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LIMITED STATES MAIL, FLORIDA.
Posf OysrU DxrARrnnr,
~ March M Ia6

Posf OysIN TawARrnnu
$3.50 st AHt2 '.it4 ea11 i4it ~ March 30 1895.
carrying the mails II the United States
July s0s 1859 inclusive, tho following
and tho herein specified, wl Nv
this department until g. ss Nay
next, To be decided on tho following day
Baldwin, ~ mlcs and back six
week. t va ff ftt ntsaA
Leave Jacksonville daily sxOer Sunday, alta
Arrive at Baldwin by IL M;
Leave baldwin daily except Sunday at II arrival
railroad train from fcrnandnA; Al
ID Arrive at Jacksonville In hours--Nay by M.
$3.50 From Baldwin, by Barbers Nswbugh AugAiar Little River
Helena, Spring Columbus, Madsou, Ford and
MONTICELLO to Walkers Mil, lao miles and back six times
4
Inave Baldwin daily except Sunday u ~ arrival
railroad train from FernAndnA;
Arrive at Walkers NIL ID 30 hourssay by M, following
hour 10 change the malta ut Alhgator0
Leave Walkers Mil daily cxcept Sunday 1t
val of railroad train frena Tsllahssses
baldwin in 10 by Ia m, following
hours rest at Aligator)
and certificate also
requirements be embraced In the tho
January 49, 1886, pamphlet FORM u the principal
I,osi Offices. AARON v. BROWN,
Mar jl-lawdw PostnAster tscners.
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TTNITED STATES IRON STEAMER WATER
will bc tho lat the
Uncd States Washington ut II O'Clock tho hull 81
the Water Witch The vessel built the Washing
yard 1874 Her length deck 100 feet inches breadth III
hold 10 fest and the aug Of water shc floats
@ inches There brass valves and easiron wind
tho hull OF the engine frame Of wood,
and otho timber work inside estimated the weight Of tho iron
IL from 10 to so ons.
yard the labor will be his expense o will
BIO permitted keep her reasonable time 70 clean her bottom
necessary.
Tho any time win DO sub
jet to tho ratification Of tho department s&Ga.e 81
The terms are cash. Il. js'lseF6 5,.ssf WA. FINN,
April 27-1aw4w .tts Navy Agent.
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alphabetical Last Of Senator'S asd Representatives ah
their resids4Ges IN Washington, prepared by the PoS
master Of the House Of Representatives..
The astersk 10y degnaes thoss whose wives accompany
them; the section 80 those who have single lady
with them; two sections (SS) more than one lady
astsrisk and section (sS) wife and single Lady.
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DHILps LIST OF NEW Books.--colin CIin'

IL by Charles Horton. 80 cents ~ tt.f. .i st
In'ets and Mvouscs Military Adventures. 3s cents
The res N Kindred; by Owen wync ~ n.
wsysds Fictsres Through France, Holland Belgium and h
per RiinS; Ivy Robert tc author Canning u
The Every Day Book q History and Chronology cmbrsay ~
annversateS o mensblc pc1 ~
*nfc ~ the wHm from The creation the present time Ny
Ayac OF new French novels by About and other authors
PHIIPs Now Bookstore, 332 Fem avenue .
May pst.pen-ssS and 10th streets
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TJUKE SUUA w Al EK---O1 LN EA5IEK > SUM
FOUNTAINS OF 9th and streets from which the
aughts genuine Carbonnd
fountains cold qnfsd dclcouHness
in active operation Illustrating by daily increasing patronage the
appreciation Of superior medicinal properties
agreeable paaabc qualities tho nsipd hrtl
bonic acid generated in copper ona yciep soda
that cognomen dpensod oonhing and
suspecing public s,i8 NsHs E3aaE l5S
blackberry Cream tlnrc (alsicum Ginger Hook LEM
Madeira Nectar Orgca Pear Pine Port Rose,
Raspberry Srsapari Strawberry shebcrt sassas sherry
Vanilla. }f1ik lsia 1911 ttJF1tasas ias Ests,a5
Also strawberry, Lennon and Sarsparia Mead Something differ
ent from nyi thing sold in tho District
May 1--eod3m Nt's t
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VXTATCH Repairing and Engraving Watch,

M AtCu hepairing ana engraving ~ atches
w chr0n0eters and uekeepcrs Of description
repaired by skil womsn and warranted to perform accurately
Engraving description In ths best styic including the
cutting OF ARM, notices. and initials stoae sN
Visiting and wedding oards elegantly engraved aud printed
Ms'h l'ii-ttH t'NitH W. GAIT 4 BRO,
jewellers, S24 Pennsylvania avenue
rgala and 10Th
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t e4 "a. X NAVY AGSxr's OsFscx, 81
Washington, April ~, 1853.
SEALED PROPOSALS Thursday
the 9Th Of May 1858 for tho supply Of such quantics
vegetables required the Washington
July
next ending on the Both June, 1869. ta.. 81
vegetables DO OF quality and tho best the
Affords and each article must be offered for by the pound
with approved security will be required half tho es
contract twenty addition will
BIO made, colat
which will
account be paid until It ia fully complied with
DO directed IN the act
proved 18o by written guarantee signed BY
responsible persons tho effect that he they undertake that
bidder bidders WILL his their bid be accepted enter
obligation within i've days with good and sufficient surees to fur
nish the articles proposed. n# sse5.est al4 =
No proposal viii unless accompanied by guar
WIN. FINN,
Ap 2s-1aw4w aeFa i&G@Nss Navy Agent.
Miss Christie johnson,
rs DESTROYS of forming classes in elocution in the
schools Washington, and will give instruction to private
lis that city and in Georgetown. ~ Wtlsa Ed E8tt+s
Miss johnson will lessons youths and professional gentle
men, Eregncrs who wish English
Miss IIarrover's Formerly Mss Engsh Femae Sem
uary Washington and Gay strcots, Georgetown
aa.8 81 slH b5s 5gg sse qa4
Mrs. Anna Cora Richie Richmond,
Rev. Stephen r. Hill, Washington, ID. C.
Grafton Tyler, ~ d., Georgetown, u, G. a.l.. s.s#
apply Blanchard Mohun at their book
Of pennsy lyana and Eleventh street
Nov ct
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ID oUpONIs Incycclopasdia Of AgricuIlure, 5ll Cd

OUDON'S Encyclopaedia of Agriculture, 9th edf
oa VOL 6vo, London with upwards Of 200 wood GUS
Ls'ns Ency c!op~dia Of Architecture. vol svo Ludoa, WIZ
more than 1000 cnKravings. - al
Ioudons EncyclupDdiA 81 Gardening svo London WV
many hundred sagravngs. ~ t',l43
Golismths Works. 4 vols 8vo. W
Nlebuhvs History f Rome vols evo london eiihc M
Niebuhvs Isctnrcs the History voh svc en
N'e'chrs Lectures Ancient Histmy. so, Ipaaeu
Lord Aatsis History OF England Ills, 1873 7yols l3'no
cuesscs Al Truth by Two Bothers vols limo London
Ap 10 tfsf lf tt33lf tAf FRANCK rAfloh
vINlOMAS IL. BENTON.---A CARD.---D. Appleton
Il Co., New York, repscy they hsvsia P~
and will shortly pubIlsh, voIums vn ~ 49,
BESTONS ABRIUuhENr or THE CONGRESSIONAL DEBATE
which u nnishcd % the ~ history
the great c"mfromss measure, the memorable s
events which accompanied pub
III" last shect fell from the aug hours oe's
expired. NIlTIINCTON Bookseller and gatoner,
Corner Of ~ and f'cun avenue,
Agent for Dsnon's Abrdament II tho debates n cors'
Nay II 3tn rs
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VXT1sCoNsrN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION

Wv MTEIlGENCE AND GENt1tAI. LAND AGENCY. -GEON1!E
FAkNAM Oes BAnkng House
Cole Sumner, X Co., Ia Crosse Wisconsin. GsiB Eaatf
prepared buy SELL Information with regard
rma Snin pine ans; to tscac hands, esther
viii lard wasranA WISCONSIN, nunssoA attend
tho selling leasing dwelling honscs prop
cr on commason to make coiscs'c py taxes csssnsns dtss
collect ronts, &C., nc ft -. yf Il ...ss ~ ~ IL
10 han ~ real eas worth tree e no aoans ~ noney osnd
snd Ne tNsva
nnaiy 8sosy real Wisconsin and MunseoA
sccufc thAa New York that lands advancing re
~ - TOO cent Svcsy ycar Interest," legal IN waseo hth
- cuA nn4 - fuassuA ussrs nsry 3g 81
All business and tasxp n Inquiry prcspey sasndca and
turns RENTED by mail o. part a the country
FEB a5-omt "a " liuatiift9I Aiiitee ono. FAhNAM
Hs rsrs 70 tho following gentlemen Hon G washhpgns H. c.,
Mineral Point VIA ASx W. Randall Madison Wis
D. oanpssn Ia Croe Wh Hn D. Iascner ass ssAsurcs
TrsmpecaA, WIS.,; Hon. Thee Rnde u. and o)
Crosse, Wis Hon D. D. Cameron, IA cmse, Wis Jpdgp lard,
DO Hon Goo Gall Cjndke sth Judicial csrcutJ 0sevih WI
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MODERN I.ANGUA ESP Professor DANIEL H.
v Translator Languages
cay French Spanish No 225
Wllards Hotel. s5sssas, asf Mar 20 --d3mo
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(yoMPLETION Of Panama ailroad.--Reeiucton

lyOMPLETION Of Panama Railroad .--Reduction
~ California United States steamships
Aspinwa 9th 2Oh Of each month"; connecting
viii mail steamers from Panama TO SIAN Francisco
These steamships have inspected and by tho Navy
Department., and guaranty gen and Gf4y M
THIS Panama railroad al miles Iong) completed from
ocean, baggage passengers
through passengers
money paid all Of The trip
New York, Panama.
Francisco detention ia acdent that the route
entirely reliable
through by ea charge
aud children without other protectors. .ff .a d u
For Through tickets tho lowest apply tho agency, III
Wett street, New York, TO W. RAYMOND.
Nay S--d0 ga s4rs2ai ta leeQf A tastf sta ss't
VXTASHlNGTON ART ASSOCIATION. The Sec
wv Annual Exhthlon 81 the Washington
the Gallery between 18th 14i
FROM 10, 10, y. ff ftff- flFff
principal
bookstores and hotes, and at tho door. 4a yss,s Nf
Dec 2b-dH
4 NEW MATHEMATICIAN AND CLASSICAL
IA MnINARyDr D. H. A. BRIDGE having the
The tsachng proposes open Gen
Seminary Washington
Monday, April 49, at Q O'Clock, IN. fta
mc will tho number of scholars allowed
than fifteen 70 each proo aud all the brnnhes oi SUPERIOR lib
eRl education Will DO taught, including and higher mac
acs modern and ancient languages natural philosophy ana ce
istry i9f9A 2N iAitA th@lt tii'HAt ~ 'tt h
Temporary been engaged street. third
Terms: us per quarter n advanc
Ths following gutcmcn kindly permitted the Of their
nanAaa ~ refbrencss: ii'Sn ~. lt t4at7 ~ w F
Richard Smith, esq Cashier Metropolitan Bank. s
0cerge ". Riggs, esq srt
NAjc~ John ISc, VISA
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EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR THE

Papes that have copied the advertisement
will insert this note.
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Third AWdx0rs = Akmson iniru AndNor
sscnce q tho army forAcacu Military Acsdcmy military
and wel fr pensions
arising from nary SERVICES previous 1915 and or horses md
gross and reports Second Comptroller for
thereon. 80 'tt.9f' tttF tt
Fourth ASaovs Dayton, csq Fourth Auditor
sixteen cevs
Navy and Tie balances 10 the Second Comp
troler for HIS decision thereon tgfs
Fif1h Adaor Oknrrsy Mcconnell Fifth Auditor, aud
six clerks He receives and ADJUSTS all accounts Tor diplomatic and
Of the State
and tho balances The First Comptroller r his dec
thereon mas tr ~ -, ~ 81 -
sirth AUDITORS oGce-Dr Tate
for the Post once Department and hundred and curtrn
the once
appeal be tksn In twelve ouhs Cusnpror
collection all
fuvfeares
tracors failing suts aud legal peoce
inQs may be AN.
thorzcd by ropA payment moneys due 10 the
Department. snstfucng und s.fss ss"rncys marshall
relating thereto and rccevcs
the condition
and legal proceedings charge Of all property
United States In payment Of debts due tho
Department and has power TO sell and dispose Of the
benefit Of ths Ustted States m sittff tf8 EN9FrFa
tho Of the Unsl States IN
created by the cf the 9Th
tho drawn by tho
by tho First Comptroller
Sixth Auditor the Register He also holds
public advanced dburstog cncers amt
out tho same upon their checks. . taiI at,.sH E
Registers ODarnley Bigger Register twcnty
He keeps the accounts public and expenditures receives
tho Official
igaop
all
ham, aud charged by law with their safe keeping
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-11-10
LIFE IN TEEE EST.

Our Yankee traveller, who SAW the
live hoosiel, has again written to his
mother:
"Western people { says he } go their
death on etiquette. You can't tell man
here that he lies, as you can down East,
witt out fighting. A few days ago, a
man was telling two of bis neghbors, in
my hearing pretty large story.
Says [ ''Stranger that's whopper?'
Says he lay there stranger"
And in the twinkling of an eye /
found myself in the ditch, the worse of
wear and tear.
Upon another occasion says to man
| never saw before, as 3 comm passed. !;
s.That isn't q specimen Of Your western
woman, should thinks f.
Says he. ayou are a raid Of fever and
aguc, stranger, ant you!'
Every much, says /.
sWeil," replied he, sthat lady is my
wife, and if you don't apologize in tw"
minutes. by the honor of a gentleman, l
swear that these two pistols (which he
held cooked in his handy shall cure you
Of that disorder entire! $50 don't fear
stranger"
s. | knolt down and politely apologi-
zed.
bnt curse me if stand so much etiquette
italways takes re 50 unawares.- Chicago
Democadf
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BEYOND THE RIVER.

There is river deep and wide,
And while along its banks we stray,
We see our loved ones DER its tide
Sail from our sight, away, away.
Where arethey sped-they who return
No more TO glad our longing eyes
They've passed from life's contracted bourne
10 land unseen, unknown, that LIS
Beyond the river.
Tis hid from view, but we may guess
How beautiful that realm must be;
For gleamings of its loneliness,
In visions granted oft we see.
The very clouds that DER it throw
Their veil, unraised for mortal sight, s.
With gold and purple tintiugs glow,
Reflected from the glorious light q. -r
Beyond the river.
And gentle airs, go sweet so calm.
Steal sometimes from that yicwIess sphere
The mourncr feels their breath of balm,
And soothed sorrow dries the tear.
And sometimes listening earmay gain
Enhancing sound that hither floats,
The echo of distant strain
Of harps' and voices blending notes
Beyond the river.
There are our loved ones in their rest .---
They We crossed Times river-now no more
They heed the bubbles on its breast,
Nor feel the storms that sweep its shore.
But there pure love can live, can last
They look for us their homes TO share
W hen We in turn, away have passed,
hat joyful greetings meet us there.
Beyond the river.
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Q PLEDGE ME NOT WITH WINE.
BY JOSIE z. HUNT.

Oh, pledge me not with wine, dear love,
shrink from its ruddy glow;
And white and cold, deathly fear
Drops into my heart like SNOW.
Oh pledge me not with vine, dear love.
Through its mist frosy foam,
] count the beats Of a broken heart
see dssoIate home.
Oh, pledge me not with wine, dear love.
shiver with icy dread;
Each drop to me is a tear of blood
That sorrowfUi eyes have shed.
l have picture laid away,
Under the dust of years;
Come look on it, and your heart will
break,
Like summer cloud, in tears.
Night. and a storm Of autumn sleet-
A hearth without fire or light
A woman-an angry man-a door
That opens into the night
Hot hands that cling to the crazy latch,
Lips rigid and white with pain
\ curse-a blow-and wailing babe
Borne out in the wind and rain
A woman dead with her long, loose hair
Soaked wet in the weeping storm,
And her pallid arms half fallen back
From baby's waxen form,
A woman dead in tbs pitiless rain;
And, sparkling on the sand,
Dear God IA golden marriage ring,
Dropped loose from her wasted hand.
A white moon striving through broken
clouds,
A Mortified man at prayer
The cry of a passionate hearts remorse,
And a passionate hearts despair.
This is the picture laid away
Under the dust of years;
For this does the red wine look to me,
Inc noWlng OF bloody tears.
Oh, pledge me not, though the wine is
bright,
As the rarest light that flows
Through the sunsets cloudy gates of fire
Or the mornings vein of rose.
Put down the cup. 1t is brimmed with
blood,
Crushed, throbbing, from hearts like
mime
For hope, for peace, for Loves dear sake,
Oh pledge me not with wine!
LEAVES that the night wind bears
To earth's cold bosom with sigh,
Are types of our mortality.
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THE KISS.

THE KISS.
81 saw him kiss your cheek - Ills true"
"Oh, modesty y 'sTwas strictly kept;
he thought me asleep at least, knew
He thought thought he thought I slept .
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LEAVES that the night wind bears
To earth's cold bosom with sigh,
Are types of our mortality,
Aud of our fading years.
AK - LonqfellotO.
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Oh, pledge me not with wine, dear love
shrink from IFS ruddy glow;
And white and cold, a deathly fear
Drops into my heart like SHOW.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-25

The JOHNSON HoUsE.-A correspondent of the
Carroll Democrat, who has tested the qualities Of
friend SURBURG's JOHNSON HOUSE,, in this city
thus expresses himself IN letter OF November
18th
drop you a brief note from No. s, merely TO
announce my safe arrival in the Forest City, and
nv coy location at this House" This is nv
first appearance with Mr.. Surburg, and I'm very
well pleased with the establishment You are
aware that I'm strongly prejudieed against that
fulsome ceremony-the drilled movements that al
ways attend the routine of cur crack hotels; and
that I'm old fashioned enough to be satisfied with
the Rtile ct dulles OF everyday life. Here we have
every attention and accommodation that a reason
able person can require, without so much fuss and
feathers We have TO pay for at some other houses.
Mr.. SurbCrg, the proprietor, is well adapted to his
position - kind, pleasant, and attentive to his
guests; and Mr.. Huntingdon, the mild. gentleman
" and urbane clerk, is well worthy Of the high
fdence reposed in him. The corps Of attendants
are ample and mmodating-unassuming in
their position and jealous for the comfort of their
inmates It would be a useless piece of information
to you to say word concerning the ample and
varied supply presented at the table Suffice it 20
say that it still maintains its former character for
that variety end abundance, which has already
placed the johnson House at the head of the heap.
There's quietude about it too that to me is en-
chanting-none of that hustle and hurry which
have so much annoyed me at other houses and if
l mistake not very much, this institution for the
wayfarer and the business man, will take de-
served precedence over every other Of the city
So mote It be.
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Court OF CoMMoN PLEAs.-Warrington vs..
Wells. Verdict for Plaintiff Motion given OF
second trial by Defendant
Russell and others vs.. Bell. Action to recover
value of notes given in sale and purchase of a
threshing machine. Defence claims that Plaintiff
failed to furnish machines according to the stpu-
lations of contract.
Alden vs.. Pilton. Case still on trial.
CRIMINAL LCoURT.-Hendershot, Pike and Whaly,
adjudged guilty but recommended to the mercy of
the court. They will probably be sent up to the
reform school
Eaton, Hodson and Gardner, for burglary, on
trial
WORKING MEN's LEcTURE.-It will be remem-
bered that Mr.. Folsom is to address the Working
Mems Association Friday evening at 8 3-4 o'clock
A good turn cut of ladies as well as gentlemen is
anticipated.
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t-T@ BooTs--A subscriber away off in Wiscon-
sin lately sent US letter containing one hundred
dollars in good eastern bank bills, wishing US to
lay out the same in Boots and send by Express 10
him We looked over our paper and was aston
ished to find there were no wholesale dealers in
Boots and Shoes in this city. The question is,
what shall we do with the money! We see bv
our exchanges there are plenty Of such dealers in
Buffalo, Detroit and, indeed, all the great cities
save Cleveland. We can refund the money and
refer cur correspondent to those cities, but do
not like to do it. We believe we shall hold the
mater and money too, under advisement for a
few days. There may be pedler along.-PlGiH
Dealer.
We find upon looking over the advertising col
umns of the Leader, that there are two large
Wholesale Boot and Shoe establishments in Cleve
land, both first rate concerns. If our neghbor will
call upon Messrs. Huett, Burget Co, or Messrs
Spencer and Melen he can spend that hundred dol
lars in such a manner as to give entire satisfac-
ton to his correspondent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-25

CLEVELAND AHEAD.-The Forest City has ev-
er made great pretensions 10 being in advance OF
all others upon the Lake Shore. An article which
We find in the Leader of yesterday is convincing
to US that its claims are founded in justice. 1t
says: ''One instance lately came to our knowl-
edge in which three cords of hickory wood, l0ith
part of The shed ehieh IL lcaS stored icas stOea" "
Now that beats us Wood is often stolen in Tole-
do but the rogues have manliness enough to leave
the lrood shed d-Tolcdo Blade
We presume those rogues find the wood sheds so
deeply imbedded in the Maumee mud, as to pre-
vent their being extracted. Just at the present
spakng" Cleveland Streets are presenting a sub
lime depth ofmud, and we fear our Toledo friends
are 'gone under"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-25
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCE ALBERT.

ST JOHNS, WEDNESDAY Eve, Nov. "a.
The Atlantic R. NJ. Steam Navigation Cos.
steamer Prince Albert arrived at this port at ten
O'Clock this morning but owing to the wires being
down on the route between this place and Sack
vile we were unable to transmit her news until
this evening.
The Prince Albert brings Liverpool and London
adyices TO Thursday noon llth inst, which were
telegraphed to Galway for the New York Associa-
ted press.
The news is quite meagre.
The telegraphic despatch from Madrid, received
in London on the day Of the departure Of the
Steamship Prince Albert, says that the Span
ish Government has taken hold of the Mexican
Government in earnest, and declares that the Diff
culties must be settled in suitable TO the
dignity OF Spain.
Hostilities are confidently anticipated
A serious insurrection had broken out in Asatic
Turkey, but the particulars had not reached Lon
don.
Mr. Whtehouse, the ex-Eiectrician of the ATTAIN
tic Telegraph Company has written another letter
TO the directors reiterating bis former opinions,
touching the difficulty in working the cable, ex-
pressing his conviction that it may yet be made
available.
CONNIE Nov. 18th, noon
Flour was dull, and sales quite unimpOrtant. Pro-
duce generally unchanged. Tallow has advanced,
especially Russian, owing to heavy frosts at st.
Petersburg.
LONDON, Nov. IL, noOn-COnsos have declined
and are now at 81 sa9s for money and account.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
WASHINGTON, Nov.

W AShlNGFON, 4NON ~.
New Orleans papers of Thursday last, received
here, say that a conspiracy was discovered in
Campeachy on the 22d ult, which was TO have
been followed by an outbreak on the following
Sunday, when the city was to be sacked to raise
resources for the Zuloaga government.
By advices to the l4th of Oct, it is ascertained
thai the commander of the United States slOOp Of
war Dale, was informed by the commander of the
British war steamer Conflict that the latter had
captured three slavers on the African coast, and
the entire British squadron nine during the last
six months.
After making a cruise up the coast the officers
of the Dale expected the vessel would return to
the U. S.
James Fulton, of Tennessee, has been appoint
ed purser in the navy in the place of Stanforth,
resigned.
Official dispatches state that the Violators of the
Dixon family at Beirut, had been convicted and
that an order for their execution would be asked
Of the Sultan.