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DIRECT oOMMUNIcAIIoS WITH MATAGoEDA

We perceive from the sdvsrtisenents of Yesterday thai
Aessn. Baudue, Gosseln, Co., merchants Of city
have advertised the steamer Robert Waterman 70
from New 0resns 10 Salia ut the entrance Of Aata-
gorda bay where she will be met by river steamer
rying goods and passengers to Kempers bu sixty miles
la the interior thus advancing trade to Sun Antonio
Austin and the intermediate country This enterprise Is
interesting 10 New Orleans in several points Of view IL
set foot exclusively by southern men, with southern
capital, and il successful will inspire capitalists with
confidence in such investments and disposition to
tend them.
The trade to which II will give impulse and vitality is
next n importance 10 New Orleans with that Of Tehu
antepec is the great thoroughac leading through
san Antonio to Sante Fe FL Po and the States OF north
ern Mexico
Approximation and intercourse are already imparting
vitality and yigor to these States which Will be scceler
ated by direct and cheap communication.
The influx of coin from Texas, through Mexican chan
nes although in small amounts forms a heavy aggre
gate and is the very trade which at this time s the most
desirable TO New Orleans passes through domestic
ports IL exclusively American and Is exempt from the
competition which England France and Spain present In
the Mexican ports 1t will tend to divert the large trade
passing through st. Louis TO Santa Fe and New
Mexico by San Antonio, its legitimate channel
II will facilitate aud cheaper supplies to army
the Mexican frontier. 1t will give tine fresh beeves
from western Texas In every point of view il is inter
esting to New Orleans and equally TO the great West
whence Texas derives her corn, flour provisions, etc
We wish enterpriSing young merchants who have
engaged In 1t every success and hope insurance
panies will aid the enterprise by reducing the rates
the risks being greatly curled by avoiding the
crossing and rccrossing Galveston bar the lay naygs
ton TO Powderhon and lighterage from thence to la
yaca.
We trust that the Postmaster General win give us at
least semi weekly mails by this route present
mail arrangements entirely inadequate to the wants
of this vast trade indicated by the successful employ
mcnt Of four steamers by the Southern Steamship
Company, two by Vanderbilt besides others expected
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, fry@ shs Ne
A BllIEf RACE.

ofI tbe new organizations got up odd principles
= M oppostion TO their ends the last misoslied
sDublican has been the most brief II not the most
mnudent Seixing party appcllation TO which they
.re NOT eattled and pursuing course directly at sar
moe 9TH the principles which that name indicates, they
,ht 10 hooiwink the electors and succeed by strata
.., Republcanism Is based the ights, and acts on
ss sunvtion that the people capable OF selfgov-
eut but this tangled class hold that the people
q IN, Territories sa capable OF making their own
.v, that Cay,ss should igisIate for them and that
N, inhabitants not entitled TO the same rights
0,h,r peoplc Real republicans willing that every
maj, and each State should enjoy his or its opinion,
=. s,r A the rights Of Others not entrenched but
,so.s mock republicans keep up constant quarrel
vi,b those who differ with them the slavery ques-
.on and desire to break up the Union rather than
-, he allowed 10 dictate the subject Honest repub
Uns eonoeic common interest in the national domain
Ouhassd by the common blood and treasure; spurious
.n,bIcans deny to southern people the right to take
,br uroperty into the Territories. True republicans
~ The obligations Of the constitution, and their osths
. feme, to support and vndicate the laws Of Congress-
h these false pretenden contemn and denounce such
lawn "A they do not like and advise open resistance to
them "a ia cases Of fugitive slaves Honest republicans
san the Of their choice and pay respect to
the decisions Of the Judiciary department. because they
have confidence in its honesty and II s conrt estsb
.hed BY the people themselves for the settlement of all
doubtful powers but mock republicans denounce il for
not violating the panest provisions Of the constitution
That they have not the smallest idea OF being gov
sme by republican principles, 1t is only neceary 70 OBJ
serve their persistent quaels with other members ~ the
confederacy Jefferson one Of the wisest republican
t,chers that ever lived preached oleration and orber
ance among mcn, and said that .,rror of opinion might
be safely tolerated where is left free to combat
il !" but our counterfeit republicans practice on differ
ent theory they hang and burn in efgy such persons
"a do not vote to suit them denounce them as corrupt
and dishonest merely for difference Of opinion OF
course such deception transparent, and every man
with .half eye through the farce soon AS the
arst scene opened consequently it has met with sud
den and complete overthrow The people Of the United
States know the difference between hammer and q
hand saw. =
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Nov lS--lawAwDkSWkW
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C,OME AND sEE.--Just receiyed from philad
Unixerstty OF Nashyille.

rlyIfE Medical Department opens November 2; the
il free preliminary course, October S, 1857.
Apply 70 PAUL 2. EVE, Dean
The Collegiate Department Western Military iniuic commences
session September T. comprises complete classical
engineering, scientific
branches preparatory school Tuition boarding washing
s00 twenty weeks. Modern &c per
term
Last session there $50 students In Che departments
Apply TO n n JOHNSON superintendent
NasHrrliH Tenn, July II, 1887
Ang S-smdswkws
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DOoKS FROM LONDON

DOCKS FROM LONDON
Knowledge Pottery foroolas and other
objects u yertu, vol. ta5.
Po,e's and Letters. I vol, Illustrated. 81 25.
of he Genn 1 VOL iIastrated 81 20.
Boty fsois Manual Of Technic@l analysis. yo sl2s.
India BY stocquclcr. 30 cents.
soyer's Culinary Campaign vol, Illustrated 81 30
riens roughnans Vision and Greed. vois. ~ so
wbewels History cf the nductve scienoes. vos g.
Chapmsn's 1scner niad. 2 vols ~
Francis Qaprles Enchndion vol ,, ceuts,
Sir Thomas 0yerbury's Works, I vol. tl 2s
Ns,hers rrpvldcnees in New hAgand- ! vol si2s
Drpmlncnds Foeticsl Works. vd. ~ 2s
fsryies Work. eycls. u 50 per vol.
NoyI3 rRANcK TAYLOR
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Among the deaths in this city last week was that of
'smae In the sixth ward about 40 years OF age whose
payeans certificate states that the cause Of her death
vas vas want Of pourishment What record for city
soee The friends Of foreign missions were 90 sunptuousy
'A'er'ained al few weeks ago .--Proudsaos Post
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The following States have thus far joined the throng
intended TO celebrate thanksgiving the 26h instant
New Hampshire, Massachusetts Connecticut, Rhode
Island, New York, New jersey. Pennsylvania, Delaware
Maryland, North Carolina, Kentucky, Iowa Ohio, Mch
gam Texas and the city of Washington, Maine, South
Carolina and Mississippi celebrate the 18th instant and
Vermont the Sd Of December
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me Eufaaa Spirit Of the South Of November Sd says
During the last week the weather has been cangeable
and on Saturday we had slight fall of hail On Sunday
nornng there heavy white frost sufficient doubt
lea to destroy vegetation Cotton has been nearly gath
cred and the prevailing opinion is that there not much
more than half crop
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WOODWARD'S METROPOLITAN STOVE
AND CRATE FACTORY:
A h~s Sa7 DscosrrAd

II HAVE Just received from Philadelphia large
rising double stove and
complete oVen which order, and which
and the public generally
They decided Improvement tho old morning had
rot up expressly market They
strong very maleabs
the cooking utensils makesexra heavy.
liberty made by Abbott
Philadelphia double
Bartlett CO.. 0f Baltimore together with the
cooking that found this other
which the celebrated SUNRISE globe
cook the blue ridge tight any
cooking the above for
ing baking will $50 each Please call
will you nothing and will all ksds aud
sorts Of stoves, kc. For sale at
G. wooDwARDv
Metropolitan Stove and Crate Fhctory,
10th and l1fh K
Balcony In front full of
shell fattop cooking have examined
thoroughly in Phadelph and think has very appropriate
Shell YES they viii mot last good
for them and good for the makers And .s % u. old morning
fall but will not sell them sgan They thin
can prove that hs makers agent urged me for al
last counting o sell them ts fall,
would take twenty i've ~ them he would give the
sgency them for i've told him would have
PRICE they thniy made They handbied
said a fall that they worth
found also tho Metropolitan stoye aud Crate Factory
ali kinds OF house furnishing articles
c. WOODWARD,
Nos als and saa Penn between 10th and lh streets
Sep .3-oweodK
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lot Of smuggled diamonds valued before the crisis
2i 900, were sold At auction In New York saturday
tnsfe was good deal Of competition among the bidders
~. hey were sold at panic rates They sold in
% OF ten carsts, and brought from $25 TO $50 per carat
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female nsitator appeared among the hunger mob
y New York yesterday She rejoices In the name OF
Madame Runk, expresses the deepest sympathy with the
dsreses Of the unemployed and talks a loudly as the
endest Of what the government ought 10 do for them
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Employms1a Nesino II PAilodsluhis.
| cARD.--Families that have any articles Of cast

A CARD.--Families that have any articles OF cast
wearing apparel girls, boys, and aru
ries bea6sg - 70 he rspsnn9 sesed y
Mrs Wsrdells zh and
the the undegsiEpsd Who
saastes apponssd by the Sunday school fs roasg Meas Chris
the dest
children peighboshood suitable cloaAng.
Miss JULIA W. PARRIB, lee street.
&t95fs 2osh and 3lss
Mss ANNA VIRGINIA YOUNG, AIS sth street,
betwecn @ aud II.
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Der 1896, shows an increase ON the washington branch
Of 81, ss3 sc.
RAfnsR ANusSG-To see yesterday. several gentlemen
selecting opera preparing
for the concert They to the storedoor and tried
the power Of the spying apparatus passing pcdes
triAns Other establishments found anxious customers
for these helpers imperfect eyesigh or ads bring
the songstress in close review during the musical per-
forInances.
REAL ErATE SALm-A. Green sold yesterday evening
half of lott Nos rs and 81 in subdivision of square No
5is north street between Fourth Fifth streets
west containing 900 square feet for eight per
foot to Patrick Corrodon Also lots and T. in square
$50, Eighth and Ninth streets west and Boundary street.
for II cents per foot and lot g. in same square, for
cents per foot all to Philip Hanney,
TnE cncurr Couar is st occupied with the consider
alton of the case Of Jones ps Dermott The following
cases have been assigned for to-day l,7s3 4l4 4l5
l,567, l0S,sAe2, l33 1897, s64, l7s, LOLA 4si H.
~, ~, Al, ~, SIS, rs, 81. 81, 80, -, Sc, 81.
EIaHT HUsDRED AAD Sgvxx tons of coal and one hun
dred and sixty Eight perches of limestone arrived
port of Georgetown yesterday by the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal
The OLD NATIONAL THEATRE will be sold at auction this
afternoon, at five clock in front Of the premises by j.
C. Mcclure.
Patents. Within the past week Rfty-eight patents
have been issued from the Patent Office. Among the
minor machines il for pulling BEANS and another
for cutting bread
PnssoSAL-Hon. Jacob A. Westervelt of New York
Is at Willards and Hon. Judge Grain, Hon Thomas O.
Pratt and Thomas S. Alexander, esq, Of Maryland, At
Browns
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FROM INDIE
PENDENCE, MO-, TO SANTA FE, N. M.
SEMI MONTHLY go. .-aA.

Il
GANTA FE TRADERS, and those desirous Of
~ crossing the plains New Mexico informed that the under
signed
mules Independence and Santa the
18th They paasengers
guarded, running through each In om
twenty Travellers and from New Mexico viii doubtless
expeditions, comfortable well the
cheapest mode Of crossing the plains. eSs&
A FARE THROUGH
From November l TO May 1st $3.50
From LIST 10 November 1st l2S
Provisions and ammunition furnished by the propters
and will be transported when possible
the rates 81 50 cents pound in and 30 csns
will be charged less than dollar and
accountability money packages by
I'd the hill. s4rqs9s54 ettst
than fifty dollars unc specially contracted for all baggage
all times at the risk Of the owner thereof.
ASIn all the be paid advance and
passengers stpnlate conform the rules which be b
hed by the undersigned for the Of their line Of
and those travelling With theta the plains.
No allowed than forty pounds Of baggage In ad
ion the bedding " Green at Santa f. and n
r. Bernard wesipc Missouri and mail conductors
the line authorized 10 and ccclps
for passage money.
HOCKADAY 4 KAII.
xpEiKypKscx No.. June 90 1857. Oct 3l-dlm1Awetnost
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TIOUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION. have this
another supply the Goal Gas burners These
stoves gas and sockc of Tho coal, thereby making
saving of suitable %
apartments than from half 70 ton OF
coal during all the 49,
please Metropolitan and Crate Factory Where
operation counting and
coal merchants For sale only
by s-,,,,,,-. -. 4
Nov 7--stff y WOODWARD
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The King Of Wurtemburg, says the Courier de Paris
lived in very ctizcn-ikc style at Hatx under the
u the vicomte de Teck. He bathed with the other
bathers like common mortal. The commissary Of po-
e whose duty i. inscibe Of the bathers
IN his book thus filled up the blanks in his printed reg
rter Christian and surname Count de Tick .'profcs-
sion Ksy whence coming Wutemb,0g; 'motiye
Tor travelling" health and pleasure
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RLACK SILK vELvETS, (sll pure silk choice
IL grades, all widths at low prcc-.
With adapted
for general fAmiy consumption.
New supplies from the North and HAST daily
The entire stock marked actual
One price only; no deviation permitted.
We are not opening bills with strangers
We are closing all bills that settled
sened We have reduced This point speciality ared
Geed articles low prices, and fair dealing may
strangers and cordially soc,ed exAnn. our
stock At all tmes. IN.
PERRY b BROTHER
Central ssorss = budding,
Novis-lotdh opposite fhe Centre Market,
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United states patent once,

WASus0roS, Novsmber = 1881.
ON the petition of Josiah Copeland of Weymouth
" Massachusetts, praying for tho u I4test granted
10th 1874,
cmls for from the expiration Of said patent w
takes place the 20th day Of January 1855
ordered that tho said petition DO heard the
Monday l1h January next ~ O'clock
nonedio and show they have why said
dtion ought not " be granted.
Persons the extension required % ae in the Patent
Occ objections specially h writing
days the hearing all testimony aed either party
said hearing be taken
with the rules the ONCE which will be furnished Ap
the will he
depons ether relied testimony be filed
the office before tho morning OF that day the aryuen
any, within days thereafter
ordered, also Published Unisn Intsll
gencer Evening Star Washington
Daily News New York n II ro Brtou and Inquirer, tneinss,
o. week for three successive weeks the lh
cf January next, the day Of hearing.
JOSEPH HOLT,
.9@t Commissioner VI rsteslts.
r. sElos papers will plcaso copy
bills to the Patent Once with containing this notice
( Nov 7--law3wt 5s8sgaEgs
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0N0UNT OF MONTE CHRISTIE. vols ST.
~ Diary Of . Medical student ; BY Warren 80 cents.
rfckwick Abroad by Reynolds. 80 csnts.
Tho Girsy Chief by Reynolds 80
George the Planter Of The le Of France Rsynss 80
ts1a
Brian OHM or Inck 70 Everything; by MAXWELL 80
Robert Bruce or The Hero King Of Scotland by Rsynods 90
tf. it,Sas
wallace, the Hero of fsooiand by Reynolds 30 cents.
Sous Of Malta Exposed. 13 cents.
Nov 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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The Hamilton CAuada) Mercantile Library Association
and the Montreal Reading Rooms have banishe Hapcrs
Magazine on account Of article which appeared in the
November number, animsdverting upon her Majesty
queen Victoria. The occasion Of the article was the
Queen treatment Of Mr.. Dickens.
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Man woRRIEp ny MIS- DOG. On Sunday, about
u o'clock, Mr. Lyle Brookover of Waynes township, In
this county, while his family at church. took two
small bcys his sons and went into the woods, accompa
MED by young dog When they got to the woods they
discovered that old dog, which had been with the fam
ily eight or ten years. followed them. Mr. b. ordered
the dog go home, and took up stick to drive him.
but when he struck the dog the latter made at his throat
but failing to reach ii caught his hand and margled it
badly while Mr.. II. endeavoring to choke him on
with the other hand In the fight, the young dog
the aid Of his MASTER and the old dog then, for
lnent turned upon the young one but Immediately
back upon Mr. b.. thus rnangling his hands and
horrible degree Once In the difficulty Mr. b. escaped
from the dog and tried to climb tree but the dog
caught him by the leg and pulled him down again. and
kept worrying him they both worked toward home,
until finally MIR. B. succeeded in climbing upon high
beyond the dogs reach. The dog then went home
by the road md Mr. B. crossed the field but, upon
irving at the house, the dog met him again. He, how
ever by closing the yard gate quickly escaped almost
hautcd into the house Dr. Moorchead OF this city, has
closely attending to the case and reports the patient
ss improving. ZaaestTHe aurora.
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FROST KING.

~ W00DWARp'S Metropolitan Stove and Crate
w c'oy No ss reuusyyspa srnue sswssn 10th and ilh
Sep s-eodisn
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.
ny rRLEGRApm.
R1Ssry q ssa, OeO from dc CosAs. Ba,.a.

.
RJSay g $72, 900 from Tie Goshss Bank
GosliEse IN. Y.,) Nov ll.--Ihc Goshen Bank, Of
Goshen, Orange county entered last night and rob-
bed Of 900 ia bk and about 81 200 in specie. No
clue TO the perpetrators has yet been found
The Democracy Georgia.
NsLLEDaEynIA Nov ll--Last night large meeting Of
the democracy held here, Governor johnson pres
ding Resolutions adopted approving tho sininis
tation Of Mr. Buchanan, but urging the removal OF Gov
Walker.
DsaA Of a Bdldmoveaa
AuausyA, Nos. l2-AlexADdcr N. Smith, saddle and
harness maker formerly Of Baltimore killed the
line Of the Georgia railroad ON Tuesday.
Departure Of General Wslty.
Nsw OalEAxs, Nov I7.-Gsneral Walker has escaped
the Mobile mail boat with three hundred men, and 10
outside They will embark the steamer Fashion,
which has sso left with another party and the munitions
and provisions The United States steamer Fulton IL
watching in the river, bat she will be oatwitted.
SosaAsrn (atoa Factory Bxy,a
AuuusrA Nov. l2-The Athens (Ga-) cotton factory
burnt on Tuesday night. LOss, $4,000. No In
surance.
E@gtcynnea Aeing IN Philadelphia.
PHnADnrRIA, Nov. l2--About 5000 unemployed
persons met this afternoon in Independence Square The
meeting pascd of in orderly manner the speakers ad
vising law and order.
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LARoK ARRIvAL or FauIr PRovIsloSs The barque
Nimosa, 43 days from smyrna, and "a from Gibraltar
brings s65 cases. 778 dru 1890 boxes, and $50 bags
Of figs Brig Ariel from Dalhousie, N B., has $500
bushels Of potatoes A barrels OF eggs IL do ackerei
do salmon, and 46 do. herring.
The British brig Constitution, from Yarmouth N. s.,
arrived this morning with 500 barrels Of potatoes, II do
mackerc and 200 dozen eggs British schooner Meteor
from Corvallis N. s., has $500 bushels of potatoes,
900 do. wheat, and 200 barrels Of -four. The brig
America from Halifax brings Al barrels cranberries, "a
do. apples, l50 do herrings, and l3s do. mackerel
Boston Eeeaiag Transcript.
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IyIORA JUST OUT have this day received
I hatop cooking stoves, which got
mn ia expressly this market made
heavy and Of the best rennyivsna aase os have
called Cooking patented 1857 heavy and
thick for faruy be the cooks delight VIII
fry brol &r superior 10 cooking stove
In This market and
Tor sale only woodwari Metropolitan ssove and Crate
Factory ais and s22 Pennans svsnne between lch and
l1h -
Nov 7-stiif Wup"AH.
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United States Patent once,
Washington, November s, 1857


nN the petition Of Hubbard Harris administers
shire praying fr the cxencn Of patent granted the said Al
Richardson the I7h April 1874 Tor
chnery for splitting leather from the
patent which place the l5th April 1855
Is ordered that the said petition Be heard the Patent Once
Monday, the sh Of April next IL O'Clock and all per
show
said petition ought mot TO kc granted.
Opposing the extension required
before the hearing all testimony nied
the
with the rules the oe which will be furnished app
depoxions, and other relied testimony,
once The that
men m any, withintc days thereafter.
Ordered that this notice be published the Unicn
Daily News Post B~on; Inquirer Cincinnati
week Cor three successive weeks previous TO the 9th o April
next the day or hearing
JOSEPH HOLT
Commissioner III fatents.
SEios Of the above papcrs will please copy their
bills 20 the Patent Once, With containing this notice
Nov G--1sw3w
E EENTS TRAVELLING MAUDS," or Shawls-
NJ commencing styles sr WOOL at S. the Snsr
American and real Scotch shawls
.doube ihckp blue
clotl,n for overcosts and aRaglans.n t 4
black eCsstor cioh and ladies' cloaks very
cheap .a
styles.
New supplies daily
one price only plain figures deviation permitted
Good scs low prices and fair dealing be reisd all
PERRY BROTHER
eCenirsl siorer,n west building,
Noy 12-letdif opposite Centre Market