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ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondence Of The Star.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. 10, 1883
The ,Der,ocrscy Of Alexandria assembled In
genersi meeting at tie CGuft sodse, tsst even
ing, to appoint delegates to the Petersburg Gut.
ernatorial Convention. G. n. Smoot presided
and d. r. Blackjack was appointed Secretary
After several motions in regard to appointing
delegates had been made aud withdrawn, the
rfiseting resolved that any &lkaansria betnocr.i
who may be In Petersburg during the sessions OF
the Convention, be constituted delegate.
y n Berry moved resolution approving and
Mr.. J r. Johnston said he held fuiif dn t..
sentiments Of the resolution, but thought that in
meeting convened on State policy Federal mat
tiers should not be introduced.
Col 8. King Shay advocated with eloquence
and vigor the adoption Of the resolution which
was carried rem Goa
Or; Jckfston t.to7ed 9 resolution instruetins
tn. Alexandria delegation to 4ote for the nomi:
nation of no man for Governor who &as n6t at
old line Democrat, which he advocated, and
then, after the subject had been discussed by
Messrs. Berry, Wise, Breut, and others, he with.
drew It, -
Major Ashby introduced a resolution decisfinp
the confidence OF the meeting in the fidelity c1
Hon. John Letcher to the South; to which Mr.
George W. Brent moved a substitute, declaring
confidence in all the Democratic candidates fol
tie Gubernatoridl nomination.
Much debate ensu.d Messrs. J. w. Ashby B
Berry, 6 ID. Wise, d. Funston, J. Gordon,
r. NJ Smith, Geo. w. Brent, and others, took
part. The substitute was anaily adopted
On motion of Mr.. j. Johnston, a resouti en-
was adopted, declaring that the institution OF
slavery, as II exists in the South is blessing to
master and servant, and PROTECTIVE Of the Best
interests Of the Commonwealth. The meeting
then adjourned.
Owens was unusually successful last night In
"Toodies," and the I" Forty Wnks;" and Fiske,
az usual. made a capital paddy Myles.n -
Though the evening was quite damp the Hall
was well filled, giving ample evidence of the
business tact Of Manager Tayeure, in opening a
short Dramatic season" In this city.
The Circuit Court is engaged In the trial OF
civil cases 80
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0NOR0N TOWN.
C~,ssysm1ssss sf Ia Sssr.

- 9toho17oWN, Nov. IL leae
I weiearn from Capt. Aoll,nesvorth Thar AM,
sprightly new military company, the Posor,se
Light Infantry, are making preparations for :
Public Pafade N futsdsv; the a3d Inst, II the
weather shall prove favorable. fhey eli BE- e.
Sorted out by the College Cadets. The Light
Infantry expect to turn Out, dfty odd muskets.
The parade viii doaSt!ess be enc Of the most
handsome and Imposing demonstrations 81 tke
kind which has been witnessed in our city for
several years The tastsfplly fitted up and well
lar pace 6f fes5rt Tor fianF, ~ 3D., citizens Sew
eral evenings In each week the do6rs Sre thostn
open for visitors, and the gentlemanly members,
one ana all, seem to take much pleasure In the
visits Qf their friends, apd spare no pains to
don't like to make iaVididus diseinstiors, int re
cannot help saying that their gallant captaii x
always been universal favorite among all who
have had the pleasure Of his acquaintance
The fne building which is being erected on
High street by Potomac (NIasonic) Lodge is pro.
kressing rspidly The brick woTi. has been car.
Ited Up to the sqrare, and the rafters are noe
feifg SET PreParatory to the reception Of the bal
the .up+rintendence Of Mr.. (. shseRsli Inn nd
the building, when completed, will be real or
nament to the town.
We learn that William A. Brady. ESQ b..
leased, for two years, the fine dwelling on Second
street, formerly the residence ofthe Russian Min
istfs the PC NJ Bodisso, ~he'e he intends 10
We hear Of no chahge IN tie Rot;r market
Coed standard supe fine brands are still held at
was sale Yesterday Of cargo Of 1900 bushels
red wheat at 81 90 good white is selling at 81 goa
cur lsst repott y.
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers
EXCELLENT FURNiTUREA AND House
u sSLp EEstefs kf PusLIc sALE.-On WE'D
at the resIdenes Of Wililm II. UIpermsn. Ess
on Penn yyaI Ia avenue, BetS cen Sd and AZ streets
vs shall sell the entire urni ure 4rd Effects som
prising- y = -
Mahosan3 carved sr9nE seat sof.s, Dfvsns. Rock
. or, Ottofrsnss snd parlor Chairs,
Mahogany Dining and CARD Tsbies,
very large gut frame French Plate Mirrors, Slat
and Bracket,
Damssk and LacsCurfams, Cornice,
Gilt and buff Window Shades, Lounges
Brussels, three py, and ingram CARPETS IN.
star Carpets, 0Ii cloth, Rods and Ey es.
~ superior solid Mahogany Bedsteads.
.andsome MahOgany Dressing and Plain Bureaus
Solid Mahogany Wardrobes,
Marie top Washstands,
Superior Gather Beds. Boosters. end Pillows,
Blankets. Comforts. Tci'e Sets, y.
Cane and wood seat Chairs, Tables,
Cerled hair and Husk Mattresses,
Mahogany Side5osrd. pinIng Tables,
French China gold hand Dinner Set, Glassware,
superior silver ated Tea Set, Cake Baskets Cas-
tors, Knives and Forks,
Cooking stove, Radiator and other Stoves,
logethef with general assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites,
Terms: S.5 and under cash; over that sum, a
credit OF 80. 81. and 80 days, for satisfactorily en-
doris notes, bearing interest.
+. S-The House Is for rent ir quire on the prem
lses. JAS. G. MCGUIRE d CO,
nOS-d AuotloneeTa.
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TO-DAY 10. MoRRoW MOANING
Bt 4, 0hEEN Asct,one.,

TRUSTEES SALE rF Two STORY
FRAME HOUsBs AND LOT If AteJtos- On
FRIDAY. the nth day of November. Ics. 1 shall
sell IN front OF the premises, ct O'Clock .. On b.
virtue OF deed Of trust to the subscriber bearlng
dete 18th day Of July, 1884, and nrded in LbeT
s. No g. isllos 97 1893, 1893. and 30, one ofthe
land records fUf Neshiuet--n Aounty IN the District
OF Columbia. the following Iipfot Ga nro,erty lying
said viz:
All Of ;ot numbered twenty three. rs ia sauare
numbered one hundred and twenty seven. tl21 Jhsv-
ing front on north l., between 18th and 18th streets
west, together with the improvements which are
two stort FtSme usases. -
Terms Of sale tuh.
the terms OF sale are not complied eth IN three
days after sale, the Trustee reserves lhe RIA Id IS e.
SCI the PROPERTY by giving three day notice OF such
lnston, dt the risk and cost ofthe first purchaser
oc2 2aw&ds A. GREEN, Aact.
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ELEGANT CURTAIN GOODS.

ELEGANT CURTAIN GOODS.
ELAGETr 4 DODsoN have the pleasure Of
informing al In guest of any kind of Curtain Ma
.erisIs that their stock OF every thing appertanng
70 that kInd OF furniture is now complete in All
tnnt novel and desirable. all of which they are
selling very cheap. "
They have now in stock
Elegant Triple width French Satin BrockateIle. ALI
cOors, "
Elegant double width do. do.
20. embossed Rept de Lain,
10. do. Etof de Antique, both new NJ, las
DO. PLAIN and striped kept. very pretty and
Embroldered Borders and Bands Curtains in broad
Cloths, very new and recherche,
nept De Lslne, Ia extremely rich colors and bo ders
- 70 match-these are rich in the extTeme
reasonable, IVY
ihfse esses superb embroidered Lace and M uslin
SnaeIouItains. all new, at prices fram 0 so to
q Also rich cshtrr and side Cords and Tssssls and
SSmps 70 match, and Cornices, Side Bands, and
rWs IN Fiowels, Fruits and unique deslGns.
respeotfn ~ invite all in ~ant Of Curtains to
% III ana see lot themselves Wewafrant our prices
70 oe az low III not lower than any of the Gods
Gan De bad 10 any of the NorthsFn cities.
Ano, lust recesved, the latest desiEns from Pans
LOT me Instruction and hanging OF Curtains a.
represented by "Le Garde Treubls.' u which We
arc subscribers for the benefit Of our customers.
no cost CLAGETT DODSON.
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LOCAENTEELlGENCS.

ID ras.sA q rhs sssr'' h priasea On the
fastest steam press IN - ssush u Balti.
mere, Re edtsisa n - hfge n 70 resstrs n
10 be pat - press at m carly kSar, Adver.
tseaeats, therefore, shsaid be sent IN By 10
s'cssct, ~; s<Aerwise shey nss nss appear
until the next day.
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Creditors Of Lawrence, Stone C.,

BosroN. Nov 10 The tLi6d meeting of the
creditors Of MessTs. Lawrence, stone 4 Co wa.
held to- day, when additional claims were pre-
scented, which, together with the clsim Of Geo ge
Peabody, OF Londor, amounting 20 $500 O0O, will
swell the sum owed by the nrm al the time of
its failure. TO nearly 81 90 CO..
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rmpertant Case Decided

CHICAGO, Nov n The Rreat .uit ,v,l,., A..
American Transportation Company for AIS az,
damages, arising GOT Of the burning Of a ware
house ana contents. which took are from the
her dock, has been decided In favctef the com.
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Collision and Less Of Life.

BArH, Me Nov. 10.-The steamship Eastern
Queen, from Boston fr this port, came IN coils
ion ~ith she schooner Caroline stone from New
York fof Bangor on the eth instant, OF Boone
Island, shaking the schooner The captaiu and
two Of the sesmen were saved. Arthur Turner,
seaman, was lost.
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MARRIED.,

waugh Chaps, Mr. RGB III e sk M WSr'P E:S Of
this city. VI
AZ Erie; Pa, on the I'd instant, Lieut.. J. w.
SHiRk, U. 8. Navy, to Miss MARY MAR.
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FROM AUCTION. -
worth $3.50,
10 dozen Quilted do. 62I, cents. worth al
10 do; LADIES', White and Coiored Corsetts, 81
10 doz bottles FTench's Bay Water. 81 cts, worth
100 dozen Ladiss G Hdkfs. At IS cents per dozen
Jouven's best Kid Gloves, al oents,
Also, Merinos. Merino Plaids. Delaines. CalIcoes
W. r. HURDLEy,
no2 Nv corner High and Gay streets.
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The Atlantic Bank Es,etpod

Poffi.sp, Ne. Nov N An ipiunctfon has
orn snted a sinst the Atlant Bank restrain
lns ~ rom uansseting any business beyond re-
ng payment for indebtedBess 60 H. The
paIhs IN The case will be had to-day The
omce, say that so soon ss the iniuncfion 4, 70
ton being small. o''o.'a
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New Yerk m arksts.

NEW YoRK, Nov IL Flour has advanced ,
State 81 30 "a 80; Ohio e5 35aeS 50; Soufherr
IS lOaS5 40 :,
wn, at has advanced 1c. Corn s dull; mixed
7ia76. =
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Raltimsre Markets.

BALrrMoEs, Nov. IL Flour is steady; Howard
street and Ohio = g.
Wheat is quiet; rcd el-I5asI 90 W bite sI3Oa
81 Is. Corn 10 steady and unchanged.
Provisions are steady; bsccn arm.
Whisky IL quiet at 22kc. .
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DIED,

DIED,
On the 10th instant, Mis-. SUSAN b. RING
GOLD, relict Of the late Lieut. Thos ingeoid
y. 3. Army, and daughter Of the late Hon. A. n
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Another Murder In Bsss...

BosroS, Nov. I---Ann Stewart was found in
with all her clothes burned OF and her bcd '
shoctinglv burnt. She was taken 90 the hos
pifal, and in her dying deposition states that q
fnula.to named Mitchell, threw csmphene on her
through the day Mitchell has been arrested
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SALE 6 s. J" a 533sEEh5k ATTe nRsI
= ScRooL DEsks, SCHOOL CHAIks, &c, Al huc
IiosIOn MONDAY, November Is, at 10 o'clock
avenue, between ath aad 2lst streets, collection
OF Ho9sehod and School Furniture, consisting il
sOfss. MahOs.ny Arm Chairs, ~Msbosss, csutr,
Mahosany Work Table, 10 Mattresses. cotton top,
Three ply Csrpeting. Hall OiloIoth, II f
sfdetoerdf Bureaus, wardrobes Waehstanda
Tip Stoves, Mshcsa-s Dir tns Table,
Bedsteads, Cane seat Chairs,
% School Chairs School Desks, &o. --
Terms: Under $50 cash over 81 90 and q. dsy q,
credit, Tor approved end ed notes. bearing inter
est. ~
mol G. w. ROTEIER Aunf
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AUCTION NL2

AOV1kO0 DAAA
1Fw otksr Aseeses SEE, sss Jlva 500
y 7 ~ 4. rsREEN, AaotioasSs. = : :
HANDsOME y0gNe SADDLE aOAsEAr
sns sell &C half psst 10 O'Clock a NJ in front Oh
fs suD,ion store. hne DARK Bay Saddle Horse.
. Ati.o. lsIEe lot Of HcusehoId snd Kitchen Fur
iitfre' crookery, Glass Ware. &en 40 ~
By A GREEN. Auotion.e,
II sTosS TX" ,S SALE Or FANCY GOODS.
liss &: ,S si,, :, VI:
cs.:sd 'n ne AZ residence OF Mrs Ann s,mms a.
next door to the drSs s,ess IN avenue
oSlocka m al the personal Effects the - 2
H. s1 r. ss:ss' "a ssrf s.s.ss
ture efni-
b order 9th. Ex.outnx:
NO n 81 A. GREEN. Apo.
By ! G. hsG SIRE Co, Auctforee,,.
! PUBLIc sALE.-On THufsbHY IFTERl
NOON, 18th, a. "a O'Clock, al the auction fcefss,
Square west of squire NO. So, fronting S. feet 2
Jersey svsEde and s i;st inehs. on third street
Let No. g in Square No. s7s fronting q feet .x
aoe,r sn otn street west between and q streets
nOTt on N STnT 1C t sss safsst e nshs.
Tenth street betvsen East TsSo strs ,esa and
massachusetts avenue, running hack IL feet len
Terms One third cash; the residue in ,ix and
TstSe months, with interest, secured by deed in
nos-d &c. Mo5UIsE L CO. Aucts.
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is rNAvoIp-
soly p0ssspqn ssb 7n s, TUEsDAYAfTERNooN
no I'D j. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auct.. 9
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PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE.

EDHILhDELFHIA DHAUGHT ALE.
The undersigned having accepted the agency, nov
give notice that they are prepared to fufnis theii
eustom.Is and the public generally with Massey,
Collins d Co.'s superior
DRAUGHT ALE,
In whole and half barrels. at Baltimore prices for
CASH on delivery. AZ we sell this Ale only on com
MISSION, our terms will be rigidly adhered to- Bats
facon Guaranteed In even instance provided notice
OF defect be !glven within twenty four hours ateI
tapping.
Domestic Ales. Porter, and Brown Stout fully
equal not superior, TO imported) at 81 to $50
Georgetown, or Alexandra. : -
ARMY & SHINN,
OoI2 81 Green street. Gienrs AfnHn
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n MAP COLORtNG,
LONE BY HAND, in . smooth and superior
manner, and st very moderate rate. Direct to A
u. H., Bog IS City tost Omces no 4-e0lWt
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No; IS WATER STREET, GEORGETOWN. ID. G.
no l. lniS
= BARRELS CRANBERRIES,
- % boxes new Bunch Raslns,
3Ukegs best Table butter,
5 hhds. Sugars, part low priced,
81 barrels Crushed, Pulverized and Clarified SUI
gar, at reduced prIcs,
loo boxes Fire Crackers,
100 boxes Scotch Herrin.s,
pounds fresh Curran.sl
Buckwhslt. Honey In the Comb,
Pickles, Cstsup, Champagne,
Nectar Whisky. 81 per gallon,
Catawba and pure Cognao Brandy,
Golden syrup, English Dairy and New York Cheese
Broma. Farlna and Co n starch,
No. Mackerel, IN quarter barrels,
Rice Flour, Rye Flour, and Weloh's Family
Fancy Baskets, d c., &c,
Just received ard for sale by
no LOOT w. III. IENNEY, Georfetovn
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q CARP ETIN 6s.
Ne. YORK an sdst,o.ai supply Or eIss.at Iood. 10
EsssH. new new .tsi: &"s ff y.!za cap.tlus.. a.
Elegant new s,1ls ,sp.s,ry Brussels, Of 80 cent.
and 81, worth Oh asand si SO
Also, 10 bales extra heavy Thres-pIy do, in Bros
Thes. goods are warranted to weigh "a Ibs to the
ysIo ILsy are q, IN new dssiErs, never before
f1tra svy double Ini rain. in entirely new de
SOD as s1oh. which We can sell from q 70 SIX etc
Ext heavy. thick and neat Wool Dutch arpet-
6rsnes. dinn SToOms, and bsssIsrt rooms, very
Also q beautiful lot of real English Vent an do
IN new styles Of figures and colors These are rare
goods, and vel worthy ofsttention.
Also. large lot oftha cheapest and best Felt
brusrets B, the yard and in medallions and boz
Elegant Velvet, Chenille. and Tufted Rings. ell
astomshInEly chap;
Mats. for ont doors. vestibules and psriors this
a>ecrtment OF mas 10 the most extensive superor.
and the most reasonable in price We have ever
Also, one bale SKIN Mats. in exported doors and
and ss from % sSa
very CHEAP Some ofthem are elegantly ifISsse vita
in OUR LINEN ROOM, Cs.xt rLoorI
so % o. Bed, Chb and Cradle Blankets TO 70
Also Marseilles, ID nifty, Allendsle, Alhambrs.
and Lancaster Quilts, IN ali sizes, ..-.'
Also, Q lot Of well quilted Comforts, made in the
best madden eolored prints.
New style Embroidered Cloth Piano and Tale
Covers. 49,. .. IT
New style Embossed Dsmask Wins Cloths
Do: Iopleys Velvet Tabs Covers. yer,
Also. one case new style Gilt Window Shades,
pretty and cheap.
Our stock Of al kinds Table and Toilet Linens
ard CottoDs viii be found the most complete IN all
As We devote ar whole time and attention 10 tho
buying And selling Of Furniture Dry Goods tXciu-
svely, is bat reasonable 90 ppose that H shUul
be Just so.
Economical housetcessrs and those Who want
exclusively select and nice things should call and
look through cur stock. Our prices are lov IN ell
oaxe..
90 s-eost cLAsETT DODsoN.
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- BY A. GKEEN, Auotinneer.
TRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE Bun u
Il ING LoTs FRONTING ON l7TH STREET WKsI,
BEIwEES AM M sIRrETs NoRTH-On MON
ga the 18th day of N9ye mber. shall sell, at
deed OF trust to the ubsoribsr, and duy recorded
IN the land records for the conptt of ws.hinrton,
ties, the following described valuable proeertJ,
lying and being in the city OF Washington, b. G.,
Lot No. 6, in D,vIdson's subdivision of Square
No. 1873. having front 18th street vest of "a feet
running back to 30 feet alley, between l. and NJ
streets north -
Also, part of Lot No. 8, in Davidson gu bd
OF Square No. 1884, having front of % feet on nth
feet Lches to a wide alley. :
This properly is all handsomely located little
north OF the Presidents msnnon.
Tdrms: Ons third cash balance in 6, IL, and 10
months the purchaser TO give notes for the deferred
payments, bearing interest from day of sale.
deed given and deed Of trust taken.
NJ. d. EMERY, Tustse.
no eodds A. GREEN. Auct.
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By Z. w. 6OTELER, Anctioneer
SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FUR
- NITuRE AT AucTIoN.-Un TUESDAY MORN
lNG, November 9Th, commencing at 10 O'Clock \
shfl sell at o. $50 street. between eth and IOf
streets, the effects OF family declining
One superior ~ octave Rosewood Piano BY Chick
Fine lag French plate Pier Mirror, with gilt brack-
Tapestry Brussels Carpeting, fine Gilt Window
Handsome Parlor Gas Cha ndeIIer,
SOlq Rosewood Parlor Suite, covered with Silk
Piu.h. consisting of two French Sofas tv @ Arm
Chairs, And Reception Chairs,
6otnl Parior Arm Chair. handsome Rosewood Ell
Fine OF Paint ngs and Ensravipgs, Msntel and Ia
Hafisons Y sinst Hat Rack, with mirror hack
Hall FIl6!oth, Mahosauy waTdrobs
superior Feather Beds Curled Hair and Shuck
Mahogany Carved back Jenny Lind Bedsteads,
Mahogany Bureaus, with marble {, ps
Mahogany WashstaDds. Toilet Sets,
step and Chamber Carpetlngs,
Mahogany Rocker, Mahogan. Sideboard,
Walnut RI tension Dining Table,
v ench China Glass and Crockery.
Ia ie Cutlery, Plated Castor, and Table Furniture
generally,
Superior Cooking Stove and Radiator,
Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Requisites &c
called to this sale, as the artices are OF superior
quality and IN excellent cond'ticn.
Terms: 8 80 and under cash over $40 a credit of
81 and days, for approx ed endorsed notes, bes
interest.
no IL c. w. BOTELER, Auct.
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EXCITEMENT AMONG THE ODD FELLows.-Ex-
Ro;tion 81 Odd ellowships INCLUDING the Signs
knk, an expelled member. sold at ApAMsoN's
I'm street. opposite to the Post Oiioe, and 9 ST.
uooI Tenn. dVenue. "A
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WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and ysry oheap M
the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th ana
streets. Ice Cream and Water Ices, 50 oenis PEI
quart. no Inn
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hotst. PoIsI, N. y Nov. -1l,-The steam
staye snd beading mill in III. place, belonging
10 NJ, hich Of Meores, N V, burst this mcru-
Jurins three Others 80 badly that they are not en-
Pected to live. The names Of The three injured
are not yet sscertained -
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The Allegheny County Bonds.

PITTsBURe, Nov. II The supreme Court OF
Pennsylvania has awarded peremPtory mapdA-
mus against the county Of Aheg hany, compelling
the collection Of tax 10 paw The interest on the
bonds Of the county issued for Railroad purposes
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FAIRS. Balls, and Festivals furnished with 10,
Confectionery of al kinds at reduced prices fresi
made every day at the Philadelphia Confsctioner,
and Zee Cream Depot, corner 18Th and F streets.
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Later from California.

NV YoRK, Nov. 12,-The steamship Star OF
the West, from Aspinwsll, with California DATES
to the 10th ult., has been stgnsled OF sandy Hook
She will be up al O'Clock =
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5000 BUSHELS sT pkTSE WHITE Mel,
CT: X New Jersey POTATES in store and for sale
In lots to silt PURCHASERS.
PETER BERRY,
nos IS WAter street,
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HEAVY Robbery.

TOLEDO, (Ohio,) Nov'r f2th.-The safe Of the
Wabash ard Western Railroad was robbed az
Fort Wayne last night, Of s26, 900 in Illinois and
Nisrn lin
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SUPER aCk DRESS
- AndCI.OAK PRINCES.
Gnipure Dress and Cloak frinEes,
Crochet Dres, and Cloak FIinges,
Braided Cloak and Dress Eringes,
TaSsel Cloak ard ID. ess Fringes,
Chenille Cloak ana Dress Frioges,
Button Cloak and Dress FriDges,
Bugled Cloak and Dress FrInxes,
, . Plain Cloak and Dress PRINCES,
Also, 81, OO0 worth OF Colored Dress ringss,
Our sssortm ent OF the aJove named Goods, par
tculary 10 black, 70 unsurpassed in any retail store
South of New FORK.
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INV YoRk, Nov. IL Hon. Edward Everes
has banded over to The Mount Vernon Assocfs
ton $1,000, received from the New York Ledx e
ss advance paw for a series Of weekly articles from
his pen, for the coming year
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The BIBLE REvIsED.-A goodly number OF
persons assembled last evening In the basement
OF the Thirteenth street Baptist Church for the
purpose OF listening TO the remar Ks of Rev m,
Armitage and Mr.. VIM H. wyckoff IN, nre.i
dent and secretary of the American Bible Union
on the subject OF their enterprise-the reyision
OF the English translation Of the Bible Roth
gentle men addressed the meeting at some I,notb
upon the subject, ard produced divers atg uments
showing the advisability OF having a version of
the Scriptures which should not be liable 10 IN.
objections that are ged against that now in user
Various classes of defects In the present transla
uOn wee pointed out TO illustrate how liable
persons in reading our common version are 10
idIl into error regarding the true meaning of bat
they read To different Understandings Of the
same texts was ascribed the variety Of rel gious
sentiments now prevalent. The speakers were
listened to with great attention by the audisnce:
uRr OF CLAIMs.-Yesterday, Judge Scar
ou'gh delivered the opinion Of the court in Il .
use OF James b. Armstrong VS.. The United
States ne claim Is for damages to the amount
OF 'wo hundred thousand dollars for the non.
PsIo, nance oy the government of contract wi tn
MIN io' tne transportation of government su plies
in 800 The opinton OF the CONT Is that fbs N,
utlonrr ls entitled TO relief but The .videnc. ON
ME Is insumcient to enable them 10 drtermlne
the damages which he has suxiained -.
The case Of Richard w. Meade edu,,,,.,,,.e-
Of Richard w Meade, deceased. va Ths IInS'.~
: ates, was resumed. Hon Reverdy Iohn...
commenced the closing argument for the ne,,.
iioner; but without concluding the eon,, "a
yoafned until Monday nsxt.- ~ 80