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BY q w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
ALE az EXCELLENT H0USEEicy IA

= IA ~
- Furniture ut Auction.-On TUESDAY,
November ath, at 10 O'Clock a. m shall sell at
my acutlon room, Iron Hall, the fleets OF famI.
~ declining house keeping, embracing come
very superior articles Of House hold Furniture
comprising, In part CT
Handsome Parlor Suite, covered Tn yelve,
comprising two rosewood + reno h Sofas tn @
rosewood Arm chairs, two rosewood Re-
ceptlou Chairs, and eight rosewood Perlcr
Chairs
One Etaireo, French Plate Mirror
Two roe ewOcd Tables, with marble slabs, GILT
China Vases, one bronze Table, with marble slab
Oval gilt Frame Mirrors, hair seat mahogany So
Large paIlor Arn.chaiis, covered with we've.
and tairc!otb
Plated cardlesticks. mahogany Washs:auds
Extension Dining Table
English china Dinner and Tea Ware
CIockerV ard Glassware, Parian marble Pitchers
Plated Caster, mahogany French al other Ped
steadS
superior feather Beds ard cusiod hair Mattresses
Large mahogany Wardrobe, Toilet Sets, Rock
Towel Racks end Irons, Tenders, Shovel and
Comforts and Blankets
Mahogany Washstands, with merble-tops
DO Somno, cane e tat Chairs, Standards
Do marble top dressing Bureaus, Lamps
I'm Safe, Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Utensils,
Terms: $50 and under cash; over $50, so
ana w days credit, for approved endorsed notes,
The goois Will be arranged for examination in
my commodious sales room On the day preced-
the sale e. w. BOTELER,
&C sd Auctioneer
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 81, 1855.

ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 81, 1000.
The Orange and Alexandra Railroad Com
pany assembled at the Lyeeum Hall, in this
city, at noon yesterday. R Ii. Foote In the
Chair, and Jas. ii. Reid acting as Secretary
The morning session was devoted to appoint
ing committees, examining proxies, &c and
the major portion Of the evening session in
reading the reports, estimates, 10, of the
president, chief engineer, treasurer, examin-
ing committee, DC. The Company re. assem-
bic this morning =. ...-.
The stockholders of the steamer Alice @.
Price met last evening at Sarepta Hall, q
small portion Of the Company being In attend
anee The reports, &c make a general state
ment Of the revenues Of the Company, cOndi-
tion and workings of the boat, DC, OF no gen.
oral interest
The City Council at its last session agreed
to purchase, at par, seventeen shares of Alex.
andria Ferry stock, amounting to 81 IS, to
snablo the ferry company to meet its liabili-
ties 1t was sls) agreed by the Lower Branch
that the collectors distran for all taxes I'M
paid on the 18th Of November next ensuing
This ID humbug. The collectors won't dis
train, because they cannot do so in Justice to
large Of the people who have not been in the
habit Of paying their city taxes until Janu-
airy. g.
The proceeds of the fair for the benefit of
the Catholic church, recently held 10 this
city, was 81, 2l5, instead Of 81 ,2l5.
Business Is excellent, and our hOtels are
crowded with visitors from the upper country
AMI
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fHs srAn THoupH. If there be fun under
the sun, or By gas light either. IL il to get
front seat at Odd Fsllows' Hall on just such q
night ss tonight IL going to be, and, with pro-
gramme spread upon knee, to glance now at II
and enthusiastically at the pretty girls right
and left among which you are ssndwiched, and
TO laugh In sympathy with them when Harry
Lshr tells droll counting adventure, or min.
gle your tears with theirs as some touching
Ethiopian song II performed With exquisite
ness is infectious, and We defy the most mo-
rose old cynic In creation to visit one Of the
Star Troupe Soirees without thswing cut and
becoming joyous in the atmosphere of supreme
felicity and contentment there prevalent 1t
can be done
Tonight, the Star Troupe give another su.
perh concert. Go and hear Paul Berger, the
capital basso Of the troupe
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE

/. GEORGETOWN, Oct. 81, 1856.
We regret exceedingly to have to record the
death, by typhoid fever, of another Of our
most respected and useful citizens, William
Mckcnny Osborn, Esq. Mr. Osborn was for
many years one Of our leading dry goods mol
chants, was eight or ten years leading mem.
Der in our City Councils, and in February,
1853. came within three votes of being elected
Mayor. he was universally respected for his
many good qualities, and his death will cause
vacuum in our community which will not
be easily filed. lie leaves behind him q
widow, daughter Of our esteemed fellow cit
izsn, Samuel McKenny, ESQ y and q large
family Of children, mostly small.
AT the request of a number of friends, DIR.
Skinner gave an exhibition with his deaf and
dumb pupils last night at the Georgetown
cluzens were In attendance, all of whom were
we'll pleased with the exercises of the little
mutes
Welearn from the gentleman at whose house
II happened, that difficulty occurred few
days since between two individuals, one named
Gi bson and the other Whitzel. at a boarding
house in Rappahannock county, Virginia,
which resulted in Whitzel being shot dead on
the spot by Gibson. Both of them are natives
OF Virginia.
Our canal wharves are all alive this morn
ing Business generally in this locality looks
more encouraging than We have seen it before
this season
The beautiful little Episcopal Mission Cha
pei, situated on South street, between the Ca
nal and Water streets, is to be dedicated on
next Sabbath at 81 o'clock The Rev Dr.
Norwood, of Christ Church, is announced to
preach the dedicatory sc rmon:
ArriVals-Schrs. Thos. Harris, Snow, Port
Deposit, to Hartley d Bro Ann PickrelI,
Dukes, Philadelphia, to Hyde & Davidson !;
Steamer Diamond State, Kerwin, Baltimore,
to do; Packet Brig Fidelia, Jones, New York,
to Fret II. Dodge; Schrs. Reindeer, Kinner,
New York, to do; Statesman, Wicks, New
York, to do.
We saw this morning q radish which was
grown in the garden of L. Dodge. Esq in our
city, which measured fifteen inches in circum-
ference and weighs q pounds. We should
say this was rather hard to beat
Flour is held this morning at IS 97aS7, and
Wheat at 81 so for red, and 81 55asI 81 for
white Of good qualities S.
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EE ksS.

j and e. Casparis
Her Funeral will take place To Morrow, (Satur-
day. at 81 O'Clock p III from the residence Of
her father, on Capitol HILL
In Georgetown, on the 3Isi instant, Of ty hold
fever, WILLIAM Mex. OSBORN, aged IS yeirs
The friends OF the family ave respec:iuliv ir-
vited to attend his funeral To Morrow, (Saturday)
at O'Clock n from his late residence In Brail
street.
On the 30th instant, Mira MARY SYUsSLER
her age
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JAS C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

INTENSIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
II and Valuable Wharf Property at and
near the soutb end of 18th street west under
deed Of trust BY virtue Of deed OF trust, dated
May l, 1884, and recorded in Liber J. A. s., No
73 fotos S, 6, ct seq we shall proceed 10 sell On
MONDAY, the list day Of December NEXT, at II
O'Clock M at public auction, to the highest bid
der, all thatpropeity lying in the city Of Wash
ington, ID. G., known in the plat OF said city as
square numbered 472, together with the improve
rnents thereon, excepting certain lot Of ground
therein belonging to the heirs Of the late Simon
Frazier;) the entire wharf property lying west Of
said square, (472, known as Psge's wharf proper
ty; the whole OF square All, I'm said city 4; and
lots3, a. S, and T. In Pages subdivision Of square
800 The property will be scld In lots to suit
purchasers.
Also, the steamer George Page. Low p!yirg be-
tween Washington and Alexandria.
Terms: One half cash, and the balance a. SIX
months, On notes bearing interest, satisfactorily
secured
Sale will commence on the wharf west Of square
472. All conveyancing at the cost OF purchat ers
IL the purchaser or purchasers should fail 10
comply with the terms Of sale within five DAYS
thereafter the Trustees reserve the right 10 resell
at the risk and expense OF the defanlting purcha.
ser or purchasers, after giving We days previous
notice In the National lnelligencer,
JOHN Il. FENWICK, (-.
RICHARD WALLhCH, ''"s"e'
Oc 2i-eodSds JAS G. MCGUIRE, Auctr
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Bye. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.

BY G. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
~ wines and Liquors, &c., at A uction.-On
MONDAY, November Sd, at 10 O'Clock m, |
shall sell, at No, 3s3 Fourth street. Immediately
east OF The City Hall, all the Parlor, Chamber,
aud Kitchen Furniture on the first and second
floors, consisting In part OF, viz:
Mahogany Sofa
Handsome Mahogany Spring back and seat
Chairs, covered with velvet
Mahogany Centre Table, Gilt-frame Mirror
Mahogany OttOmans, covered with velvet
Tapestry Velvet Carpetng
Cane seat Chairs, M8ntel Ornaments
Cottage Bedsteads, Dressing Bureau
Toilet sets, Feather Bolstefs and Piliows, Bed
ding
CuIlfd Hair and Shucs Mattresses
M atogany WashstaId, Mahogany Table
Kitchen requisites, &C .--
Also, choice lot OF very superior brandy, Wines,
and whisky.
Terms: Under $50 cash; over $50, 10 and GO
days credit, for approved endorsed notes bearing
Interest g w BOTEIER Ant
Tie two rooms, iitcken, and use of both rooms
toilet. Inquire OF the auctioneer &C 3l-2;
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
INTENSIVE SALE On ACCnUNr

II Government, By order Of the Superfn.
tendent at the Treasury Department.-On
MONDAY, the Sd day of November, I shall sen
at public auction, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ in fSont
Of "
Book cases, Writing Desks. Shelving and Stands
Stoves, Crates, Tenders, Andirons and Coal. bod $
large lot Of old Iron and Lumber
With large lot Of other articles, which we des M
unnecessary TO enumcrate
Terms cash The articles &c be removed Y
the purchasers on the day Of sale
ANY persons wishing to d. up their rooms vi b
bookcases and shelving, pigeon holes and paper
cases, will do well to attend the sale
oc 29-d A. GREEN. Auctioneer
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MAhSHAL's sALE.-IN VIRTUE OF
WI two writs OF Fieri FacIas issued from the
Clerks office OF the Circuit Court OF the District
OF Columbia for the county Of Washington ard to
ne directed shall expose at public sale for cash,
In front ofthe Court house door Of said county on
SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of N ovember next 1854,
at II O'Clock m one Pew In Trinity Church, No.
IS, in the city OF Washington, ID. c., seized and
levied upon as the property Of Samuel Chase Bar
ney, and will tie sold to satisfy Judicials no a.
and IS, to October term. 1885, John o. Holstc ad
and Samuel and Henry Kirk, rS. Samuel Chase
Barney. J. ID. HOOVER
Oc 23-.s Ma-shal for District Of Cnlumhta
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EOR SALE-AT THE FIRST WARD
Il Liverv Stable, on 6 street, between -
18th and 18th streets, one pair Of BAY ss2Ap>
HORSES, q and years old, l5K hands {1,S
and years Old, 16k hands high; warranted TO
be sound and well broke 10 harness. Also, one
new Coupe CARRIAGE, made TO order; and
be surpassed Tor beauty and style, both made by
Beckhaus, Algaier 4 Petty, Coach Makers, Phil
adephia. oc Inns
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Republican Procession

Bosrcs, Oct. 2s.-Ths Fremont torch-lixht
procession here this evening was . very I'M
posing political demonstration. There were
ten divisions, with thousands of rches. and
series Of transparent tablesux representing
the most striking features developed durinS
the Presidential campaign. Providence Wa
represented By 700 FremonteIs; Pawtuckst
by 100; New Bedford by 800; Lawrence bI
500, and other large towns in equal propor-
ton. Over twenty bands Of music were ia
the procession. Many private dwellings were
illuminated and a general fssilads Of 6re.
works, rockets, 30, lighting up the city
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Kew York Markets

Nav YORK, Oct. 81 Flour hs, declining
tendency; sales Of 1000 bbls; State 60 Asa
$500; southern Is steady.
Wheat Is steady; sales of Is 900 bushels,
red Sl53aSl 60, white sl.65aSl77 Cora
c'o;ed with an advancing tendency; sales Of
Pork is dull and easier; sales Of mess at
SCI l2a. Beef is arm; Chicago repacked sll.
Lard is steady; sales in bbls at 13ae.
Whisky is steady; Ohio at SAC.
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OPENING POSTPONED

FIRST WARD RESTAURANT,
Penn. acenne, betUssa lSth and l0lh Streets.
g. E. DIVERNOIS, Proprietor
FTNhE PROPRIETOR OF THIS NEWASD
Il splendid establishment, well known In -
Washington for a number Of years, and 1a
formerly proprietor OF the Napoleon Il Otel -2::A
OF HOboken, which was always the resort Of the
fashionable society, and the connoisseurs OF coed
living, has the honor TO announce to the citizens
OF Washington and strangers, that his estab-
lishment will be opened on the 9Th Of November
1885 The numerous efforts which he has made
to satisfy all demands which he NAV have, the
comforts Of his establishment assures him perfect
success In his enterprise This establishment is
divided into three parts, each having private en-.
trance,-the part reserved fcr families being fur
nished with elegant Parlors and Bed Chambers
The Gentlemens' apartment consists tf Parlor and
Bed Chambers, which can be rented with or with
out board. The Restaur. mt depart ment has
splendid Saloons for dinner parties; is newly
decorated, having all the modern Improvements
attached. The Bar is supplied with the best of
Wines and Liquors, imported expressly from
France for this establishment. Hot and cold
Lunch at all hours, on the New Orleans plan. The
Table d'Hote Will be served every day at 3H
O'Clock, and or Sunday at 2 which will be unri.
vailed In Washington.
There Is also splendid sabling attach
q to the establishment
&C 2e-iw o. T. DIVRRNOfS.
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SIMPSON, HOUSE,

II" TTSUN f1U CSLs
So6fhassst corner of 10tk st ard PEnnu, arenz6,
WARRINGTON CITY, DC
rYNaE SUBSCRIBER 10 HAPPY TO IN
Il form the sojourners and residents Of "A
Washington that he ht spared no expense ha
in fitting up his well known establishment, ,k:A
and Is now prepared e. accommodate all VIII NAV
favor him with their patronage on the most reas-
enable terms, and In true Philadelphia style-he
having recently removed from that city. Gentle
men 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
The Subscriber proposes to furnish Meals TO
those who may wish, on the European system,
and strangers and citizens may rely NJ on the
character Of his Bar and Table d'Eote.
&C l7-Im VIM 3. SIMPSON, Proprietor
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REGISTERS OFFICE, October i6, 1856

mo ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
L Notice Is herebv given that licenses issued 10
taverns, retailers Of spiritrous ard fern ented H.
hardware, MEDICINES perfumery, watches ana
lcweiTy; lumber, wood, coal, and commission
merchants; also keepers Of hackney carrisges
and omnibuses, billiard tables, teH-pin alleys,
and confectionery, and for hawking and peddling,
and dealers in old iron, brass, copper, &c , viii
expire on Monday, the Sd day Ct November next
and that said licenses must be renewed at this
ONCE within ten days after that time.
SAM'L T. DOUGLASS,
&C lO-tNov3 Register.
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, Oct 81 Flour is steady; How
ard street and superfne Ohio 50 ga, but the
former is generally held at 81; City Mills is
quoted at 90 rs
Wheat is unchanged; good 70 prime reds
81 50aSl SIS, good TO prime whites at sl.oSa
81 66 Corn is variable; sales of white at
60a62 and yellow at 62a65c.
Whisky is buoyant; Gales Of City and Ohio
e.. 26laa7n
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ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.

!. ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
RULBOUs ROUTS AT AUCTION.-On
y SATURDAY, November /, / shall sell, at
my auction room, corner Of 9TH and ID Streets at
O'Clock m ,one large case Of Harlem Buibous
Roots, from X. Vanderschoot Sons consisting
OF, In part, Double and Single Hyacinthia Dou.
pie and Sing Tulips, Narcissus, Jolquils, Die
Won Tholls, Iris, Crocus, &C
The X cots are In fine order
Iedns CASH. A. GREEN,
&C do-c Auctioneer
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BVJAS. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
~ a. ILL a. r lrfl.2 ~ Al NJ nn a !.

BY JAS. @. McUU 4, AuctionPef
THRUST EE'S SALE OF SMALL FRAME
L House and Lot IN the Isla nd On TUES
DAY AFTERNOON, November 4th, at Ak
O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell by virtue OF
a deed OF trust, dated September lG;h. 1855, md
duly recorded among TIE land records for Wa, h
ington county, the following desiribsd property
viz: Phose pats Of Lots Nos 43, a., and as in
the subdivision Of Square i65. beginning for the
same on south street 80 feet 3 inches west OF the
southeast corner Of Lot No 43, and thence with
r. street west ls feet, and thence north II feet,
thence east Ia feet, Il ence south II feet to the
place OF beginning, with the Improvements, con-
sistirg Of two story frame dwelling house.
The above property Is situated on south 4, be.
tween 9th and 9TH streets west
Terms: One-third cash I; the residue In and
IL months, with interest, secured by a deed Of
trust on the premises
NICHOLAS CALLAN. Trustee.
oc 4-eodds JAS. G.. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Oct. 81 There 10 panic 10 the
STOCK market. CHICAGO and Rock Island Rail-
road SO; Cumberland Coal Company l7S ilil-
nois Central shares ia; do. bonds s2s; Michi-
ean Southern sst; New York Central ST
Pennsyivanis Coal Company %; Reading 74t'
Missouri 6's S9f.
Staring exchange lie duh.
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Democratic msjOtity...- s,775
American Board Of Missions

NEWARK, N. j., Dot. BIN the Board Of
Foreign Missions to-day the committee Of thir-
teen appointed On the subject Of India mis-
sons reported at length. Tho pith Of the re-
pert is determination of non-inteIysutioa Ia
the ecclesiastical relations and orgsnis ations,
AID al endorsement of the oral utteranee of
the gospel as their main agency.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY NIGHT AUCTION SsIE.
- class and Creckery ware, Hardware,
Danask Cloths, Secondhand Books, &C !,
at Aucuon.-On SATURDAY NIGHT, Nov.
ISL shal! sell, at my auction rooms corner OF 9TH
ana streets, large and general assortment Of
6lass and CIockery Ware, II srdware, lot OF Sc
coma hand Books, &c consisting in pert, tf-
Bos en- Flint Tumblers, Flint DcCaoters
Do do Diamond salts and 6obIets
Do do Pitchers and Diamond Buffers
2 Sets cod band China
Glass Fruit Stands, China Vases
Cups and Saucers, Knives and Forks
kazors, Shaving Glasses and Cases
Browa Linen and Damask Table Cloths
shirt Collars and Bosoms, Port Monnaiss
Shoe Brushes, Ccfte Mills, &c
Iogesher with two superior Double Barrel Suns
&C si-2t A. GREEN, Auct'r
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NEW COACH FACTORY,
ON TWELFTH STREET.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENT.
Il ly opened q Coach Factory al $50 @R,
18th street, south OF Penn avenue, 8
would respectfully announce 20 the public that
he Is prepared to manufacture or repair all kinds
Of Coaches, Carriages, and light Wagons, on the
most reasonable terms, and in the best manner.
Those desiring good Carriage, or to have repair
Ing well and promptly done al a low price are
earnestly requested 10 call as of.r such induce
ments as cannot fsil to please
ALI work guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
&C 27-1m THOMAS'I GARDNER.
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MARRIED.,

On the 30th Instant by the Rev. George II.
Cummins, FREDERIC WIPPERMANk, of
Hamburg, Germany: to ROSA LEE, daughter Of
the late Samuel r. Walker, Esq.
On the 30th instant, bv the Rev Mr. Bowie Mr..
JAS. CLARK and Miss JANE E. LACKEY,
both Of this CITY,
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AUCTION SALES.
BvA aRERN Ar,.,..

.e BY A GREEN, Auctionees.
HOUSEHOLD AND KIrCHwN ru,r
\ tures Hsfse and Blggy, let Of seesnS
naad 1ssks, Stoves, Glass and Crociery
ware, 3c.-On SATURDAY, November ist.
shall SOL, at 10 O'Clock a. m in front Of NV store
hold furniture, consisting In part Of =
Mahogany Sofas and Bureaus
Bedsteads, Washstands
Wardrobes, Chairs
Glass and Crockery Ware
Carpets, Stoves, &c.
Together With good family Horse and Buggy
and LOT OF second hand Books
A. GREEN, Auct'r
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Nav 0rlnsns Mrrkata

New ORLEANS, Oct 80 -Cotton-sales 20
day of $500 bales, prices ire easier, but not
quotabiy lower. Mixed corn 70o. HOlssses-
a few barrels new, the first Of tho season, was
offered at &c. per gallon. Red wheat 81 90
Exchange on New York at sight at premium
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The Bank Of tbs Republic.

PROVIDENCE, CO... 2s.-The Bank of the Re-
public, of this city, has been placed in the
hands If a receiver. The capital is Sll2.OoO,
and the circulation SIC, 600. The deposits arc
less than $500 600. The assets are $40 600.
Of whioh $40 900 is doubtful.
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THE WEATHER Range of the thermo meter
from Friday noon, October -, to this morning

Average height of the thermometer in the
mornings from 18th to 31st October, inclusive,
APO O4'.
Note Rain fell on seven days during the
month; 18th, snow and hail; Both, snow and
rain; 3lst, snow.
wednesday, Nov. 5, first quarter Of tho
moon, between IL and p. m. B.
GRoRsErOwN, Oct 81, 1855.
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Quiuiue, Arsenic, Mercury. Opium or any on m. .e
drug or dangerous compound generally resr 1 x
sufferers from this long drawn anietine ana ~
OF all diseases by ressrtins TO C@rters Spanish MiTin
which contains none above dsIsrioas substanes hi
cure efectusiy aud fully by acting ON The
and Ska Purifying the blood and experg he remains
old medienes with which the system has been cIog~at
openas te Of the body 10 sssis
Itself In breaking up the disease and s CO.
ergies.
See the Of Mr. John gdon Va he had ed ana
chronic Ague and Fever chile twice day yea
NOthng permanently cured him. until he tried Carriers
spash MIXTURE three bottles Of which perfectly restored
him % seslth nor has he had chill since. He "a only
o. toussnd who has experienced ing e.
eCta OF THIS Valuable pusileroi The blood. sep I'm
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Candidate for a British Consulshiu

CHICAGO, Oct. 3l.-Mr. kernaghan, Of tails
city, Is a candidate fUT one Of the vacant con-
sglsbips az New York and Philadelphia
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Posco's FEMALE PIILs.-Ths combination q, fnrTsd,
go, filis are perfectly harmless. Their efficacy aud
ste BASED upon extensive actice thirty
sho, where the directions have been strictly FOL
rsi,s nave never ALLIED all Irreg
tha $780, ~ eincut mensrustiOn, (parteularyl al
III ~ ne They will whites aud remove
ana nav h. sfsns rom cold, exposure any
me, 70 used successfully . Preventive Gall upon
' 80 =; 49, e. sCreelsr for particulars free
rs,an nv M .n directions Sold Wholesale and
ss.s ~ Vhxs SIoTf, Druggist Pennsylvsnis sysnus
sp - s1s Seventh street, WashInetou D. G:
snu n .. T. o5EL eeorsetown; whom All orsr. :.
% scr ana ns ris win be sent sIiy by mai y,
H.B.-see signature the boz; To ,on,,....,.,.,.
cry. TOT