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THE NALAD QUEEN.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

ByA. GREEN ,Auctioneer
EHXCELLENT LATHE, STEAM ENGINE.
~ Tools of every description, ut Auction.
On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, shall sell, at
10 O'Clock a m, at the Model Makers Establish
ment, on 9TH street, next to the corner Of E next
door to Mr. J. F. Callan's Drug Store, up stairs
l very superior Turning Lathe, so inches bed Is
inches swing, cast iron Shears, with bact
geer, centres drill chuck, face plates, &c
l Slide Nest, with attachment for cntling spur
&c, bench geering by the lathe, suitable
for any lathe, l universal chuck, inches.
20 Chasens, metal turning and milling Tools
Turning Gcuges and Chisels and Callipers
Dividrrs, letter and figure Punches
9Nose Drills, Circular Saws, steel han Callipers
Ground Straight Edges, , sets Stocks and Eies
Screw plat5s and Hubs, Bench Vices, &C.
Cabinet MAKERS Benz h, assortment Of Planes
pairs Ilollows and Rounds, plow with irons
Fillister and match Planes, hand and ether saws
sweep and other Gouges, Firme:s, Brace and 10
Square Bevel and 6uages, Grindstones
Machine for making barrel bungs, taps, and pegs
steam Engine 3-hGrse power, set of Patterns for
the same; the engine will do well for car
Penter's shop, job printing office, or sew
Ing machines can be put in operation In a
small SPACE
Together with many other articles which we
deem unne, essary TO enumerate.
Terms All sums under S25, cash over s25
credit Of 90 and 30 days for uotes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest
nov 22-d A. GREEN, Acut'r
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. II, 1856.

hLhAANDhiA, NV. ~, lou.
The City Councils held their usual semi.
monthly session on Tuesday evening. Their
Transactions, save long debate on the expe-
diency of appointing delegates to the Southern
Commercial Convention, embraced nothing but
matters of police regulation.
On the same evening Rev. Byron Sunder-
land of Washington, opened the Alexandria
Library course, by a lecture at Lyceum Hall
on ''VOx POpuli VOx Del" of which variou !,
opinions are entertained.
Last evening the Home Missionary Society
OF the Methodist Protestant church held a
meeting at the house Of worship of that con-
gregation, which was well attended. Addresse.
from Rev. DR.. Reese and others made up the
exercises Of the evening
A man named James Joyce was drowned by
falling from the lauding place of the steamer
George Page into the Potomac on Tuesda p
night. A verdict of accidental drowning was
rendered.
The Alexandria and Washington railroad
managers have determined in future to run
but two trains per day upon their road, at loast
for the present
The fair of the Alexandria Rihemen after
brilliant career of ten nights, closed last
evening. 1t is said the profits will not fall be
low one thousand dollars AMI
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.

GEORGETOWN, Nov. q, 1856.
We are pleased to see that our river chan.
mel lie beginning to attract more than usual at
tention AS this is m after of all others. exsent
one, ofmost Importance to our commercial in
terests, it is to be hoped that our QocaD Con.
gressional committee will pay but little attep.
ton to matters Of comparatively no impor-
tancc and direct all their efforts toward So
curing from Congress, at an early period of
the session, an appropriation sufficient to tho
roughly remove the instructions now in the
way Of navigation. Moreover, il is q matter
in regard TO which there need be no diversity
OF opinion, either among ourselves or between
US and our neighbors Of Washington, as the
improvement would tend directly to the mu-
tual benefit of both cities. As we have re-
marked on a former occasion, we conscien-
tiously believe that the shipping business of
Washington must ultimately centre at and
near the mill Of Morgan 4 Rhineh art. and Es-
pegs Point consequently it must be OF the
utmost Importance to her citizens to secure
the very best facilities for the ingress and
egress of vessels Of heavy draft Of water
And so far as We as a community are con-
cerned, we are satisfied from facts within our
reach that an addition Of four to six feet 10
the present depth of water in the channel
would very nearly, if not quite, double our
commerce in year or so, and bring into our
midst, to be invested chiefly in the coal trade,
from three to FIVE millions Of dollars, besides
enabling the companies now located here 70
largely increase their present business.
Our city is unusually quiet this morning
The only stir of any kind visible is among the
Democracy, who are preparing to unite in the
grand celebration Of to-day. Their banners,
transparencies, notices, &c, are in good taste,
and doubtless some Of their burlssques will
CRATE rather hard on the sensitive nerves Of
some of the Know Nothings just at this time
From present indications there will be a very
general turn out.
Business Of every kind in our city continues
tolerably brisk, especially along Water street
and the wharves In this quarter every thing
presents rather an unusual degree Of life and
activity The number Of largo class schoou-
ers, mostly New York and Boston packets, re-
ceiving and discharging cargoes, is quite large
Mr. c ii. Rodier has resigned the ONCE OF
President of the Vigilant Fire Company. A.
yet we believe the vacancy has not been filled
Mr.. r. is one of the Oldest active fremen In
the District, having entered into the service
some twenty-odd years ago.
The -four market continues in an unsettled
state. The views Of holders are rather above
those of buyers. There is as jet but very little
doing. Probably during the day the market
" IL become more settled and operations more
extensive. Held nominally at 1892 to s0sI
FIR good standard brands The wheat market
is also unsettled aud inclined 70 drOop. but
little Offering, and prices range IRON sI."o 70
Sl.i5 Ger red and white, good qualities.
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New York Markets

NEW HoRK. Nov. q Flour has an ad.
vancing tendency; sales Of III 500 bills State
80. lOas6 50, Southern is irregular, but quoted
S6.90aS7 IS
Wheat is a trifie higher, closing with an ad-
vsnoing tendency; sales OF So 900 bushels;
white 81 .6laSl.7l, red 81 53aSl.55 Corn is
dull; sales of Is 500 bushels; mixed 74c yell
low 75c.
Pork is upward; meas SIS. Beef ia firm;
Chicago repacked new SI4.5O. Lard is buoy
ant at l25c.
Whisky is firm; Ohio 32tc.
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Bye. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.

BY u. w. bOTELER, AuctiOneer
GALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE Oil
~ Paintings, French china, Crockery. and
Glassware, Bronzes, Plated Goods. &C ut
Auctien.- On WEDNESDAY MORNING,
December Sd, at 10 O'Clock, l shall sell, at nv
auction rooms. (Iron HAIL. q handsome assert
meat OF Cabinet Furniture and other useful House
keeping Articles, consisting in part Of
Elegant rosewood walnut Parlor Suits, cover6 d
with brocatel
Rosewood and walnut Centre Tables ,marble-tops
Gilt frame French plate Mirrors
Several very Inc OIL Paintings
Walnut and mahogany Dressing Bureaus, marble
Walnut " ardrcbes, mahogany Arm and Parlor
Chairs
Set Of Cottage Chamber Furniture
Mahogany and walnut Sofas
French China Dinner Set, gold band
French China Tea Sets
Silver plated Casters, cut and pressed Glassware
China Vases, handsome China dessert Set
Iron stone China Dinner Set
French and iron stone China Toilet Sets
Silver plated Tea Sets, Walters, Spoons, and
Forks
Fine bronze Mantfl AID Fable Ornaments
Block tin Coffee and Tea Urns
Mahogany and walnut Bedsteads, mahogany Di-
Superior Feather Beds and Carried Hair Mat,res-
Tapestry, Brussels. and Ingram Carpets
With other articles rendering 1t q very at
tractive sale
Telms: Under $40, cash; over $40, l, 2, 3, and
months credit, for approved endorsed notes,
bearing interest. c. w. BOTELER,
nnvz7 cod Auctioneer.
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ByJ. C. MCGUIRE, Auc.i oneer.

By =. McGUlRE, Aucti oneer.
YtRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
Il Lot on 9th street west between sire ct
north and New York avenues-By virtue OF a
deed In trust, bearing date the 9th day of
March, 1856, and recorded in Liber A. s No
ia, folios ct seq, and decree If the Circui,
Court OF the Distinct Of Columbia made In the
cau.e pending In said Court, No. / 50, in Chan
Gerry, the subscriber will sell at public sale On
MONDAY, the 18th day Of December 1855, at 4
O'CLOCK m, on the premises, Lot No %, In
Callan's subdivision Of SQua e No. 45i, fronting
~ feet on SIKH It Get west, between X street
north and New York avenue, by 100 feet deep, to
a ten-feet alley, with tie buildings and improve
neLts, which consist Of substantially built and
comfortable two. story frame dwelling house, with
hack building, &c.
The above openly iseligibly situated In rap
Idly improving Part Of the city, and fsrs most
favorable opportunity to persons desiring resi-
dence or TO invest
The terms Of sale will be One third Ct the
purchase money In cash, and the balance in six
and twelve months, for notes bearing interest
from the day Of sale, secured by deed In trust
upon the property; and II not compiled with In
five days after the sale, the property will be re-
sold, upon one weeks notice, at the risk and ex .
pense Of the purchaser. All veysncing at the
expense Of the purchaser
CHAS 5. WALLACE, Trustee
nov -eodds JAS G. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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Tn NArIosAL.-Another large, brilliant
and highly delighted audience was assembled
last night to see the "Naiad Queen" The
opinion was universal that nothing in the least
spproximating to the imperial magnifcence
and exquisite beauty of this spectacle piece
nas ever before been exhibited in w ashington.
Inc marches and evolutions, the tablesux,
songs, dances, transformations, &c &c, with
winch the piece abounds were all superbly
rendered, leaving nothing to be desired on the
part OF the spectator. This being sort Of
gala night We presume the National will be
The Saturday afternoon performance will be
found a most convenient opportunity for fami-
lies to witness this inimitable spectacle.
Next week the Pyne troupe give us three
Operas;-perhaps Lucie, Don Pasquale,"
and " Somnsmbula, "a most excellent selec-
ton indeed.
FOUND DR0wNRD.-This morning q coIored
woman and child were found drowned in the
canal near Third street. The womans name
Is Mary Hill; and it was supposed that while
intoxicated, she wandered off with her child,
boy about three years old, and fell into the
canal where she was found. The coroner had
ooen sent for, but jury had not been sum-
moned when this paper went to press.
Yesterday, we saw O coun-
terfeit quarter eagle which had been passed
on gentleman as genuine 1t represents
the coinage of 1856, and is we'll calculated to
deceive good judges. On being submitted to
slight pressure it broke in pieces, and proved
to be zinc or some other base motal coated
with gold.
GEORGE ANDREW DOvER.-A day or two
since the name Of George Dover was inserted
In our watch house returns. We take occasion
to say that the person named on that occasion
was not George Andrew Dover, a respecta Die
colored yonth who resides on II street, and
who conducts himself in all respects properly.
CENTRE MARKRr.-The market was not so
crowded this morning, yet the supply was
plenteous and purchasers numerous. Recent
repairs Of the old sheds have added greatly
to the comfort Of vendors and purchasers
MUNDER's SoIREE last right was q perfect
success. His fine hall was filled to its cana.
city, with young and old, and not a discon.
tented face there What more need be said
WATCH RErURss.-No cases for trial, end
only three dodgers, eli from other cities
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THE NATAD QUEEN.
BY "A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
NRAME HOUSE AND Int avn ror

ny n. ohEEN, Auctioneer
kHAME HOUSE AND LOT Ann rouR
\ Building Lets at Austion.N0n Fri
DAY the nth instant, shall sen. in from, Of the
premises, at ~ O'Clock p. m west mar, Of tot
NO =, In square No 996, having fr5nt oy ,s ~,
en- south h, between 18th and I2tb stree,s @,
running back about So feet, with side a,Iev ,v,,S
the Improvements, which are a good nm.
House, &c &C. 'his
Also the balance CT said Lot No. 9. which xv,,,
be suodiylded In lots to suit purchasers as sne
Also, all OF Lot No. 10. in sane square. b,v,n,
a mont on f2th sweet east, between and streets
south, having front OF az feet by % feet Seen
which will be divided and sold In lots TO sui
purchasers =" sun
This property is near the NAVY Yard, ard nea,
the residence CT Mrs. Spicers
Terms: One-third cash balance in 6. 70 IL
and ~ months, for notes bearing interest nom
a deed given ard deed OF trust taken
Title indisputable A. GREEN.
torgan) Auctioneer.
1.-THE above sale IL pcstpon ed I'm came.
quence OF the raia until FRIDAY, the 2lst inst
'"he Ieu.. a. GREEN, Auctioneer.
DSIhe above Sale 10 farther Pestpoued.
IN conse quence OF the rain, urtil THURSDAY,
the 2'th instant, same hour
ho' ga A. GREEN, Auct,r
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By WALL. BARNARD 4 CO., Auc,iopeers

BY WALL. BARNARD Il CO., Auctioneers
VNRUsTEE'S SALE.-BY AUTHORITY
l. OF deed OF trust from George Armstrong
ana Julia IL. w his wife, dated he 18Th De
ceMter, 1854, and by direction Of The party who,
debt Is secured thereby, the sibscribrr will sell
al pubic auction, 10 the highest bidder on the
I'D december next, at O'CLOCK IN the afternoon
on the premises. the following lots in he city OF
washington, namely: Lots No % and "a, in
Square No 5sl, lot NO. "a beiag at the intersec-
ZION OF virginia avenue ana First street west
fronting So feet Inches Fist street and DC feet
inches on Virginia avenue, with a rear front Of
4s feet en- a 2O-foot a ley; and Lot No % adioin-
ing west, with front OF 30 feet = inches on Viz
gina avenue, and Tsar frCnt OF - feet on 20 foot
alley.
And on the 23d december, ut o'cIock. IN
the premises, commencing at the fTst lot. and
then proceeding to the second the folIowinp
namely: Part Of Lot NO TO- In Square No i9i.
fronting II feet Fifth street west, ana 90 feet
~ Inches deep, commencing on Fifth street lI9
Get south Of street north, containing 1857 souale
feet Lot No 3, In Square No. III, said Lot being
centrally situated between q ind II streets north
having frsnt on Third stree. east Of 80 fcet
inches, with depth OF iti feet y inches con-
talning $500 square feet.
Terms One-thild cash and the re- idue at O
l2and Is months for which the purchasers bonds
will be taken, bearing interest with lien on the
property
IL the terms are not complied with within I've
days from the day Of sale, the property will be
resold at the purchasers risk and cost on notice
OF seven days. CHAS. MYERS, Trustee
WALL, BARNARD CO,
nOV2I-cOdds AuctiOneers
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Message Of the Governor of South Carolina

COLUMBIA, Nov. 25.-The Legislature of
TINS state met yesterday, when the Governor
submitted his message Referring 20 tba
PRESIDENTIAL election. he regards IL merely as
ests bllshing truce between the North and
South he advocates the revival Of the slave
trade, and thinks that every branch Of labor
should be in the hands Of slaves, He refuses
10 lay before the Legislature the resolutions
OF the New Hampshire Legislature transmitted
through her Governor The rest Of the paper
is devoted to State affairs.
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MARRIED,

On Tuesday, the 25th instant, by the Rev Dir.
Morsell. Mr.. Il. A. RYTHER to Miss MARCIA
RET SPICER.
At Alexandria, on the 18Th instant, by the Rev
Mr.. l.. Morgan, c. X l.. CROWN, OF this city,
to Miss ELIZABETH A. ROBINSON, daugh
ter OF the late L. II. Robinson, Of Prince Will
liam county, Va.
On the 3Oth October, by Rev. =. A. II Marks,
ANTHONY ALLEN to Miss VICENTIA
KELLY
On the 18th instant, by the same, THOS. Il.
ALLEN to Miss MARY T. PERKINS
On the 10th instant, by the same, THOS
HOOPER to Mrs. ELIZABETH BOTELOR.
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BY E. y. WRIGHT; Georgetown.
-TrUu uU n IA "a % a n N MIA RR " y

v ut Auctioa.--On SATURDAY next, the
29,h OF November, 1856, at ~ o'clock, will be
sold at Public Auction. at Georgetown Market
House, the whole OF that portion OF Rich Point
Farm, extending from Little Falls Bridge to Mr..
Lees6urg Turnpike X DAD, A miles from w ashing-
ton, containing 20 acres more or less. About 10
acres are In the best curb and flag stone about 25
acres In heavy oak timber; the res, cleared.
This is one Of the most beautiful sites for a
country residence round Washington, and will
be so d on the 29th, wet or dry.
Terms: One-third cash; the balance In notes,
at 3, 6, and II months, bearing interest. $500 to
be paid the day Of sale to close the sale
deed Of trust will be taken on the property to
secure the payments EDW 3. WRIGHT,
nov 26-3t* Auctioueer.
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THE NAIAD QUEEN.

A FIRST-CLASS RESID ENCE IN
IN GEORGETOWN, ~. g, FOR RENT
The subscriber offers for rent her late residenc.
at the corner Of Fayette and Fourth streets,
Georgetown, immf diately opposite the Convent
OF the Visitation. This Is one Of the largest and
best finished houses in the District Of Columbia
having all the modern improvements contained
In the hrst-class houses Of toe Northern cities
There Is attached large cistern In the yard
A pump OF the purest wafer in the immediate
vicinity.
The locality Is high ard salubrious, and IN u
quiet and highly respectable neighborhood
Possession given Immediately.
For further particulars inquire next door 10 the
premises, Of Mrs. ANNE X. O'NEAL
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THE NAIAD QUEEN.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
u EAPlN6 MACHINES, THkESHEk
IL and Straw.Carrier, Hardware, &c. Al
Auction.-On SATURDAY, the 10Th instant,
shall sell, In front Of my auction store, al ~
O'Clock a. m
Five new reaping Machines, made by Forbus
Co., with apparatus complete u
One Plough, with a lot Of other HatSwaie
a.. A 1890 "a storaoe A. GREEN,
pay az ~ Auctioneer.
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THE NAIAD QUEEN

By JAS. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF CHOICE COL.
~ lection of English and American stan.
dard Books.-On FRIDAY and SATURDAY
EVENINGS, November 2Sth and 10Th at 6
O'Clock, shall, at the auction rooms. an extern
sive consignment Of English Standard Books
comprising many beautiful illustrated works
among which are the works OF Sir Robert Peel
Lord John Russell, and many others, with a rare
selection OF Standard, Poetical, Historical, and
Miscellaneous Works
Terms cash JAS C. Mcguire
nov 70 AuctiOreer
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THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY IN
i forms the public that he has establi, he'd
LAGER BEER BREWERY, near the corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street, where he
has constantly on hand prime article, which Is
a healtbful and pleasant beverage, and is highly
recommended as such by the Faculty
cell Lager Beer by the kegs or bottles a. rea-
sonable prices and send II to any part Of the city
free OF char c for the accomnOd alton Of families
nov 25-Sts CHARLES GERECHE.
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INHALATION IN DISEASES OF THE LUNGs.
Drs. Hunter Il Williams,
Physicians for Diseases Of the Cheat.

OF North Charles street, Baltimore.
The great success which has attended the
practice of Inhalation by DR.. Hunter and his
associates in treating every form of Pulmona-
~ diseases Is now established beyond question.
DR.. Williams, associate Of the Baltimore
office, may be consulted in Washington on the
18th and 18th of each month. The next visit
will be on Saturday, the Goth instant
Office 26O Pennsylvania avenue, over Mrs.
Voss's Jewelry Store /
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NEW LIVERY STABLE,
Eigih Street, tet,csen ID and E.

'yNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS ERECTED A
l. commodious stable on 6th street, -
having room enough for over fifty hor- fnN
ses. and a capital Carriage House Of ~ X&
by % feet. This establishment is now N-xG
open for the reception Of Horses on livery, and
for the hiring and selling Of horses.
He has also for rent line large Room immedi-
atey his carriage house. "a by 50 feet, suita-
BILE for al most any purpose There also slice ping
brunks for persons bringing servants, and the
whole establish ment Is Zig hted with gas.
He would also call the attention Of persons
bringing produce to market, to the fine yard ad =
joining the stable, where wagons can be safely
secured during the night
The whole establishment Is up der the charge RI
WIN. Hicks, well known TO stable men In this
city.
nov % II JOHN q. COOK.
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D'lVEkNOlS HOTEL.
TR d D,iXERNOIS HEES mn INHnu n

MR. u. D'lVERNOIs BEGS TO INFORM
iv1 his friends and the public In general, :.
that he has now opened his new Hotel on H,A
pennsyivanii avenue, between 18th and ,k::8
18th streets.
This establishments newly and elegantly furn.
ished on the most modern and I'm proved principle
with saloo Is and Private Apartments The
Bar Is supplied with the choicest Wines ana
Liquors, CigaIs, &c. Game and other delicacies
In season.
Private Dinner and Supper Parties promptly
supplied and attended to In aay IT Of the city.
Table d'hote at 3X O'Clock, on Sundays at (.
nov 25-eo3m
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Benton on the State Of the Union.

BosroN, Nov. %. Hon Thomas Ii Benton
delivered copy righted address before the
Mercantile Library Association of this city
last evening The subject was, " The State Of
the Unlon-its condition and danger" He
occupied two hours in its delivery. during
which many Of the audience left. Ii was too
ponderous for an audience, which was COM
posed mostly Of young persons
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Stocks are generally
unchanged Cumberland Coal Company, Isl;
Illinois Central shares 1851; do bonds eli;
Michigan Southern sS!; New York Central 50;
pennsylvania Coal Company 96i; Reading S2s;;
Virginia 6's "a; Missouri IS SO.
Sterling exchange l09alOsf.
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Boston Weekly Bank statemsn.

Boston, Nov. 25.-The following are the
fcotings OF our bank statement for the past
week; Capital stock, sSl, $50, 900; loans and
amount due from other banks. 81 39s 000 !.
amount due TO other banks, So s43.5OO: de,
posts, SIS, 752, 200; circulation, 81 2s5, 1000.
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From Newfoundland

Sr JOINS, N. r., Nov 25.-The New York
Newfoundland and London Telegraph Com,
pany have just completed the line from thI,
city to Trespassey, (Cape Race,) which, with
the company lines throughout the provinces,
arc in excellent order.
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Sal Of Public Lands in Kama.

ST LOUIS, Nov. 20 The latest adyices from
Kansas state that the reserved lands In the vi
einity OF Leavenworth were selling rapidly at
II oOas5 per acre. The best of feeling pre-
vailed, and the settlers claims were generally
respected-no persons bidding against them
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM The ASSOCIATED Pe0ss.
BY HOUSE PRINTING rFLFasIpu
Ship Foundered-Crsv Re.cn.a

BOSTON, Nov. E.-The bark Siciliap arrival
p ps, last night, bringing the crew Of the shin
Fpohsar, from Ale xandris for Barbados, which
Numbered az sea on the 18th.
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THE MAID QUEEN.

EWR SALE.-wILL BE SOLD ON TIE
l. premises, across the Eastern Branch bridge,
opposite the Navy Yard, the effects Of the late
Samuel Perkings, consisting Of II orses, Farming
Utensils and Household Furniture. The sale 10
commsnce at IL O'Clock m
Terms: All sums under $40 cash over that
amount CT dit Of sixty days, for notes satisfac-
tortly endorsed bearing interest. nov 2d-3t*