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from the London Port. Nov.
IL certainly cannot excite surprise that, notwith-
landing the recurrence OF peace, the merchants Of
great commercial town like Liverpool shou con-
inue 10 direct their attention 70 those rules Of inter
atiopal law which regulate private property during
state OF warfare. We admit that II IL difficult TO
ssign In theory soy sufficient reason for the dis
notion which has so long prevailed, protecting pri-
ate property upon land and confiscating the same
escription OF property when captured upon water.
here was time when every conceivable amount
violence and destruction was considered lawful
belIigerent operations, whether carried on by
md or by sea. Bot with the progress OF civil
zstion and humanity, statesmen and generals
ecsme aware OF the fact that the destruction or
N<fscaton 81 property seized upon land was q
We wanton act Of violence and oppression entirely
necessary with view to the results of o cam
aign for the capture Of the pri vate property
rust Of itseh have shown that the town or
srritoy containing IL had previously fallen into
,e pow~ Of ons belgerent Private property
n land, however, does not enjoy perfect immunity;
nd sometimes, under the name Of booty Of war;
IL A. little respected as IL II had been stopped on
,e high seas. Anxious as every person must be
errors sud relieved Of Its pressure upon innocent
commerce, we. In common with the rest Of Europe
iled, ~ q wise and Christian measure, the decIa-
,tion Of the 18th Of April, 1865, aboshing pri-
steernr, recognising the doctrine free ships, free
Gods, and rvaffrmiDg rule which has long been
established with respect TO the conditions which
suder blockade valid and effectual. The great
overs OF Europe having concurred In this declara-
on, other maritime States were invited TO give In
1eir adhesion. The government OF the United
tstee, however, somewhat inconssteutly, still OBJ
eta 70 the abolition Of privateering upon grounds
'hich we admit are Of very special nature. They
W that. having comparatively q small naval force,
,er commerce. BY the surrender Of the right, would
II very much At the mercy OF the enemy, in
- OF war with . power OF decided naval mpe-
y =. The abolition Of privsteering h q propo-
son which, until recent times. has formed an In
ariNbie element OF American diplomacy. To reject
toto the ofAr MADE by the Congress At Paris would
( 4 ceuyN q pellcy vbicA daAss kvn ~ vssy
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CuTToN A co q DISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAu
- sailing regularly and posirvey before tAs
day advertised Clipper 81 1hnrsray Dec the spleedA
clipper ship JOHN MILTON, Harding, master, rcce,vng
10 East river, aud Will positively
above Shippers viii please send In their bls OF aing NJ
signature their engagements are completed bea
mind that the OF this line take freight Aw
their dav and Ia have been with NJ 10
tanned SUTTON co, IS south street. cor. Wa
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the Senate, supposed himself TO be ut the tribune.
and replied IN the accusation Of sceptcism by which
the present epoch il cha acterized.
The Marques de- Parans was gifted with prodi-
gous and ever really memory, an extraordinary per-
spicscty. and q resolu frmness CT mind; his Ian
gusge was ordinarily incorrect, bis diction embar
rsssed, but when coDtrad sfioD irrated or his own
energy carried him away, those faults disappeared,
and the great parliamentary orator captivated his
auditors and annihilated his adversa-ies.
or an irrascible temper, he easily yielded to I'M
just impulses; nor were the parliamentary debates
the proper school TO correct this detect Of his char
acfer; but he the first to forget the aggression
he bad provoked as soon as caimsr reflection re-
turned.
His loyalty was proof against all temptations; he
served his friends with the greatest zeal even great
er than they themselves showed to their inter-
ests. At the tribune he thre~ himself fearle-sy in
advance Of insults and accusations. In order - avert
them from his friends, even Offering hi nself tn the
wlaih which was directed against them; thus on
every occasion, he ready 10 brave for his friends
tho greatest difficulties.
His advefssrics accuse him OF having been III "A
absolute and domneer ng sind which could not sup
port contradiction. Making slosance for what IL
naturally exaggerated IN these sccus tons II IL but
inst 20 acknowldre tina, the noble Marques had de-
feet In his good qualities, but all admitted that
never had any man n greater number of devoted
friends and that no one knew better how 10 keep
them.
LIS country has not been ungrateful TO the states
nan who devo ed " II his services; IL never denied
him the rewards to which he hsd q right. Fortn-
natsiy posterity has NOT to make amends for anv
neglect Of this sort be arrived at the highest posi-
tons he could aspire TO- In the ragistratire he had
been member OF the supreme tribunal Of justice;
politician. he bad been deputy senator the presi
dent Of provinces minister plenipotentiary counsel
Tor Of state twice minister and lastly. president Of
the cabinet In the hierarchy Of nobility, he obtain
ed the highest title the Emperor accord 10 sub
see hat of Maruuao
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BY WALL, BARNARD & co ,Auctioaeers
INTENSIVE STaCR OF BOUTS AND
IL shoes, Trunks, Cerpet-Bags, &C.. TO be
sold by Catalogue. at Public huction.-On
THURSDAY MORNING, the sd instant, IL u
o'clocf, at the store If Mr.. ID. X. Wall, Centre
Market space, between 9Th and S,l streets we v i'll
'eil his entire stock In trade, comprising one 4
the largest and best assorted stocks ever ofered 3!
this city, such as
Ladies' black, light, ana brown CATERS. morocco
and tasting
Ladies' black ard bronze Morocco and Kid Slip
peYs
Ladies white satin CATERS and Toilet Slippers
Misses black, light, and brown Lasting Caters
Do DO Morocco Bro:S
Ladies' light Morocco do
ChlIdren's Morocco colored and black Boots
Youths patent Ii atber, and buckskin CATERS
Do Patent-leather Pumps and Oxford Ties
DO crfskin do do
Large stock Ct b, avy work for servants
Also, large stock q Trunks, Carrot Bass
satchels, Shoe Boxes, Findings, &c
Also, The entire Fixtures; also, Sc tees Cases
Mats, Desk. Sofas, Carpet, Glass Case tc
The attention IF dealers ar d others IS especial-
ly invited. $ the sock is large and Jresh, ard
Will positively be sold without !esf I'VE
Terms: Al SUMS Of ard under Sc5 cash: over
that amount credit Of O. and 90 DAYS, for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
WALL, BARNhRD& CO,
&C 10 AuctIoreers
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. Ie, 1856

hLkAd-sDhAnj WV ~ ASoO
The weather here yesterday was too inclem-
ent for outdoor business-a chilly wind and
driving rain prevailing all day
In accordance with the order of Governor
Wise, Col S. King Shay, commandant l75th
regiment Of Virginia militia, has issued gen.
eral orders for the companies of the two bat
talions of his regiment to meet in front Of the
cours house this morning, and ill all vacan.
cies In the commissioned and non-commis-
stoned ofi;ers Of the companies.
The reports Of the officers Of the Manassas
zap Railroad Company, submitted to the an
nual meeting OF tho company last evening
show a most gratifying state Of things for the
friends or Manassas Although the past year
has been season Of great monetary depres.
sion the work has been progressing at all
points, If at some the progress was slow. On
the more important line it has gone on with q
rapidity which, considering the difficulties
under which the Board have labored, is really
astonishing Even a synopsis Of the Ieport
woald be too long FOX the limits Of letter
1t appears, however, that there has been ex.
pended on the line during the year ending
September 80, 1855: On extension to Ha-ri-
snnhurg, S2S9, 9l5 90; Independent line, SSI, :
ga 90 |; Loudoun Branch, $50 979 90 During
the Same period there has been received on
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account of freight, 1921 As; passengers,
s26 673 81; mails, So 618 90. The increase
in the tonnage Of tie road for this year over
the year previous is 6, 100 tons.
The circular Of our dealers quote prices rs
follows: Super6ne -four, 81; extra 81 so;
family, 80 25as9; white wheat, 81 55asl so;
red, u 40asl As; corn, 6Oa6l rye, 65a70;
oats, 33a30 white beans, none; black-eyed
peas, none; Irish potatoes, 75aS1; beef, (gro
9,3s pork, nett. St; bacon, (bog found,)
rotaiD sSaS so; timothy seed. (wholesale)
80 5Ca3 IS; faxseed, ST 75i1 so; brown sugar,
loall; Rio coffee, 12al3; Java coffee, l5a16;
molasses, 4sa62i; salt, (fne,) Sl.75a2 salt,
ed A. 81 l5al 25; lump plaster, ION car, by
car load, per ton of 2, 24O lbs J S4a4 %; ground
do, ION cars, 2,240 lbs.) 81; gusno, Peruvian,
(per 1000 lbs s57; Mexican, s2SaSO; butter,
roll, lSs22; irkin, I5s22 AMI.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE


GEoRGErOws, Oct Is 1856
A bright, warm sun dawned upon US this
morning, and our streets are again all life and
activity. The drenching rains of yesterday
and the night before were very oppOrtune
They will tend greatly TO facilitate the seed
ing operations Of our country neighbOrs, which
had been put back by the drought, and also
enable the mills our merchants obtain their
supplies Of -four from to resume operations
Our young friends Of the Dumbarton street
Methodist Sabbath school are making extern
slVe preparations to give Us another treat in
the way of an interesting exhibition.
We would advise our lady readers who may
desire first rate article Of every description
of dress goods to call at Shoots Bridge street
emporium; and those who wish handsome
bonnet of the very latest fashion to call on
Miss Julia Leach, near the Farmers and Me-
chanics Bank.
The offerings of beef cattle at Drovers Rest
yesterday amounted to 700 head, 800 Of which
was taken by District butchers at 50 75aS3 SO
on the hoof, equal to SIS 50aS7 net The re
msining 400 were driven on to Baltimore.
Sheep 50 50aS3 per head
Quite a large number Of visitors, chiefly
drovers, were at the aforementioned place
yesterday. The weather being rather IN
favorable for out door amusemepts, they con-
cluded to elect a President; accordingly bal.
lot was had, which resulted in Mr. Fillmore
receiving three votes and Mr. Buchanan the
balance which amounted to about FIVE to one.
There has been quite brisk trade upon our
canal this week Seventy five boats, in all,
have arrived; fifty Of them from Cumberland
with coal, seven with -four, and the remainder
from different points with wheat, wood, bark,
&c. The receipts for tolls at the Georgetown
Collector office, will amount to about 81 500.
We learn that there is now quite large feet
Of boats coming down.
The -four and grain markets remain firm at
our quotations Of yesterday. SPECTATOR.
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ByJAs. {. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

ByJAS. &. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
HANDSOME FURNITURE AND House.
keeping Effects at Suction.-On WE'D
NESDAY MORNING, October ~, at 10 O'Clock,
a. the residence OF Thus White, ESQ on Intf-
ana avenue, between LIST and I'd streets shall sc
all his Furniture and Effects, comprising
Rosewood Plbsh-coyered Sofa and Arm Chairs
Walnut Brocatelle covered Sofa
Rosewood and Walnut Centre aud Sofa Tables
Gilt-frame Mirror. Slab, and Bracket
Two gilt light Gas Chandeliers
Walnut Wbatnot, Arm and Fancy Chairs
Hand ONE Mantel Vases and Ornaments
Two Superior Walnut Frerch Rockers
Cane seat, Arm, and Fancy Chairs
Elegant Velvet, Brussels, and Three-ply Parlor,
Hall, Stair, and Chamber Carpets
Walnut Hat Tree, Hall Gas Fixtures
Extension Dining Table, Arm Dining Chairs
Mahogany sofa, Clock, Looking Glasses
FIR nch China Dinner set, Glassware
Elegant Silver PLACED Tea Set-l2 pieces
Silver-plated Castor, Cake Baskets, Table CUTLERY
Two elegant carved Walnut Dressing Bureaus
with very large glasses
Splendid carved Wainut Jenny Lind Bedsteads
Marble top Washsiand, L owel Racks. Toilet Sets
ounges, superior Chamber Cabinet. Chairs
Mahogany and Painted Bureaus, Bsdsteads
Superior Bedstead and Crib for children
Elegant full gilt iron high-post Bedste2d cost
Sl75 in London
Fine Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds
Bolsters and Pillows
Counterpanes, Spreads, Blankets, and Comforts
Three fine Lemon Trees
Together with general assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms $50 and usder, cash over that sum a
credit OF go aud so days, for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest
oc 15-d JAS. C. MCGUIRE, huct'r
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MAKsHALs Salem VIRTUE OF

M AhShALS 3 I'm VIRTUE Ur
Iva Fieri Facias issued from The Clerks Office of
the CiIcuit Court Of the District OF Columbia for
the county cf Warrington, ard 10 me directed
shan expose II public sale; for clSh, al the mar
bic yard OF w m A Griffith Gomez Of OH and &;
streets. n ar the Paten. Office, on THURSDAY
the lon OF October, 1s55, commencing at 10
o CLOCK II the following goods and chIttels
to wit: IL Finished Head StOr es 10 Rough
Marble Slabs, = Finished Marble Monuments 2
Unfinished Marble Monuments, / Marble Ca oss
Thick Head Stones, q Marble UnIiis and %
sorted Blocks OF Marble, seized and levied
upon as the property Of William Griffith and
Will be sold 70 satisfy Judicials No and 3. TO
October term, 1856, in favor OF PairO & Nourse
j. ID. HOOVER
&C j. Marshal for the District OF Columbia
IL The abaye sale Is pcstpsned until
WEDNESDAY next tie 22d Instant for want of
bidders, same hour and Place
J. ID. HOOVER,
oc 10 harsl al Tor District Of Col nbia
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DIED,

On the 18th instant, MARY wifi Of William
Mas erson, after short Illness, in the Saith year
Of her age.
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence, NO ass 9TH street at O'Clock to morrow,
tie 18th Inst. Her friends and scquaintances are
requested 10 attend
ON the 18th instant, In the 9Th year of her age,
MIS- CATHARINE SMITH, relict Of the late
Henry Smith The deceased WIS a native OF
Hampstead, Long Island, NJ Y and resident
OF tbs city from the time It became the seat Of
government.
Her funeral will take place to. morrow Sunday
afternoon t2H o'clo K, from the family residence
on 1lth street, near F. at which the friends Of the
deceased and Of the family are invited TO attend.
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ByA. GREEN, kuctiopeer


4 DMiHISTRATOR'S SAIL. BY Order
a OF the Orphans Court, OF the Persona
Effects OF II. Il. RidaIey deceasPd.-On
WEDNESDAY, the 22d Instant / shall sell, at
the late residence OF A g Rtdgley, deceased,
NO. ia Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th ard
2vth streets Yves. at 10 O'Clock IN all the ner-
sonal effects Of the deceased, viz:
Mahogany Sofa, Lounge, and Divans
DO dining and other Tables
90 ma:hte-top Tables. dressing Bureaus
DO Sideboard, Bookcase and plain bureaus
do high post Beds.ead and Wristbands
Mahogany r9o king Chairs, maple, cane st at, and
other Chairs
Gilt frame and other Mirrors
Maps and window Shades
Feather Beds, Bedding, hair and shuck Mat =
tresses
Walnut What not. and a frst rate Spy Glass
Maple, cane seat, and other Chairs
WardrObes end WashstaHds
brussels, three ply, and ether Carpets, and Oil
cloths
Refrigerator, cooking, radiator, and o:her Stoves
Solar, ha'', and other Lamps
With good assortment Of kitcten requisite.
With many other articles which we deem uanec
essary 10 enumerate
Terms: All sums under S25 cash; over S25 a
credit OF 20 and 61 days, for notes satisfactorily
eI doIsed, bearing interest
DAVID RlDGLEY, Administrator.
ocl'-d A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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BY w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
SALk OF HOUSEHOLD FURNtTUF


~ at Auction.-On MONDAY MORNING
octooer 2Oth, commencing at 10 O'clock I shall
sell, al the residence OF family declining house
keeping, on street. between 9th and ION streets
nearly opposite Temperance Hall, a collection Of
excellent Household Furniture, consisting in part
Of - r.
One superior 6H octave German Piano, made bv
Andrew Stein
Ore Walnut Parlor Suite, spring seat, covered
wit brocatel, consisting Of Sofa, Arm a. q
Reception Chairs
Marble top Sofa Tables
Fine Brocatel and la Window Curtains
Mahogany Centre Table
Frusse!s, three ply, and ingram Carpets
Mahogany Sod and Lounge, Mahogany Divan.
Do work and whiting fables
Do and gilt frame Mirrors, Clocks
Mantel Ornaments
Mahogany, cane, and wood seat Chairs
Do walnut, and maple Bedstedds
Damask and lace Window Curtains
superior Featfer-beds, Counterpanes, Sheets,
Blankets
Comforts, g., Toilet Sets, Washstands, Bureaus
Stoves, Table Cutlery, China, Glass and Crocke-
ry, &c.
Terms: $50 and under cash over $50 a credit
OF 90 and 20 days, fol Apr wed endorsed notes,
oeiflng Interest Z. y BOIELER,
&C T-S Auctioneer
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MONSIEUR GASZYNSkI.

dASL NSht.
ASSISTED BY MADAME GASZYNSRTD
Pr o F g s R OF D A NCING.
HAS The HONOR TO ANNOUNCE TO
III the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Wash. 90
ington and Georgetown that Re will open "a
his classes for this accomplishment the ~
most fashionable style, In Washington at WfE
Temperance Han, Il street, between 9th ~ M
and 10Th the proprietors having ex preSslY
fixed IN the most elegant manner for his use, also
for private Parties, Balls, Lectures, and Concerts
and 20 Georgetown at Union Hall, Union hotel.
Mr.. 8 has testimonials from al parts 81 the
Union for his capability as teacher. Mr. IS
engaged in the College Of Georgetown, and IN the
principal SemlnaIles OF Washington, and In the
best circle
His classes viii be commenced in Washington
on the 9Th Of October. Every Tuesday and
Friday FOR children from O'Clock p. m, and
in George own every Wednesday and Saturday
from O'Clock p. IN.
PRACTISING SOIREES
IN Washington every Tuesday and Friday from
till 10 O'Clock p. m, at George own ever We'd
nesday and Saturday. Ladies and Gentlemen
will Give instructions In AL the most modern
dances
Application for terms can be made at the resi-
dence o. NJ. 6. No. 407 z street, between 9th and
10th, OF 80 the Hall. $3.50
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BY A GREEN, Auctioneer
LrXIENsIV SALE OF VALUABLE
~ Buitding Lots, comprising q whale

square, at Auction. On rHURsDAY, TIE
23d instant shall cell. in front OF the premises,
commencing at O'Clock p. III the following &c
scIibed property, viz: ku OF Squire No. al,
subdlvided In 65 hand some building lots fronting
on 9th and 7th streets west and and r streets
north.
The sale will commence on 9TH street Title In
disputable, direct from the Government. Plat
can be seen at.mv room.
Terms One-ff.h cash; balance in one, two.
three, four, aud Ave years the purch sser TO give
notes for the deferred payments, bearing interest,"
from the day Of sale.
&C I'd A. GREEN, Aucrr
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$500 REV ARD.

IL living in the village Of Nottingham, q
Prince George'scountv, NJ aryland, on Mon
day night, the 9Th instant, NEGRO GIRL 1O
MARIA, who calls herself Maria Chew S>
She is about eighteen years Of age, about four
feet ten or eleven inches high. she is very like
ly, and has pleasant smiling face. She has q
remarkably fine suit Of hair for one Of her color,
and Is, altogether, fine looking girl.
1 will give The above reward Of one hundred
dollars for her apprehension-no matter where
she Is brought home to me or Sc
cured In jail, so that get her again
THOMAS G. TURTON.
Noting ham, Sept. 10, 1s56-se 11.u
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Hy JAS. G.. McSUIRE, Auctioneer.
VINkUSTEE B SALE OF H0USE A,

VIZ 81 EL . SALE oF HOUSE AND
Il Lot.-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. Oct
l7th iet ati o'clock, on the premises by virtue
OF deed OF trust dated October 2ist, 1877, and
Suiy recorded In Liber w. No 137, folios $40,
&C and OF the land records for Nasbiapton
county the subscribers will sell a; Public Auction
10 the highest bidders, pats Of Lots No @ and 7.
go ou,mehc1ng at the noItowest pnple Of Lot No 7
IN Square No. SOS, and thence sodth with the Iir
OK "a street west 10 feet inches to the dividing
line Detween the two frame Houses, on the north
part OF Lot No z, thence due east 81 feet thence
que north ~ feet Inches, and thence due west to
10 street, the place Of beginning, together with
me Improvements, consisting Of a two-s;ory
ieIms: One fourth cash; the residue in G. r.
ana 10 months with interest sec ured by deed on
trust on the premises
RICHARD WALLACH, Trustee.
sc 5o-eo&ds JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct
1.-THE above sale is postponed in con.
sequence OF tbe rain, until TIL URSDAl eyenip,
OCTOBER %. 'ame hour and place
RICHARD WALLACH, Trustee
oc lS-eoads JAS. c. MEG UIRE, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES,
BY A GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
GALE OF CONDEMNED ARTICLES At
- the MARINE Barr aeksin Was hi gton. ID.
u, at Auction-on account Of Government Inv
SIoer OF The u udrternaster.-On TU ESDAY the
Ietn OF october, 1856, shall sell at the Marine
i caracas, Wa hingtnn, at 10 O'Clock m, the 70 :
loving mentioned articles, viz:
l,%o waist, side, and cross Straps, stO CaItr dye
Boxes
evo percussion Cap Pouches, 25 Swords
10 Drums, 262 pairs brass Counter Straps
musical instruments, so Files, 1 Anvil
barrel Of old Iron, Bullet Mould and Fur
mace
Lathe, Lamps, 1 Chandelier, pair Tables
y Chairs, Washstand, small Table.
terms cash, In specie A. GREEN,
oclS-d Auctioneer.
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NOR SALE-AT TIE FIRST WARD
Il Liverv Stable on g street, between n
18th aud 18Th streets, one pair CT BAY AnN
nigh; and one pair Of GRAY HORSES
4 and 5 years o d, l6E hands high; warranted TO
be sJund and well broke to harness. Also, one
new Coupe CARRIAGE, made 10 order; and
one front clarence fri Il CALECHE, which cannot
bs surpassed for beauty and style, both made by
Beckhaus, Alligator Il Petry, Coach Makers, Phil
adelphia. &C d Inns
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To TIE PUBLIC.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM
w Baltimore and Philadelphia another -
verv large supply Of Cooking and o:her 81
STOVES for coal or wood. We name
some Of our leading Cooking Stoves, viz :SN
The very popular Sunrise, the leading Cooking
Stove In this market warranted TO bake well In
the Bottom OF the oven, or money refunded and
stove taken away.
The celebrated Morning Star, thatroasts and
bakes.
william Penn Kitchen Companion, Cook g
patent-rIght Triumph Complete, and great
many Of others in store
Also the largest assortment OF the newest pat
terans Of Parlor, Hall, Chamber, Church, Office,
Dining room and Store Stoves for coal or wood,
that can be found In this market, all sizes and
sorts.
Our assortment Of STOVES and CRATES is
the largest and most complete that we have ever
had in store at any one time for the last tvs MY
eight years.
We Invite our friends and the public to call an
examine our collection OF Stoves up stairs and
down.
Also, receiving and ready to put hight up, a few
more of Stanley's column radiaLing Ire Places,
the latest improvement upon The La!robs for heat
Ing PariOrs and Chambers
&. WOODWARD 4 SON,
No. 3lS Penn. ave-, bet, 10Th and llth sis.
&C li-6t (OTganl
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BY HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRLPH
The Pennsylvania Flect;oy

PHILADELPHIA, Oct Is Several Official re-
turns have been received this morning. which
shgatly reduce the msjOrities ia the State ON
both sides. ''
=, democratic msjorities-Columbia, / 500 .
Montour, Sol; Centre, s27; Clinton. IsI. Per,
az 100 Luzerne, l,00I; Carbon, 65S; Lehigh,
0niOn msjOrities-Snyder, $50; Union, 44O