf to give thanks We trust
80 this DAY El % observed religiOusIy, and fhatSfha
II ean acceptable manner aas
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.MH 4. PARKER woala Respectfully
1NMe inform his friends and the public. hat hs
has opened branch shop 1t No IS Iouitiana ave,
nue., (Yarnnms BuiIdinRa) between Sixth and Sew.
enh streets, for House. Sign, Ornamental, and
ing. ..s.
Having compieled his arrangements, be feels con-
ident Of giving perfect satisfaction TO all who hyOr
him with their patronage 8e8 IN
rszE- window shadSs BAuuers. Glass signs. &c,
&C. painted on reasonable terms and executed In the
most workmanlke manner.
au0 il-l8m fSfArl
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81 Arri0ai ~ ~ Cakewbu.
NEw YoaK Nov 8.--'The steamer Oahawba,
from New Orleans on The 9th, and Havana The
ssth arrived This morning.
- hss baltimore Murksts,
BAEsgnokk, Nov s.-Floup b steady A a a.
for Howard Street and Ohio; CITY Mia a. rs.
Wheat y higher. Sales Of good to prime reds
VI ~ 81 and white At 81 so SI 0e. 4
Corn = , cents higher Sales Of white at
ol ; o. aud yellow, 90 80 centa
Whlakey n lower. Sales Of City and Ohio 81
.gR Nyv EsS FORA Markets
NEw YonK, Nov. a--Eloar Is dun sales a
1900 bbls. State, % As 80 90 !; Ohio and South
ern aro nominal
1 WheatIs declining Sales Of $4,000 bushels.-
White, 8I 81 4 81 10; rcd, 81 So aSIB4.
Corn Il quiet Sales of 20, 900 bushels. South
en- mixed, 20 1-2 cts. H4ea ~
Pork i unsettled; accurate quotations cannot be
Beef Is firm. Chicago repacksd, Ell. n
Lard 10 steady. Sales In bbls. I8 S-8 cents.
Whskey b firm. Ohio 80 Ia cents.
Haanciol
NEw YoRK, Nov. S.--Stocks arc lover. Money
hmore stringent. Chicago and Rock Island Rail
road, 81 Sd Cumberland Coal Company, 10 Ia
Illinois Central shares 81 u Do. bonds % lie
Michigan Southern, 80 New York Central, 80 Ia
Reading ~ Ii Virginia es, Oh.
STERLING exchange y dull
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" \ O HOOD n now daily. reOnlW1mn.
HE direct from he imp0rters. q oOod ~
supply Of GOLD WATCHES. al hnperlor MIA
finish and workmanship, ana warranted time
keepers Also a variety ofnt style rich Oald Jew
elry together with n lnrre stock 81 Silver PLACED
0oOda &C ererys Kind, Sterling Silver SPOONS Eorkn
LADIES' Cups, Goblefa Tea Sette and every dsscrip-
ton &C Silver Ware & my own manufhct.Ire, viii h
en- Offering n much lower prices than they ere
usually sold Tor IN this civ. Al :. 49,
HGNE No. ass, PenuaFlvnnia avenue
soo8-~tf Sign Of TIE large Spread Ragis.
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Idol akx0HANGMDs--We understand that Captain III
w. Benham, Of the United @tates Engineers. late
In charge of the Coast Survey Bureau In this city,
has exchanged that position tot the snperintend-
n once OF the harbor works at Boston Mazsachnbetts
~ Y and. proceeded thlLher on SATURDAY. last Y,
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- Purchasers, ID buying ten whole Tickets
ar guaranteed prize Of $40 Halves and ousrisfb
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10 BE- drawn In BaItImors. Saturday, November So,
RICH SCHEMK TEA
list and "a Drawn Numbers 1900.
4 i piifo 900 10 prizes 81. $4,000
IL o. 81. Il III. 10000 1gz al Cl0w'af snos) $50
dO........... 1850 SO do (lst& "a nOs) 900
10 d0sss = n. - 900 II &cg ii &cg &c
Tickets &l0~-H Halves &5-4 Quarters, 81 80
Certl0caies Of package 2e whOlss el5e shares In
.pfUpQrNOns s9gs 8ilf sg4 Fl teeI4s 8 ras r4
sf ssesB a stf4rssa--~.e sf
GRAND CONSOL TDATED LOTTERY.
To be drawn in baltimore Saturday, Noyember is,
aaHalA .z@lllgE asi $500 40 s,sssB
prize n; ,S 9Gs Z prize Of 900
AZ % iss as S,SSS 70 70 S 80 v.rv Ss sCS
VI dO............ b,06T 90 do 1890. 800
700 IsS az III. !. !. zoo 100
Whole Tiekesa 81 Halves, ss- partsrs n 50.
Certificates oflpacknges % whdleh gl5s .nharss in
! a9a a@I s proposition liz Il Gsfh
~ sftig agtiW steL i0ga&-&@ 49, 9gaSf "a
Y. GRAND Ns0LIDATED LOTTERY.
g 1850 III " Class So. ssae
TO BE- drawn In R6itim0rs, Saturday, November ~,
psissof. /. $4,000 SPgasaOf.. ss,soe
at1 d0sss., 80. J. 1900 do ..s.g. i. 1000
Z 40, 49,. lC,es2 10 do 1900
! IRsksts $40. Halves 81, Quarters n 50. \
Certificate Of package 20 wholes Sl5s-shares in
~ 1AsM proportion. A
3EbsAas6 tkst& set& ( + Il
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THE YOUNG MANS HAT.

TVHEIR adaptation 60 Young Men, and
other points Of elegance as to style, quality,
and price, bespeak Tor them the special notice 81
our young patrons.
LANES
Fashionable Hat aud Cap and
Gents Furnishing Store
424 Penn avenue, between AZ and 9th sts.
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PATRiorIc BANK .Ioln Pnrdy, ESQ, has beef
elected President Of hlsinstiiutlon.a ,f'.,,
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Soutksast coynsr Of Favstts and Harysson Streets,
Near The Mafyiaud Institute,) 4
,- BAL i iMoRE. ksa
ID 90 M y, and Lodgfhg, by the day on
~, week. Meals supplied az any hour of the day.
Charges moderate. This Hotel, few steps ff0m tie
Marysnd Institute, has recently been enlarged and
furnished with every facility for tie Rrafcaon and
comfort % its patrons. sep 2s-eohamn
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PROPOsALs

WW1LL be received by the undersigned
wv until Monday, the 10th day of November,
1859. at one O'Clock, for The fnFniahing Of ma
tcrials and building and extending the stone wall
along the Tber from street NORTH 10 the building
line Of First street west The wall to be four feet
thick AZ the foundation and to batter d Il rises one
and half inch to the foot line The wall to be built
Of good budding stone Of good size; the workmanship
10 be of the best kind. II
Proposals. to state the price per perch.
WsF e'es TH0S. J. BARRETT, as
Commissioner 5th and 6th Wards.
WM, II. WALLACE, f ~
WALTERS WILLET
nov nAH Assistant Commissioners
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aNOrthern Liberties Fillmore
= -, ~ and DoneIson Club Twill be
W. II ~ held on Monday evening, al Il
O'clock At their rooms over Enter, Lea q Cos Bank
inQ House, ON Seventh st st9 Ds 4sli
Ii Il expected that every member viii be At his
post, as business of iportance win be brought be.
fore the meeting. BY order; NJ
nov 1--2t III CANFTELD. Secretary
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SIMPSON HOUSE,
SOWthWest corner Of l0tA at. and Pa. Gussus,

AV0SUVO00V JVFTtOF u IUJ7E Bt UTIlJ tGG0WW6g
WAsH1NaToN CRY, d. @.
ENHE subscriber Ii happy 60 inform "a
I'LL the sojourners and residents of Washing W
ton that he has spared no expense ia fitting up bis
well-known establishment, and 10 now prepared "a
accommodate all who may favor him with their Pc.
tronage on the most reasonable terms, and in true
Philadelphia stye-he having recently removed from
that CITY, Gentlemen can be furnished with rooms
on reasonable terms, and they can either breakfast
dine or sup In or out of the house. and will only be
charged for such as they may order ss8
The subscriber proposes to furnish Meals 10 those
who may wish, on the European system, and atran-
gers md citizens may rely upon the character Of hA
Bar and table d'Hote
6ctIS-1m WIN. .. SIMPSON, Proprietor.
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FIVE DOELARs REWARD.

a FIVE DOLL AIRS REWARD.
W OST ON Saturday might, IN Centre Mar.
IA ket, basket containing pair Of scales and an
account beck. The finder will receive the above re-
ward By returning the book and scales 10 the Amer
lean Organ Office and questions will be asked,
the book may be returned through The Post Office
and the basket and contents retained
Oct ~ 9Rea JgH. YEATMAN.
HOUSE AND fItsN PAINTING AND
4f GHATNINGs $50 sos -
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All orders for tickets IN the ab0ve naunfncent
lotteries viii meet with prompt attention, and the
printed official drawing forwarded TO ell who order
! Addrs6s Al n. MHUBBARD zoo. sss
abE VS. eus Agenis for the 1aaunhers. ~ 4
\ iOcaTAdAw 800 yseaa. AZ Baltim0ba1 N hfplan6
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RICH SCHElfT

- RICH SCHEME
Z Prize Of 4. !. ese.2s1 6Prrea Of. 5000
do . $4,000 az 5000
lndo Is .,..... 10000 1893 do ....... $50
prizesof 1000 6S do (lak q Qd) 500
| III Tickets $40 Ialyes Quarters 81 30. la
Csrahcats6of package rs wholes, sIks--shsfes M
leS bssa i proportion. e 4s
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ORANGE kAHER0AD.-Ata late meeting Of the
Directors. u vas Determined, n yiew of more
advantageous arrangement idt tanub0ftation be-
tween Washington and sAlexandli the board are
m empowered q advance tie means tie credit Of
2Haaiith6 Company provided such aF4anesmenss BE-
made with proper regard 10 security and the best
Interests of the cofp6lali0h 49, 60 80
iegsaa sknsxFa scn0Or UNION - The regular meeting
Of She Island Union takes place Tonight ii sveht
49, Church, Rev. M CleRb0ni's The Unioh viii
sz5 siag, o. this 0oaAAoo sI'lt away q sabbafh
N School We have heard II said that the sabbath
School of sixth Church VIII sing their hymn tbe
srasq Sabbath School Rally ssI 81 ss.rggsss s1s
az D1sEuaaArcks X learn there vas Eight last
night between two Of our Fire CompapieR on or
near Georgetown bridge. soA 49, n
III ssss FGIIrss Orr what lsa become IL an the
~ workman employed upon the Treasury Extenson
ne Ssns1 public gs.s1 pu..uy tone 60 Tie statss
a P0EuICAL.--A large meeting Of the friends az
Fillmore and D0nslscn, .sashed al American Han
sgAlsxandria, on Friday night Eloquent speeches
~ were made By Meesrn. J, ". Brooke, az Warren
~ con, and Samuel ChlltQng Of Washington. which
we're listened % wlh naked attention, and AZ
s ss Hon II 8 FandIsion, i Is address t6s citizsns
to-night a Liberty Hall, - support Of che claims
Of Fillmore and Dondls6n. - +
tfssst. IATrEa AZ TIM ConErR.bgom or rHE FraEmRue
MOEUMENT.--Wiiam n. FowIe, ESQ, has bean'
appointed chief marshal on the procession, % take
fgaaa place 90 he nth Instant ~ tho laying Of ne
dtg aner.ssone q Che Efslnens Monument And he re-
quests the military and civic societies who intend
Pafadipg ON that occasion 70 report ohm tihoat
delay. 4 i ~ ~ ~ ~ va afidW
sg1gys s9 hes rgta seifsgoF38 esfconaurEcAfKn1
.-,e5I 4, tls Ito e. Ap'srisea oygaM = &C.
90 I notice y ne repstl ~ n Consolidating
Georggtowpi pybishsd- u ,yopr paper, q ssiaf
day - scroahtof ths SxpsnESs Incurred Il; t1st
rsoa eo,sslssss az s1oos oeess The following:
american Organ - . - ~ az.
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~ M. THOMPSON. ATTORNEY n Law,
has removed his Office 10 No III (west side) Fourand.
a.haK street. between Pennsylvania avenue and the
City Hall oct rs
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u ~ FotUnnac BnildiMg Association -
BY request in writing BY sufficient humber Of the
Stockholders of sR0t0mac Building Association"
am requested to notify the Stockholders thereof that
at the regular monthly meeting Of said Association
on Monday evening The Sd OF November next &C
"PotOmac HaiLn proposition viii De- made 20
amend the conAtitudon Of said Association All the
Stockholders win do well to 10 In attendance
Aa Q. ASHFORD, Seofetary.
October 30, 1856. A8NS8a oct 81--St
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

~ The regular monthly meeting or the
Board Of Trustees Of Public will be held AZ
the City Hail. Wednesday, November B, Al o'clock,
tsrsstsd - the public school system are cordially Id
vited 10 attend. B.A III MCKIM ifah
nov l--8tTr IN intel Secretary.
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\. TRANCE = Coz MANAGERS.
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PRIZES CAsHED AT THIS OFFICE.
oct 2T--d&wtd
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LEE 20
Tickets SI--Shares in prOportion.

SO,Sls prizes, amounting to .......... 958,Q
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$50 SkBBAIH Son0pL Ubfo,S The regular meeting.
OF she Island Union takes place Tonight az Seventh
Church, Rev. MI, CleRbofn's The Unioh win
School, We have heard Ii said that the Sabbath
School Of sixth Church win eng their hymn TIE
800 q Sabbath School RaiIp.0 81 nj 49,
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Z SAMUEL SWAN 4 CO., nTanaEsI1.
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DEsTuRBANCks ~ = learn there. was q Eight last
night between two Of our Fire Compapies, on or
near Georgetown bridge eDa n
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u Aulh0riasd b Ihs State q Gsofeia.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02
NOpVUERN MEXICO.

nv tie mail which lett Brow nsvule on sunday, inc
81 Nov, Gays The Corpps Chrisu valley OF the oh,
ue hsye peys that Nldsurr crossed the oan JGm
Ryor and succeeded in beating the forces OF CARA ou
81 Cnmareo The commander of the iatter, Col Qua
dorre ar, in is said to- have rorea.ed toward Key
ross and Matanoras, with comfortable lOss, and TO
have abandoned bis artillery. considerable number
f his men desertC him, aid are now on ths slde the
Rio G,aude Nidaufri Is reported 20 have marched
with his main forces from Camargo on Monterey u
n GET tte Go, emmett troops fom the Interior VINO
were advancing against that place Ii was expected
that he would easily succeed Ia whipping them snold
certain Negotiations fail, which were On fo)t ~ hls
mon are of better eteTa thai, those compo lnS the
Coyernu q Mt troops Corioniurt the President sapst
,ute i. dsp,sed TO treat With Ndaurr as he secs that
he il so well backed by the nor hero iron'ier C0'
Martin Sayss the ron Of o kentu;kiaD oy-the-o, j.
had marched with GO men from LnNes, - JOIN Vi
daurii's main body.
TIe Brora,r,M Flag Of the 18th inst gives another
version Of the attack Camargo by Ssyas. It's ac-
count s az fellows: a -.
"Tbe attackers comm. need the fight at about
o'clock in the morning With three pieces OF artillery,
coLsistbg of Gre twenty -!our.pouhd howltL'r, ono
twelve aid ore four pound cannon. Cul. GARCIA ne.
lem on the outskirts of the town, ana soon tue hgot
b, came general, and is represented as having oceh
hrious f,r sope hours, when StJas wss comPclei 70
rc,ire With a heavy lo.s in killed wounded AID prison
.rs leaving behind two pieces of cannon, SIXTY VI
soxenty mules over hui dr., horses, several wagons
Of an r,uniIion aud magnificent reghneht1l paahsr
The fog boiices the r,port to tie elect that reia
had Teen DIET. aied by Sayas bat does not CONSIDER !.
rel able The Flag ibrtber says that II Nidaurfl Is
emmed in he is represented to be be must elther
,i.d 10 hi. enemies or al III foreign cid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.

In recent edition Of rHs TRIBUsE we spoke at
some length of the extension Of Canal street. and the
ben. ct and advantages arising from 50 valuable an i'm
prov. melt in the city, at the same time abiding to
other ,horoughfares that about to be extended
and vdeped The extension of the Bowery, in accor-
dance with the following resolution passed the Board
Of Aldermen, Dee. 81, 1853, adopted by the Board Of
Assistants on toe 2sb, and approved BY the Mayor on
the Goth of the month, Constitutes another Of
,hese important improvements:
R,sed That the BoSery be extended to Franklin square
e..ry line TO commence pot on %. .ogneny nae
yer street, deet hne 70 'h. .outheiy .d OF oas
In direct line to Fra Him square the street esns sfhy ,
de AZ light from the bodhwe.te'y corner Of fansn
ana Pearl streets The westerly side between Chatham square
and Pi s,iset be eighty feet from AID parallel WITH the
essfey side Of said street. are :" plans msde ~ tne
b 10 the Co poson BE- and be 10 hereby directed 70
tale the Necessary legal reAures 10 carry the same nt" enest
This project met with considerable oppo-ition,
and the renopstran,s were not few. The benefit Of
the Improvement being foreseen by the Common Coun-
el il was ADOPTED as above stated, and The issue be-
fore the Supreme Court wa. snceessful. The work
WAS eoum.Letd about the middle Of the Summer, and
is w being rapidly accomplished Before the sever
IL, Of Winter sets IN il will be so far completed - 10
afford spacious thOrougbf,e To the low.r part Of the
city on the eastern eide. This Low sIeet will greatly
relieve Chatham street Of It's overcroTded stste DUR
ing the mornings and evenings, when the Industrial
class. ccmposed Of men and women, enga yed 10 the
work .bops down town. going to or returning from
work It viii aho afford csrtnen better facilities for
reaching Peekshp Fulton Market and other business
places in tho, vicinity. Along the line Of the extern
ion seyers blocks Of substanti brick building. are IN
course Of erection Most Of the old baildiOg. which
have been by the Of the avenue, .born OF their
fair trops rions are Of various mathematical dlmen-
son., bu. ere long thtse viii give place 10 more mod
elm and beautiful structures The street. in ne present
condition displays a scene of great confusion. Inc
p,.senbed opening has been made and the grade par
tally 6ri.hed Hundreds Of loads OF dirt nave been
csIted away, yet d. aIiy dJuble the quantity ye' re-
unt. to be r moved Tn lot OBJ tacies n the way,
Two buidng ga, Pubic seboO No. 10 IN Roosevelt street
ard brick house s.,johinc are now ~ course OF
S.uoH,ioo. The grade from Oak street 10 FRANKLIN
souaye hs, len an embsi kDent three hundred fest
l.rg ard abou. seven fee, high on the westerly side
rhi. .mha,kment, DOW forming the grade Of Pearl
.,,s.t riu be cut down 90 O. 10 CO Arm with the
gowsry grade. The grade Of he estsns'on vii b.
se.,.pdjrg from PrsLklin square TO Madison street,
rhish y the hw,,t point, theace ascending 70 the
Bcr.ry. The eothg down Of Peal stree. fon Pfaak.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02
rur srEAMsHIp pEMOCRArA AFFAIR.

Prom Tie Ni -icdl E<Ta-- is!'y Not. |.
Senor y Gomez FAri4s hsi published = l-:,-r from
h;s brother Dun Casiro q. Fsri.s, imia.,r ,jor O.
tie Custom Hou.e OF Anettlan, q; The time o. he
pnteL6cd pronu,cian ento:
He s.ates that ca the llth Oc.)be. the st.sne. OF
war d. mocIsts lille lsying at anchor in the mouth
NJ The uver Coaizseoslcos, "prOneunc. d. 10 Ter he
eor, n AID OF Mules Vulsvicencio, man welt knowl
i, the urfons of Cuba and ~ho had been is,ely DIS
~. d from the Mexican Navy for bad c,ndae; aud
nismapa. INIT The Lgh, OF that Gay the steamer
oct 10 N psisn, and at daylight twenty men, well
srmed were shore with sn orcer TO focoe the
Cu-t, m House Oc. r. 10 give up the money ihy had.
ON heir refusal 10 do they were np.isoned an !
.,rt IN board the steamer.
Col Msrquez commanding officer of the guard,
.scan.d. and wih $50 men and five guns, weut the
nort AT the bar and waited for the steamer, hoping -
make her surrender. Nunes Vll.vcencio threstened
n;tb shooting the Custom House officers if they did no;
ncyert Marquee from firing al the steamer, but they
Ii,fn,ed 10 do anything of the KIDD. The steamer
na,ed opposite tie fort, ard 6S-pounf shot stfu
fsr In orc Of her bows but notwithstanding she
cesdod in getting through.
Nine days aiterxard, Seniors FArias and Betti were
s,,t IN sbole III byat the coast of ldcatan. We
Ior sirce tia. the derr ro which Get out from Vera
C,pz Ia give ohae 10 the Democratic has been obliged
y, mi INTO Campee by Harbor, having been severely
damaged in On encounter che had With the Demos ata
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

7 AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK to PROVE
I/DENCE Aeon and after Dec. l. 1876, EXPRE3STRAINs
Providence Hartford and Fshk Railroad Will lIi
ford on the arrival there the Express Trains Of the New York
and NewHsven, and New Isytn, Hartford aud Springfield
Rail osds which leave New.YoIk at a m and M ie'pee
lively 5 AsuDURNEk ~
SYRACUSE AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- In connection with Express Trains the EewYoIk and
Erie Railroad.
On and after WEDNESDAY, Nov. IL, and until further
pocs Trains will follows Sundays excepted:
Leave New Yort from pier foot Of Duanes a, 6Jo
Buffalo Express-connecting 1t BinshAnton with Express
Train for Syracuse.
AT $50 D. ID via E6bt Erpreseonnec.ns II Dinsbausos
With Express Train fol- yTacusc and Osweeo. 80,
New.yoTk spa Erie Road W. B. GILBERT SoPG
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ce hereby given application will be made 70
Juscss Supreme Court of the state Of Vow
York Special Term thereof be held at the City hAu IN
the CITY of New-Yok on MONDAY twenty nnIl day ot
eceu be e the opening Of the Court that day or -
thereafter counsel can BE- heard for tho payn.n 70 no
of the sum Of s33 (dght thousand hundred an oy
three doa which Sried unknown owners OF Lot
Lumber ST. DsmsEe Map Of the BoweTy Et easlou sad
ts for interest on ,sid sum fou September l. s6wrb
said ot all thai piece pIce OF lend situate lying
,d pa m the Civ of New.Yoik and bounded described aqd
containing az follows: BeEinniue point the Tes ey
side tryeeiy four feet one inch from 81 ~.
westerly sIytwo feet seven inches - Tue
ess,ey lot numbered 81 1Ity hTee) on ie Conuls-
,or,TI Damage Map thence sDuheTy t@enty hvc eet to
r. Damage Map; thence ,asierly ilty six feet onI
inches aor the norhy line eide OF md lot numbered "
I6ykree Oh sG Map point distant SIX feet three incl
uessry from the westerly line al Roosevelt s:rcet th, nee
nor nine feet 10 the said westerly line Of o'e'et
tTeet Dor,hcry eihecn ni-e Inches the west
ery yestreet 20 the place of besnnna Dated
NyyYn,t Noyrmher a 1896 fLEGrA HITCHCOCK.
LOCKWOOD, LAWRENCE 4 CROSBY.
Attorneys for Applicant,
p95Isw4zTu No EB Nsssan-tt.. y. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02

put in prsop, for keeping In hs possession revSu'n-
AIRY p, o.. aDstiobs
The Governor OF San Luis Potosi has issued deeree
d. clsripg ree commerce IN cora, beans and Other
grains.
Gep. Ghlsrd, nOt being abs 70 90 20 Europe, hss
offered h's services % the Government 10 defend lib
eral principles
lie brigsde Vi General Eehagary h.e e.t San L1is
Potosi for Nueyo Len.
IN Bole.In Den0eratico is the name OF rev pei-
ooieal of Guannj patio.
sehor IsI aco de Is Lsve has oferrd his serrces {,
III. Government against The pIoagRctddSs o. PSebll